1380.0.55.009 - Perspectives on Regional Australia: Comparing Census Night and Usual Resident Populations in Local Government Areas, 2011
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HIGH CENSUS NIGHT RATIOS, WESTERN AUSTRALIA: ASHBURTON CENSUS NIGHT AND USUAL RESIDENT POPULATIONS, by Age and Sex, Ashburton, Western Australia, 2011
The Census Night ratio for Ashburton was 151. Not only did Ashburton have a high proportion of males in the usual resident population (65%), males were also disproportionately represented in the Census Night population. In Ashburton, males had a Census Night ratio of 161, while females had a Census Night ratio of 130. CENSUS NIGHT AND USUAL RESIDENT POPULATIONS, by Age and Sex, Ashburton, Western Australia, 2011 Source: ABS Census of Population and Housing, 2011. Document Selection These documents will be presented in a new window.
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