List of countries by ethnic groups
The following article lists sovereign states, dependent territories and some quasi-states according to their proportional ethnic population composition. Ethnic classifications vary from country to country and are therefore not comparable across countries. While some countries make classifications based on broad ancestry groups or characteristics such as skin color (e.g., the white ethnic category in the United States and some other countries), other countries use various ethnic, cultural, linguistic, or religious factors for classification. Ethnic groups may be subdivided into subgroups, which may or may not be identified as independent ethnic groups in their own right, depending on the source.
A number of countries also do not collect any estimates on the ethnic composition of their population (like France) and the ethnic composition of the population is of high political sensitivity in many countries, which is why reliable data are not available for many countries. Therefore, in some cases, indicators such as citizenship/nationality, ancestry or origin, country of birth, or language are used as alternative indicators. The data in the list are also of variable quality and timeliness, as only irregularly updated estimates are available for many countries. Most of the entries in the list come from the Central Intelligence Agency's World Factbook database or from national statistical offices.
Ethnic groups by country
Countries and territories are sorted alphabetically. Dependent territories and quasi-states that are not universally recognized sovereign states are written in italics in the list.
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By ethnicity Abkhazians (50.7%), Georgians (19.2%), Armenians (17.4%), Russians (9.1%), Greeks (0.6%), other (3.0%) (2011 Census)[1] |
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By ethnicity Pashtuns (42%), Tajiks (27%), Hazaras (9%), Uzbeks (9%), Aimaks (4%), Turkmen (3%), Balochs (2%), other (4%, including Pamiris, Arabs, Nuristanis and others) (2013 estimate)[2] |
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By ethnicity Albanians (82.6%), Greeks (0.9%), other 1% (including Aromanians, Romani, Macedonians, Montenegrins, and Balkan Egyptians), unspecified (15.5%) (2011 estimate)[3] |
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By ethnicity Arabs and Berbers (99%, including pure Berbers approx. 15%), Europeans under 1% (estimate)[3] |
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By ethnicity Pacific Islanders (88.7%, includes Samoans 83.2%, Tongans 2.2%, other 3.3%), Asians (5.8%, includes Filipinos 3.4%, other 2.4%), mixed (4.4%), other 1.1% (2020 estimate)[3] |
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By nationality Andorrans (48.3%), Spaniards (24.8%), Portuguese (11.2%), French (4.5%), Argentines (1.4%), other (9.8%) (2021 estimate)[3] |
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By ethnicity Ovimbundu (37%), Kimbundu (25%), Bakongo (13%), Mestico (2%, mixed European and African descent), Whites (1%), other (22%) (estimate)[3] |
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By ethnicity Blacks (85.3%), Hispanics (4.9%), mixed (3.8%), Whites (3.2%), Indians (1%), other (1.6%), unspecified (0 .3%) (2011 estimate)[3] |
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By ethnicity Blacks (87.3%), mixed (4.7%), Hispanics (2.7%), Whites (1.6%), other (2.7%), unspecified (0.9%) (2011 estimate)[3] |
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By ethnicity Whites (mostly Italian and Spanish; 60/70%). Castizo/Mestizo (20/30%), Indigenous Argentines (1.5%), Afro-Argentines (0.5%), Asians (5%) and others (3%) (2010 estimate)[3] |
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By ethnicity Armenians (98.1%), Yazidis (1.2%), other (0.7% including Russians, Kurds, Assyrians and others) (2011 census)[3] |
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By nationality Dutch (78.7%), Colombians (6.6%), Venezuelans (5.5%), Dominicans (2.8%), Haitians (1.3%), other (5.1%) (2020 estimate) |
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By ethnicity Azerbaijanis (91.6%), Lezgins (2.0%), Russians (1.3%), Armenians (1.3%), Talysh (1.3%), Avars (0.5%), other (1.9%) (2009 census)[3] |
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By most common ancestry English (33%), Australian (29.9%, descent from early settlers), Irish (9.5%), Scots (8.6%), Chinese (5.5%), Italian (4.4%), German (4.0%), Indian (3.1%), Aboriginal Australians (2.9%), Greek (1.7%), unspecified (4.7%) (2021 census)[3] |
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By migration status Austrians without a migration background (74%), Austrians with a migration background (7%), foreigners (19%) (2023 estimate)[4] By citizenship |
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By ethnicity Afro-Bahamians (90.6%), Whites (4.7%), mixed (2.1%), other (1.9%), unspecified (0.7%) (2010 estimate)[3] |
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By ethnicity Bahraini (46%), Asians (45.5%), other Arabs (4.7%), Africans (1.6%), Europeans (1%) (2010 estimate)[3] |
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By ethnicity Bengalis (98.9%), ethnic minorities (1.1%, proportion of minorities may underestimated) (2010 census)[3] |
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By ethnicity Afro-Barbadians (92.4%), mixed (3.1%), Whites (2.7%), Indian (1.3%), other (0.2%), unspecified (0.3%) (2010 estimate)[3] |
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By ethnicity Belarusians (84.9%), Russians (7.5%), Poles (3.1%), Ukrainians (1.7%), other (2.8%) (2019 census)[6] |
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By migration status Belgians without a migration background (65.5%), Belgians with a migration background (21.0%, of which from Europe 10.8%, from Africa 7.0%, from Asia and Oceania 1.7%, from another region or unspecified 1.5%), foreigners (13.4%, of whom from Europe 9.4%, from Africa 2.0%, from Asia and Oceania 1.3%, from another region or unspecified 0.8%) (2023 estimate)[7] By language |
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By ethnicity Mestizo (52.9%), Creole (25.9%), Maya (11.3%), Garifuna (6.1%), Indians (3.9%), Mennonites (3.6%), Whites (1.2%), Asians (1%), other (1.2%), unknown (0.3%) (2010 census)[3] |
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By ethnicity Fon (38.4%), Aja (15.1%), Yoruba (12.0%), Bariba (9.6%), Fula (8.6%), Ottamari (6.1%), Yoa-Lukpa (4.3%), Dendi (2.9%), other (0.9%), foreigners (1.9%) (2013 census)[3] |
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By ethnicity Blacks (52%), Whites (31%), mixed (9%), Asians (4%), other (4%) (2010 estimate)[3] |
