Demographics of Montenegro

Demographic features of the population of Montenegro include population density, ethnicity, education level, health of the populace, economic status, religious affiliations and other aspects.

Population size and structure

Structure of the population

Age group	Male	Female	Total	%
Total	306 236	313 793	620 029	100
0–4	20 361	18 589	38 950	6.28
5–9	20 016	18 414	38 430	6.20
10–14	21 389	19 982	41 371	6.67
15–19	22 815	21 278	44 093	7.11
20–24	22 084	20 732	42 816	6.91
25–29	23 299	22 494	45 793	7.39
30–34	22 188	22 307	44 495	7.18
35–39	20 523	21 356	41 879	6.75
40–44	20 136	20 360	40 496	6.53
45–49	21 401	21 688	43 089	6.95
50–54	21 817	21 796	43 613	7.03
55–59	20 509	20 714	41 223	6.65
60–64	15 941	18 255	34 196	5.52
65-69	9 774	12 347	22 121	3.57
70-74	10 909	14 232	25 141	4.05
75-79	7 251	9 933	17 184	2.77
80-84	4 050	5 971	10 021	1.62
85-89	1 324	2 415	3 739	0.60
90-94	283	602	885	0.14
95-99	61	141	202	0.03
100+	13	31	44	0.01
Age group	Male	Female	Total	Percent
0–14	61 766	56 985	118 751	19.15
15–64	210 713	210 980	421 693	68.01
65+	33 665	45 672	79 337	12.80
unknown	92	156	248	0.04

Age group	Male	Female	Total	%
Total	306 864	313 875	620 739	100
0–4	18 882	17 595	36 477	5.88
5–9	18 843	17 309	36 152	5.82
10–14	20 149	18 389	38 538	6.21
15–19	20 223	18 669	38 892	6.27
20–24	20 061	18 773	38 834	6.26
25–29	20 412	19 112	39 524	6.37
30–34	21 937	20 714	42 651	6.87
35–39	23 218	22 474	45 692	7.36
40–44	21 499	21 929	43 428	7.00
45–49	19 972	20 960	40 932	6.59
50–54	19 305	20 068	39 373	6.34
55–59	20 059	21 057	41 116	6.62
60–64	19 531	20 839	40 370	6.50
65-69	17 070	19 262	36 332	5.85
70-74	11 774	15 328	27 102	4.37
75-79	5 599	8 597	14 196	2.29
80-84	5 023	7 902	12 925	2.08
85-89	2 197	3 440	5 637	0.91
90-94	871	1 119	1 990	0.32
95-99	192	249	441	0.07
100-104	44	90	134	0.02
105-109	3	0	3	<0.01
Age group	Male	Female	Total	Percent
0–14	57 874	53 293	111 167	17.91
15–64	206 217	204 595	410 812	66.18
65+	42 773	55 987	98 760	15.91

