Transcarpathia Noted Population Decline for the First Time in the History of “Independent” Ukraine

Translated by Ollie Richardson

23:45:39
20/03/2018

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Transcarpathia
, for the first time during the years of Ukraine’s independence, recorded a natural reduction of the population by five hundred people. This was
 reported by the press service of the Transcarpathian Regional State Administration with reference to the management of statistics in the region.

“Last year the region, for the first time during the independence of Ukraine, recorded a natural reduction of the population by five hundred people – 14,552 persons were born, and 15,077 died,” it is said in the statement.

In total 1,258,000 people live in Transcarpathia today, from which 36% are residents of cities and 62% are residents of villages. Such indicators are atypical for Ukraine. For example, the population of a village in Transcarpathia averages 1,400 people, and the average for Ukraine is 700.

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