The religious composition of the village of Erzsébet
Roman Catholics (63.64%)
No religion (12.59%)
Reformed (2.45%)
Unknown (21.33%)
According to a 2011 census, the village of Erzsébet had 286 inhabitants. From an ethnic point of view, the majority of the inhabitants (81.36%) were Hungarians, with minorities of Germans (10.51%) and Roma (8.14%).[3]
From a religious point of view, the majority of the inhabitants (81.36%) were Hungarians, with minorities of Germans (10.51%) and Roma (8.14%).[3]
From a religious point of view, the majority of the inhabitants (63.64%) were Roman Catholic, with minorities of people without religion (12.59%) and reformed (2.45%). For 21.33% of the inhabitants, the religious affiliation is not known.
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