Vital statistics

Source: Statistical Office of Montenegro

Year	Average population	Live births	Deaths	Natural change	Crude birth rate	Crude death rate	Natural change	Total fertility rate	Female fertile population
1950	397,001	11,904	3,682	8,222	30.0	9.3	20.7	4.25	96,666
1951	407,001	12,898	4,416	8,482	31.7	10.9	20.8	4.52	98,818
1952	415,998	13,308	3,859	9,449	32.0	9.3	22.7	4.55	100,970
1953	422,037	13,880	4,775	9,105	32.9	11.3	21.6	4.50	103,122
1954	428,001	14,428	3,862	10,566	33.7	9.0	24.7	4.48	106,325
1955	435,003	13,550	3,935	9,615	31.1	9.0	22.1	4.05	109,526
1956	440,998	13,654	3,871	9,783	31.0	8.8	22.2	3.90	112,728
1957	446,999	13,751	4,172	9,579	30.8	9.3	21.4	3.80	114,825
1958	453,001	13,684	3,537	10,147	30.2	7.8	22.4	3.68	116,170
1959	460,001	12,614	3,469	9,145	27.4	7.5	19.9	3.43	113,294
1960	467,002	13,127	3,583	9,544	28.1	7.7	20.4	3.58	112,441
1961	473,409	12,994	3,335	9,659	27.4	7.0	20.4	3.54	111,590
1962	482,758	13,006	3,747	9,259	26.9	7.8	19.2	3.33	116,271
1963	492,113	12,982	3,454	9,528	26.4	7.0	19.4	3.26	118,519
1964	501,379	12,599	3,550	9,049	25.1	7.1	18.0	3.15	121,230
1965	510,260	12,333	3,431	8,902	24.2	6.7	17.4	3.12	122,378
1966	520,000	12,209	3,199	9,010	23.5	6.2	17.3	3.06	125,718
1967	527,507	11,486	3,385	8,101	21.8	6.4	15.4	2.83	129,437
1968	534,792	11,027	3,429	7,598	20.6	6.4	14.2	2.65	134,670
1969	520,484	11,259	3,325	7,934	21.6	6.4	15.2	2.67	137,450
1970	525,002	10,636	3,516	7,120	20.3	6.7	13.6	2.47	140,852
1971	530,854	10,866	3,264	7,602	20.5	6.1	14.3	2.71	134,967
1972	538,997	10,938	3,512	7,426	20.3	6.5	13.8	2.61	139,772
1973	545,254	10,665	3,304	7,361	19.6	6.1	13.5	2.49	142,576
1974	551,996	10,551	3,199	7,352	19.1	5.8	13.3	2.40	145,104
1975	557,995	10,557	3,279	7,278	18.9	5.9	13.0	2.34	147,571
1976	567,996	10,711	3,465	7,246	18.9	6.1	12.8	2.30	150,832
1977	575,269	10,738	3,559	7,179	18.7	6.2	12.5	2.26	153,702
1978	581,958	10,584	3,660	6,924	18.2	6.3	11.9	2.18	155,604
1979	588,997	10,365	3,826	6,539	17.6	6.5	11.1	2.12	155,338
1980	579,382	10,542	3,703	6,839	18.2	6.4	11.8	2.15	155,072
1981	586,029	10,335	3,680	6,655	17.6	6.3	11.4	2.24	151,056
1982	592,900	10,579	3,618	6,961	17.8	6.1	11.7	2.23	153,072
1983	599,358	10,657	4,194	6,463	17.8	7.0	10.8	2.16	155,008
1984	605,924	10,521	3,915	6,606	17.4	6.5	10.9	2.10	155,795
