Age & Sex Structure data in 5-year bands to age 95

Data for 1961	Sex
Age in five-year bands to age 95	Male	Female
0 to 4	515	487
5 to 9	446	440
10 to 14	469	482
15 to 19	491	413
20 to 24	566	375
25 to 29	363	372
30 to 34	366	362
35 to 39	386	364
40 to 44	321	369
45 to 49	372	406
50 to 54	357	393
55 to 59	314	339
60 to 64	277	355
65 to 69	219	300
70 to 74	127	230
75 to 79	98	177
80 to 84	83	81
85 to 89	13	44
90 to 94	7	9
95 & up	2	4

Data for 1971	Sex
Age in five-year bands to age 95	Male	Female
0 to 4	510	435
5 to 9	505	465
10 to 14	390	395
15 to 19	435	370
20 to 24	540	465
25 to 29	445	390
30 to 34	355	350
35 to 39	280	280
40 to 44	320	320
45 to 49	325	340
50 to 54	300	335
55 to 59	300	355
60 to 64	290	370
65 to 69	270	290
70 to 74	205	260
75 to 79	105	200
80 to 84	55	120
85 to 89	20	60
90 to 94	10	15
95 & up	0	5

Date:	Source:
1961	1961 Census of Scotland, County Report, Table 6 , 'Age and Martial Condition', for 'County, LB, SB, Districts of County, NT'
1971	1971 Census of Scotland, County Report, Table 8 , 'Population by sex, age and marital condition', for 'County, local authority areas'

 

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Date:

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1971

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