
Kafr ash-Shaykh
Governorate in Egypt
Contents: Subdivision
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Name | Status | Native | Population Census 1996-11-19 | Population Census 2006-11-11 | Population Estimate 2017-07-01 | Population Estimate 2021-07-01 | |
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Kafr ash-Shaykh [Kafr el-Sheikh] | Governorate | كفر الشيخ | 2,223,383 | 2,620,208 | 3,376,809 | 3,620,887 | |
Al-Burulus | Markaz | مركز البرلس | 138,164 | 177,976 | 236,095 | 254,504 | → |
Al-Ḥāmūl | Markaz | مركز الحامول | 198,296 | 249,605 | 290,628 | 311,153 | → |
Ar-Riyād | Markaz | مركز الرياض | 120,472 | 136,309 | 186,960 | 199,801 | → |
Biyalā | Kism (fully urban) | قسم بيلا | 56,759 | 66,663 | 81,354 | 89,068 | → |
Biyalā | Markaz | مركز بيلا | 147,474 | 167,115 | 217,398 | 231,569 | → |
Disūq [Desouk] | Kism (fully urban) | قسم دسوق | 91,318 | 106,827 | 136,367 | 149,291 | → |
Disūq [Desouk] | Markaz | مركز دسوق | 292,124 | 331,701 | 412,682 | 439,586 | → |
Fuwah | Markaz | مركز فوه | 120,806 | 137,735 | 179,800 | 194,046 | → |
Kafr ash-Shaykh [Kafr el-Sheikh] | Markaz | مركز كفر الشيخ | 295,539 | 345,367 | 448,532 | 478,530 | → |
Kafr ash-Shaykh 1 [Kafr el-Sheikh] | Kism (fully urban) | قسم أول كفر الشيخ | 98,000 | 117,000 | 141,525 | 154,940 | → |
Kafr ash-Shaykh 2 [Kafr el-Sheikh] | Kism (fully urban) | قسم ثان كفر الشيخ | 26,000 | 31,000 | 36,200 | 39,629 | → |
Muṭūbis [Metoubes] | Markaz | مركز مطوبس | 185,523 | 228,802 | 303,537 | 324,515 | → |
Qallīn | Markaz | مركز قلين | 173,743 | 203,552 | 266,195 | 284,853 | → |
Sīdī Sālim | Markaz | مركز سيدى سالم | 278,295 | 321,163 | 439,536 | 469,402 | → |
Miṣr [Egypt] | Republic | مِصر | 59,276,672 | 72,798,031 | 95,202,532 | 102,060,688 |
Source: Central Agency for Public Mobilization and Statistics (CAPMAS), Egypt (web).
Explanation: The tabulated estimates are based on the results of the 2017 census. Some figures for 2006 are computed using preliminary census results. Area figures of districts are derived from geospatial data.