Unirea, Alba
Historical population
The historical population of the entire commune as recorded by the official censuses, and projected to the present-day administrative unit, was as follows: The historical population of Unirea village only (excluding the other 5 villages), as recorded by the official Censuses, was as follows: In 1925 the village of Vereșmart (largely Romanian), formerly considered as a separate village, was united with the village of Vințu de Sus (largely Hungarian), to form the village called Unirea.

Unirea, Alba

Section Title: Historical population
Table Section Text: The historical population of the entire commune as recorded by the official censuses, and projected to the present-day administrative unit, was as follows: The historical population of Unirea village only (excluding the other 5 villages), as recorded by the official Censuses, was as follows: In 1925 the village of Vereșmart (largely Romanian), formerly considered as a separate village, was united with the village of Vințu de Sus (largely Hungarian), to form the village called Unirea.

Year	Total	Romanians	Hungarians	Roma

1850	4,541	69.3%	23.9%	6.5%

1880	4,636	63.0%	30.2%	n/a

1890	5,499	62.7%	31.6%	n/a

1900	5,553	64.3%	29.7%	n/a

1910	6,234	64.6%	30.4%	n/a

1920	5,887	71.6%	27.9%	n/a

1930	6,456	70.5%	22.8%	2.6%

1941	6,981	78.3%	19.4%	n/a

1956	6,649	74.7%	19.0%	6.0%

1966	6,991	80.9%	17.3%	1.7%

1977	7,089	78.1%	16.9%	4.9%

1992	5,723	74.1%	14.2%	11.6%

2002	5,506	74.4%	12.0%	13.6%

2011	4,574	70.7%	11.2%	17.9%

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The 2011 census recorded that 4,574 people were living in Unirea, of whom 70.7% were Romanians, 17.9% Roma, and 11.2% were Hungarians.

final_sentence: The 2011 census recorded that 4,574 people were living in Unirea, of whom 70.7% were Romanians, 17.9% Roma, and 11.2% were Hungarians.