Istria
Istria (Croatian, Slovene: Istra, Italian: Istria), formerly Histria (Latin), is the biggest peninsula in the Adriatic Sea.
Census data
| Municipality | Other name (if bilingual) | Country | Inhabitants | Mother tongue Italian | Mother tongue Croatian/Slovenian |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Labin, city | Albona |  Croatia
|
12426 | 03.09% | 92.62% |
| Buje, city | Buie | Croatia
|
5340 | 39.66% | 53.76% |
| Novigrad, city | Cittanova | Croatia
|
4002 | 15.32% | 77.59% |
| Vodnjan, city | Dignano | Croatia
|
5651 | 19.93% | 73.16% |
| Poreč, city | Parenzo | Croatia
|
17460 | 06.42% | 87.12% |
| Buzet, city
Pinguente |
Croatia
|
6059 | 00.87% | 96.63% | |
| Pazin, city | Pisino | Croatia
|
9227 | 01.21% | 97.56% |
| Pula, city | Pola | Croatia
|
58594 | 04.87% | 88.38% |
| Rovinj, city | Rovigno | Croatia
|
14234 | 10.81% | 81.85% |
| Umag, city | Umago | Croatia
|
12901 | 20.70% | 72.87% |
| Bale | Valle | Croatia
|
1047 | 22.54% | 75.36% |
| Barban | Barbana | Croatia
|
2802 | 00.39% | 99.21% |
| Brtonigla | Verteneglio | Croatia
|
1579 | 41.29% | 52.83% |
| Cerovlje | Croatia
|
1745 | 00.46% | 99.31% | |
| Fažana | Fasana | Croatia
|
3050 | 04.66% | 90.75% |
| Gračišće | Croatia
|
1433 | 00.28% | 99.16% | |
| Grožnjan | Grisignana | Croatia
|
785 | 66.11% | 29.17% |
| Kanfanar | Canfanaro | Croatia
|
1457 | 01.51% | 96.23% |
| Karojba | Croatia
|
1489 | 00.94% | 97.99% | |
| Kaštelir-Labinci | Castellier-Santa Domenica | Croatia
|
1334 | 07.80% | 88.23% |
| Kršan | Croatia
|
3264 | 00.40% | 94.49% | |
| Lanišće | Croatia
|
398 | n.p. | 98.99% | |
| Ližnjan | Lisignano | Croatia
|
2945 | 08.05% | 88.29% |
| Lupoglav | Croatia
|
929 | 00.32% | 98.82% | |
| Marčana | Croatia
|
3903 | 00.74% | 97.72% | |
| Medulin | Croatia
|
6004 | 03.05% | 89.77% | |
| Motovun | Montona | Croatia
|
983 | 15.46% | 81.28% |
| Oprtalj | Portole | Croatia
|
981 | 32.11% | 65.04% |
| Pićan | Croatia
|
1997 | 00.95% | 98.05% | |
| Raša | Croatia
|
3535 | 02.63% | 94.29% | |
| Sveta Nedelja | Croatia
|
2909 | 01.51% | 97.32% | |
| Sveti Lovreč | Croatia
|
1408 | 01.49% | 96.38% | |
| Sveti Petar u Šumi | Croatia
|
1011 | 00.30% | 99.21% | |
| Svetvinčenat | Croatia
|
2218 | 01.17% | 97.16% | |
| Tinjan | Croatia
|
1770 | 00.79% | 98.59% | |
| Višnjan | Visignano | Croatia
|
2187 | 08.78% | 89.44% |
| Vižinada | Visinada | Croatia
|
1137 | 08.36% | 90.59% |
| Vrsar | Orsera | Croatia
|
2703 | 02.96% | 90.75% |
| Žminj | Croatia
|
3447 | 01.28% | 97.80% | |
| Muggia | Milje |  Italy
|
13208 | 94.80% | 04.80% |
| San Dorligo della Valle | Dolina | Italy
|
6025 | 29.20% | 70.50% |
| Koper, city | Capodistria |  Slovenia
|
49206 | 02.22% | 74.14% |
| Izola | Isola | Slovenia
|
14549 | 04.26% | 69.13% |
| Piran | Pirano | Slovenia
|
16758 | 07.00% | 66.69% |
| Lovran | Laurana | Croatia
|
3987 | 01.71% | 92.65% |
| Opatija, city | Abbazia | Croatia
|
12719 | 04.64% | 93.81% |
| Mošćenička Draga | Croatia
|
1641 | 00.91% | 95.67% |
Source: Croatian Census - 2001.[1] Slovenian Census - 2002.[2] Italian Census - 1970/2001[3][4]
Istria Media
Regio X Venetia et Histria of Roman Italy
Pula Arena, built in 27 BC – 68 AD, is among the six largest surviving Roman amphitheatres in the world.
Oton Iveković, The Croats' arrival at the Adriatic Sea
Map of Istria and Dalmatia with the ancient domains of the Republic of Venice (indicated in fuchsia. Dashed diagonally, the territories that belonged occasionally).
Venetian Lion of Saint Mark on the Pentagonal Tower of Poreč.
The Napoleonic Kingdom of Italy from 1806 to 1810 included Istria that had belonged to Venice until 1797
Austrian linguistic map from 1896. In green the areas where Slavs were the majority of the population, in orange the areas where Istrian Italians and Dalmatian Italians were the majority of the population. The boundaries of Venetian Dalmatia in 1797 are delimited with blue dots.
Istrian Italians leave Pula in 1947 during the Istrian–Dalmatian exodus
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Related pages
References
- ↑ Croatian census - 2001. Press Released Data, Censuses and look for the tabel: Population by Mother Tongue, by Towns/Municipalities
- ↑ "Slovenian Census - 2002". Archived from the original on 2020-02-27. Retrieved 2008-06-21.
- ↑ ISTAT, 14° censimento generale della popolazione e delle abitazioni 2001. Popolazione residente e abitazioni nelle province italiane - fascicolo provinciale Trieste, Roma, 2005 - (this is the official book from the Italian Istituto Centrale di Statistica (Central/National Institute of Statistics) about the census)
- ↑ "Statistical and ethnographic study about the Slovene in the Provincia di Trieste. Scroll down for the data tabel". Archived from the original on 2012-11-20. Retrieved 2008-06-21.
