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[CDP04] Components of Population Change 2006 to 2011

Updated by provider on October 30, 2020 (11:00 AM).

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This dataset has 216 series:

[-.-.CDP04C1] Both sexes – State – Population 2006

from
2011=4,239,848
to
2011=4,239,848
min:
4,239,848
max:
4,239,848
avg:
4,239,848
σ:
0

[-.-.CDP04C2] Both sexes – State – Population 2011

from
2011=4,581,269
to
2011=4,581,269
min:
4,581,269
max:
4,581,269
avg:
4,581,269
σ:
0

[-.-.CDP04C3] Both sexes – State – Increase in population

from
2011=341,421
to
2011=341,421
min:
341,421
max:
341,421
avg:
341,421
σ:
0

[-.-.CDP04C4] Both sexes – State – Natural increase

from
2011=222,771
to
2011=222,771
min:
222,771
max:
222,771
avg:
222,771
σ:
0

[-.-.CDP04C5] Both sexes – State – Estimated net migration

from
2011=118,650
to
2011=118,650
min:
118,650
max:
118,650
avg:
118,650
σ:
0

[-.-.CDP04C6] Both sexes – State – Average annual rates per 1,000 of average population - increase in population

from
2011=15.5
to
2011=15.5
min:
15.5
max:
15.5
avg:
15.5
σ:
0

[-.-.CDP04C7] Both sexes – State – Average annual rates per 1,000 of average population - natural increase

from
2011=10.1
to
2011=10.1
min:
10.1
max:
10.1
avg:
10.1
σ:
0

[-.-.CDP04C8] Both sexes – State – Average annual rates per 1,000 of average population - estimated net migration

from
2011=5.4
to
2011=5.4
min:
5.4
max:
5.4
avg:
5.4
σ:
0

[-.IE11.CDP04C1] Both sexes – Border – Population 2006

from
2011=468,375
to
2011=468,375
min:
468,375
max:
468,375
avg:
468,375
σ:
0

[-.IE11.CDP04C2] Both sexes – Border – Population 2011

from
2011=514,152
to
2011=514,152
min:
514,152
max:
514,152
avg:
514,152
σ:
0