1985	606,839	10,724	3,926	6,798	17.7	6.5	11.2	2.12	156,436
1986	607,711	10,455	3,922	6,533	17.2	6.5	10.8	2.04	158,026
1987	608,144	10,567	3,990	6,577	17.4	6.6	10.8	2.04	159,914
1988	605,000	10,190	3,661	6,529	16.8	6.1	10.8	1.95	163,892
1989	601,000	9,634	3,833	5,801	16.0	6.4	9.7	1.85	162,362
1990	597,000	9,380	3,936	5,444	15.7	6.6	9.1	1.79	164,450
1991	591,843	9,609	3,975	5,634	16.2	6.7	9.5	2.07	150,676
1992	594,000	9,524	4,393	5,131	16.0	7.4	8.6	2.07	150,859
1993	596,000	8,922	4,471	4,451	15.0	7.5	7.5	1.95	151,042
1994	599,000	8,887	4,660	4,227	14.8	7.8	7.1	1.96	151,226
1995	601,000	9,492	4,931	4,561	15.8	8.2	7.6	2.11	151,408
1996	604,464	9,094	4,982	4,112	15.0	8.2	6.8	2.04	151,592
1997	606,759	8,758	5,153	3,605	14.4	8.5	5.9	1.98	151,774
1998	609,054	9,211	5,312	3,899	15.1	8.7	6.4	2.10	151,958
1999	606,677	8,828	5,393	3,435	14.6	8.9	5.7	2.03	152,142
2000	604,950	9,184	5,412	3,772	15.2	8.9	6.2	2.13	152,325
2001	607,389	8,839	5,431	3,408	14.6	8.9	5.6	2.04	152,997
2002	609,828	8,499	5,513	2,986	13.9	9.0	4.9	1.95	153,623
2003	612,267	8,344	5,704	2,640	13.6	9.3	4.3	1.91	154,117
2004	613,353	7,849	5,707	2,142	12.8	9.3	3.5	1.80	154,048
2005	614,261	7,352	5,839	1,513	12.0	9.5	2.5	1.69	153,298
2006	615,025	7,531	5,968	1,563	12.2	9.7	2.5	1.73	152,881
2007	615,875	7,834	5,979	1,855	12.7	9.7	3.0	1.79	152,728
2008	616,969	8,258	5,708	2,550	13.4	9.3	4.1	1.88	152,163
2009	618,294	8,642	5,862	2,780	14.0	9.5	4.5	1.98	151,446
2010	619,428	7,418	5,633	1,785	12.0	9.1	2.9	1.70	150,802
2011	620,345	7,215	5,847	1,368	11.6	9.4	2.2	1.65	150,151
2012	621,418	7,459	5,922	1,537	12.0	9.5	2.5	1.72	149,577
2013	622,587	7,475	5,917	1,558	12.0	9.5	2.5	1.73	148,861
2014	623,744	7,529	6,014	1,515	12.1	9.6	2.4	1.75	148,122
2015	624,651	7,386	6,329	1,057	11.8	10.1	1.7	1.73	147,472
2016	625,353	7,569	6,464	1,105	12.1	10.3	1.8	1.78	146,925
2017	625,982	7,432	6,523	909	11.9	10.4	1.5	1.77	146,385
2018	626,438	7,264	6,504	760	11.6	10.4	1.2	1.75	145,865
2019	626,753	7,223	6,595	628	11.5	10.5	1.0	1.75	145,177
2020	626,590	7,097	7,293	-196	11.3	11.6	-0.3	1.74	144,331
2021	625,053	7,033	9,152	-2,119	11.3	14.6	-3.4	1.74	143,417
2022	623,591	7,021	7,068	-47	11.3	11.3	-0.1	1.75	142,419
2023	623,529	7,008	6,327	681	11.2	10.1	1.1	1.75	142,008
2024	623,525	6,977	6,329	648	11.2	10.2	1.0	1.75	141,634