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By ethnicity Ngalop (50%), Nepalese (35%), indigenous peoples and migrating tribes (15%) (estimate)[3] |
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By ethnicity Mestizo (68%), Native Bolivians (20% including Aymara and Quechua), Whites (5%), Cholo (2%), Afro-Bolivians (1%), other (1%), unspecified (3%) (2009 estimate)[3] |
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By ethnicity Bosniaks (50.1%), Serbs (30.8%), Croats (15.4%), other (2.7% including Albanians, Romani, Montenegrins and others), unspecified (1%) (2013 census )[3] |
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By ethnicity Tswana (79%), Kalanga (11%), San (3%), other (7% including Kgalagadi, Whites and others) (estimate)[3] |
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By ethnicity Pardo/mixed (45.3%), Whites (43.5%), Afro-Brazilians (10.2%), Native Brazilians (0.6%), Asians (0.4%) (2022 census)[9][3] |
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By ethnicity Blacks (76.3%), Hispanics (5.5%), Whites (5.4%), mixed (5.3%), Indians (3.7%), other (3.0%), unspecified (0.8%) (2010 estimate)[3] |
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By ethnicity Malays (67.4%), Chinese (9.6%), other (23%) (2021 census)[3] |
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By ethnicity Bulgarians (84.6%), Turks (8.4%), Romani (4.4%, according to other estimates 9–11%), Russians (0.2%), Armenians (0.1%), other (1.0%), unspecified (1.3%) (2021 census, proportions refer to people who declared their ethnicity)[10] |
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By ethnicity Mossi (52%), Fula (8.4%), Gurma (7%), Bobo (4.9%), Gurunsi (4.6%), Senufo (4.5%), Bissa (3.7%) ), Lobi (2.4%), Dagaare (2.4%), Tuareg/Bellah (1.9%), Dioula (0.8%), unspecified/no answer (0.3%), other (7.2%) (2010 estimate)[3] |
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By ethnicity Hutu, Tutsi, Twa, Phuthi, South Asians[3] |
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By ethnicity Khmer (95.4%), Chams (2.4%), Chinese (1.5%), other (0.7%) (2019/20 estimate)[3] |
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By ethnicity Bamileke-Bamum (24.3%), Beti/Bassa, Mbam (21.6%), Biu-Mandara (14.6%), Arabs-Choa/Hausa/Kanuri (11%), Adamawa-Ubangi, (9.8%), Grassfields(7.7%), Kako, Meka/Pygmies (3.3%), Cotier/Ngoe/Oroko (2.7%), Southwestern Bantu (0.7%), foreigners/other ethnic group (4.5%) (2018 estimate)[3] |
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By ethnicity Whites (69.8%), South Asians (7.1%), Native Canadians (5.0%), Chinese (4.7%), Afro-Canadians (4.3%), Southeast Asians (3.7%), Arabs (1.9%), Hispanics (1.6%), West Asians (1.0%), Koreans (0.6%), Japanese (0.3%) mixed (0.9%) Other (0.5%) (2021 census)[11] By ancestry (most common) |
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By ethnicity Mulatto (71%), Africans (28%), Whites (1%) (estimate)[3] |
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By ethnicity mixed (40%), Whites (20%), Blacks (20%), Foreigner (20%) (estimate)[3] |
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By ethnicity Gbaya (28.8%), Banda (22.9%), Mandja (9.9%), Sara (7.9%), Mbaka (7.9%), Arabs-Fula (6%), Mbum 6%, Ngbandi (5.5%), Azande (3%), other (2%), foreigners (0.1%) (2003 estimate)[3] |
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By ethnicity Sara (26.6%), Arabs (12.9%), Kanembu (8.5%), Masalit (7.2%), Tubu (6.9%), Masa (4.8%), Bidiyo ( 3.7%), Bilala (3.7%), Maba (3.0%), Daju (2.6%), Mundang (1.5%), Gabri (2.4%), Zaghawa (2.4%), Fula (2.1%), Tupuri (2.0%), Tama (1.6%), Karo (1.4%), Bagirmi (1.3%), Masmaje (1.0% ), other (2.6%), foreigners (0.7%) (2009 census)[12] |
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By ethnicity White and Mestizo (88.9%), Mapuche (9.1%), Aymara (0.7%), other Native Chileans (0.3% including Rapanu, Quechua and others) (2012 estimate)[3] |
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By ethnicity Han Chinese (91.1%), Zhuang (1.4%), Uyghurs (0.8%), Miao (0.8%), Manchu (0.7%), Yi (0.7%), Tujia ( 0.7%), Tibetans (0.5%), Mongols (0.5%), other (2.1%, including Dong, Yao, Koreans and over 100 others) (2020 census)[13] |
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By ethnicity Chinese (70%), Europeans (20%), Malays (10%) (2001 estimate)[3] |
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By ethnicity Europeans, Cocos Malays[3] |
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By ethnicity Mestizo and White (87.6%), Afro-Colombians (6.8%), Native Colombians (4.4%) (2018 census)[3] By ethnic estimation |
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By ethnicity Comorians (97.1%, Mixture of Bantu, Malagasy and Arabs), Makua (1.6%), other (1.3%) (2000 estimate)[15] |
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By ethnicity Over 200 ethnic groups. The four largest groups - Mongo, Luba, Bakongo (all Bantu) and the Mangbetu-Azande (Hamitic) - make up about 45% of the population.[3] |
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By ethnicity Bakongo (40.5%), Teke (16.9%), Mbochi (13.1%), foreigners (8.2%), Sanga (5.6%), Mbere/Mbuti/Kele (4.4%), Punu (4.3%), Pygmies (1.6%), Oubanguiens (1.6%), Duma (1.5%), Makaa (1.3%), unspecified (1%) (2014 /15 estimate)[3] |
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By ethnicity Cook Islands Maori (81.3%), mixed (6.7%), other (11.9%) (2011 estimate)[3] |
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By ethnicity Whites and Mestizo (83.6%), Mulatto (6.7%), Native Costa Rican (2.4%), Afro–Costa Ricans (1.1%), other (4%), unspecified (2.2%) (2011 estimate)[3] |
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By ethnicity Whites (64.1%), Mulattos (26.6%), Afro-Cubans (9.3%) (2012 census)[3] |
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By ethnicity Croats (91.6%), Serbs (3.2%), Bosniaks (0.6%), Romani (0.5%), other (1.7%, including Albanians, Italians, Hungarians and others), unspecified (2.4%) (2021 census)[3] |
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By place of birth Curaçao (75.4%), Netherlands (6%), Dominican Republic (3.6%), Colombia (3%), Bonaire, Sint Eustatius and Saba (1.5%), Haiti (1.2%), Suriname (1.2%), Venezuela (1.1%), Aruba (1.1%), other (5%), unspecified (0.9%) (2011 estimate)[3] |
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By ethnicity (only Cypriot citizens in Southern Cyprus) Greek Cypriots (98.8%), other (1%, Maronites, Armenians, Cypriot Turks and others), unspecified (0.2%) (2011 census)[3] |
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By nationality Czechs (89.7%), Ukrainians (5.9%), Slovaks (1.1%), Vietnamese (0.6%), Russians (0.4%), other (2.3%) (2022 estimate)[16] |
