Ranked list of Hungarian counties

Rank	County	Area (km²)	% of total
1	Bács-Kiskun	8,444.90	9.08
2	Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén	7,247.21	7.79
3	Pest	6,391.13	6.87
4	Hajdú-Bihar	6,210.45	6.68
5	Somogy	6,065.49	6.52
6	Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg	5,936.15	6.38
7	Békés	5,629.71	6.05
8	Jász-Nagykun-Szolnok	5,581.63	6.00
9	Veszprém	4,463.64	4.80
10	Baranya	4,429.60	4.76
11	Fejér	4,358.48	4.69
12	Csongrád	4,262.80	4.58
13	Győr-Moson-Sopron	4,207.86	4.52
14	Zala	3,783.84	4.07
15	Tolna	3,703.23	3.98
16	Heves	3,637.17	3.91
17	Vas	3,336.11	3.59
18	Nógrád	2,544.48	2.74
19	Komárom-Esztergom	2,264.36	2.43
[note 1]	Budapest	525.14	0.56
Hungary		93,023.38	100.00

Population

By population

**County list by population within Hungary** (1/2)
County	Population (2018 est.)[1]
Budapest (capital city)	1,749,734(17.93%)
Pest	1,261,864(13%)
Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén	648,216(6.64%)
Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg	558,361(5.72%)
Hajdú-Bihar	530,463(5.44%)
Bács-Kiskun	505,602(5.18%)
Győr-Moson-Sopron	461,581(4.73%)
Fejér	416,691(4.27%)
Csongrád	400,238(4.10%)
Jász-Nagykun-Szolnok	371,271(3.81%)

**County list by population within Hungary** (2/2)
County	Population (2018 est.)[1]
Baranya	363,721(3.73%)
Veszprém	341,425(3.46%)
Békés	338,025(3.50%)
Somogy	303,802(3.11%)
Komárom-Esztergom	297,454(3.03%)
Heves	295,792(3.05%)
Zala	270,634(2.77%)
Vas	253,305(2.60%)
Tolna	219,317(2.25%)
Nógrád	190,937(1.96%)

The following table presents a listing of Hungarian 19 counties ranked in order of their total population (based on 2011 census).[2] The data is taken from the Hungarian Central Statistical Office (KSH) censuses results,[3] as well as from the Gazetteer of Hungary.

Rank in 2011	County	Population
1949	1960	1980	1990	2001	2011
[note 1]	Budapest	1,590,316	1,804,606	2,059,347	2,016,774	1,777,921	1,729,040
1	Pest	686,953	781,501	973,830	949,842	1,083,877	1,217,476
2	Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén	630,621	725,303	809,468	761,963	744,404	686,266
3	Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg	558,098	586,451	593,829	572,301	582,256	559,272
4	Hajdú-Bihar	498,271	522,787	551,448	548,728	552,998	546,721
5	Bács-Kiskun	591,482	589,744	571,448	546,898	546,517	520,331
6	Győr-Moson-Sopron	374,987	401,861	437,857	432,126	438,773	447,985
7	Fejér	295,750	357,897	420,317	418,852	434,317	425,847
8	Csongrád	429,083	434,046	456,300	438,842	433,344	417,456
9	Jász-Nagykun-Szolnok	449,551	461,307	445,624	425,583	415,917	386,594
10	Baranya	356,533	395,342	432,617	417,400	407,448	386,441
11	Békés	471,561	467,861	436,910	411,887	397,791	359,948
12	Veszprém	294,289	337,836	377,746	374,466	369,727	353,068
13	Somogy	361,213	368,183	360,270	344,708	335,237	316,137
14	Heves	316,273	347,856	350,360	334,408	325,727	308,882
15	Komárom-Esztergom	220,914	270,810	322,893	316,984	316,590	304,568
16	Zala	305,433	317,145	317,298	306,398	297,404	282,179
17	Vas	283,070	282,728	285,498	275,944	268,123	256,629
18	Tolna	275,644	272,101	266,273	253,675	249,683	230,361
19	Nógrád	214,757	235,675	240,251	227,137	220,261	202,427
Hungary		9,204,799	9,961,044	10,709,463	10,374,823	10,200,298	9,937,628

Bold: record number of the population

By population density

The following table presents a listing of Hungarian 19 counties ranked in order of their population density (based on 2011 census).