Marriages and divorces

	Average population	Marriages	Divorces	Crude marriage rate	Crude divorce rate	Divorces per 1000 marriages
1950	397,001	3,185	284	8.0	0.7	89.2
1951	407,001	3,284	187	8.1	0.5	56.9
1952	415,998	3,585	187	8.6	0.4	52.2
1953	422,037	3,867	250	9.2	0.6	64.6
1954	428,001	3,855	252	9.0	0.6	65.4
1955	435,003	3,420	192	7.9	0.4	56.1
1956	440,998	3,524	281	8.0	0.6	79.7
1957	446,999	3,785	311	8.5	0.7	82.2
1958	453,001	3,627	359	8.0	0.8	99.0
1959	460,001	3,376	349	7.3	0.8	103.4
1960	467,002	3,387	399	7.3	0.9	117.8
1961	473,409	3,510	382	7.4	0.8	108.8
1962	482,758	3,735	327	7.7	0.7	87.6
1963	492,113	3,581	346	7.3	0.7	96.6
1964	501,379	3,694	275	7.4	0.5	74.4
1965	510,260	3,788	412	7.4	0.8	108.8
1966	520,000	3,619	402	7.0	0.8	111.1
1967	527,507	3,489	328	6.6	0.6	94.0
1968	534,792	3,643	336	6.8	0.6	92.2
1969	520,484	3,805	274	7.3	0.5	72.0
1970	525,002	4,101	313	7.8	0.6	76.3
1971	530,854	4,155	275	7.8	0.5	66.2
1972	538,997	4,034	245	7.5	0.5	60.7
1973	545,254	3,937	377	7.2	0.7	95.8
1974	551,996	4,040	296	7.3	0.5	73.3
1975	557,995	4,276	268	7.7	0.5	62.7
1976	567,996	4,156	207	7.3	0.4	49.8
1977	575,269	4,475	406	7.8	0.7	90.7
1978	581,958	4,328	234	7.4	0.4	54.1
1979	588,997	4,410	205	7.5	0.3	46.5
1980	579,382	4,429	259	7.6	0.4	58.5
1981	586,029	4,595	283	7.8	0.5	61.6
1982	592,900	4,804	312	8.1	0.5	64.9
1983	599,358	4,288	303	7.2	0.5	70.7
1984	605,924	4,379	356	7.2	0.6	81.3
1985	606,839	4,405	388	7.3	0.6	88.1
1986	607,711	4,193	373	6.9	0.6	89.0
1987	608,144	4,358	289	7.2	0.5	66.3
1988	605,000	4,081	380	6.7	0.6	93.1
1989	601,000	4,022	413	6.7	0.7	102.7
1990	597,000	3,853	324	6.5	0.5	84.1
1991	591,843	3,817	388	6.4	0.7	101.7
1992	594,000	4,041	369	6.8	0.6	91.3
1993	596,000	3,873	354	6.5	0.6	91.4
1994	599,000	3,753	348	6.3	0.6	92.7
1995	601,000	3,791	393	6.3	0.7	103.7
1996	604,464	3,770	477	6.2	0.8	126.5
1997	606,759	3,993	569	6.6	0.9	142.5
1998	609,054	3,628	569	6.0	0.9	156.8
1999	606,677	3,912	462	6.4	0.8	118.1
2000	604,950	3,866	435	6.4	0.7	112.5
2001	607,389	3,893	492	6.4	0.8	126.4
2002	609,828	3,794	506	6.2	0.8	133.4
2003	612,267	4,050	494	6.6	0.8	122.0
2004	613,353	3,440	505	5.6	0.8	146.8
2005	614,261	3,291	499	5.4	0.8	151.6
2006	615,025	3,462	470	5.6	0.8	135.8
2007	615,875	4,005	463	6.5	0.8	115.6
2008	616,969	3,445	460	5.6	0.7	133.5
2009	618,294	3,829	456	6.2	0.7	119.1
2010	619,428	3,675	520	5.9	0.8	141.5
2011	620,079	3,528	471	5.7	0.8	133.5
2012	620,601	3,305	515	5.3	0.8	155.8
2013	621,207	3,847	499	6.2	0.8	129.7
2014	621,810	3,527	584	5.7	0.9	165.6
2015	622,159	3,837	577	6.2	0.9	150.4
2016	622,303	3,178	703	5.1	1.1	221.2
2017	622,373	3,272	765	5.3	1.2	233.8
2018	622,227	3,321	849	5.3	1.4	255.6
2019	622,028	3,523	841	5.7	1.4	238.7

Nationality/Ethnicity

Ethnic population 1909–2023¹

The vast majority of the population of Montenegro is of Slavic origin. Albanians make up 5 percent of the population, while there is also a small Romani minority. The Slavic population of Montenegro uses a large diversity in ethnic identities to describe their ethnicity.
The 1909 official census of Principality of Montenegro - total 317.856 inhabitants
During the first decades after WW II most Slavic people identified themselves as Montenegrins, with less than 2% Serbs and less than 2% Croats in 1948. During the last decades of the existence of Yugoslavia up to 5% of the population declared themselves Yugoslavs. During and after the Yugoslav Wars the ethnic identity of the Serbs became increasingly important in Montenegro and at the 2003 census almost one third of the population identified themselves as Serbs. The Serbs live mostly along the borders with Bosnia and Serbia, while the Montenegrins live in the center of the country. The Slavic population are in majority Eastern Orthodox Christians, but there is also a large Muslim minority, unlike in Bosnia and Herzegovina, where the majority identify as Muslim.

