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[LE0102T20] Families with children and young persons aged 0-21 living at home, number by the child’s age, number of children, observations and year

Updated on DBnomics on February 22, 2023 (11:00 AM).

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This dataset has 20 series:

[0-17.1.000000UM] 0-17 years – 1 – Number of families

from
2014=470,817
to
2020=492,356
min:
470,817
max:
492,356
avg:
480,643.429
σ:
7,656.103

[0-17.10+.000000UM] 0-17 years – 10+ – Number of families

from
2014=89
to
2020=75
min:
74
max:
95
avg:
84.714
σ:
7.045

[0-17.2.000000UM] 0-17 years – 2 – Number of families

from
2014=473,340
to
2020=518,857
min:
473,340
max:
518,857
avg:
498,651.286
σ:
15,833.715

[0-17.3.000000UM] 0-17 years – 3 – Number of families

from
2014=133,824
to
2020=152,171
min:
133,824
max:
152,171
avg:
145,068.143
σ:
6,639.542

[0-17.4.000000UM] 0-17 years – 4 – Number of families

from
2014=25,905
to
2020=31,657
min:
25,905
max:
31,783
avg:
29,580.429
σ:
2,171.825

[0-17.5.000000UM] 0-17 years – 5 – Number of families

from
2014=6,176
to
2020=8,370
min:
6,176
max:
8,370
avg:
7,530.429
σ:
781.746

[0-17.6.000000UM] 0-17 years – 6 – Number of families

from
2014=2,210
to
2020=2,733
min:
2,210
max:
2,800
avg:
2,561.857
σ:
231.892

[0-17.7.000000UM] 0-17 years – 7 – Number of families

from
2014=790
to
2020=1,031
min:
790
max:
1,078
avg:
960
σ:
92.565

[0-17.8.000000UM] 0-17 years – 8 – Number of families

from
2014=353
to
2020=356
min:
352
max:
445
avg:
386.857
σ:
33.592

[0-17.9.000000UM] 0-17 years – 9 – Number of families

from
2014=139
to
2020=105
min:
105
max:
158
avg:
139.286
σ:
17.523