Rank	County	Population	Area (km²)	Density (pop./km²)
[note 1]	Budapest	1,729,040	525.14	3293
1	Pest	1,217,476	6,391.13	190
2	Komárom-Esztergom	304,568	2,264.36	135
3	Győr-Moson-Sopron	447,985	4,207.86	106
4	Fejér	425,847	4,358.48	98
4	Csongrád	417,456	4,262.80	98
6	Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén	686,266	7,247.21	95
7	Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg	559,272	5,936.15	94
8	Hajdú-Bihar	546,721	6,210.45	88
9	Baranya	386,441	4,429.60	87
10	Heves	308,882	3,637.17	85
11	Nógrád	202,427	2,544.48	80
12	Veszprém	353,068	4,463.64	79
13	Vas	256,629	3,336.11	77
14	Zala	282,179	3,783.84	75
15	Jász-Nagykun-Szolnok	386,594	5,581.63	69
16	Békés	359,948	5,629.71	64
17	Bács-Kiskun	520,331	8,444.90	62
17	Tolna	230,361	3,703.23	62
19	Somogy	316,137	6,065.49	52
Hungary		9,937,628	93,023.38	107

By urban and rural population

Hungarian counties by their urban and rural population as of 2015.[4]

County	Urban	Rural	% Urban	% Rural
Baranya	243,528	130,456	65.1	34.9
Bács-Kiskun	351,187	165,705	67.9	32.1
Békés	272,184	83,015	76.6	23.4
Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén	396,686	278,313	58.8	41.2
Budapest [note 1]	1,744,665	–	100.0	0.0
Csongrád	305,622	101,767	75.0	25.0
Fejér	254,922	164,584	60.8	39.2
Győr-Moson-Sopron	270,429	179,889	60.1	39.9
Hajdú-Bihar	430,963	108,544	79.9	20.1
Heves	144,373	159,130	47.6	52.4
Jász-Nagykun-Szolnok	281,089	102,400	73.3	26.7
Komárom-Esztergom	201,802	98,875	67.1	32.9
Nógrád	83,124	115,268	41.9	58.1
Pest	846,329	374,419	69.3	30.7
Somogy	163,995	151,517	52.0	48.0
Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg	305,397	255,982	54.4	45.6
Tolna	128,036	99,924	56.2	43.8
Vas	156,316	98,264	61.4	38.6
Veszprém	215,374	133,633	61.7	38.3
Zala	158,094	121,529	56.5	43.5
Hungary	6,954,115	2,923,250	70.4	29.6

Health

By life expectancy

Hungarian counties by life expectancy at birth, by sex, in 2017.

Region	Men (years)	Women (years)
Baranya	72.84	78.56
Bács-Kiskun	71.37	78.93
Békés	71.34	77.78
Budapest	74.27	80.06
Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén	70.05	77.58
Csongrád	72.91	79.04
Fejér	72.00	78.89
Győr-Moson-Sopron	73.29	79.89
Hajdú-Bihar	72.90	79.80
Heves	71.82	78.46
Jász-Nagykun-Szolnok	71.15	77.89
Komárom-Esztergom	71.71	78.32
Nógrád	69.99	78.80
Pest	73.03	78.69
Somogy	71.74	78.67
Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg	71.37	78.11
Tolna	72.26	78.98
Vas	71.40	79.76
Veszprém	72.85	79.45
Zala	72.99	79.96
Hungary	72.40	78.99

Source: "6.1.7. Születéskor várható átlagos élettartam (2001–)," National Statistics Office.

By median age

Hungarian counties by median age at birth, by sex, in 2018.

Region	Men (years)	Women (years)
Baranya	41.2	45.4
Bács-Kiskun	40.8	45.2
Békés	42.2	46.5
Budapest	40.7	45.1
Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén	39.2	43.9
Csongrád	41.0	45.2
Fejér	40.4	44.4
Győr-Moson-Sopron	39.9	43.5
Hajdú-Bihar	39.5	43.6
Heves	40.8	45.6
Jász-Nagykun-Szolnok	40.7	44.9
Komárom-Esztergom	40.1	44.3
Nógrád	41.2	45.9
Pest	38.9	42.6
Somogy	41.8	45.9
Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg	38.4	42.5
Tolna	41.5	45.9
Vas	41.5	45.4
Veszprém	41.4	45.3
Zala	42.6	47.0
Hungary	40.3	44.5

Source: "6.1.7. Átlagéletkor (2001–)," National Statistics Office.