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By national origin Danes (84.6%, including national minorities such as the German minority), immigrants and their descendants (15.4%, including Turks, Poles, Romanians, Syrians, Ukrainians, Germans, Iraqis and others) (2023 estimate)[17] |
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By ethnicity Somalis (60%), Afar (35%), other (5% including Arabs, French, Italians, Ethiopians and others) (estimate)[3] |
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By ethnicity Afro-Dominicans (84.5%), mixed (9%), Kalinago (3.8%), other (2.1%), unspecified (0.6%) (2011 estimate)[3] |
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By ethnicity Multiracial (70.4%, Mulatto and Mestizo), Afro-Dominicans (15.8%), Whites (13.5%), other (0.3%) (2014 estimate)[3] |
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By ethnicity Mestizo (71.9%), Montubio (7.4%), Native Ecuadorian (7.0%, including Quechua and others), Whites (6.1%), Afro-Ecuadorians (4.3%), Mulatto (1.9%), other (1.5%) (2010 census)[3] |
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By nationality Egyptians (99.7%), others (0.3%) (2006 est.)[3] By ethnicity |
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By ethnicity Mestizo (86.3%), Whites (12.7%), Indigenous (0.2% including Lenca, Cacaopera, Pipil and others), Afro-Salvadorans (0.1%), other (0.6%) (2007 estimate)[3] |
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By ethnicity Fang (85.7%), Bubi (6.5%), Kombe (3.6%), Annobonese (1.6%), Bujeba (1.1%), other (1.4%) (1994 estimate)[3] |
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By ethnicity Tigrinya (50%), Tigre (30%), Saho (4%), Afar (4%), Kunama (4%), Bilen (3%), Beja (2%), Nara (2%), Rashaida (1%) (2021, estimate)[3] |
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By ethnicity Estonians (69.1%), Russians (23.6%), Ukrainians (2.1%), Belarusians (0.9%), Finns (0.6%), Latvians (0.3%), other (3.4%) (2021 census)[19] |
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By ethnicity Oromo (35.8%), Amhara (24.1%), Somalis (7.2%), Tigray (5.7%), Sidama (4.1%), Gurage (2.6%), Wolayta ( 2.3%), Afar (2.2%), Silt'e (1.3%), Kaffa (1.2%), other (13.5%, including Hadiya, Gedeo, Gumuz, Nuer and dozens more) (2022 estimate)[3] |
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By ethnicity Majority Swazi, minority Zulus and Whites (estimate)[3] |
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By nationality Falkland Islanders (48.3%), British (23.1%), St. Helenians (7.5%), Chileans (4.6%), mixed (6%), other (8.5%), unspecified 2% (2016 estimate)[3] |
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By place of birth Faroe Islands (85.3%), Denmark (8.3%), other Nordic countries (1.4%), other (4.5% including Philippines, Poland, Romania and others) (2022 est.)[3] |
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By ethnicity Fijians (56.8%, Melanesian and Polynesian descent), Indo-Fijians (37.5%), Rotumans (1.2%), other (4.5%, including Whites, mixed, Chinese and others) (2007 estimate)[3] |
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By language Finnish (87.3%), Swedish (5.2%), Russian (1.5%), Estonian (0.9%), Arabic (0.6%), English (0.4%), Somali ( 0.4%), Kurdish (0.3%), Persian (0.3%), other (3.7%) (2019 estimate)[20] |
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By ethnicity The collection of official estimates of ethnicity and race is prohibited in France.[21] Ethnic groups in the country are the French and native minorities such as Corsicans, Bretons, Basques, Jews and Alsatians. In addition, numerous immigrants and their descendants live in France, including from Europe (Italians, Spaniards, Portuguese, Romanians), North Africa (Algerians, Tunisians, Moroccans), Sub-Saharan Africa (Congolese, Senegalese) Asia (Vietnamese), Armenians and the French overseas territories. Around 15 to 20% of the population in 2000 were of non-Western origin.[21] |
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By ethnicity Polynesians (78%), Chinese (12%), French (10%) (estimate)[3] |
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By ethnicity Gabonese (80.1%, including Fang 23.2%, Shira-Bapunu/Vili 18.9%, Nzabi-Duma 11.3%, Mbede-Teke 6.9%, Myene 5%, Kota-Kele 4.9%, Okande-Tsogo 2.1%, Pygmies 0.3%, other 7.5%), Foreigners (19.9%, including Cameroonians 4.6%, Malians 2.4%, Beninese 2.1%, naturalized Gabonese 1.6%, Togolese 1.6%, Senegalese 1.1%, Congolese (Republic of Congo) 1%, other 5.5% including Congolese (DRC), Equatorial Guineans, Nigerians and others) (2012 estimate)[3] |
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By ethnicity Mandinka/Jahanka (33.3%), Fula/Tukolur/Lorobo (18.2%), Wolof (12.9%), Jola/Karoninka (11%), Serahuleh (7.2%), Serer (3.5%), other (4%), foreigners (9.9%) (2019/20 estimate)[3] |
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By national origin Germans (71.3%), Turks/Kurds (3.4%), Russians/Russia Germans (1.6%), Kazakhs/Kazakhstan Germans (1.6%), Syrians (1.5%), Romanians (1.1%), Italians (1.1%), Ukrainians (0.7%), Kosovars (0.7%), other (15.1%, including Greeks, Lebanese, Serbs, Spaniards, Bulgarians and others), unspecified (1.9%) (2022 estimate)[22] By region of birth |
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By ethnicity (without Abkhazia and South Ossetia) Georgians (86.8%), Azerbaijanis (6.3%), Armenians (4.5%), other (4.5% including Russians, Ukrainians, Ossetians, Yazidis, Greeks, Kists and others) (2014 estimate)[3] |
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By ethnicity Akan (45.7%), Mole-Dagbon (18.5%), Ewe (12.8%), Ga-Dangme (7.1%), Gurma (6.4%), Guang (3.2%) ), Mandé (2.0%), other (1.6%) (2016 estimate)[3] |
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By nationality Gibraltarians (79%), other British (13.2%), Spaniards (2.1%), Moroccans (1.6%), other EU citizens (2.4%), other (1.6%) (2012 estimates)[3] |
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By citizenship Greeks (91.6%), Albanians (4.4%), other (4.0%) (2011 census)[3] |
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By place of birth Greenland (89.1%), Denmark (7.5%), other Nordic countries (0.9%), other (2.5%) (2022 estimate)[3] |
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By ethnicity Afro-Grenadians (82.4%), mixed (13.3%), Indian (2.2%), other (1.3%), unspecified (0.9%) (2011 estimate)[2] |
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By ethnicity Chamorro (37.3%), Filipinos (26.3%), White (7.1%), Chuukese (7%), Koreans (2.2%), Other Pacific Islanders (2%), Other Asian (2% ), Chinese (1.6%), Palauans (1.6%), Japanese (1.5%), Pohnpeians (1.4%), mixed (9.4%), Other (0.6%) (2010 census)[3] |
