East Marmara Region (statistical)

East Marmara Region Doğu Marmara Bölgesi
Region

Country	Turkey
Area
• Region	49,404 km² (19,075 sq mi)
Population (2014)
• Region	7,332,137
• Rank	6th
• Density	150/km² (380/sq mi)
• Urban	6,992,253
• Rural	339,884

The East Marmara Region (TR4) is a statistical region in Turkey.

Subregions and provinces 1
Age groups 2
Internal immigration 3
- State register location of East Marmara residents 3.1
Marital status of 15+ population by gender 4
Education status of 15+ population by gender 5
Election results 6
- 2014 presidential election 6.1
- June 2015 general elections 6.2
See also 7
References 8
External links 9
Sources 10

Subregions and provinces

Bursa Subregion (TR41)
- Bursa Province (TR411)
- Eskişehir Province (TR412)
- Bilecik Province (TR413)
Kocaeli Subregion (TR42)
- Kocaeli Province (TR421)
- Sakarya Province (TR422)
- Düzce Province (TR423)
- Bolu Province (TR424)
- Yalova Province (TR425)

Age groups

As of December 31, 2014^[1]
Age groups	Total	Male	Female
0 – 4	529,947	272,352	257,595
5 – 9	537,441	276,223	261,218
10 – 14	530,831	273,751	257,080
15 – 19	561,300	289,153	272,147
20 – 24	566,226	282,848	283,378
25 – 29	596,159	302,227	293,932
30 – 34	646,069	327,741	318,328
35 – 39	596,461	304,242	292,219
40 – 44	551,554	277,814	273,470
45 – 49	476,200	241,813	234,387
50 – 54	451,616	225,200	226,416
55 – 59	381,576	191,558	190,018
60 – 64	292,908	144,892	148,016
65 – 69	222,400	104,856	117,544
70 – 74	157,271	70,828	86,443
75 – 79	110,627	47,025	63,602
80 – 84	80,190	32,812	47,378
85 – 89	33,966	11,903	22,063
90+	9,395	2,780	6,615
Total	7,322,137	3,680,018	3,652,119

Internal immigration

Between December 31, 2013 and December 31, 2014^[2]
Region	Population	Immigrants	Emigrants	Net immigrants	Net immigration rate
East Marmara	7,332,137	237,154	180,965	56,189	7.69

State register location of East Marmara residents

As of December 31, 2014^[3]
Region	Population	Percentage
Istanbul	84,689	1.2
West Marmara	135,364	1.9
Aegean	210,522	2.9
East Marmara	4,317,877	59.3
West Anatolia	127,794	1.8
Mediterranean	111,393	1.5
Central Anatolia	235,407	3.2
West Black Sea	458,730	6.3
East Black Sea	529,110	7.3
Northeast Anatolia	593,882	8.2
Central East Anatolia	299,390	4.1
Southeast Anatolia	174,765	2.4
Total	7,278,923	100

Marital status of 15+ population by gender

As of December 31, 2014^[4]
Gender	Never married	%	Married	%	Divorced	%	Spouse died	%	Total
Male	833,554	29.4	1,869,546	65.9	83,029	2.9	49,847	1.8	2,835,976
Female	595,225	20.9	1,864,548	65.3	108,198	3.8	285,939	10.0	2,853,910
Total	1,428,779	25.1	3,734,094	65.6	191,227	3.4	335,786	5.9	5,689,886

Education status of 15+ population by gender

As of December 31, 2014^[5]
Gender	Illiterate	%	Literate with no diploma	%	Primary school	%	Primary education	%	Middle school	%	High school	%	College or university	%	Master's degree	%	Doctorate	%	Unknown	%	Total
Male	30,207	1.1	62,910	2.2	587,778	20.7	557,838	19.7	301,660	10.6	815,541	28.8	410,212	14.5	29,588	1.0	8,701	0.3	31,541	1.1	2,835,976
Female	165,709	5.8	149,577	5.2	901,758	31.6	465,575	16.3	220,866	7.7	567,325	19.9	324,273	11.4	20,479	0.7	5,702	0.2	32,646	1.1	2,853,910
All genders	195,916	3.4	212,487	3.7	1,489,536	26.2	1,023,413	18.0	522,526	9.2	1,382,866	24.3	734,485	12.9	50,067	0.9	14,403	0.3	64,187	1.1	5,689,886

Election results

2014 presidential election

Erdoğan	%	İhsanoğlu	%	Demirtaş	%	Valid votes	%	Invalid votes	%	Votes cast	%	Constituents
2,316,100	57.5	1,557,637	38.7	153,872	3.8	4,027,609	97.9	84,831	2.1	4,112,440	79.1	5,201,355

June 2015 general elections

AKP	%	CHP	%	MHP	%	HDP	%	Other parties	%	Valid votes	%	Invalid votes	%	Votes cast	%	Constituents
2,099,153	45.9	1,203,999	26.3	796,044	17.4	230,326	5.0	246,748	5.3	4,576,270	98.0	92,434	2.0	4,668,704	88.0	5,307,636

References

^ TurkStat [5]
^ TurkStat [6]
^ TurkStat
^ TurkStat [7]
^ TurkStat [8]

External links

TURKSTAT (English)

Sources

ESPON Database

Statistical regions of Turkey

Istanbul West Marmara Aegean East Marmara West Anatolia Mediterranean Central Anatolia West Black Sea East Black Sea Northeast Anatolia Central East Anatolia Southeast Anatolia

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East Marmara Region (statistical)