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Population of indigenous small-numbered peoples of Karachay-Cherkessia by native language

· snapshot · rows: 16 · periods: 3 · section: Results of the All-Russian Population Census (тав и владение языками)

37695 Abazins and 1 Soyot are the extreme values for the population of these nationalities recorded in the Karachay-Cherkess Republic during the 2020 Census. This table presents the distribution of indigenous small-numbered peoples by native language, including Russian. Rows provide detailed indicators for each nationality, showing the percentage of representatives who specified their native language versus Russian, according to official data from Volume 5 of the 2020 Population Census

Distribution of the population of indigenous small-numbered peoples in Karachay-Cherkessia by native language, 2020 Census results

Population of the… rresponding nationalityPopulation of the corresponding nationality 37,695 Indicated native language 37,204 Abaza 36,590 Persons whose… census questionnairesPersons whose native language is not specified in the census questionnaires 491.0 Russian 310.0 Kabardino-Cherkess 175.0 Nogai 58.0 Karachay-Balkar 45.0 Other languages (not listed above) 12.0 Avar 3.00 Abkhaz 2.00 Adyghe 2.00 Azerbaijani 2.00 Kumyk 2.00 Ossetian 2.00 Adyghe 1.00
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Set in numbers

16 series, arranged across 3 breakdowns rather than over time. 22 values in total.

“Abaza” leads the table with 36,590, “Other languages (not listed above)” closes it with 1. The gap between them is 36,590-fold.

All table numbers are series: 16

How to read this table

The table comparison is based on two main dimensions: the total population of a specific nationality and the share of those who named their ethnic language or Russian as their native language. Each of the sixteen rows corresponds to a distinct population group, reflecting population size and language proficiency. This data facilitates comparison of the ethnolinguistic situation among all listed peoples, from Abazins to Soyots, and identifies differences in linguistic self-identification within the region's various ethnic groups

What is visible in these numbers

Only 46% of the cells carry a value — empty cells are missing in the source publication and are not filled in here.

More in the section Results of the All-Russian Population Census»

Period and application

The information is current as of 2020 and is part of the results of the latest All-Russian Population Census. This data is intended for ethnography researchers, linguists, and authorities involved in preserving the cultural heritage of small-numbered peoples. Rosstat prepared these data as part of Volume 5, which focuses on national composition and language proficiency. The table is presented as a cross-section without time series, capturing the linguistic environment at the time of the survey

* Oтдельные респонденты указали принадлежность более чем к одному коренному малочисленному народу