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Croatian Geographical Bulletin, Vol. 65. No. 2., 2003.

Original scientific paper

https://doi.org/10.21861/HGG.2003.65.02.03

Zagreb: Population change 1991-2001

Ksenija Bašić ; Department of geography, Faculty of Science, University of Zagreb

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Abstract

While population change in the City of Zagreb was still positive in the last inter-census period owing to the growth of the suburban area, the inner city began to lose population. After a long-time but decreasing growth in the few decades, Zagreb (as a morphological city) experienced a population decline of 16,675 persons or 2,4% in the 1991-2001 period. Although natural change in that period was negative as well, the principal factor of the population decline was net migration loss.

Keywords

Zagreb; population change; natural change; net migration

Hrčak ID:

36786

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https://hrcak.srce.hr/36786

Publication date:

13.1.2004.

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