Ethnic structure by region

According to the 2011 census
Source: Statistical Office of Montenegro
According to the 2003 census
Andrijevica
total 6.384

Montenegrins 1.475 or 23,10%
Ethnic Muslims 8 or 0,13%
Serbs 4.155 or 65,08%
Albanians 0 or 0,00%
Croats 2 or 0,03%
Bosniaks 0 or 0,00%
Romani 0 or 0,00%
other 22 or 0,34%
not declared 234 or 3,67%
no data 488 or 7,64%

Bar
total 45.223

Montenegrins 19.960 or 44,14%
Ethnic Muslims 2.852 or 6,31%
Serbs 11.218 or 24,81%
Albanians 5.450 or 12,05%
Croats 268 or 0,59%
Bosniaks 1.026 or 2,27%
Romani 50 or 0,11%
other 722 or 1,60%
not declared 1.771 or 3,92%
no data 1.906 or 4,21%

Berane
total 40.885

Montenegrins 9282 or 22,70%
Ethnic Muslims 2.994 or 7,32%
Serbs 16.939 or 41,43%
Albanians 41 or 0,10%
Croats 50 or 0,12%
Bosniaks 8.994 or 22,00%
Romani 133 or 0,33%
other 222 or 0,54%
not declared 223 or 0,55%
no data 837 or 2,05%

Bijelo Polje
total 57.124

Montenegrins 9.214 or 16,13%
Ethnic Muslims 9.816 or 17,18%
Serbs 20.743 or 36,31%
Albanians 35 or 0,06%
Croats 49 or 0,09%
Bosniaks 14.409 or 25,22%
Romani 146 or 0,26%
other 165 or 0,29%
not declared 1.033 or 1,81%
no data 1.514 or 2,65%

Budva
total 16.095

Montenegrins 7.333 or 45,56%
Ethnic Muslims 205 or 1,27%
Serbs 6.510 or 40,45%
Albanians 60 or 0,37%
Croats 177 or 1,10%
Bosniaks 22 or 0,14%
Romani 37 or 0,23%
other 460 or 2,86%
not declared 1.153 or 7,16%
no data 138 or 0,86%

Cetinje
total 18.749

Montenegrins 16.927 or 90,28%
Ethnic Muslims 21 or 0,11%
Serbs 865 or 4,61%
Albanians 46 or 0,25%
Croats 47 or 0,25%
Bosniaks 5 or 0,03%
Romani 131 or 0,70%
other 170 or 0,91%
not declared 303 or 1,62%
no data 234 or 1,25%

Danilovgrad
total 16.400

Montenegrins 11.141 or 67,93%
Ethnic Muslims 53 or 0,32%
Serbs 4.177 or 25,47%
Albanians 8 or 0,05%
Croats 42 or 0,26%
Bosniaks 0 or 0,00%
Romani 11 or 0,07%
other 127 or 0,77%
not declared 428 or 2,61%
no data 413 or 2,52%

Herceg Novi
total 33971

Montenegrins 9.651 or 28,41%
Ethnic Muslims 218 or 0,64%
Serbs 17.818 or 52,45%
Albanians 25 or 0,07%
Croats 831 or 2,45%
Bosniaks 89 or 0,26%
Romani 290 or 0,85%
other 1.350 or 3,97%
not declared 2.800 or 8,24%
no data 899 or 2,65%

Kolašin
total 9.975

Montenegrins 5.022 or 50,35%
Ethnic Muslims 34 or 0,34%
Serbs 4.449 or 44,60%
Albanians 1 or 0,01%
Croats 11 or 0,11%
Bosniaks 1 or 0,01%
Romani 0 or 0,00%
other 74 or 0,74%
not declared 337 or 3,38%
no data 46 or 0,46%

