Central Anatolia Region (statistical)

Central Anatolia Region Orta Anadolu Bölgesi
Region

Country	Turkey
Area
• Region	90,868 km² (35,084 sq mi)
Population (2014)
• Region	3,886,251
• Rank	8th
• Density	43/km² (110/sq mi)
• Urban	3,038,941
• Rural	847,310

The Central Anatolia Region (TR7) is a statistical region in Turkey.

Subregions and provinces 1
Age groups 2
Internal immigration 3
- State register location of Central Anatolia residents 3.1
Marital status of 15+ population by gender 4
Education status of 15+ population by gender 5
Election results 6
- 2014 presidential election 6.1
- June 2015 general elections 6.2
See also 7
References 8
External links 9
Sources 10

Subregions and provinces

Kırıkkale Subregion (TR71)
- Kırıkkale Province (TR711)
- Aksaray Province (TR712)
- Niğde Province (TR713)
- Nevşehir Province (TR714)
- Kırşehir Province (TR715)
Kayseri Subregion (TR72)
- Kayseri Province (TR721)
- Sivas Province (TR722)
- Yozgat Province (TR723)

Age groups

As of December 31, 2014^[1]
Age groups	Total	Male	Female
0 – 4	297,122	152,560	144,562
5 – 9	316,606	162,418	154,188
10 – 14	319,956	163,266	156,690
15 – 19	343,985	175,612	168,373
20 – 24	309,019	154,916	154,103
25 – 29	293,342	149,259	144,083
30 – 34	300,441	153,560	146,881
35 – 39	275,224	139,554	135,670
40 – 44	263,115	131,333	131,782
45 – 49	231,001	117,162	113,839
50 – 54	222,116	110,002	112,114
55 – 59	189,735	94,817	94,918
60 – 64	157,128	76,800	80,328
65 – 69	133,098	60,714	72,384
70 – 74	94,657	42,176	52,481
75 – 79	63,521	25,740	37,781
80 – 84	51,049	23,441	27,608
85 – 89	19,243	6,746	12,497
90+	5,893	1,377	4,516
Total	3,886,251	1,941,453	1,944,798

Internal immigration

Between December 31, 2013 and December 31, 2014^[2]
Region	Population	Immigrants	Emigrants	Net immigrants	Net immigration rate
Central Anatolia	3,886,251	116,952	142,812	-25,860	-6.63

State register location of Central Anatolia residents

As of December 31, 2014^[3]
Region	Population	Percentage
Istanbul	4,858	0.1
West Marmara	5,140	0.1
Aegean	16,606	0.4
East Marmara	10,715	0.3
West Anatolia	49,942	1.3
Mediterranean	100,729	2.6
Central Anatolia	3,466,971	89.9
West Black Sea	19,104	1.4
East Black Sea	19,104	0.5
Northeast Anatolia	63,029	1.6
Central East Anatolia	31,612	0.8
Southeast Anatolia	33,876	0.9
Total	3,857,160	100

Marital status of 15+ population by gender

As of December 31, 2014^[4]
Gender	Never married	%	Married	%	Divorced	%	Spouse died	%	Total
Male	419,422	28.9	970,809	66.9	33,741	2.3	26,156	1.8	1,450,128
Female	306,696	20.7	971,157	65.7	44,455	3.0	156,581	10.6	1,478,889
Total	726,118	24.8	1,941,966	66.3	78,196	2.7	182,737	6.2	2,929,017

Education status of 15+ population by gender

As of December 31, 2014^[5]
Gender	Illiterate	%	Literate with no diploma	%	Primary school	%	Primary education	%	Middle school	%	High school	%	College or university	%	Master's degree	%	Doctorate	%	Unknown	%	Total
Male	20,236	1.4	45,871	3.2	340,261	23.5	301,276	20.8	150,422	10.4	370,220	25.5	187,447	12.9	12,518	0.9	3,909	0.3	17,968	1.2	1,450,128
Female	128,314	8.7	107,843	7.3	480,038	32.5	247,522	16.7	102,295	6.9	247,568	16.7	132,360	8.9	7,418	0.5	2,183	0.1	23,348	1.6	1,478,889
All genders	148,550	5.1	153,714	5.2	820,299	28.0	548,798	18.7	252,717	8.6	617,788	21.1	319,807	10.9	19,936	0.7	6,092	0.2	41,316	1.4	2,929,017

Election results

2014 presidential election

Erdoğan	%	İhsanoğlu	%	Demirtaş	%	Valid votes	%	Invalid votes	%	Votes cast	%	Constituents
1,375,285	65.8	679,694	32.5	34,528	1.7	2,089,507	97.9	44,314	2.1	2,133,821	79.8	2,673,074

June 2015 general elections

AKP	%	CHP	%	MHP	%	HDP	%	Other parties	%	Valid votes	%	Invalid votes	%	Votes cast	%	Constituents
1,198,396	53.2	304,492	13.5	599,427	26.6	43,277	1.9	106,682	4.6	2,252,274	97,9	48,961	2.1	2,301,235	85.9	2,678,492

References

^ TurkStat [5]
^ TurkStat [6]
^ TurkStat
^ TurkStat [7]
^ TurkStat [8]

External links

TURKSTAT (English)

Sources

ESPON Database

Statistical regions of Turkey

Istanbul West Marmara Aegean East Marmara West Anatolia Mediterranean Central Anatolia West Black Sea East Black Sea Northeast Anatolia Central East Anatolia Southeast Anatolia

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Central Anatolia Region (statistical)