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	325	305
5 to 9	334	307
10 to 14	363	311
15 to 19	266	222
20 to 24	226	213
25 to 29	230	213
30 to 34	255	248
35 to 39	281	261
40 to 44	241	255
45 to 49	280	284
50 to 54	325	320
55 to 59	308	309
60 to 64	275	295
65 to 69	219	275
70 to 74	150	195
75 to 79	102	143
80 to 84	64	111
85 to 89	29	43
90 to 94	4	7
95 & up	0	2

Data for 1971	Sex
Age in five-year bands to age 95	Male	Female
0 to 4	200	230
5 to 9	245	250
10 to 14	415	240
15 to 19	315	225
20 to 24	200	165
25 to 29	165	165
30 to 34	170	185
35 to 39	170	160
40 to 44	190	210
45 to 49	205	210
50 to 54	220	230
55 to 59	250	270
60 to 64	280	285
65 to 69	245	255
70 to 74	155	215
75 to 79	100	150
80 to 84	50	95
85 to 89	15	50
90 to 94	10	25
95 & up	5	0

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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