Statistical reference book 2013, NSI

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Geographical features and climate4. Mountains in Bulgaria, highest peaks and their altitude 1Mountain Peak Altitude - mRila Musala 2925Pirin Vihren 2914Stara planina Botev 2376Vitosha Cherni vrah 2290Osogovska planina Ruen 2251Slavyanka Gotsev vrah 2212Rodopi Golyam Perelik 2191Belasitsa Radomir 2029Vlahina Ogreyak 1924Maleshevska planina Ilyov vrah 1803Karvav Kamak Bilo 1737Milevska planina Milevets 1733Ruy Ruy 1706Ograzhden Bilska chuka 1643Sredna Gora Bogdan 1604Lisets Vrashnik 1500Chudinska planina Aramlia 1496Konyavska planina Viden 1487Erulska planina Golemi vrah 1481Verila Golyam Debelets 1415Lyubash Lyubash 1398Strazha Strazha 1389Plana Manastirishte 1338Elovishka planina Plocha 1329Zemenska planina Tichak 1295Vidlich Vuchibaba 1294Lyulin Dupevitsa 1256Ezdimirska planina Golemi vrah 1219Stargach Asenov vrah 1218Losenska planina Popov del 1190Penkyovska planina Konski vrah 1187Zavalska planina Kitka 1181Golo Bardo Vetrushka 1158Rudini Banderata 1155Cherna gora Tumba 1129Sakar Vishegrad 856Strandzha Gradishte 7101Source: The Geodesy, Cartography and Cadastre Agency at the Ministry of RegionalDevelopment and Public Works.<strong>Statistical</strong> Reference Book <strong>2013</strong>17
Page 5: Dear readers,Following the traditio
Page 8 and 9: Table of contentsPageMuseums and co
Page 10 and 11: Table of contentsPageManagement of
Page 12 and 13: Abbreviations and symbolsICT = Info
Page 15 and 16: I. GEOGRAPHICAL FEATURESAND CLIMATE
Page 21 and 22: II. POPULATIONStatistical Reference
Page 24 and 25: PopulationStructure of the populati
Page 26 and 27: FertilityPopulationBirths include t
Page 28 and 29: MortalityPopulationThe number of de
Page 30 and 31: PopulationMarriages and divorcesIn
Page 32 and 33: PopulationPopulation by districtDat
Page 34 and 35: PopulationNatality and mortality by
Page 36 and 37: PopulationMigration of the populati
Page 39 and 40: III. LABOUR MARKETStatistical Refer
Page 41 and 42: Labour market1. Labour force(Thousa
Page 43 and 44: Labour market3. Labour force (15 -
Page 45 and 46: Labour market4. Employed persons(Th
Page 47 and 48: Labour market6. Employed persons (1
Page 49 and 50: Labour market7. Employees under lab
Page 51 and 52: 8. Unemployed personsLabour market(
Page 53 and 54: Labour market9. Unemployment rates(
Page 55 and 56: Labour market11. Unemployment by st
Page 57: Labour market12. Average annual wag
Page 60 and 61: EducationTypes of educational insti
Page 62 and 63: EducationEnrolled studentsThe metho
Page 64 and 65: EducationTeachers by teaching level
Page 66: EducationKindergartensThe kindergar
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Education5. Students in general sch
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Education8. Graduates from programm
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Education11. Students in programmes
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Education17. Students in universiti
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Statistical zones,statistical regio
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PublishingCulture and artThe nation
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Culture and artPerforming arts and
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Museums and community clubsMuseums
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LibrariesCulture and artSince 2002
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Culture and artRadio and television
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Culture and art15. Television progr
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HealthHealth establishments and med
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HealthMedical personnel by district
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HealthRegistered cases of malignant
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VII. HOUSEHOLD INCOME,EXPENDITURE A
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Household income, expenditure and c
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VIII. CRIMINALITY AND JUSTICEStatis
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1. Crimes with penalty inflicted an
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Criminality and justice2. Persons c
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National accountsGross domestic pro
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National accountsGross value addedG
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National accountsCompensation of em
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National accountsInvestments and co
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National accountsLabour productivit
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X. FINANCEStatistical Reference Boo
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Finance(Million Levs)1. Money suppl
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Finance2. Claims of MFIs on governm
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Finance(Per cent)3. Interest rates
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FinanceLoans are financial assets c
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PricesConsumer price indices - annu
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PricesConsumer price indices - annu
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PricesHarmonized index of consumer
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PricesIndustrial producer price ind
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PricesProducer prices in agricultur
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PricesPrices of goods and services,
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XII. EXPORTS ANDIMPORTS OF GOODSSta
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Exports and imports of goods1. Fore
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Exports and imports of goods4. Expo
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Exports and imports of goods6. Impo
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9. Imports of selected commoditiesE
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Balance of paymentsBalance of payme
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Balance of paymentsForeign direct i
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XIV. TANGIBLE FIXED ASSETSStatistic
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Tangible fixed assets1. Expenditure
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Tangible fixed assets3. Acquired ta
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Domestic trade; Accommodation and f
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Retail salesDomestic trade; Accommo
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Domestic trade; Accommodation and f
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XVI. INDUSTRYStatistical Reference
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Industry1. Production value of indu
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Industry3. Structure of the product
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5. Production value indices of indu
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Industry6. Output of basic industri
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6. Output of basic industrial produ
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Construction and housing fundProduc
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Housing fundThe data about the hous
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Construction and housing fundPermit
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XVIII. ENERGYStatistical Reference
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1. Overall energy balance sheet for
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Energy3 . Final energy consumption
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Energy4 . Balance of electricity(GW
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Transport and communicationsTranspo
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Transport and communicationsGoods a
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Transport and communicationsCommuni
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XX. TOURISMStatistical Reference Bo
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Tourism1. Accommodation establishme
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Tourism2. Nights spent by foreigner
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Tourism3. Trips of Bulgarian reside
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ForestryTotal forest areaThe total
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ForestryManagement of the forestsTh
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ForestryWoodData covers: total wood
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ForestryGameThe number of game spec
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XXII. AGRICULTUREStatistical Refere
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Agriculture1. Arable land and used
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Agriculture2. Harvested area, produ
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Agriculture4. Livestock by type as
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Agriculture6. Economic accounts for
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EnvironmentEmissions of pollutants
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Water useEnvironmentThe information
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EnvironmentNoiseSource of data abou
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EnvironmentExpenditure on protectio
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EnvironmentMunicipal wasteMunicipal
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EnvironmentProtected natural scener
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Environment9. Protected zones from
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Research and development activity a
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Research and development activity a
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Information indexFOR CONTACTSNation
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