Čoka

Čoka , in Serb Cyrillic Sr Чока and in Hungarian hu Csóka, is a city and a municipality of Serbia located in the autonomous province of Voïvodine. They belong to the district of the septentrional Banat. In 2002, the city counted: 4707 inhabitants and the municipality of which it is the center: 13832, of which a majority of Hungarian.

Localities of the municipality of Čoka

Čoka
Padej (in Hungarian: Padé )
Jazovo (in Hungarian: Hódegyháza )
Banatski Monoštor (in Hungarian: Kanizsamonostor )
Vrbica (in Hungarian: Egyházaskér )
Crna Bara (in Hungarian: Feketetó )
Sanad
Ostojićevo

Demography

City

Historical evolution of the population in the city

1948 : : 4115
1953 : : 4342
1961 : : 4770
1971 : : 5214
1981 : : 5414
1991 : : 5244
2002 : : 4707.

Pattern of the settlement in the city (2002)

Hungarian: : 2703 (57,42%)
Serb: : 1541 (32,72%)
Yugoslav: 98 (2,08%)
Roms: 48 (1,01%)
Croatian: 35 (0,74%)
Montenegrins: 20 (0,42%)
Slovak: 15 (0,31%)
Albanian: 14 (0,28%)
Musulmans (nationality): 11 (0,23%)
Slovenien: 7 (0,14%)
Macedonians: 7 (0,14%)
German: 3 (0,06%)
Bunjevci: 3 (0,06%)
Russian: 2 (0,04%)
Ukrainian: 1 (0,02%)
Ruthènes: 1 (0,02%)
Bosnian: 1 (0,02%)
Others.

Municipality

Pattern of the settlement in the municipality (2002)

Hungarian: : 7133 (51,56%)
Serb: : 5205 (37,63%)
Roms: 337 (2,43%)
Yugoslav: 228 (1,64%)
Slovak: 201 (1,45%)
Others
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