Number of hospital beds

Hungarian counties by number of hospital beds, in 2017.

County	Number of beds	Number of beds per 10,000 inhabitants
2000	2010	2017	2000	2010	2017
Baranya	3,741	3,177	2,915	91.7	81.2	80.1
Bács-Kiskun	3,800	3,010	2,879	69.3	57.4	56.9
Békés	2,839	2,479	2,429	70.6	68.5	71.9
Budapest	23,659	18,580	17,905	134.5	107.2	102.3
Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén	5,505	5,151	4,693	73.1	75.2	72.4
Csongrád	3,586	3,014	2,999	83.3	71.5	74.9
Fejér	2,908	2,579	2,401	67.9	60.5	57.6
Győr-Moson-Sopron	3,662	3,202	3,204	84.4	71.2	69.4
Hajdú-Bihar	4,292	3,738	3,524	77.6	69.3	66.4
Heves	2,614	2,165	2,212	79.8	70.3	74.8
Jász-Nagykun-Szolnok	2,930	2,514	2,421	69.7	65.0	65.2
Komárom-Esztergom	2,031	1,926	1,833	64.1	61.8	61.6
Nógrád	1,533	1,455	1,459	69.2	72.1	76.4
Pest	4,227	3,620	3,398	39.4	29.3	26.9
Somogy	2,424	2,242	2,015	71.7	70.5	66.3
Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg	4,077	3,908	3,563	69.1	70.4	63.8
Tolna	1,677	1,572	1,525	66.7	68.0	69.5
Vas	1,995	1,814	1,874	74.1	70.4	74.0
Veszprém	3,208	3,037	3,012	85.4	85.2	88.2
Zala	2,721	2,033	2,002	90.6	70.8	74.0
Hungary	83,430	71,216	68,263	81.8	71.3	69.8

Source: "6.2.3.3. Kórházi ellátás (2000–)*," National Statistics Office.

Economy

Source: Knoema

Name	GDP, million of EUR (2012)	GDP, per capita EUR (2012)	GDP per cap., % of EU average	Unemployment rate (age 15 or over), %[5]
Baranya	2,477	6,500	25	8,3
Bács-Kiskun	3,621	7,000	26	7,4
Békés	2,039	5,600	21	7,5
Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén	4,215	6,100	23	7,2
Budapest	37,633	21,700	82	4,9
Csongrád	3,059	7,400	28	6,4
Fejér	3,931	9,300	35	3,4
Győr-Moson-Sopron	5,141	11,500	44	3,3
Hajdú-Bihar	3,979	7,300	28	9,3
Heves	2,010	6,500	25	6,0
Jász-Nagykun-Szolnok	2,489	6,400	24	8,0
Komárom-Esztergom	3,059	10,100	38	4,9
Nógrád	880	4,400	16	8,9
Pest	10,062	8,300	31	4,4
Somogy	2,002	6,300	24	8,4
Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg	3,050	5,400	20	12,6
Tolna	1,777	7,700	29	7,3
Vas	2,399	9,400	35	3,7
Veszprém	2,484	7,000	27	3,7
Zala	2,393	8,500	32	3,6

Agriculture

By fruitage

Hungarian counties by fruitage, by tonnes, in 2016.[6]

Rank	County	All harvested fruits
2000	2010	2016
1	Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg	484,688	331,983	346,471
2	Bács-Kiskun	66,180	94,967	76,206
3	Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén	55,182	59,298	60,780
4	Pest	105,538	44,424	53,091
5	Hajdú-Bihar	42,625	44,262	49,305
6	Csongrád	25,305	32,168	23,673
7	Zala	38,045	39,774	18,267
8	Heves	13,954	20,971	17,915
9	Somogy	316,137	16,403	17,231
10	Fejér	20,308	13,868	14,035
11	Győr-Moson-Sopron	24,364	9,573	13,583
12	Baranya	12,520	8,109	11,949
	Budapest	23,343	3,846	10,208
13	Tolna	230,361	6,179	9,474
14	Békés	359,948	7,092	8,288
15	Vas	14,429	9,036	7,159
16	Veszprém	27,787	9,742	7,133
17	Jász-Nagykun-Szolnok	386,594	4,745	5,772
18	Nógrád	17,641	5,202	3,574
19	Komárom-Esztergom	7,487	4,133	2,604
Hungary		1,038,139	765,775	755,410

Source: "6.4.1.18. Gyümölcstermelés (2000–)," National Statistics Office.

