Dnîpro

Dnîpro
Dnîpro; Дніпро
	Bajêr
Ekaterinoslav
	Dîmenek ji bajarê
; Ala	; Mertal
	Dnîpro li ser nexşeyê;
	Dnîpro
	Koordînat: 48°28'3"Bk, 35°2'24"Rh
Dûgel
Beşa îdarî	Dnipropetrovsk Oblast (1932–); Yekaterinoslav Governorate (1802 (bi julianî) – 1923); Dnepropetrovsk Okrug (1923–1930); Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic (1930–1932); Novorossiysk Governorate (1796 (bi julianî) – 1802 (bi julianî)); Yekaterinoslav Viceroyalty (1783 (bi julianî) – 1796 (bi julianî)); Novorossiysk Governorate (1776 (bi julianî) – 1783 (bi julianî)); Dnipro Raion (2020–) ;
Paytexta	Novorossiysk Governorate (1802); Dnipropetrovsk Oblast (1932); Yekaterinoslavsky Uyezd (1923); Dnepropetrovsk Okrug (1930, 1923); Yekaterinoslav Governorate (1925); Dnipro Raion (2020); Dniprovska miska hromada ;
Dema avabûnê	1776
Rêvebir
• Şaredar	Borys Filatov
Rûerd
• Giştî	405.000.000 Metre çargoşe ;
• Bilindahî	155 ±1 metre
Gelhe	980.948 (2021)
Dem	UTC+2 (dema standard), UTC+3 (Demjimêra havînê)
Koda postayê	49000
Malper	http://dniprorada.gov.ua/ ;
	biguherîne - Wîkîdaneyê biguherîne

Dnîpro, (bi ûkraynî: Дніпро/Dnipro) yek ji bajarên Ûkraynayê ye û navenda îdarî ya Dnipropetrovsk Oblast e. Dnîpro li ser peravên Çemê Dnieper e.

Gelhe[biguherîne | çavkaniyê biguherîne]

Gelhe

Sal	Gelhe	±%
1782	2194	—
1800^[1]	6389	+191,2%
1811^[2]	9000	+40,9%
1825^[3]	8412	−6,5%
1853	13.011	+54,7%
1857^[4]	13.217	+1,6%
1862^[3]	19.515	+47,7%
1863^[2]	20.000	+2,5%
1865	22.816	+14,1%
1866^[5]	22.846	+0,1%
1885^[3]^[4]	46.876	+105,2%
1887^[6]	48.000	+2,4%
1897^[7]	121.216	+152,5%
1904^[8]	157.000	+29,5%
1910	232.500	+48,1%
1914^[8]	211.100	−9,2%
1920^[3]	189.000	−10,5%
1923	159.000	−15,9%
1926	237.000	+49,1%
1932^[3]	320.000	+35,0%
1939^[9]	501.000	+56,6%
1943^[9]	280.000	−44,1%

Sal	Gelhe	±%
1959	662.000	+136,4%
1967	816.000	+23,3%
1970	904.000	+10,8%
1979	1.066.000	+17,9%
1989^[10]	1.178.000	+10,5%
1990^[11]	1.186.000	+0,7%
1991	1.203.000	+1,4%
1993	1.185.000	−1,5%
1996^[12]	1.147.000	−3,2%
1998^[12]	1.122.400	−2,1%
2001^[10]	1.065.008	−5,1%
2003	1.065.000	−0,0%
2005	1.050.000	−1,4%
2006^[10]	1.025.044	−2,4%
2007^[10]	1.039.000	+1,4%
2008	1.039.000	+0,0%
2009	1.017.171	−2,1%
2010	1.018.341	+0,1%
2011^[13]	1.007.200	−1,1%
2020	990,724	−99,9%
2021^[14]	980,948	−1,0%

Çavkanî[biguherîne | çavkaniyê biguherîne]