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By ethnicity Mestizo (56%), Maya (41.7%), other Native Guatemalans (1.8%), Afro-Guatemalans (0.2%), Garifuna (0.1%), foreigners (0.2%) (2018 Census)[3] |
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By place of birth Guernsey (53.1%), UK and Ireland (23.9%), Portugal (2.2%), Latvia (1.5%), other Europe (2.8%), other (4.4%) ), unspecified (11.4%), (2020 estimate)[3] |
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By ethnicity Fula (33.4%), Malinke (29.4%), Susu (21.2%), Kpelle (7.8%), Kissi (6.2%), Loma (1.6%), other/foreigners (0.4%) (2018 estimate)[3] |
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By ethnicity Balanta (30%), Fula (30%), Manjak (14%), Mandinka (13%), Pepel (7%), other (6%) (2015 estimate)[3] |
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By ethnicity Indo-Guyanese (39.8%), Afro-Guyanese (29.3%), mixed (19.9%), Native Guyanese (10.5%), Other (0.5% including Whites, Chinese and others) (2012 estimate)[3] |
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By ethnicity Afro-Haitians (95%), Mulatto, Whites and other (5%) (estimate)[3] |
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By ethnicity Mestizo (90%), Indigenous Hondurans (7%), Afro-Hondurans (2%), Whites (1%) (estimate)[3] |
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By ethnicity Chinese (91.6%), Filipinos (2.7%), Indonesians (1.9%), Whites (0.8%), Indians (0.6%), Other (2.4% including Nepalese, Pakistanis, Thais and others) (2021 Census)[23] |
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By ethnicity Hungarians (85.6%), Romani (3.2%, according to other estimates 5–10%), Germans (1.9%), other (2.6%), unspecified (14.1%) (2011 census)[3] |
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By place of birth Iceland (81.3%), Poland (5.6%), Denmark (1.0%), other (12.1% including, Lithuania, United States, Philippines, Germany and others) (2021 estimate)[3] |
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By ethno-linguistic group Indo-Aryans (72%), Dravidians (25%), other (3%, Sino-Tibetans, Austro-Asiatics, Andamanese, Indigenous tribes, Anglo-Indians and others) (2000 estimate)[3] By mother tongue |
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By ethnicity Javanese (40.1%), Sundanese (15.5%), Malays (3.7%), Batak (3.6%), Madurese (3%), Betawi (2.9%), Minangkabau (2, 7%), Buginese (2.7%), Bantenese (2%), Banjarese (1.7%), Balinese (1.7%), Acehnese (1.4%), Dayak (1.4%), Sasak (1.3%), Chinese (1.2%), other (15%) (2010 estimate)[3] |
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By ethnicity Arabs (75-80%), Kurds (15-20%), other (5% including Turkmens, Yazidis, Shabaks, Bedouin, Romani, Assyrians, Afro-Iraqis, Circassians, Mandeans, Persians and others) (1987 estimate)[3] |
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By ethnicity Persians (65%), Azerbaijanis (16%), Kurds (7%), Lurs (6%), Arabs (2%), Balochs (2%), Turkmens (1%), Qashqai (1%), other (1%, including Armenians, Afro-Iranians, Georgians, Assyrians, Circassians and others) (2008 estimate)[25] |
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By ethnicity White (87.4%, of which White Irish 76.5%, Pavee 0.7%, Other White 10.1%), Asians (3.7%), Blacks (1.5%), mixed (1.3%), other and unspecified (6.2%) (2022 census)[26] |
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By ethnicity White (94.1%), Asians (3.1%), mixed (1.0%), Blacks (0.6%), other (0.4%) (2021 Census)[3] |
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By ethnicity Jews (74%), Arab Israelis (21.1%), other (4.9% including Arameans, Armenians, Assyrians, Circassians and others) (2020 estimate)[3] By place of birth (only Jews) |
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By place of birth Italy (89.4%), Romania (1.8%), Morocco (0.7%), Albania (0.7%) China (0.5%), Ukraine (0.4%), India ( 0.3%), Bangladesh (0.3%) and other (5.9%) (2022 estimate)[27] By ethnicity |
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By ethnicity Akan (28.9%), Gur (16.1%), Northern Mandé (14.5%), Kru (8.5%), Southern Mandé (6.9%), unspecified (0.9%), Foreigners (24.2%) (2014 estimate)[3] |
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By ethnicity Afro-Jamaicans (92.1%), mixed (6.1%), Indians (0.8%), other (0,4%, Chinese, Whites and others), unspecified (0.7%) (2011 census)[3] |
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By nationality Japanese (97.9%), Chinese (0.6%), Koreans (0.4%), other (1,1% including Vietnamese, Filipinos, Brazilians and others) (2017 estimate)[3] |
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By place of birth Jersey (44.4%), United Kingdom (30.5%), Portugal (9.4%), Poland (3.0%), Ireland (2.1%), other (10.6%) (2021 estimate)[3] |
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By nationality Jordanians (69.3%), Syrians (13.3%), Palestinians (6.7%), Egyptians (6.7%), Iraqis (1.4%), other (2.6%) (2015 Census)[3] |
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By ethnicity Kazakhs (70.7%), Russians (15.2%), Uzbeks (3.3%), Ukrainians (1.9%), Uyghurs (1.5%), Germans (1.1%), Tatars (1.1%), Azerbaijanis (0.8%), Koreans (0.6%), other (3.9% including Turkmens, Tajiks, Dungan and others) (2023 estimate)[28] |
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By ethnicity Kikuyu (17.1%), Luhya (14.3%), Kalendjin (13.4%), Luo (10.7%), Kamba (9.8%), Somalis (5.8%), Kisii (5.7%), Mijikenda (5.2%), Meru (4.2%), Maasai (2.5%), Turkana (2.1%), foreigners (1%), other (8.2%, including Whites, Arabs, Indians, Chinese and others) (2019 census)[3] |
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By ethnicity I-Kiribati (95.8%), mixed (3.8%), Tuvaluans (0.2%), other (1.7%) (2020 estimate)[3] |
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By ethnicity Kyrgyz (73.8%), Uzbeks (14.8%), Russians (5.1%), Dungans (1.1%), Uyghurs (0.9%), Tajiks (0.9%), Turkmens ( 0.7%), Kazakhs (0.6%), other (2.1%, including Tatars, Azerbaijanis, Koreans and others) (2021 census)[29] |
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By ethnicity Albanians (92.9%), Bosniaks (1.6%), Serbs (1.5%), Turks (1.1%), Ashkali (0.9%), Balkan Egyptians (0.7%), Gorani (0.6%), Romani (0.5%), other/unspecified (0.2%) (2011 census, census boycotted by sections of the Serb and Roma minority)[3] |
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By ethnicity Asians (40.3%), Kuwaiti (30.4%), other Arabs (27.4%), Africans (1%), other (0.9%, including Europeans, North Americans, South Americans and Australians) (2018 estimate)[3] |
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By ethnicity Lao (53.2%), Khmu (11%), Hmong (9.2%), Phu Thai (3.4%), Tai (3.1%), Bru (2.5%), Katang (2.2%), Lue (2%), Akha (1.8%), other (11.6%, dozens to hundreds of other ethnic groups) (2015 census)[3] |
