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Vilayets<br />

SYMA :—<br />

Aleppo . . . .<br />

Zor<br />

Syria . . . .<br />

Beyrouth . . . .<br />

Jerusalem (Mutessarifat) .<br />

Lebanon (privileged Province)<br />

Total (Syria)<br />

ARABIA :—<br />

Hedjaz (approximate)<br />

Yemen „<br />

Total (Arabia)<br />

Total (Asia) .<br />

Africa:—<br />

Tripoli (approximate)<br />

Benghazi „<br />

Total (Africa)<br />

Total .<br />

ABEA AND POPULATION 1127<br />

Area<br />

Sq. Miles<br />

30,340<br />

32,849<br />

23,816<br />

11,773<br />

8,222<br />

2,509<br />

109,509<br />

96,500<br />

i 77,200<br />

!<br />

173,700<br />

650,394<br />

j 398,900<br />

i<br />

398,900<br />

1,115,046<br />

1 Population<br />

995,800<br />

100,000<br />

955,700<br />

533.600<br />

333,000<br />

399,500<br />

3,317,600<br />

\ 300,000<br />

750,000<br />

1,050,000<br />

17,545,300<br />

800,000<br />

500,000<br />

1,300,000<br />

1 24,931,600<br />

Pop.<br />

per Sq.<br />

Mile<br />

31<br />

3<br />

40<br />

44<br />

41<br />

158<br />

30<br />

0<br />

9<br />

6<br />

27<br />

} »<br />

Accurate ethnological statistics of the population do not exist. In the<br />

European provinces under immediate Turkish rule, Turks (of Finno-Tataric<br />

race), Greeks, and Albanians are almost equally numerous, and constitute 70<br />

per cent, of the population. Other races represented are Serbs, <strong>Bulgaria</strong>ns,<br />

Roumanians, Armenians, Magyars, Gipsies, Jews, Circassians. In Asiatic<br />

Turkey there is a large Turkish element, with some four million Arabs, besides<br />

Greeks, Syrians, Kurds, Circassians, Armenians, Jews, and numerous other races.<br />

The population of the chief towns is approximately as follows :—<br />

Constantinople<br />

Salonica<br />

Adrianople<br />

Smyrna<br />

Bagdad<br />

Damascus<br />

Aleppo .<br />

Beirut .<br />

Brussa .<br />

Kaisarieh<br />

Kerbela.<br />

1,125,000<br />

105,000<br />

81,000<br />

201,000<br />

145,000<br />

140,500<br />

127,150<br />

118,800<br />

76,303<br />

72,000<br />

65,000<br />

Mosul .<br />

Mecca .<br />

Medineh<br />

Adana .<br />

Koniah .<br />

Sivas<br />

Jerusalem<br />

Erzerum<br />

Bitlis .<br />

Trebizond<br />

Diarbekr<br />

3<br />

22<br />

61,000<br />

60,000<br />

48,000<br />

45,000<br />

44,000<br />

43,100<br />

42,000<br />

38,900<br />

38,800<br />

35,000<br />

34,000<br />

The Lebanon is governed by a Mutessarif (Christian), and has a special<br />

government. Its population is reckoned at 245,000 or about 111 per square<br />

mile.<br />

10.1057/9780230270305 - The Statesman's Year-Book, Edited by John Scott-Keltie<br />

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