Rank	County	All harvested fruit harvested		Type of fruits
2000	2010	2016	Apple	Sour cherry	Plum	Peach	Pear	Armenian plum	Cherry

Diagrams

Baranya

Apple (42%)

Plum (15%)

Sour cherry (10%)

Peach (9%)

Armenian plum (7%)

Pear (4%)

Cherry (3%)

Other fruits (10%)

Baranya

Apple (42%)

Plum (15%)

Calvinism (3.1%)

Lutheranism (0.1%)

Other religions (1.1%)

Non-religious (11.9%)

Atheists (0.9%)

Undeclared (26.0%)

By number and type of municipalities

Hungarian counties by their population living in urban counties (megyei jogú városok), towns (városok), large villages (nagyközségek) and villages (falvak), according to the 2017 Gazetteer of Hungary.

County	Number of
Urban county	Town	Large village	Village	Municipalities
Baranya	1	13	3	284	301
Bács-Kiskun	1	21	9	88	119
Békés	1	21	8	45	75
Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén	1	28	9	320	358
Csongrád	2	8	8	42	60
Fejér	2	15	12	79	108
Győr-Moson-Sopron	2	10	4	167	183
Hajdú-Bihar	1	20	10	51	82
Heves	1	10	5	105	121
Jász-Nagykun-Szolnok	1	21	4	52	78
Komárom-Esztergom	1	11	2	62	76
Nógrád	1	5	0	125	131
Pest	1	53	24	109	187
Somogy	1	15	2	228	246
Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg	1	27	16	185	229
Tolna	1	10	5	93	109
Vas	1	12	0	203	216
Veszprém	1	14	3	199	217
Zala	2	8	3	245	258

By largest cities

Largest cities within a county, according to the 2017 Gazetteer of Hungary (according to the number of inhabitants). In all counties, the largest city is also the county seat.

County	Largest city	2nd Largest	3rd Largest
Baranya	Pécs	Komló	Mohács
Bács-Kiskun	Kecskemét	Baja	Kiskunfélegyháza
Békés	Békéscsaba	Gyula	Orosháza
Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén	Miskolc	Ózd	Kazincbarcika
Csongrád	Szeged	Hódmezővásárhely	Szentes
Fejér	Székesfehérvár	Dunaújváros	Mór
Győr-Moson-Sopron	Győr	Sopron	Mosonmagyaróvár
Hajdú-Bihar	Debrecen	Hajdúböszörmény	Hajdúszoboszló
Heves	Eger	Gyöngyös	Hatvan
Jász-Nagykun-Szolnok	Szolnok	Jászberény	Törökszentmiklós
Komárom-Esztergom	Tatabánya	Esztergom	Tata
Nógrád	Salgótarján	Balassagyarmat	Bátonyterenye
Pest	Érd	Dunakeszi	Szigetszentmiklós
Somogy	Kaposvár	Siófok	Marcali
Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg	Nyíregyháza	Mátészalka	Kisvárda
Tolna	Szekszárd	Paks	Dombóvár
Vas	Szombathely	Sárvár	Kőszeg
Veszprém	Veszprém	Pápa	Ajka
Zala	Zalaegerszeg	Nagykanizsa	Keszthely
Hungary	Budapest	Debrecen	Szeged

Bold: Cities with county rights

Notes and references

Notes

Budapest is not a county, but a municipality that has an identical administrative status to all the other 19 counties.

References

External links

This article is issued from Wikipedia. The text is licensed under Creative Commons - Attribution - Sharealike. Additional terms may apply for the media files.

[Budapest-1] Budapest is not a county, but a municipality that has an identical administrative status to all the other 19 counties.

[population-2] sseg.com

[3] "Magyarország összes megyének és településének lakossági változását 1870-től 2015-ig" (in Hungarian). Retrieved 2015-12-21.

[4] "Népszámlálás 2011 – 4. Demográfiai adatok"

[5] "Magyarország településhálózata 2. – Városok-falvak"

[6] Unemployment rate 2014-15 (KSH)

[7] Gyümölcstermesztés Magyarországon