How multicultural is Bosnia & Herzegovina? Cities ranked
IndoEuroMap data includes published non-European category shares for 3 of 3 listed cities in Bosnia & Herzegovina. Published shares range from 4% to 28%.
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Share of classified records assigned to non-European categories
© EuroGeographics for the administrative boundaries
Classified online records at places in this area. Not where people live. Not ethnicity. Not census data. Read the method
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Non-European category share within IndoEuroMap data. This overview is fixed. Filters affect the map only. Equal displayed values share a rank.
| Rank | Place | Category share |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Sarajevo | 28% |
| 2 | Tuzla | 17% |
| 3 | Banja Luka | 4% |
What the comparison shows
- Published category shares range from 4% to 28%.
- Sarajevo has the highest displayed category share (28%) in this comparison.
Regions in Bosnia & Herzegovina
The sample
Data behind this map
- Cities in the data
- 3
- Areas with results
- 4
- Classified name records
- 9,268
Records can include visitors and repeats. These counts do not measure the resident population.
What these counts include
The record total includes 18 areas with too little data for a breakdown. Country group shares use only areas with published results.
The median unresolved share across areas is 13.6%. This is the ambiguous record category. Each area uses all processed records after the repeat limit as its denominator. It is not an error rate.
Read the shared method for counting rules, coverage, and limits.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
- What is the non-European category share in covered Bosnia & Herzegovina cities?
- 10% of classified records are assigned to non-European categories across 3 covered cities. The largest non-European categories are Middle Eastern (8%) and Latin (1%).
- Which cities have the highest non-European category shares in Bosnia & Herzegovina?
- Sarajevo has the highest displayed category share (28%) in this comparison.
- How are category shares measured?
- The shares come from classified public online records at selected places, not from a census. A category does not show ethnicity, nationality, or where a person lives, and records can include visitors.
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