Istanbul Region (statistical)

Istanbul Region İstanbul Bölgesi
Region

Country	Turkey
Area
• Region	5,343 km² (2,063 sq mi)
Population (2014)
• Region	14,377,018
• Rank	1st
• Density	2,700/km² (7,000/sq mi)
• Urban	14,377,018
• Rural	0

The Istanbul Region (TR1) is a statistical region in Turkey.

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

Istanbul Subregion (TR10)
- Istanbul Province (TR100)

Age groups

As of December 31, 2014^[1]
Age groups	Total	Male	Female
0 – 4	1,125,474	578,507	546,967
5 – 9	1,098,882	564,740	534,142
10 – 14	1,060,156	546,309	513,847
15 – 19	1,103,160	570,758	532,402
20 – 24	1,136,062	563,320	572,742
25 – 29	1,329,169	666,079	663,090
30 – 34	1,436,242	727,480	708,762
35 – 39	1,284,468	652,957	631,511
40 – 44	1,154,296	585,394	568,902
45 – 49	918,360	470,100	448,260
50 – 54	809,953	408,575	401,378
55 – 59	624,942	314,298	310,644
60 – 64	446,982	216,982	230,000
65 – 69	318,560	146,841	171,719
70 – 74	209,906	91,330	118,576
75 – 79	142,304	56,221	86,083
80 – 84	108,053	41,197	66,856
85 – 89	51,668	15,445	36,223
90+	18,381	4,625	13,756
Total	14,377,018	7,221,158	7,155,860

Internal immigration

Between December 31, 2013 and December 31, 2014^[2]
Region	Population	Immigrants	Emigrants	Net immigrants	Net immigration rate
Istanbul	14,377,018	438,998	424,662	14,336	1.00

State register location of Istanbul residents

As of December 31, 2014^[3]
Region	Population	Percentage
Istanbul	2,162,588	15.2
West Marmara	523,725	3.7
Aegean	297,143	2.1
East Marmara	520,698	3.7
West Anatolia	272,835	1.9
Mediterranean	470,673	3.3
Central Anatolia	1,346,007	9.5
West Black Sea	2,637,016	18.5
East Black Sea	1,918,805	13.5
Northeast Anatolia	1,580,876	11.1
Central East Anatolia	1,293,157	9.1
Southeast Anatolia	1,197,959	8.4
Total	14,221,482	100

Marital status of 15+ population by gender

As of December 31, 2014^[4]
Gender	Never married	%	Married	%	Divorced	%	Spouse died	%	Total
Male	1,813,546	33.1	3,406,617	62.3	193,918	3.5	57,997	1.1	5,472,078
Female	1,368,942	25.0	3,397,052	62.0	295,189	5.4	419,890	7.7	5,481,073
Total	3,182,488	29.1	6,803,669	62.1	489,107	4.5	477,887	4.4	10,953,151

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	47,171	0.9	150,748	2.8	1,045,653	19.1	1,109,661	20.3	563,568	10.3	1,434,903	26.2	870,993	15.9	103,097	1.9	24,473	0.4	121,811	2.2	5,472,078
Female	265,884	4.9	303,502	5.5	1,420,974	25.9	839,840	15.3	442,567	8.1	1,190,213	21.7	812,597	14.8	81,022	1.5	17,700	0.3	106,774	1.9	5,481,073
All genders	313,055	2.9	454,250	4.1	2,466,627	22.5	1,949,501	17.8	1,006,135	9.2	2,625,116	24.0	1,683,590	15.4	184,119	1.7	42,173	0.4	228,585	2.1	10,953,151

Election results

2014 presidential election

Erdoğan	%	İhsanoğlu	%	Demirtaş	%	Valid votes	%	Invalid votes	%	Votes cast	%	Constituents
3,566,474	49.8	2,940,262	41.1	648,608	9.1	7,155,344	98.6	104,345	1,4	7,259,689	72.8	9,978,500

June 2015 general elections

AKP	%	CHP	%	MHP	%	HDP	%	Other parties	%	Valid votes	%	Invalid votes	%	Votes cast	%	Constituents
3,392,933	40.9	2,439,611	29.4	918,141	11.1	1,027,949	12.4	511,952	5.8	8,290,586	93.9	536,088	6.1	8,826,674	86.3	10,231,703

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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Istanbul Region (statistical)