Central East Anatolia Region (statistical)

Central East Anatolia Region Ortadoğu Anadolu Bölgesi
Region

Country	Turkey
Area
• Region	78,458 km² (30,293 sq mi)
Population (2014)
• Region	3,801,911
• Rank	9th
• Density	48/km² (130/sq mi)
• Urban	2,992,754
• Rural	809,157

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

Subregions and provinces 1
Age groups 2
Internal immigration 3
- State register location of Central East 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

Malatya Subregion (TRB1)
- Malatya Province (TRB11)
- Elazığ Province (TRB12)
- Bingöl Province (TRB13)
- Dersim Province (TRB14)
Van Subregion (TRB2)
- Van Province (TRB21)
- Muş Province (TRB22)
- Bitlis Province (TRB23)
- Hakkâri Province (TRB24)

Age groups

As of December 31, 2014^[1]
Age groups	Total	Male	Female
0 – 4	392,198	200,691	191,507
5 – 9	389,144	199,460	189,684
10 – 14	402,624	206,191	196,433
15 – 19	398,531	204,046	194,485
20 – 24	384,526	208,838	175,688
25 – 29	319,597	166,226	153,371
30 – 34	290,211	147,273	142,938
35 – 39	232,868	118,517	114,351
40 – 44	220,908	111,344	109,564
45 – 49	165,916	87,030	78,886
50 – 54	159,437	80,695	78,742
55 – 59	124,587	62,419	62,168
60 – 64	97,936	46,193	51,743
65 – 69	78,067	35,008	43,059
70 – 74	56,400	25,731	30,669
75 – 79	39,535	17,138	22,397
80 – 84	30,496	14,203	16,293
85 – 89	12,849	4,073	8,776
90+	6,081	1,440	4,641
Total	3,801,911	1,936,516	1,865,395

Internal immigration

Between December 31, 2013 and December 31, 2014^[2]
Region	Population	Immigrants	Emigrants	Net immigrants	Net immigration rate
Central East Anatolia	3,801,911	101,298	148,095	-46,797	-12.23

State register location of Central East Anatolia residents

As of December 31, 2014^[3]
Region	Population	Percentage
Istanbul	3,667	0.1
West Marmara	7,110	0.2
Aegean	20,388	0.5
East Marmara	9,775	0.3
West Anatolia	13,727	0.4
Mediterranean	46,013	1.2
Central Anatolia	32,153	0.8
West Black Sea	21,757	0.6
East Black Sea	11,852	0.3
Northeast Anatolia	39,921	1.1
Central East Anatolia	3,438,577	90.6
Southeast Anatolia	150,028	4.0
Total	3,794,968	100

Marital status of 15+ population by gender

As of December 31, 2014^[4]
Gender	Never married	%	Married	%	Divorced	%	Spouse died	%	Total
Male	525,690	39.6	770,824	58.1	12,818	1.0	17,639	1.3	1,326,971
Female	398,764	31.0	769,965	59.9	17,462	1.4	99,138	7.7	1,285,329
Total	924,454	35.4	1,540,789	59.0	30,280	1.2	116,777	4.5	2,612,30

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	43,599	3.3	99,537	7.5	228,413	17.2	318,316	24.0	127,847	9.6	315,259	23.8	161,190	12.1	9,633	0.7	3,168	0.2	20,009	1.5	1,326,971
Female	195,549	15.2	218,548	17.0	273,294	21.3	213,604	16.6	80,125	6.2	174,603	13.6	95,686	7.4	4,501	0.4	1,397	0.1	28,022	2.2	1,285,329
All genders	239,148	9.2	318,085	12.2	501,707	19.2	531,920	20.4	207,972	8.0	489,862	18.8	256,876	9.8	14,134	0.5	4,565	0.2	48,031	1.8	2,612,300

Election results

2014 presidential election

Erdoğan	%	İhsanoğlu	%	Demirtaş	%	Valid votes	%	Invalid votes	%	Votes cast	%	Constituents
900,154	53.0	196,824	11.6	602,227	35.4	1,699,205	98.2	31,205	1.8	1,730,410	75.7	2,287,125

June 2015 general elections

AKP	%	CHP	%	MHP	%	HDP	%	Other parties	%	Valid votes	%	Invalid votes	%	Votes cast	%	Constituents
695,992	36.2	117,135	6.1	149,991	7.8	890,479	46.3	69,754	3.5	1,923,351	97.6	47,077	2.4	1,970,428	84.8	2,324,103

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 East Anatolia Region (statistical)