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By ethnicity Sotho (99.7%), other (0.3%, Zulu, San, and others) (estimate)[3] |
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By ethnicity Latvians (62.7%), Russians (24.5%), Belarusians (3.1%), Ukrainians (2.2%), Poles (2%), Lithuanians (1.1%), other (1.8%), unspecified (2.6%) (2021 census)[30] |
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By ethnicity Levantine Arabs (95%, Maronites, Sunnis, Shia, Greek Orthodox and others), Armenians (4%), other (1%, including Kurds, Turks, Assyrians, Europeans and others) (estimate)[3] |
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By ethnicity Kpelle (20.3%), Bassa (13.4%), Grebo (10%), Gio (8%), Mano (7.9%), Kru (6%), Loma (5.1%), Kissi (4.8%), Gola (4.4%), Krahn (4%), Vai (4%), Mandingo (3.2%), Gbandi (3%), Mende (1.3%), Krahn (1.3%), other Liberians (1.7%), other Africans (1.4%), non-Africans (0.1%) (2008 estimate)[3] |
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By ethnicity Arabs and Berbers (97%), other (3% including Black Africans, Turks, Indians, Italians, Maltese and others) (estimate)[3] |
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By ethnicity Lithuanians (84.6%), Poles (6.5%), Russians (5.0%), Belarusians (1.0%), Ukrainians (0.5%), other (0.6%), unspecified (1.8%) (2021 census)[31] |
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By nationality Liechtensteiners (65.6%), Swiss (9.6%), Austrians (5.8%), Germans (4.5%), Italians (3.1%) other (11.4%) (2021 estimate)[3] |
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By nationality Luxembourgers (52.9%), Portuguese (14.5%), French (7.6%), Italians (3.7%), Belgians (3.0%), Germans (2.0%), Spaniards (1.3%), Romanians (1%), other (14% including British, Poles, Dutch, Chinese and others) (2022 estimate)[3] |
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By ethnicity Chinese (88.7%), Portuguese (1.1%), Macanese (1.1%), other (9.2%) (2016 estimate)[3] |
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By ethnicity Merina (26%), Betsimisaraka (15%), Betsileo (12%), Tsimihety (7%), Sakalava (6%), Antaisaka (5%), Antandroy (5%), other (24%) (2007 estimate)[32] |
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By ethnicity Chewa (34.3%), Lomwe (18.8%), Wayao (13.2%), Ngoni (10.4%), Tumbuka (9.2%), Sena (3.8%), Mang' anja (3.2%), Tonga (1.8%), Nyanja (1.8%), Nkhonde (1%), other (2.2%), foreigners (0.3%) (2018 census)[3] |
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By ethnicity Bumiputra (69.7%, of which 57.3% are Malays and 12.4% are indigenous people), Chinese (22.9%), Indian (6.6%), other (0.8%) (2021 census)[33] |
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By ethnicity Maldivians (mixture of Sinhalese, Dravidians, Arabs, Austroasiatic peoples and Africans) (estimate)[3] |
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By ethnicity Bambara (33.3%), Fula (13.3%), Soninke (9.8%), Senufo (9.6%), Malinke (8.8%), Dogon (8.7%), Songhai (5.9%), Bobo (2.1%), Tuareg (1.7%), foreigners (0.7%), other (6.0%) (2018 estimate)[3] |
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By nationality Maltese (78%) and foreigners (22%) (2021 estimate)[34] |
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By ethnicity (excluding Western Sahara) Arabs and Berbers (99%), other (1%) (estimate)[3] |
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By ethnicity Marshallese (92.1%), mixed (5.9%), other (2%) (2006 estimate)[3] |
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By ethnosocial group Haratin/Black Moors (40%), Beidane/White Moors (30%), Black Africans (30% including Fula, Soninke, Bambara, Tukulor, Wolof and others) (estimate)[2] |
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By ethnicity Indo-Mauritian (about two-thirds of total population), Creoles, Chinese, Europeans, Black Africans (estimate)[3] |
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By ethnicity Mestizo (62%), majority Native Mexicans (21%), Native Mexicans (7%), other (10% including Europeans, Arabs, Asians, Afro-Mexicans) (2012 estimate)[3] |
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By ethnicity Chuukese (49.3%), Pohnpeians (29.8%), Kosraeans (6.3%), Yapese (5.7%), Outer Yap Islanders (5.1%), Polynesians (1.6%), Asians (1.4%), other (0.8%) (2010 estimate)[3] |
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By ethnicity (excluding Transnistria) Moldovans (75.1%), Romanians (7%), Ukrainians (6.6%), Gagauz (4.6%), Russians (4.1%), Bulgarians (1.9%), other (0.8%) (2014 census) |
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By place of birth Monaco (32.1%), France (19.9%), Italy (15.3%), United Kingdom (5.0%), Belgium (2.3%), Switzerland (2.0%), Germany (1.9%), Russia (1.8%), United States (1.1%), Netherlands (1.1%), Morocco (1.0%), other (16.6%) (2016 estimate)[3] |
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By ethnicity Khalkha Mongols (83.8%), Kazakhs (3.8%), Durvud Mongols (2.6%), Bayad Mongols (2.0%), Buryats (1.4%), Zakhchin Mongols (1.2%), Dariganga Mongols (1.1%), other (4.1%) (2020 census)[3] |
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By ethnicity Montenegrins (45%), Serbs (28.7%), Bosniaks (8.7%), Albanians (4.9%), Muslims (3.3%), Romani (1%), Croats (1%), other (2.6%), unspecified (4.9%) (2011 census)[3] |
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By ethnicity Blacks (86.2%), mixed (4.8%), Hispanics (3%), Whites (2.7%), Indians (1.6%), other (1.8%) (2018 census)[3] |
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By ethnicity Black Africans (99% Makua, Tsonga, Lomwe, Sena and others), Mestiço (0.8%, European and African descent), other (0.2%, Whites, Indians, Pakistanis, Chinese) (2017 census)[3] |
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By ethnicity Bamar (68%), Shan (9%), Karen (7%), Rohingya (4%), Chinese (3%), Indians (2%), Mon (2%), other (5%, 135 recognized ethnic groups) (estimate)[2] |
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By ethnicity Ovambo (50%), Kavangos (9%), Herero (7%), Damara (7%), Coloreds (6.5%), Whites (6%), Nama (5%), Caprivian (4%), San (3%), Basters (2%), Tswana (0.5%) (estimate)[3] |
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By ethnicity Nauruans (88.9%), mixed (6.6%), I-Kiribati (2%), other (2.5% including Chinese, Europeans, Indians and others) (2007 estimate)[3] |
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By ethnicity/caste Chhettri (16.5%), Bahun (11.3%), Magar (6.9%), Tharu (6.2%), Tamang (5.6%), Bishwokarma (5%), Muslims (4.9%), Newar (4.6%), Yadav (4.2%), Rai (2.2%), Pariyar (1.9%), Gurung (1.9%), Thakuri (1.7%), Mijar (1.6%), Teli (1.5%), Limbu (1.4%), Chamar (1.4%), Koiri (1.2%), other (20%, over 100 ethnic groups/caste) (2021 census)[3] By language |
