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Samoa Bureau of Statistics “Census 2016 Preliminary count” MNRE-RIO Project 1 | Census 2016 Preliminary Count FAATOMUAGA O le faitauga muamua lenei o le faitau aofai o tagata o loo nonofo ma aumau i Samoa e pei ona aoina mai i le Tusigaigoa o Tagata ma Fale lea sa faatinoina i le aso 24 Oketopa - 7 Novema 2016. O loo tuufaatasia i lenei lomiga le faitau aofai o nuu ma itumalo faa-faipule e pei ona sā sau a’i i le 5 tausaga talu ai. O le Lomiga aloia i le lumanai o le a taumafai e faaaogaina ai nuu ma itumalo faa- faipule e pei ona aloaia ai le faaaogaina e le Ofisa o Palota ia Mati 2016 mo le taimi muamua. E iai le faamoemoe o le a aogā nei faamaumauga mo le nofo silafia e le mamalu ole atunuu o suiga o loo tatou feagai ai ma le faitau aofai o tagata Samoa i totonu o nuu ma afioaga faapea itumalo faa- faipule aemaise o le aafiaga o nei suiga i atinae manuia o tagatanuu. E faamauina le agaga faafetai tele o le Pulega ma le Ofisa o Fuainumera Faamauina i le paia lasilasi o Alii ma Tamaitai Tusiigoa sa gapatia i le aoina o faamatalaga manaomia ma le faamaoni aemaise le lagolagosua faifai pea a le Matagaluega o Aoga, Taaloga ma Aganuu i lenei atina’e taua a lo tatou Malo o Samoa. PREFACE This report presents the Village Directory 2016 which comprises the preliminary count of all villages and political districts in Samoa by male and female based on the census enumeration which was conducted from the 24th of October to the 7th of November 2016. The preliminary results have been tabulated based on the political districts and villages used in the last 5 years national election and we intend to use the new distribution of political districts and villages when we release the final count of the population in the nearest future. We hope that this Village Directory 2016 will inform the public of the changes that are taking place in the population count of Samoa and how those changes will impact on social and economic developments in the villages and political districts. We acknowledge with much appreciation the great contribution by the selected Census Enumerators in the collection of required information and especially the usual support provided by Ministry of Education, Sports and Culture through more than 1,000 teachers. Ia viia le Atua i galuega lelei uma ua faatinoina ma le faamaoni. Muagututi’a Sefuiva Reupena GOVERNMENT STATISTICIAN 2 | Census 2016 Preliminary Count TOTAL PRELIMINARY POPULATION COUNT BY REGIONS, 2016 2016 2011 FAITAU AOFAI O TAGATA* Alii Tamaitai Aofai Alii Tamaitai Aofai TOTAL POPULATION* Male Female Total Male Female Total APIA URBAN AREA (AUA) 17808 17646 35454 18485 18250 36735 NORTH WEST UPOLU (NWU) 33552 32221 65773 32198 30192 62390 REST OF UPOLU (ROU) 23776 22181 45957 23251 21042 44293 SAVAII ISLAND 22786 21033 43819 23056 21346 44402 (a) Nofoaga Faapitoa (Institutions) 741 382 1123 SAMOA* 98663 93463 192126 96990 90830 187820 *Total preliminary count of the population of Samoa on the 7th of November, 2016 (Faitauga muamua o le Faitau Aofai o tagata Samoa ia Novema 7, 2016) TOTAL PRELIMINARY POPULATION COUNT BY REGIONS AND FAIPULE DISTRICTS, 2011 REGION 1: APIA URBAN AREA TALAFATAI I APIA ITUMALO FAA-FAIPULE 