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The Chuvash Republic

According to the 1989 census the population of Chuvashia numbered 1,338,000, of whom 771,000 (57.6 percent) were urban dwellers and 567,000 (42.4 percent) inhabited villages and rural areas. About twothirds of the population were Chuvash (67.8 percent) and slightly over one-quarter (26.7 percent) were Russian. Other ethnic groups (more than fifty in the republic) exist in much smaller numbers: Tatars—2.6 percent, Mordva—1.4 percent, Ukrainians—0.5 percent, Mari—0.3 percent, and others—0.6 percent. Among the Chuvash population, the level of urbanization is much lower (45.5 percent) than that of Russians (86.3 percent) and Mordva (50.3 percent), but is higher than among the Tatars (39.8 percent). The Chuvash represent 54.7 percent of all city dwellers, Russians account for 40 percent, Tatars—1.8 percent, and Mordva— 1.2 percent. In most districts and cities in the republic, the Chuvash represent the