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By ethnicity Kanak (39.1%), Europeans (27.1%), Wallisian, Futunian (8.2%), Tahitians (2.1%), Indonesians (1.4%), Ni-Vanuatu (1%), Vietnamese (0.9%), other (17.7%), unspecified (2.5%) (2014 estimate)[3] |
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By ethnicity Europeans (64.1%), Maori (16.5%), Chinese (4.9%), Indians (4.7%), Samoans (3.9%), Tongans (1.8%), Cook Islands Māori (1.7%), English (1.5%), Filipinos (1.5%), New Zealander (1%), other (13.7%) (2018 estimate)[3] |
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By ethnicity Mestizo (69%), Whites (17%), Afro-Nicaraguans (9%), Native Nicaraguans (5%) (estimate)[3] |
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By national origin Dutch (74.8%), Turks/Kurds (2.4%), Moroccans (2.4%), Surinamese (2.1%), Indonesians (2.0%), Germans (2.0%), Poles (1.3%), Syrians (0.7%), Belgians (0.7%), other (11.6% including British, Chinese, Iraqis and others) (2022 estimate)[36] |
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By ethnicity Hausa (53.1%), Songhai (21.2%), Tuareg (11%), Fula (6.5%), Kanuri (5.9%), Gurma (0.8%), Arabs (0.4%), Tubu (0.4%), other (0.9%) (2006 estimate)[3] |
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By ethnicity Hausa (30%), Yoruba (15.5%), Igbo (15.2%), Fula (6.0%), Tiv (2.4%), Kanuri (2.4%), Ibibio (1.8%), Ijaw (1.8%), other (24.9%, more than 200 ethnic groups) (2018 estimate)[3] |
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By ethnicity Niueans (65.4%), mixed (14%), other (20.6%) (2017 estimate)[3] |
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By ethnicity Koreans (99.8%), other (0.2%, Chinese, Japanese and others) (estimate)[37] |
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By ethnicity Macedonians (58.4%), Albanians (24.3%), Turks (3.9%), Romani (2.5%), Serbs (1.3%), Bosniaks (0.9%), Aromanians and Megleno-Romanians (0.5%), other (0.8%, including Bulgarians, Croats and others), unspecified (7.4%) (2021 census)[38] |
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By ethnicity Turkish Cypriots and Turkish settlers (99.6%), Greeks Cypriots (0.2%), English (0.2%), Maronites (0.1%), other (0.3%), (2006 census)[39] |
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By ethnicity Asians (50%, including Filipinos 35.3%, Chinese 6.8%, Korean 4.2%, and other Asian 3.7%), Indigenous Hawaiians and other Pacific Islanders (34.9%, including Chamorro 23.9%, Carolinians 4.6% and other 6.4%), other (2.5%), two or more races (12.7%) (2010 census)[3] |
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By migration status Norwegians without a migration background (75.5% including Sámi), Norwegians with migration background (9.7%), foreigners (14.8% including Poles, Lithuanians, Somalis, Syrians, Pakistanis, Swedes and others (2022 estimate)[40] |
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By nationality Omani (57.6%), foreigners (42.4%) (2023 estimate)[41] By ethnicity |
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By ethnicity Punjabis (44.7%), Pashtuns (15.4%), Sindhis (14.1%), Saraiki (8.4%), Muhajir (7.6%), Balochs (3.6%), other (6.3%) (estimate)[3] By language |
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By ethnicity Palauans (73%), Asians (21.7%), Carolinians (2%), Whites (1.2%), other (2015 estimate)[3] |
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By ethnicity Gaza Strip - Palestinians (over 99%); West Bank and East Jerusalem - Palestinians (about 75%) and Jewish settlers (about 25%) (2019 estimate)[43] |
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By ethnicity Mestizo (65%), Native Americans (12.3%, including Guaymí 7.6%, Guna 2.4%, Emberá 0.9%, other 2.1%), Afro-Panamanians (9.2%), Mulatto ( 6.8%), Whites (6.7%) (2010 census)[3] |
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By ethnicity Papuans, Melanesians, Negritos, Micronesians, Polynesians; hundreds of ethnic groups and tribes[3] |
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By ethnicity Mestizo (95%), other (5%, Whites, Native Paraguayans, Asians, Arabs) (estimate)[3] |
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By ethnicity Mestizo (60.2%), Native Peruvians (25.8% including Aymara, Quechua and others), Whites (5.9%), Afro-Peruvians (3.6%), other (1.2% including Japanese, Chinese and others), unspecified (3.3%) (2017 census)[3] |
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By ethnicity Tagalog (24.4%), Visayans (11.4%), Cebuano (9.9%), Ilocano (8.8%), Hiligaynon (8.4%), Bicolano (6.8%), Waray (4%), other (26.1%), foreigners (0.1%) (2010 estimate)[3] |
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Descendants of Bounty mutineers and their Tahitian wives[3] |
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By ethnicity Poles (96.9%), Silesians (1.1%), Germans (0.2%), Ukrainians (0.1%), other and unspecified (1.1%) (2011 census)[3] |
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By nationality Portuguese (92.5%), Brazilians (2.3%), British (0.4%), Cape Verdeans (0.4%), Indians (0.3%), other (4.1%, including Italians, Angolans, French, Ukrainians and others) (2022 estimate)[44] |
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By ethnicity White (75.8%), Afro-Puerto Ricans (12.4%), mixed (3.3%), other (8.5%) (2010 census)[3] |
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By nationality Foreigners (88.4% including Indians, Pakistanis, Nepalis, Filipinos, Indonesians and others), Qatari (11.6%) (2015 estimate)[3] |
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By ethnicity Hutu, Tutsi, Twa |
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By ethnicity Romanians (89.3%), Hungarians (6%), Romani (3.4%, according to other estimates 5–11%), Ukrainians (0.3%), Germans (0.1%) (2021 census)[3] |
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By ethnicity Russians (80.9%), Tatars (3.6%), Chechens (1.3%), Bashkirs (1.2%), Chuvash (0.8%), Avars (0.8%), Armenians ( 0.7%), Ukrainians (0.7%), other (10%, including Dargins, Kabardians, Ingush, Kalmyks, Kazakhs and others) (2021 census, proportions refer to people who declared their ethnicity)[45] |
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By ethnicity French, Portuguese, Caribs, Blacks[3] |
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By ethnicity Blacks (50%), Whites (25%), Chinese (25%) (estimate)[3] |
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By ethnicity Afro-Kittitians and Nevisians (92.5%), mixed (3%), Whites (2.1%), Indians (2.1%), other (0.6%), unspecified (0.3%) (2001 estimate)[3] |
