1.13
Ukraine · Total fertility rate
Indicator
Migration is not published as a comparable provincial series for these maps yet.
Labels
Dense district maps default to colour only (Eurostat-style). Turn values on when zoomed in. Shift-click regions to add them up.
The 2023–25 survey publishes four macro-regions, so every oblast in a macro-region shows the same value. Luhansk was not surveyed; Crimea and Sevastopol are Rosstat figures. Earlier years (2013, 1970, 1926) are on the year scrubber: in 1926 the east had the highest fertility, by 1970 the pattern had flipped, and the war has widened the west–east gap.
- Highest
- Volyn1.70
- Lowest
- Kherson0.80
Regions
- 1.Volyn1.70
- 2.Rivne1.70
- 3.Lviv1.70
- 4.Ternopil1.70
- 5.Khmelnytskyi1.70
- 6.Zakarpattia1.70
- 7.Ivano-Frankivsk1.70
- 8.Chernivtsi1.70
- 9.Crimea1.47
- 10.Cherkasy1.20
- 11.Poltava1.20
- 12.Vinnytsia1.20
- 13.Kirovohrad1.20
- 14.Sevastopol1.02
- 15.Zhytomyr0.90
- 16.Kyiv City0.90
- 17.Chernihiv0.90
- 18.Sumy0.90
- 19.Kyiv0.90
- 20.Kharkiv0.80
- 21.Dnipropetrovsk0.80
- 22.Donetsk0.80
- 23.Mykolaiv0.80
- 24.Zaporizhzhia0.80
Compiled by BirthGauge (@BirthGauge). Ukraine MICS 2025–26 (UNICEF), TFR by macro-region for 2023–25; Crimea and Sevastopol from Rosstat (BirthGauge compilation).. Census maps.