Kotor
total 23.481

Montenegrins 11.002 or 46,85%
Ethnic Muslims 109 or 0,46%
Serbs 7.197 or 30,65%
Albanians 63 or 0,27%
Croats 1.842 or 7,84%
Bosniaks 17 or 0,07%
Romani 36 or 0,15%
other 746 or 3,18%
not declared 2.255 or 9,60%
no data 214

Mojkovac
total 10.274

Montenegrins 5.627 or 54,77%
Ethnic Muslims 18 or 0,18%
Serbs 4.200 or 40,88%
Albanians 1 or 0,01%
Croats 3 or 0,03%
Bosniaks9 or 0,09%
Romani 0 or 0,00%
other 53 or 0,52%
not declared 332 or 3,23%
no data 31 or 0,30%

Nikšić
total 76.671

Montenegrins 47.923 or 62,50%
Ethnic Muslims 733 or 0,96%
Serbs 20.433 or 26,65%
Albanians 32 or 0,04%
Croats 139 or 0,18%
Bosniaks 177 or 0,23%
Romani 346 or 0,45%
other 743 or 0,97%
not declared 5.483 or 7,15%
no data 662 or 0,86%

Plav
total 21.604

Montenegrins 790 or 3,66%
Ethnic Muslims 1.249 or 5,78%
Serbs 2.731 or 12,64%
Albanians 5.673 or 26,26%
Croats 4 or 0,02%
Bosniaks 10.960 or 50,73%
Romani 0 or 0,00%
other 78 or 0,36%
not declared 73 or 0,34%
no data 46 or 0,21%

Pljevlja
total 36.918

Montenegrins 7.750 or 20,99%
Ethnic Muslims 3.088 or 8,36%
Serbs 21.972 or 59,52%
Albanians 11 or 0,03%
Croats 17 or 0,05%
Bosniaks 2.023 or 5,48%
Romani 0 or 0,00%
other 148 or 0,40%
not declared 1.705 or 4,62%
no data 204 or 0,55%

Plužine
total 4.294

Montenegrins 1.400 or 32,60%
Ethnic Muslims 1 or 0,02%
Serbs 2.601 or 60,57%
Albanians 0 or 0,00%
Croats 1 or 0,02%
Bosniaks 0 or 0,00%
Romani 0 or 0,00%
other 12 or 0,28%
not declared 260 or 6,05%
no data 19 or 0,44%

Podgorica
total 179.403

Montenegrins 98.562 or 54,94%
Ethnic Muslims 4.782 or 2,67%
Serbs 44.992 or 25,08%
Albanians 14.238 or 7,94%
Croats 734 or 0,41%
Bosniaks 2.672 or 1,49%
Romani 1.542 or 0,86%
other 2.184 or 1,22%
not declared 7.506 or 4,18%
no data 2.191 or 1,22%

Rožaje
total 27.562

Montenegrins 453 or 1,64%
Ethnic Muslims 1.670 or 6,06%
Serbs 916 or 3,32%
Albanians 1.190 or 4,32%
Croats 8 or 0,03%
Bosniaks 22.512 or 81,68%
Romani 15 or 0,05%
other 405 or 1,47%
not declared 73 or 0,26%
no data 320 or 1,16%

Šavnik
total 2.972

Montenegrins 1.386 or 46,64%
Ethnic Muslims 5 or 0,17%
Serbs 1.416 or 47,64%
Albanians 0 or 0,00%
Croats 3 or 0,10%
Bosniaks 0 or 0,00%
Romani 0 or 0,00%
other 25 or 0,84%
not declared 130 or 4,37%
no data 7 or 0,24%

Tivat
total 13.991

Montenegrins 4.126 or 29,49%
Ethnic Muslims 165 or 1,18%
Serbs 4.911 or 35,10%
Albanians 144 or 1,03%
Croats 2.761 or 19,73%
Bosniaks 56 or 0,40%
Romani 20 or 0,14%
other 470 or 3,36%
not declared 1.122 or 8,02%
no data 216 or 1,54%