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By ethnicity Afro-Saint Lucians (85.2%), mixed (10.9%), Indians (2.2%), other (1.6%), unspecified (0.1%) (2010 estimate)[3] |
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By ethnicity Creoles (mulattoes), Blacks, Guadeloupe mestizos (French and East Asian descent), Whites, Indians, other (estimate)[3] |
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Descendants of Basque and Breton fishermen from France[3] |
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By ethnicity Afro-Vincentians (71.2%), mixed (23.0%), Kalinago (3.0%), Indians (1.1%), Whites (1.5%), other (0.2%) (2012 estimate)[2] |
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By ethnicity Melanesians (95.3%), Polynesians (3.1%), Micronesians (1.2%), other (0.3%) (2009 estimate)[3] |
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By citizenship Samoan (96%), Samoan and New Zealander (2%), other (1.9%) (2011 census)[3] |
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By ethnicity Sanmarinese and Italians[3] |
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By ethnosocial group Mestiço (descendants of Portuguese and Africans), Angolares (descendants of Angolan slaves), Fernandino, Servicais (indentured laborers from Angola, Mozambique and Cape Verde), Tongas (children of Servicais born on the islands), Europeans (mainly Portuguese), Asians (mainly Chinese)[3] |
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By nationality Saudis (58.4%), foreigners (41.6% including Indians, Pakistanis, Southeast Asians and others) (2022 census)[46] |
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By ethnicity Wolof (39.7%), Fula (27.5%), Serer (16%), Mandinka (4.9%), Jola (4.2%), Soninke (2.4%), other (5.4%, including Europeans and Lebanese) (2019 estimate)[3] |
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By ethnicity Serbs (80.6%), Hungarians (2.8%), Bosniaks (2.3%), Romani (2.0%, according to other estimates 5–11%), Albanians (0.9%), Croats (0.6%), Slovaks (0.6%), other (2.0%, including Timok Vlachs, Romanians and others), unspecified (8.2%) (2022 census)[47] |
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By ethnicity Predominantly Seychellois Creole (mainly of East African and Malagasy origin); also French, Indian, Chinese and Arab populations (estimate)[3] |
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By ethnicity Temne (35.4%), Mende (30.8%), Limba (8.8%), Kono (4.3%), Kuranko (4%), Fula (3.8%), Mandinka (2.8%), Loko (2%), Sherbro (1.9%), Creoles (1.2%, descendants of freed Jamaican slaves; also known as Krio), other (5%) (2019 estimate)[3] |
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By ethnicity Chinese (74.2%), Malay (13.7%), Indians (8.9%), other (3.2% including Eurasians, Whites and others) (2021 census)[3] |
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By place of birth Sint Maarten (29.9%), Dominican Republic (10.2%), Haiti (7.8%), Jamaica (6.6%), Saint Martin (5.9%), Guyana (5%), Dominica (4.4%), Curaçao (4.1%), Aruba (3.4%), Saint Kitts and Nevis (2.8%), India (2.6%), Netherlands (2.2%), United States (1.6%), Suriname (1.4%), Saint Lucia (1.3%), Anguilla (1.1%), other (8%), unspecified (1.7%) (2011 census)[3] |
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By ethnicity Slovaks (83.8%), Hungarians (7.8%), Romani (1.2%, according to other estimates 7–11%), others (1.8%, including Ukrainians, Germans, Czechs, Poles, Russians and more), unspecified (5.4%) (2021 census)[3] |
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By ethnicity Slovenes (83.1%), Serbs (2%), Croats (1.8%), Bosniaks (1.1%), other or unspecified (12%) (2002 census)[3] |
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By ethnicity Somalis (85%), other (15%, including Somali Bantus, Arabs and others) (estimate)[3] |
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By place of birth Spain (84.8%), Morocco (1.7%), Romania (1.2%), other (12.3% including Germany, Colombia, Ecuador, UK, Argentina and others) (2021, estimate)[3] By language of native population |
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By ethnicity Sinhalese (74.9%), Sri Lankan Tamils (11.2%), Sri Lankan Moors (9.2%), Indian Tamils (4.2%), other (0.5%) (2012 census)[3] |
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By ethnicity Black Africans (80.9%, including Zulu, Xhosa and others), Coloureds (8.8%), Whites (7.8%, including Boers and others), Asians (2.6%) (2021 estimate)[3] |
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By nationality Koreans (95.6%), foreigners (4.4% including Chinese, Vietnamese, Thai and others) (2022 estimate) |
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By ethnicity Ossetians (89.9%), Georgians (7.4%), Russians (1.1%), Armenians (0.7%), other (0.8%) (2015 census)[49] |
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By ethnicity Sudanese Arabs (about 70%), Fur, Beja, Nuba, Nubians, Ingessana, Uduk, Fula, Masalit, Daju, Gimir, Tunjur, Berta; there are over 500 ethnic groups (estimate)[3] |
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By ethnicity Dinka (about 35-40%), Nuer (about 15%), Shilluk, Azande, Bari, Kakwa, Kuku, Murle, Mandari, Didinga, Ndogo, Bviri, Lndi, Anuak, Bongo, Lango, Dungotona, Acholi, Baka, Fertit (2011 estimate)[3] |
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By ethnicity Indo-Surinamese (27.4%, descendants of North Indian immigrants), Maroons (21.7%, descendants of runaway slaves), Creoles (21.7%), Javanese (15.7%), mixed (13.4% ), other (7.6%), unspecified (0.6%) (2012 estimate)[3] |
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By migration status Swedes without migrant background (65.4%), Swedes with migrant background (14.3%), foreigners (20.4% including Syrians, Iraqis, Finns, Poles, Iranians, Somalis and Afghans and others) (2022 estimate)[50] By place of birth |
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By migration status (Population over 15 years) Swiss without a migration background (59.3%), Swiss with a migration background (39.2%) (2021 estimate)[51] By place of birth |
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By nationality Norwegians (61.1%), foreigners (38.9% including Russians, Thais, Swedes, Filipinos, Ukrainians and others) (2021 estimate)[3] |
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By ethnoreligious group Arabs ~50%, Alawites ~15%, Kurds ~10%, Levantines ~10%, other ~15% (includes Druze, Ismaili, Imami, Nusairi, Assyrians, Turkomans, Armenians) (estimate)[3] |
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By ethnicity Over 95% of Taiwan's population is Han Chinese, which includes Hoklo, Hakka and other mainland Chinese ethnic groups. Almost 2.4% belong to the indigenous peoples of Taiwan (16 recognized peoples). Small number of foreigners (Southeast Asians, Europeans, Americans)[3] |
