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Census 2001: Definitions (2004)

Census 2001: Definitions (2004)

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This report provides definitions and other explanatory information for published results from the censuses held in 2001 in England and Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland. The report will be invaluable to a wide range of users, from those who need to understand the complexities of the census data coding to those who simply need to know the definition of a term used in a census table. Key Features: Definitions and classifications used in the 2001 Census Details of difference in the data collected in different parts of the UK Notes on changes from 1991 Background information on the Census processes and geography A full listing of the statistical tables forming the standard output from the 2001 Census

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Pub dateJul 8, 2004
ISBN-100116217545
ISBN-139780116217547
LanguageEnglish
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