2016 2011 (FAIPULE DISTRICT) Alii Tamaitai Aofai Alii Tamaitai Aofai Male Female Total Male Female Total 1 VAIMAUGA SISIFO 11152 11112 22264 12149 11956 24105 2 FALEATA SASAE 6656 6534 13190 6336 6294 12630 (a) Nofoaga Faapitoa (Institutions) 125 165 290 AOFAIGA (TOTAL) 17,933 17,811 35,744 18,485 18,250 36,735 (a) :O Nofoaga faapitoa: Aoga nofo tumau,falemai,falepuipui, ma isi (Institutions:Places established for a particular purpose like Boarding schools,hospitals,prisons, etc) (b) New households found during census enumeration REGION 2: NORTH WEST UPOLU MATU I SISIFO O UPOLU 2016 2011 ITUMALO FAAFAIPULE Alii Tamaitai Aofai Alii Tamaitai Aofai 1.VAIMAUGA SASAE 3900 3790 7690 3917 3813 7730 2.FALEATA SISIFO 10783 10488 21271 9833 9062 18895 3.SAGAGA LE FALEFA 6137 5899 12036 6225 5879 12104 3 | Census 2016 Preliminary Count 4.SAGAGA LE USOGA 2884 2768 5652 2953 2788 5741 5.AANA ALOFI I 3361 3110 6471 3079 2885 5964 6.AANA ALOFI II 1622 1580 3202 1668 1590 3258 7.AANA ALOFI III 3179 2998 6177 2870 2660 5530 8.GAGAEMAUGA I(Vaega/Part) 1686 1588 3274 1653 1515 3168 (a) Nofoaga Faapitoa (Institutions) 437 176 613 AOFAIGA 33,989 32,397 66,386 32,198 30,192 62,390 REGION 3: REST OF UPOLU ISI ALALAFAGA UMA O UPOLU 2016 2011 ITUMALO FAAFAIPULE Alii Tamaitai Aofai Alii Tamaitai Aofai 1.SAFATA 3273 3062 6335 3159 2937 6096 2.SIUMU 1205 1144 2349 1207 1074 2281 3.FALELATAI & SAMATAU 1721 1659 3380 1552 1460 3012 4.LEFAGA & FALESEELA 2172 2042 4214 2106 1899 4005 5.AIGA I LE TAI 2552 2387 4939 2665 2385 5050 6.FALEALILI 2504 2191 4695 2414 2132 4546 7.LOTOFAGA 945 871 1816 972 897 1869 8.LEPA 809 729 1538 739 598 1337 9.ALEIPATA ITUPA I LUGA 642 596 1238 690 632 1322 10.ALEIPATA ITUPA I LALO 2101 2126 4227 2042 1845 3887 11.ANAOMAA EAST 2218 1966 4184 2240 2034 4274 12.ANOAMAA WEST 2571 2425 4996 2438 2255 4693 13.VAA O FONOTI 850 786 1636 822 721 1543 14.GAGAEMAUGA II(Vaega/Part) 213 197 410 205 173 378 (a) Nofoaga Faapitoa (Institutions) 79 2 81 AOFAIGA 23,855 22,183 46,038 23,251 21,042 44,293 REGION 4: SAVAII ISLAND 2016 2011 ITUMALO FAAFAIPULE Alii Tamaitai Aofai Alii Tamaitai Aofai 1.FAASALELEAGA I 3279 3023 6302 3278 3040 6318 2.FAASALELEAGA II 1438 1342 2780 1584 1453 3037 3.FAASALELEAGA III 1495 1352 2847 1434 1364 2798 4.FAASALELEAGA IV 773 701 1474 834 749 1583 4 | Census 2016 Preliminary Count 5.GAGAEMAUGA I (Vaega/Part) 1003 862 1865 974 859 1833 6.GAGAEMAUGA II (Vaega/Part) 297 303 600 237 249 486 7.GAGAEMAUGA III 872 823 1695 953 939 1892 8.GAGAIFOMAUGA I 753 640 1393 765 639 1404 9.GAGAIFOMAUGA II 1081 980 2061 1162 1081 2243 10.GAGAIFOMAUGA III 758 687 1445 715 673 1388 11.VAISIGANO SASAE 1073 1052 2125 1167 1088 2255 12.VAISIGANO SISIFO 842 761 1603 849 767 1616 13.FALEALUPO 549 542 1091 577 520 1097 14.ALATAUA SISIFO 950 804 1754 944 847 1791 15.SALEGA 1744 1611 3355 1772 1689 3461 16.PALAULI SISIFO 1680 1657 3337 1726 1651 3377 17.PALAULI LE FALEFA 1900 1681 3581 1883 1619 3502 18.SATUPAITEA 1085 1027 2112 940 903 1843 19.PALAULI SASAE 1214 1185 2399 1262 1216 2478 (a) Nofoaga Faapitoa (Institutions) 100 39 139 AOFAIGA 22,886 21,072 43,958 23,056 21,346 44,402 TOTAL POPULATION BY FAIPULE DISTRICTS AND VILLAGES, 2011 APIA URBAN AREA 2016 2011 VAIMAUGA SISIFO Alii