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he Czechoslovakia , Area and Population Republics ( republiký ) Czech Socialist Republic Capital city population area sq mi sq km 1970 census 191 496 1,078,000 1976 est . 1,170,000 * ( hlavní město ) Prague Regions ( kraje ) Jihočeský ...
he Czechoslovakia , Area and Population Republics ( republiký ) Czech Socialist Republic Capital city population area sq mi sq km 1970 census 191 496 1,078,000 1976 est . 1,170,000 * ( hlavní město ) Prague Regions ( kraje ) Jihočeský ...
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... population is generally younger because of the higher birth rate . Half of the total population is in the labour force , a total of 7,435,000 people . The female employment rate is among the highest in the world , almost half of all the ...
... population is generally younger because of the higher birth rate . Half of the total population is in the labour force , a total of 7,435,000 people . The female employment rate is among the highest in the world , almost half of all the ...
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... Population population 1965 census 1971 estimate area sq mi sq km Amtskommuner Århus 1,764 4,570 498,000 534,000 Bornholms 227 588 49,000 47,000 Frederiksborg 520 1,346 211,000 261,000 Fyns 1,346 3,486 425,000 434,000 København 201 520 ...
... Population population 1965 census 1971 estimate area sq mi sq km Amtskommuner Århus 1,764 4,570 498,000 534,000 Bornholms 227 588 49,000 47,000 Frederiksborg 520 1,346 211,000 261,000 Fyns 1,346 3,486 425,000 434,000 København 201 520 ...
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