Using the 1:4.5 ratio to calculate the TC Diaspora:
Combining data from… (Library of Congress)
(1) Table 5 (Population of Cyprus, Selected Years, 1491-1973)
(2) Table 7(Turkish Cypriot Population, Selected Dates, Sixteenth Century to 1988)
http://lcweb2.loc.gov/frd/cs/cyprus/cy_appen.html
…yields the following population ratios:
Year..CY-Pop….....TCs.....Remainder....Ratio
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1881....186,200.....45,458....140,742.....1:4.09
1911....274,100.....56,428....217,672.....1:4.85
1921....310,700.....61,339....249,361.....1:5.06
1931....348,000.....64,245....283,755.....1:5.41
1946....450,100.....80,548....369,552.....1:5.58
1960....573,600....104,333....469,267....1:5.49
So as can be seen, for decades the 1:4.5 or even 1:5.5 community ratio has been steady in Cyprus so we can safely use it to calculate everything else pertaining to populations, given that the growth rates of the communities have been the same with nothing out of the ordinary happening.
Continuing…
We know that the GC Diaspora is 492,000 from…
http://www.mfa.gov.cy/mfa/mfa2006.nsf/A ... enDocument
Therefore 492,000 / 4.5 = 109,333
It is therefore safe to assume that the TC Diaspora should be around 110,000.
End of story!