Albanians

Day 2,592, 09:33 • Published in Albania Albania • by Bl3r1w

Regions with significant populations
Albania 2,810,000[2]
Kosovo[a] 1,616,869 [3]
Turkey 500,000-5,000,0003[4]
Macedonia 509,083[5]
Greece 274,390-600,000[6][7]
Montenegro 30,439[8]
Croatia 17,513 (2011 census)[9]
Romania 10,000[10]
Serbia 5,8091 (boycotted), 61,647 (2002 census)[11]
Italy 502,546[12] in addition to the 80,000[13] to 100,000[14] local Arbëreshë Albanians.
Germany 300,000[15]
Switzerland 200,000[16][17]
Netherlands 5,000-20,000
Sweden 50,000
United Kingdom 30,000[18]
Austria 28,212[19]
France 20,000
Norway 10,000
Denmark 8,223[20]
Finland 8,214[21]
Belgium 5,600–30,000[22][23]
Ukraine 5,000[24]
United States 193,813[25]
Canada 28,270[26]
Australia 11,315[27]
Languages
Albanian
(Gheg and Tosk Dialects)
Religion
Islam
Sunni · Muwahhid Muslims · Nondenominational Muslims · Bektashi
Christianity:
Roman Catholicism · Albanian Orthodox · Protestantism

Irreligion
Footnotes
1 Many boycotted the Census[28]
2 The number of Italy shows only the number of the citizens of Albania in the country. Does not include significant numbers of ethnic Albanian immigrants from Kosovo, from other Balkan countries, the illegal immigrants and the local Arbëreshë Albanians.
3 Albanians are not recognized as a minority in Turkey. However approximately 500,000 people are reported to profess an Albanian identity. With those that have only partial Albanian ancestry and the Turkified ones the number is about 1,300,000, most of whom do not speak Albanian.