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By ethnicity Tajiks (84.3%, including Pamiri and Yaghnobis), Uzbeks (13.8%), other (2.0%, including Kyrgyz, Russians, Turkmens, Tatars, Arabs and others) (2014 estimate)[3] |
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By ethnicity Mainland – Black Africans 99% (of which 95% Bantu, consisting of more than 130 tribes), other 1% (comprising Asians, Europeans and Arabs); Zanzibar – Arabs, Black Africans and mixed race (2023 estimate)[3] |
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By ethnicity Thai (75%), Chinese (14%), Malays (4%), other (7% including Indians, Khmer, Burmese, Whites and others) (2008 estimate)[52] By nationality |
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By ethnicity Austronesians (including Tetum, Mambai, Tokodede, Galoli, Kemak, Baikeno), Melanesian-Papua (including Bunak, Fataluku, Makalero), small Chinese, Mestiço and Portuguese minorities (estimate)[3] |
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By ethnicity Aja-Ewe/Mina (42.4%), Kabye/Tem (25.9%), Para-Gurma/Akan (17.1%), Akposso/Akebu (4.1%), Ana-Ife (3, 2%), other Togolese (1.7%), foreigners (5.2%), unspecified (0.4%) (2013/14 estimate)[3] |
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By ethnicity Tokelauan (64.5%), mixed (12.5%), Tuvaluan (7.5%), Samoan (5.8%), other Pacific Islanders (3.4%), other (5.6%), unspecified (0.8%) (2016 estimate)[3] |
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By ethnicity Tongans (97%), mixed (0.8%), other (2.2%), unspecified (0.1%) (2016 estimate)[3] |
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By ethnicity Russians (29.1%), Moldovans (28.6%), Ukrainians (22.9%), Bulgarians (2.4%), Gagauz (1.1%), Belarusians (0.5%), other (1.6%) (2015 census)[53] |
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By ethnicity Indo-Trinidadian and Tobagonian (35.4%), Afro-Trinidadians and Tobagonians (34.2%), mixed (23.0%), other (1.3%), unspecified (6.2%) (2011 estimate) |
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By ethnicity Arab (98%), Europeans (1%), Jews and other (1%) (estimate)[3] |
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By ethnicity Turks (70-75%), Kurds (19%), other (6-11% including Arabs, Albanians, Bosniaks, Circassians, Chechens, Georgians, Romani, Laz people and others ) (2016 estimate)[3] |
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By ethnicity Turkmens (85.6%), Uzbeks (5.8%), Russians (5.1%), Azerbaijanis (1.2%), other (3.5%, including Kazakhs, Balochs, Tatars, Armenians, Ukrainians and more) (2012 census)[54] |
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By ethnicity Afro-Turks and Caicos Islander (87.6%), Whites (7.9%), mixed (2.5%), Indians (1.3%) other (0.7%) (2006 estimate)[3] |
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By ethnicity Tuvaluan (97%), mixed (2.4%), other (0.6%) (2017 estimate)[3] |
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By ethnicity Baganda (16.5%), Banyankole (9.6%), Basoga (8.8%), Bakiga (7.1%), Iteso (7%), Lango (6.3%), Bagisu (4.9%), Acholi (4.4%), Lugbara (3.3%), other (32.1%) (2014 estimate)[3] |
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By ethnicity Ukrainians (77.8%), Russians (17.3%), Belarusians (0.6%), Moldovans (0.5%), Crimean Tatars (0.5%), Bulgarians (0.4%), Hungarians (0.3%), Romanians (0.3%), Poles (0.3%), Jews (0.2%), other (1.8%) (2001 census)[3] |
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By ethnicity Whites (87.7%), Afro-Uruguayans (4.6%), Native Uruguayans (2.4%), other (0.3%), unspecified (5%) (2011 estimate)[3] |
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By ethnicity South Asians (59.4%) (including Indians 38.2%, Bangladeshis 9.5%, Pakistanis 9.4%, other 2.3%), Emiratis (11.6%), Egyptians (10.2%), Filipinos (6.1%), other (12.8%) (2015 estimate)[3] |
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By ethnicity Whites (86.3%, including 80.0% White British and 6.3% other White), Asians (7.2%), Blacks (3.2%), mixed (3.2%), other (1.7%) (2016 estimates)[55] |
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By ethnicity Whites (75.5%, including Non-Hispanic Whites 58.9%), African Americans (13.6%), Asian American (6.3%), two or more races (3.0%), Native Americans and Alaska Natives (1.3%), Indigenous Hawaiians and other Pacific Islanders (0.3%), Hispanics and Latinos of every ethnicity (19.1%) (2022 estimates)[56] By ancestry (most common ancestry) |
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By ethnicity Afro-Virgin Islanders (76%), Whites (15.6%), Asians (1.4%), others (4.9%), mixed (2.1%) (2010 Census)[3] |
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By ethnicity Uzbeks (84.5%), Tajiks (4.8%), Kazakhs (2.4%), Karakalpaks (2.2%), Russians (2.1%), Kyrgyz (0.8%), Turkmen (0.6%), Tatars (0.5%), Koreans (0.5%), other (1.6%) (2021 estimate)[58] |
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By ethnicity Melanesians (99.2%), other (0.8%) (2016 estimates)[3] |
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By nationality Italians, Swiss, Argentines and other nationalities (2017 estimate)[3] |
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By ethnicity Mestizo, Europeans, Afro-Venezuelans, Arabs, Native Venezuelans[3] |
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By ethnicity Vietnamese (85.3%), Tày (1.9%), Thái (1.9%), Mường (1.5%), Khmer (1.4%), Mong (1.4%), Nung (1.1%), other (5.5%) (2019 census)[3] |
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By ethnicity Polynesians[3] |
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By ethnicity Mostly Arabs, minority of Africans and South Asians |
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By ethnicity Bemba (21%), Tonga (13.6%), Chewa (7.4%), Lozi (5.7%), Nsenga (5.3%), Tumbuka (4.4%), Ngoni (4% ), Lala (3.1%), Kaonde (2.9%), Namwanga (2.8%), Lunda (2.6%), Mambwe (2.5%), Luvale (2.2%), Lamba (2.1%), Ushi (1.9%), Lenje (1.6%), Bisa (1.6%), Mbunda (1.2%), other (13.8%), unspecified (0.4%) (2010 census)[3] |
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By ethnicity Black Africans (99.4% including Shona, Ndebele and others), Whites (0.2%), Coloureds (0.2%), Asians (0.1%) (2012 census)[59] |
Lists of ethnic groups
- By status:
- List of contemporary ethnic groups
- List of Indigenous peoples
- List of diasporas
- List of stateless nations
- Regional lists:
- Ethnic groups in Asia
- South Asian ethnic groups
- African people
- European people
- Classification of indigenous peoples of the Americas
- List of Indigenous Australian group names
- Ethnoreligious group
References
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