Citizens of Orthodox faith (Serbs) lived in 58 houses, while Hungarians lived in 48 houses. (Source: Etnolingvistička i istorijska istraživanja o Bunjevcima, Zbornik radova sa naučnog skupa održanog 25. oktobra 2008. godine u Subotici, Matica Srpska, Novi Sad, 2008, pages 24–25)  In 1778, population of Subotica numbered 21,471 inhabitants, of whom 17,043 were Bunjevci and Serbs. (Source: Etnolingvistička i istorijska istraživanja o Bunjevcima, Zbornik radova sa naučnog skupa održanog 25. oktobra 2008. godine u Subotici, Matica Srpska, Novi Sad, 2008, pages 24–25)  In 1786, Subotica had more than 24,000 inhabitants, of whom, apart from majority Bunjevci, there was 1/4 Serbs and 1/8 Hungarians. (Source: Dr Dušan J. Popović, Srbi u Vojvodini, knjiga 2, Novi Sad, 1990, page 322)  According to "Bunjevački kalendar" for 1868, ethnic composition of Subotica in this year looked like this:   In 1880, 31,592 (or 50.5%) citizens of Subotica spoke Hungarian language. Linguistic composition of Subotica according to 1890 data:  According to the census of 1910, Subotica's linguistic composition looked as follows: The 94,610 inhabitants were further divided by most common language used:  Ethnic composition of Subotica according to 1919 census data:  Linguistic composition of Subotica according to 1921 census data:  Linguistic composition of Subotica according to 1931 census data - from total population of 100,058, there was:  In 1941, 61,581 (or 59.9%) citizens of Subotica spoke Hungarian language. In 1953, 32,194 (or 50.6%) citizens of Subotica were of Hungarian ethnicity. According to 1961 census, Subotica had 75,036 citizens, of whom:  According to 1971 census, Subotica had 88,813 citizens, of whom:  According to 1981 census, Subotica had 100,516 citizens, of whom:  According to 1991 census, Subotica had 100,386 citizens, of whom:  According to 2002 census, Subotica had 99,981 people, of whom:  According to 2011 census, Subotica had 97,910 people, of whom: