Natural increase in population in January

Archives: 2011| 2010| 2009| 2008| 2007| 2006| 2005| 2004| 2003

Natural increase in population in January–May 2011

1. Births, deaths, natural population growth, total registered marriages and divorces

	Births, persons	Deaths, persons	Natural population growth, persons	Infant mortality persons	Marriages, number	Divorces, number¹
Ukraine	194359	292756	–98397	1811	83199	25868
Autonomous Republic of Crimea	8930	12248	–3318	91	3271	1267
oblasts
Vinnytsya	6972	11057	–4085	61	3001	842
Volyn	5816	6130	–314	59	2076	352
Dnipropetrovsk	14040	22928	–8888	146	5615	2299
Donetsk	16156	31547	–15391	168	7287	2764
Zhytomyr	5836	8947	–3111	43	2238	657
Zakarpattya	6958	6606	352	79	2874	347
Zaporizhzhya	7066	11878	–4812	63	3001	1214
Ivano-Frankivsk	6473	7416	–943	84	3060	537
Kyiv	7756	11530	–3774	48	3460	1072
Kirovohrad	4198	7343	–3145	51	1580	627
Luhansk	8091	16596	–8505	73	3732	1421
Lviv	11212	13848	–2636	88	4905	909
Mykolayiv	5030	7741	–2711	39	2041	781
Odesa	11276	14915	–3639	120	4542	1459
Poltava	5568	10692	–5124	38	2407	869
Rivne	6810	6280	530	67	2449	430
Sumy	4120	8252	–4132	32	1722	664
Ternopil	4568	6545	–1977	50	2322	367
Kharkiv	10184	17610	–7426	101	4460	1657
Kherson	4540	7040	–2500	43	1740	618
Khmelnytskiy	5594	8789	–3195	29	2405	668
Cherkasy	4808	9001	–4193	51	2118	703
Chernivtsi	4343	4962	–619	42	1953	427
Chernihiv	3893	8787	–4894	33	1740	572
City of Kyiv	12480	11659	821	97	6317	1995
Sevastopol agglomeration	1641	2409	–768	15	883	350

¹ Information is based on the data derived from acts of civil status of the state registration authority notwithstanding the annulment of marriage through the courts (according to the Law of Ukraine on State Registration of Acts of Civil Status of 1 July 2010 No 2398-VI).

2. Crude birth, death, natural increase, marriage rate, divorce rate

(per 1,000 present population)

	Crude ratios
	crude birth rate	crude death rate	natural increase mortality	infant rate¹	crude marriage rate	crude divorce rate²
Ukraine	10,3	15,5	–5,2	8,8	4,4	1,4
Autonomous Republic of Crimea	11,0	15,1	–4,1	9,4	4,0	1,6
oblasts
Vinnytsya	10,3	16,3	–6,0	8,4	4,4	1,2
Volyn	13,6	14,3	–0,7	9,6	4,8	0,8
Dnipropetrovsk	10,2	16,6	–6,4	9,9	4,1	1,7
Donetsk	8,8	17,2	–8,4	9,8	4,0	1,5
Zhytomyr	11,0	16,9	–5,9	7,1	4,2	1,2
Zakarpattya	13,5	12,8	0,7	10,5	5,6	0,7
Zaporizhzhya	9,5	16,0	–6,5	8,4	4,0	1,6
Ivano-Frankivsk	11,3	13,0	–1,7	12,4	5,4	0,9
Kyiv	10,9	16,2	–5,3	5,9	4,9	1,5
Kirovohrad	10,1	17,6	–7,5	11,6	3,8	1,5
Luhansk	8,5	17,5	–9,0	8,4	3,9	1,5
Lviv	10,7	13,2	–2,5	7,4	4,7	0,9
Mykolayiv	10,3	15,8	–5,5	7,3	4,2	1,6
Odesa	11,4	15,1	–3,7	10,1	4,6	1,5
Poltava	9,1	17,4	–8,3	6,4	3,9	1,4
Rivne	14,3	13,2	1,1	9,4	5,1	0,9
Sumy	8,6	17,2	–8,6	7,4	3,6	1,4
Ternopil	10,2	14,6	–4,4	10,2	5,2	0,8
Kharkiv	9,0	15,5	–6,5	9,3	3,9	1,5
Kherson	10,1	15,7	–5,6	8,5	3,9	1,4
Khmelnytskiy	10,2	16,0	–5,8	4,9	4,4	1,2
Cherkasy	9,0	16,9	–7,9	9,9	4,0	1,3
Chernivtsi	11,6	13,2	–1,6	9,1	5,2	1,1
Chernihiv	8,6	19,4	–10,8	8,0	3,8	1,3
City of Kyiv	10,8	10,1	0,7	7,3	5,5	1,7
Sevastopol agglomeration	10,4	15,3	–4,9	8,6	5,6	2,2

¹ Per 1,000 infants.

² Information is based on the data derived from acts of civil status of the state registration authority notwithstanding the annulment of marriage through the courts (according to the Law of Ukraine on State Registration of Acts of Civil Status of 1 July 2010 No 2398-VI).