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Both Sexes Male Female Both Sexes Male Female Both Sexes Male Population size by Single Age (0-19), Dangila Woreda, 2020/21 የዳንግላ ወረዳ ህዝብ ብዛት በነጠላ ዓመት የዕድሜ ክፍፍል (0-19): 2013 Urban + Rural Urban Rural Age Group Both Sexes Male Female Both Sexes Male Female Both Sexes Male Female 0 3,038 1,594 1,444 32 14 18 3,006 1,580 1,426 1 3,094 1,622 1,472 57 42 15 3,037 1,580 1,457 2 3,897 1,574 2,322 22 10 12 3,875 1,564 2,311 3 3,616 1,440 2,176 54 18 36 3,563 1,423 2,140 4 5,046 2,715 2,331 39 12 27 5,007 2,703 2,304 5 5,582 3,195 2,387 98 60 38 5,484 3,135 2,349 6 5,003 2,309 2,694 26 12 15 4,977 2,297 2,680 7 5,980 3,217 2,763 57 24 33 5,923 3,193 2,730 8 4,745 2,402 2,343 28 - 28 4,717 2,402 2,315 9 5,395 2,867 2,528 91 38 53 5,304 2,829 2,475 10 6,963 3,224 3,740 37 23 14 6,926 3,200 3,726 11 3,810 1,938 1,872 45 16 29 3,765 1,921 1,844 12 5,804 3,216 2,588 77 39 38 5,727 3,177 2,550 13 5,389 2,906 2,483 91 41 50 5,297 2,865 2,432 14 5,012 2,492 2,519 55 23 32 4,956 2,469 2,487 15 4,584 2,323 2,261 111 23 88 4,473 2,300 2,173 16 3,827 1,831 1,996 147 36 110 3,681 1,795 1,885 17 2,925 1,197 1,728 124 42 82 2,801 1,155 1,646 18 4,125 1,982 2,143 268 75 193 3,857 1,907 1,950 19 2,508 956 1,552 182 89 93 2,326 868 1,459 Total 90,342 45,001 45,342 1,639 637 1,002 88,703 44,364 44,339 Population size by Single Age (0-19), Dangila Town Administration, 2020/21 የዳንግላ ከተማ አስተዳደር ህዝብ ብዛት በነጠላ ዓመት የዕድሜ ክፍፍል (0-19): 2013 Urban + Rural Urban Rural Age Group Both Sexes Male Female Both Sexes Male Female Both Sexes Male Female 0 437 222 215 363 172 191 74 50 25 1 756 572 184 681 522 159 75 50 25 2 335 173 162 246 124 122 89 49 40 3 683 265 418 601 220 381 82 45 37 4 560 238 322 435 153 283 125 85 40 5 1,282 843 439 1,143 744 399 139 99 40 6 419 219 200 300 146 154 119 72 46 7 794 396 398 647 296 351 148 101 47 8 410 76 334 294 - 294 116 76 40 9 1,165 560 605 1,033 471 562 132 89 43 10 597 388 209 432 288 144 165 101 64 11 593 260 333 501 199 302 92 61 32 12 1,028 581 447 884 480 403 144 100 44 13 1,173 601 572 1,041 511 530 132 90 42 14 748 364 384 627 286 341 121 78 43 15 1,325 362 963 1,215 289 926 110 73 37 16 1,706 505 1,201 1,617 448 1,169 89 57 32 17 1,456 560 896 1,391 524 867 65 36 28 18 3,064 993 2,071 2,971 933 2,038 94 60 34 19 2,139 1,129 1,010 2,086 1,102 985 52 27 25 Total 20,670 9,305 11,365 18,507 7,906 10,601 2,162 1,399 764 Population size by Single Age (0-19), Banja Woreda, 2020/21 የባንጃ ወረዳ ህዝብ ብዛት በነጠላ ዓመት የዕድሜ ክፍፍል (0-19): 2013 Urban + Rural Urban Rural Age Group Both Sexes Male Female Both Sexes Male Female Both Sexes Male Female 0 2,570 1,215 1,356 60 43 17 2,510 1,171 1,339 1 2,064 1,138 926 51 35 15 2,014 1,103 911 2 2,441 1,045 1,397 40 10 29 2,402 1,035 1,367 3 2,512 1,209 1,303 45 15 30 2,467 1,195 1,272 4 2,097 1,076 1,021 28 12 17 2,068 1,064 1,004 5 2,982 1,548 1,434 62 39 22 2,920 1,508 1,412 6 3,485 1,869 1,616 52 20 32 3,433 1,849 1,584 7 3,648 2,328 1,320 62 37 25 3,586 2,291 1,295 8 3,559 1,793 1,765 38 20 17 3,521 1,773 1,748 9 3,051 1,522 1,529 49 32 17 3,002 1,491 1,511 10 3,993 1,929 2,064 67 37 30 3,926 1,892 2,034 11 2,803 1,168 1,635 40 22 18 2,763 1,146 1,616 12 3,064 1,712 1,352 42 11 31 3,022 1,701 1,321 13 3,479 1,803 1,677 32 14 18 3,447 1,789 1,658 14 2,713 1,441 