In terms of its demographic structure, Çorum has similar characteristics to other cities in the Central Anatolia Region of Turkey. The city has a population structure shaped by both its own internal dynamics and migration movements. While the majority of the population consists of locals, internal migration is also noteworthy, especially due to economic opportunities and educational opportunities. These migrations have affected the socio-economic structure of the city and increased demographic diversity.
The population in Çorum is generally young and dynamic, and according to the data of the Turkish Statistical Institute, the median age of the city is below the average of Turkey. This means that the city has a high working age population and is a source of vitality for the local economy. However, this young population may tend to migrate to big cities when they cannot find sufficient job opportunities.
In terms of education level, Çorum is similar to other Central Anatolian cities in Turkey. Although the number of primary and high school students is high, the number of higher education students is lower. This situation may cause young people to go to bigger cities for university education.
Culturally, the people of Çorum have a structure that maintains the traditional values of Anatolia and attaches importance to family and community ties. This cultural structure shapes the social life and social relations in the city. People living in Çorum generally form close-knit communities and this situation ensures that the city is in social harmony.
Economically, the population of Çorum tends to work in areas such as agriculture, animal husbandry and traditional industry. In recent years, the number of people working in these fields has increased especially with the increase of small and medium scale industrial facilities. This economic diversity also affects the demographic structure of the city and is an important factor in keeping the young population in the city.
In conclusion, the demographic structure of Çorum is intertwined with the economic, social and cultural dynamics of the city. Having a young and dynamic population, the city exhibits a structure in which traditional Anatolian culture is blended with modern economic conditions.