Tamaitai Aofai Alii Tamaitai Aofai 01Moataa 684 728 1412 820 793 1613 02.Vaivase Tai 508 490 998 448 432 880 03.Vaivase Uta 452 447 899 282 283 565 04.Magiagi Tai 905 854 1759 986 891 1877 05.Magiagi uta 129 111 240 133 118 251 06.Toomatagi 107 118 225 129 134 263 07.Tanoaleia 351 339 690 612 576 1188 08.Faatoialemanu 427 414 841 545 543 1088 09.Viaala Tai 290 298 588 154 142 296 10.Vaiala Uta 196 188 384 93 99 192 11.Vinifou 37 37 74 53 57 110 12.Vaipuna 176 171 347 224 192 416 13.Levili 39 36 75 48 48 96 14.Matautu Tai 107 82 189 101 91 192 15.Matautu Uta 354 392 746 397 414 811 16.Leone 310 295 605 307 302 609 17.Vaisigano 103 133 236 134 133 267 18.Aai o Niue 89 83 172 97 82 179 5 | Census 2016 Preliminary Count 19.Maluafou 34 43 77 34 37 71 20.Malifa 80 72 152 90 85 175 21.Lelata 80 94 174 119 112 231 22.Leifiifi 11 20 31 60 74 134 23.Motootua 205 210 415 354 440 794 24.Leufisa 108 123 231 137 145 282 25.Tanugamanono 410 395 805 323 283 606 26.Papauta 186 197 383 184 264 448 27.Vailima 407 362 769 729 718 1447 28.Avele 157 166 323 342 335 677 29.Letava 256 242 498 176 203 379 30.Vaoala 385 414 799 395 378 773 31.Tiapapta 70 64 134 161 147 308 32.Afiamalu Sasae 71 61 132 128 113 241 33.Afiamalu Sisifo 28 23 51 8 7 15 34.Apia 97 103 200 107 112 219 35.Tauese 69 85 154 75 106 181 36.Tufuiopa 206 217 423 169 168 337 37.Lalovaea 194 159 353 481 470 951 38.Palisi 549 514 1063 532 515 1047 39.Matafele 6 2 8 6 1 7 40.Mulivai 7 0 7 12 4 16 41.Tuloto 75 69 144 175 160 335 42.Togafuafua 211 199 410 208 184 392 43.Taufusi 179 185 364 230 239 469 44.Alamagoto 420 484 904 570 536 1106 45.Vaimea 211 227 438 193 194 387 46.Fugalei 87 110 197 187 182 369 47.Saleufi 28 13 41 80 63 143 48.Savalalo 57 62 119 88 92 180 49.Sogi 136 138 274 138 156 294 50.Mulinuu 14 13 27 11 10 21 51.Aai o Fiti 76 85 161 84 93 177 52.Moataa uta 104 79 183 0 0 0 53.Nafanua 192 178 370 0 0 0 54.Tanumaleko 34 36 70 0 0 0 55.Papaloloa 112 120 232 0 0 0 56.Lalovaea East 225 220 445 0 0 0 57.Malololelei 109 106 215 0 0 0 58.Tiavi 2 6 8 0 0 0 AOFAIGA(TOTAL) 11,152 11,112 22,264 12,149 11,956 24,105 6 | Census 2016 Preliminary Count 2016 2011 FALEATA SASAE Alii Tamaitai Aofai Alii Tamaitai Aofai 01.Sinamoga 655 678 1,333 700 694 1,394 02.Moamoa 675 642 1,317 978 925 1,903 03.Vaimoso 1,210 1255 2,465 987 1,047 2,034 04.Pesega 78 63 141 223 206 429 05.Lotopa 790 783 1,573 764 785 1,549 06.Alafua 692 655 1,347 643 640 1,283 07.Tuaefu 106 87 193 122 102 224 08.Tuanaimato Sasae 247 230 477 278 273 551 09.Seesee 275 245 520 230 213 443 10.Lepea 297 309 606 320 334 654 11.Vaitoloa 340 340 680 347 307 654 12.Vailoa 817 758 1,575 744 768 1,512 13.Moamoa Fou 474 489 963 0 0 0 AOFAIGA 6,656 6,534 13,190 6,336 6,294 12,630 OTHERS 2016 2011 Alii Tamaitai Aofai Alii Tamaitai Aofai (a) Nofoaga Faapitoa (Institutions) 125 165 290 TOTAL 2016 2011 APIA URBAN AREA 17,933 17,811 35,744 18,485 18,250 36,735 NORTH WEST UPOLU 2016 2011 VAIMAUGA SASAE Alii Tamaitai Aofai Alii Tamaitai Aofai 01.Laulii 1062 1047 2109 987 986 1,973 02.Letogo 676 597 1273 282 250 532 03.Vailele 1424 1445 2869 1,849 1,798 3,647 04.Fagalii 738 701 1439 799 779 1,578 AOFAIGA 3,900 3,790 7,690 3,917 3,813 7,730 2016
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