Chur
Historic population
The historical population is given in the following chart: Language adds up to over 100% due to counting all languages, not just first language.

Chur

Section Title: Historic population
Table Section Text: The historical population is given in the following chart: Language adds up to over 100% due to counting all languages, not just first language.

Historic population data

Year	Population	Swiss	% German speaking	% Italian speaking	% Romansh speaking	% Protestant	% Roman Catholic

13th century	1,000-1,500

End of the 15th century	ca. 1,500

1780	2,331

1860	6,990	6,373	60.8%	39.1%

1880	8,753	7,866	86.6%	3.2%	11.3%	73.6%	27.8%

1888	9,259	8,094	84.2%	2.7%	12.5%	70.4%	29.5%

1900	11,532	9,687	80.5%	5.9%	12.7%	65.6%	34.4%

1910	14,639	12,042	79.4%	8.0%	11.6%	62.8%	36.8%

1930	15,574	13,685	83.0%	5.3%	10.8%	62.8%	36.7%

1950	19,382	17,852	83.2%	5.2%	10.2%	60.4%	38.5%

1970	31,193	26,332	75.6%	9.7%	10.6%	49.1%	49.6%

1990	32,868	27,259	78.2%	6.2%	6.9%	42.7%	48.5%

2000	32,989	27,061	81.0%	5.1%	5.4%	38.5%	44.6%

2010	36,690	29,695	33.3%	42.0%

Sentence(s)

In 2000, the population of Chur had 81.0% speaking German with Romansh being second with 5.4% and Italian being third with 5.1%.
As of 2000, the population speaks German (81.0%), with Romansh being (5.4%) and Italian being (5.1%).
Most of the population (as of 2000) speaks German (81.0%), with Romansh being second (5.4%) and Italian being third (5.1%).

final_sentence: In 2000, the population of Chur had 81.0% speaking German with Romansh being second with 5.4% and Italian being third with 5.1%.
final_sentence: As of 2000, the population speaks German (81.0%), with Romansh being (5.4%) and Italian being (5.1%).
final_sentence: Most of the population (as of 2000) speaks German (81.0%), with Romansh being second (5.4%) and Italian being third (5.1%).