Statistics Greenland

Equivalised household income is computed by using the modified OECD equivalence scale.List of Symbols: .. Too uncertain to show or omitted due to discretion ... Data not available number of adults Adults are defined as persons aged 18 and over. number of children Children are defined as persons aged less then 18.

List of Symbols:.. Too uncertain to show or omitted due to discretion ... Data not available

Equivalised household income is computed by using the modified OECD equivalence scale.List of Symbols: .. Too uncertain to show or omitted due to discretion ... Data not available number of adults Adults are defined as persons aged 18 and over. number of children Children are defined as persons aged less then 18.

Equivalised household income is computed by using the modified OECD equivalence scale.List of Symbols: .. Too uncertain to show or omitted due to discretion ... Data not available number of adults Adults are defined as persons aged 18 and over. number of children Children are defined as persons aged less then 18.

Equivalised household income is computed by using the modified OECD equivalence scale.List of Symbols: .. Too uncertain to show or omitted due to discretion ... Data not available number of adults Adults are defined as persons aged 18 and over. number of children Children are defined as persons aged less then 18.

The Population Register contains information on all persons who have resided in Greenland after 1 January 1977.The purpose of the register is to be the basis for population statistics, and to supplement other personal information with basic information about each person, like address and family relations.The Population register is updated with information from CPR (Administrative Population Register) where the following information is retrieved: name, gender, age, place of birth, citizenship, marital status, reference to mother, father and spouse, address of residence and more. According to §13 of the Act on Greenland Statistics, no person-related information is disclosed from the register, except for personal numbers, randomly drawn for surveysThis table has been based on information on adresses in the population registers (CPR). A household consists of all person registred with identica adress. The sligtest difference between the informations results that persons, who in reality live together, statistically are placed in different housholds. Changes in the number of households over time can be explaned partly by changes in reporting pracis by local registrants. Statistics Greenland advices caution when using this table. Households outside minucipals and Ivitutt district reflects local registration practice.timeKangerslussuaq became part of Sisimiut municiplity in 2002.timeApril 4th 2018 Tables from prior to this date slightly overestimates number of total households by 100

The Population Register contains information on all persons who have resided in Greenland after 1 January 1977.The purpose of the register is to be the basis for population statistics, and to supplement other personal information with basic information about each person, like address and family relations.The Population register is updated with information from CPR (Administrative Population Register) where the following information is retrieved: name, gender, age, place of birth, citizenship, marital status, reference to mother, father and spouse, address of residence and more. According to §13 of the Act on Greenland Statistics, no person-related information is disclosed from the register, except for personal numbers, randomly drawn for surveysThis table has been based on information on adresses in the population registers (CPR). A household consists of all person registred with identica adress. The sligtest difference between the informations results that persons, who in reality live together, statistically are placed in different housholds. Changes in the number of households over time can be explaned partly by changes in reporting pracis by local registrants. Statistics Greenland advices caution when using this table. Households outside minucipals and Ivitutt district reflects local registration practice. timeKangerslussuaq became part of Sisimiut municiplity in 2002. time April 4th 2018 Tables from prior to this date slightly overestimates number of total households by 100

The Population Register contains information on all persons who have resided in Greenland after 1 January 1977.The purpose of the register is to be the basis for population statistics, and to supplement other personal information with basic information about each person, like address and family relations.The Population register is updated with information from CPR (Administrative Population Register) where the following information is retrieved: name, gender, age, place of birth, citizenship, marital status, reference to mother, father and spouse, address of residence and more. According to §13 of the Act on Greenland Statistics, no person-related information is disclosed from the register, except for personal numbers, randomly drawn for surveysThis table has been based on information on adresses in the population registers (CPR). A household consists of all person registred with identica adress. The sligtest difference between the informations results that persons, who in reality live together, statistically are placed in different housholds. Changes in the number of households over time can be explaned partly by changes in reporting pracis by local registrants. Statistics Greenland advices caution when using this table. Households outside minucipals and Ivitutt district reflects local registration practice.timeKangerslussuaq became part of Sisimiut municiplity in 2002.timeApril 4th 2018 Tables from prior to this date slightly overestimates number of total households by 100

Archieved Note: The numbers are excl. municipal dividing lines and Ivittuut municipality. The stock of dorm rooms and elderly homes are in all the years housing stocks.