↑ Eugene.com states that the population in the early 19th century was 6,389, whilst Cheba states that this was the population in 1800.
↑ ^a ^b Kardasis, Vassilis, Diaspora Merchants in the Black Sea: The Greeks in Southern Russia, 1775–1861, pub Lexington Books, 2001, ISBN 0-7391-0245-1, page 34.
↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ""History" a Dnipropetrovsk Travel Page by Cheba". VirtualTourist.com. Ji orîjînalê di 22 adar 2017 de hat arşîvkirin. Roja wergirtinê: 28 çiriya paşîn 2014.
↑ ^a ^b Dnepropetrovsk Jewish Community (DJC.com) – About Yekaterinoslav Dnepropetrovsk, accessed 1 February 2014. (English language version of this page has disappeared since 2008, but Russian language version still present.)
↑ Cheba ^{Xeletiya Luayê: bad argument #1 to 'formatDate' (string expected, got nil).} states that in a census for 1 January 1866 the population was 22,846. Eugene.com states 22,816 for 1865, while DJC.com states 22,846 for 1865.
↑ Eugene.com states that the population in 1887 was 48,000, whilst Gerald Surh states that it was 47,000. Polish wikipedia says 48100.
Dnepropetrovsk History. www.eugene.com.ua
Surh, Gerald, Ekaterinoslav City in 1905: Workers, Jews, and Violence
↑ Eugene.com states that the population in 1897 was 121,200, Cheba says 121,216, and Surh says 112,800, whilst Vassilis Kardasis states that it was 113,000.
Dnepropetrovsk History. www.eugene.com.ua
"History" a Dnipropetrovsk Travel Page by Cheba ^{Xeletiya Luayê: bad argument #1 to 'formatDate' (string expected, got nil).}
Gerald Surh, Ekaterinoslav City in 1905: Workers, Jews, and Violence
Kardasis, Vassilis, Diaspora Merchants in the Black Sea: The Greeks in Southern Russia, 1775–1861
↑ ^a ^b Surh, Gerald (çiriya pêşîn 2003). "Ekaterinoslav City in 1905: Workers, Jews, and Violence". International Labor and Working-Class History. Journals.cambridge.org. 64: 139–166. doi:10.1017/S0147547903000231. S2CID 145677880. Roja wergirtinê: 28 çiriya paşîn 2014.
↑ ^a ^b The emergency evacuation of cities: a cross-national historical and geographical study, by Wilbur Zelinsky, Leszek A. Kosiński, pub Rowman & Littlefield, 1991, ISBN 978-0-8476-7673-6.
↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d "China in Figures" says 1,178,000.
↑ "Dnipropetrovsk." The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2008. Encyclopedia.com.
↑ ^a ^b United Nations Statistics Division: cities, population, census years (discontinued), code 14720^{[Girêdan daimî miriye]}^{[Girêdan daimî miriye]} give the population for the city proper as 1,147,000 for 1996, and 1,122,400 for 1998.
Eugene.com states that the population in 1998 was 1,137,000
↑ Xeletiya çavkanî: Invalid <ref> tag; no text was provided for refs named Statistics2011
↑ Number of Present Population of Ukraine, as of January 1 2021

Girêdanên derve[biguherîne | çavkaniyê biguherîne]

Li Wikimedia Commons medyayên di warê Dnîpro de hene.

[1] Eugene.com states that the population in the early 19th century was 6,389, whilst Cheba states that this was the population in 1800.

[DiasporaMerchants34-2] Kardasis, Vassilis, Diaspora Merchants in the Black Sea: The Greeks in Southern Russia, 1775–1861, pub Lexington Books, 2001, ISBN 0-7391-0245-1, page 34.

[Cheba-3] ""History" a Dnipropetrovsk Travel Page by Cheba". VirtualTourist.com. Ji orîjînalê di 22 adar 2017 de hat arşîvkirin. Roja wergirtinê: 28 çiriya paşîn 2014.

[DJC-4] Dnepropetrovsk Jewish Community (DJC.com) – About Yekaterinoslav Dnepropetrovsk, accessed 1 February 2014. (English language version of this page has disappeared since 2008, but Russian language version still present.)

[5] Cheba ^{Xeletiya Luayê: bad argument #1 to 'formatDate' (string expected, got nil).} states that in a census for 1 January 1866 the population was 22,846. Eugene.com states 22,816 for 1865, while DJC.com states 22,846 for 1865.

[6] Eugene.com states that the population in 1887 was 48,000, whilst Gerald Surh states that it was 47,000. Polish wikipedia says 48100.
Dnepropetrovsk History. www.eugene.com.ua
Surh, Gerald, Ekaterinoslav City in 1905: Workers, Jews, and Violence

[7] Eugene.com states that the population in 1897 was 121,200, Cheba says 121,216, and Surh says 112,800, whilst Vassilis Kardasis states that it was 113,000.
Dnepropetrovsk History. www.eugene.com.ua
"History" a Dnipropetrovsk Travel Page by Cheba ^{Xeletiya Luayê: bad argument #1 to 'formatDate' (string expected, got nil).}
Gerald Surh, Ekaterinoslav City in 1905: Workers, Jews, and Violence
Kardasis, Vassilis, Diaspora Merchants in the Black Sea: The Greeks in Southern Russia, 1775–1861

[Surh-8] Surh, Gerald (çiriya pêşîn 2003). "Ekaterinoslav City in 1905: Workers, Jews, and Violence". International Labor and Working-Class History. Journals.cambridge.org. 64: 139–166. doi:10.1017/S0147547903000231. S2CID 145677880. Roja wergirtinê: 28 çiriya paşîn 2014.

[Evacuation_Cities-9] The emergency evacuation of cities: a cross-national historical and geographical study, by Wilbur Zelinsky, Leszek A. Kosiński, pub Rowman & Littlefield, 1991, ISBN 978-0-8476-7673-6.

[chinalist.ru-10] "China in Figures" says 1,178,000.

[Columbia6thed-11] "Dnipropetrovsk." The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2008. Encyclopedia.com.

[UNSD19961998-12] United Nations Statistics Division: cities, population, census years (discontinued), code 14720^{[Girêdan daimî miriye]}^{[Girêdan daimî miriye]} give the population for the city proper as 1,147,000 for 1996, and 1,122,400 for 1998.
Eugene.com states that the population in 1998 was 1,137,000

[Statistics2011-13] Xeletiya çavkanî: Invalid <ref> tag; no text was provided for refs named Statistics2011

[14] Number of Present Population of Ukraine, as of January 1 2021

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