Vilnius ethnicity since 1897

City of Vilna 1897
Jews (40.0%)
Poles (30.1%)
Russians (20.9%)
Belarusians (4.3%)
Lithuanians (2.1%)
Germans (1.4%)
Tatars (0.5%)
Ukrainians (0.3%)
Other (0.4%)
Source: 1897 Russian census

City of Wilna 1916
Poles (50.2%)
Jews (43.5%)
Lithuanians (2.6%)
Russians (1.5%)
Other (2.2%)
Source: 1916 German census

City of Wilno 1931
Poles (65.9%)
Jews (28.0%)
Russians (3.8%)
Belarusians (0.9%)
Lithuanians (0.8%)
Germans (0.3%)
Ukrainians (0.1%)
Others (0.2%)
Source: 1931 Polish census

City of Wilna 1942
Poles (41.89%)
Jews (27.78%)
Russians (1.95%)
Belarusians (2.55%)
Lithuanians (24.37%)
Germans (0.25%)
Other (1.21%)
Source: 1942 German census

City of Vilnius 1959
Lithuanians (33.6%)
Russians (29.4%)
Poles (20.0%)
Jews (7.0%)
Belarusians (6.2%)
Ukrainians (2.8%)
Other (1.0%)
Source: 1959 Soviet census

Vilnius city municipality 2001
Lithuanians (59.16%)
Poles (19.40%)
Russians (14.43%)
Belarusians (4.19%)
Source: 2001 Lithuanian census