Ulcinj
total 26.435

Montenegrins 2.523 or 9,54%
Ethnic Muslims 692 or 2,62%
Serbs 1.520 or 5,75%
Albanians 20.664 or 78,17%
Croats 70 or 0,26%
Bosniaks 300 or 1,13%
Romani 118 or 0,45%
Black Montenegrins 185 or 0,70%
other 185 or 0,70%
not declared 216 or 0,82%
no data 147 or 0,56%

Žabljak
total 4.245

Montenegrins 1.819 or 42,85%
Ethnic Muslims 1 or 0,02%
Serbs 2.129 or 50,15%
Albanians 0 or 0,00%
Croats 3 or 0,07%
Bosniaks 0 or 0,00%
Romani 0 or 0,00%
other 15 or 0,35%
not declared 278 or 6,55%

This census witnessed the return of ethnic Bosniaks; although there are still people who declare themselves as ethnic Muslims. Also, there are very few people left who consider themselves Yugoslavs. Also a noticeable difference compared to 1991 census is the reemerging in the number of Serbs, from nearly 60,000 to 200,000 in a decade.
Others include small ethnic groups of non-European/Slavic origins: Romani, Balkan Egyptians and Black Montenegrins.

Refugees from Kosovo

Montenegrins - 5,817
Serbs - 4,495
Romani - 3,105
Ethnic Muslims - 1,823
Egyptians - 1,539
Albanians - 457
Bosniaks - 333
Gorani 83
Ashkali - 79
Yugoslavs - 72
Croats - 27
Macedonians - 23
Slovenes 9
other - 53
nondeclared - 32
Total - '''17,947'''

Linguistic structure

From 2003:

Serbian: 393,740
*Serbs - 197,684
*Montenegrins - 156,374
*Ethnic Muslims - 8,696
*Bosniaks - 2,723
*Croats - 2,529
*Yugoslavs - 1,705
*Albanians - 306
*Romani - 157
*others - 1,847
*undeclared and undefined - 18,610
*regional affiliation - 891
*unknown - 2,218
Montenegrin: 136,208
*Montenegrins - 106,214
*Ethnic Muslims - 13,627
*Bosniaks - 12,549
*Croats - 1,375
*Serbs - 349
*Albanians - 330
*Yugoslavs - 33
*Romani - 8
*others - 349
*undeclared and undefined - 1,106
*regionally declared - 80
*unknown - 188
Albanian: 32,603
*Albanians - 30,382
*Montenegrins - 776
*Ethnic Muslims - 414
*Romani - 288
*Bosniaks - 15
*Serbs - 8
*Yugoslavs - 8
*Croats - 3
*others - 361
*undeclared and undefined - 168
*regionally declared - 74
*unknown - 106
Bosniak language: 19,906
*Bosniaks - 18,662
*Ethnic Muslims - 1,094
*Albanians - 72
*Montenegrins - 37
*Croats - 2
*Yugoslavs - 2
*others - 15
*undeclared and undefined - 11
*regionally declared - 6
*unknown - 5
Bosnian: 14,172
*Bosniaks - 13,718
*Ethnic Muslims - 282
*Albanians - 38
*Montenegrins - 24
*Serbs - 6
*Croats - 6
*Yugoslavs - 1
*others - 15
*undeclared and undefined - 20
*regionally declared - 60
*unknown - 2
Croatian: 2,791
*Croats - 2,438
*Serbs - 92
*Montenegrins - 82
*Yugoslavs - 15
*Ethnic Muslims - 11
*Bosniaks - 5
*Albanians - 4
*others - 36
*undeclared and undefined - 84
*regionally declared - 14
*unknown - 10
Roma: 2,602
Macedonian: 507
Hungarian: 255
Slovene: 232
German: 126
other: 3,101
nondeclared and unknown: 13,902

Religious structure