Linguistic map of Vojvodina - census 1910. Note: map is made according to the 1910 census data about spoken language and it does not correspond with size of ethnic groups in some places (Novi Sad, Zrenjanin, Subotica, etc), since some of the languages listed in census (mostly the Hungarian language) were spoken by several different ethnic groups (Hungarians, Jews, Bunjevci, etc).
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