Publications

The National Statistical Institute offers to the users the specialized electronic publication Regions, districts and municipalities in the Republic of Bulgaria 2022.

The publication contains data about the demographic and socio-economic conditions and environment of Bulgaria’s regions, districts and municipalities in 2022. Some of the most important indicators have been chosen in order to reveal the specifics of the local administrative units and the territorial units for statistics in Bulgaria (NUTS).

The digital copy in full-text format of the Nineteenth Edition of the Statistical Yearbook of the Bulgarian Kingdom for 1927 is available for web users. The publication came out of print in 1929 and is structured in XX sections on the principle of previous statistical yearbooks.

The eighteenth edition of the Statistical Yearbook of the Bulgarian Kingdom for 1926 is now available for web users. The publication consists of 589 pages and is structured in XXII sections on the principle of the previous statistical yearbooks. Information on household budgets is published for the first time, based on a survey conducted in 1925. The yearbook also contains data on the dead and missing of the First World War.  The number of large industries patronized by the state by districts and the daily wages of industrial workers by district for 1924 and 1925 are also published.

The seventeenth edition of the Statistical Yearbook of the Bulgarian Kingdom was published in 1926. The publication consists of 550 pages and is structured in XXI sections on the principle of the previous statistical yearbooks. The digital copy is in full-text format, in Bulgarian and French, and is available on the web.

The National Statistical Institute informs all users of statistical information that the Catalogues of statistical publications for 2024 have been published in Bulgarian and English. They contain information on the publications that will be published this year, with their types, prices and publication dates. Quantities of printed publications are very limited.

The Statistical Yearbook of the Bulgarian Kingdom for 1923 - 1924 was published in 1925. The information in the publication, which consists of 696 pages, is structured in XXI sections on the principle of the previous statistical yearbooks. The digital copy is in full-text format, in Bulgarian and French, and is available on the web.

The Statistical Yearbook is a collected volume (V to XIV editions) and was published after a ten-year break due to the World War I between 1915 and 1918. The hostilities and their aftermath were extremely unfavourable for Bulgarian statistics and only in 1924 it became possible to publish the Statistical Yearbook of the Bulgarian Kingdom. The information in the publication is structured in XXI sections on the principle of the previous four statistical yearbooks. The digital copy is in full-text format, in Bulgarian and French, and is available on the web.

Users of statistical information have the opportunity to view online the fourth yearbook of the Bulgarian Kingdom for 1912. It is in full-text format, in Bulgarian and French, and was published in 1915.

The information is structured in 21 sections. Traditionally, the first section contains data on the geographical position, borders and surface of the Bulgarian Kingdom, rivers, lakes, mountains, distribution by geographical areas, etc.

The Third Statistical Yearbook of the Kingdom of Bulgaria has been digitized and is available to users of statistical information online in full-text format. The publication is bilingual - in Bulgarian and French and covers the year 1911. The edition was published in 1914.

The digital copy of the second statistical yearbook of the Kingdom of Bulgaria is available to users of statistical information online in full-text format. The publication covers the year 1910 and was released in 1911, with information published in Bulgarian and French.

The yearbook contains data on the geographical position, borders and surface of the Bulgarian kingdom, as well as meteorological data for which the annual publications of the Central Meteorological Station in Sofia were used.