1,272 98 44 54 2,615 1,397 1,218 15 2,727 1,225 1,502 37 3 34 2,690 1,222 1,468 16 2,379 1,248 1,131 81 17 65 2,298 1,231 1,067 17 1,971 882 1,090 96 65 31 1,875 816 1,059 18 2,680 997 1,683 261 96 165 2,419 902 1,518 19 1,993 1,064 930 230 81 149 1,763 983 780 Total 56,213 28,212 28,001 1,472 654 818 54,741 27,558 27,183 Population size by Single Age (0-19), Enjibara Town Administration, 2020/21 የእንጅባራ ከተማ አስተዳደር ህዝብ ብዛት በነጠላ ዓመት የዕድሜ ክፍፍል (0-19): 2013 Urban + Rural Urban Rural Age Group Both Sexes Male Female Both Sexes Male Female Both Sexes Male Female 0 906 663 244 829 628 202 77 35 42 1 755 548 206 693 515 178 62 33 29 2 569 181 388 495 150 346 74 31 43 3 649 252 397 573 216 357 76 36 40 4 429 203 227 366 171 195 63 32 31 5 925 620 305 836 575 261 89 45 44 6 778 353 426 673 297 376 105 55 50 7 938 603 335 829 534 294 109 69 41 8 607 350 256 499 297 202 108 53 55 9 753 504 249 661 460 202 92 45 47 10 1,007 593 414 886 536 350 120 57 64 11 621 356 265 536 322 214 85 34 51 12 618 208 409 525 158 368 92 51 41 13 523 258 265 417 205 213 105 53 52 14 1,360 690 670 1,280 648 632 80 42 38 15 528 82 446 446 45 400 83 37 46 16 1,074 284 790 1,004 247 757 70 37 33 17 1,369 976 393 1,312 952 360 58 24 33 18 3,407 1,422 1,985 3,333 1,395 1,938 75 27 48 19 2,985 1,210 1,775 2,931 1,181 1,751 54 29 24 Total 20,801 10,355 10,445 19,124 9,531 9,593 1,676 824 852 Population size by Single Age (0-19), Ankasha Guagusa Woreda, 2020/21 የአንከሻ ጓግሳ ወረዳ ህዝብ ብዛት በነጠላ ዓመት የዕድሜ ክፍፍል (0-19): 2013 Urban + Rural Urban Rural Age Group Both Sexes Male Female Both Sexes Male Female Both Sexes Male Female 0 2,143 1,064 1,078 379 121 258 1,763 943 820 1 2,814 1,481 1,333 412 95 317 2,402 1,385 1,016 2 2,505 1,351 1,154 374 192 182 2,131 1,159 972 3 3,011 1,240 1,772 646 182 464 2,365 1,057 1,308 4 2,874 1,448 1,426 252 61 191 2,622 1,388 1,234 5 3,246 1,906 1,340 633 427 206 2,613 1,479 1,134 6 3,334 1,603 1,731 316 182 133 3,019 1,421 1,598 7 3,899 1,972 1,928 667 243 424 3,232 1,729 1,503 8 3,313 1,630 1,682 519 313 206 2,794 1,317 1,476 9 3,085 1,334 1,751 289 156 133 2,796 1,179 1,617 10 4,569 1,988 2,582 777 277 500 3,792 1,710 2,082 11 2,624 1,314 1,310 289 140 148 2,335 1,173 1,162 12 3,132 1,421 1,711 314 140 173 2,818 1,280 1,538 13 2,964 1,689 1,275 578 430 148 2,386 1,260 1,126 14 3,293 1,660 1,633 1,034 437 597 2,259 1,223 1,036 15 3,275 1,823 1,452 422 272 151 2,853 1,551 1,302 16 2,585 1,119 1,467 462 238 224 2,123 880 1,242 17 2,503 1,316 1,188 1,129 647 482 1,374 669 705 18 4,175 1,727 2,448 1,837 693 1,144 2,338 1,034 1,304 19 1,829 960 869 561 394 166 1,268 566 702 Total 61,174 30,046 31,127 11,890 5,641 6,249 49,284 24,405 24,879 Population size by Single Age (0-19), Ayehu Guagusa Woreda, 2020/21 የአየሁ ጓግሳ ወረዳ ህዝብ ብዛት በነጠላ ዓመት የዕድሜ ክፍፍል (0-19): 2013 Urban + Rural Urban Rural Age Group Both Sexes Male Female Both Sexes Male Female Both Sexes Male Female 0 2,682 1,390 1,292 193 56 138 2,488 1,334 1,154 1 3,603 2,004 1,599 213 44 169 3,390 1,960 1,430 2 3,193 1,728 1,464 185 88 97 3,008 1,641 1,367 3 3,667 1,580 2,088 331 83 247 3,337 1,496 1,840 4 3,830 1,991 1,839 130 28 102 3,701 1,964 1,737 5 3,994 2,289 1,705 305 196 110 3,689 2,093 1,596 6 4,414 2,094 2,319 155 83 71 4,259 2,011 2,248 7 4,899 2,558 2,342 337 111 226 4,562 2,446 2,116 8 4,195 2,007 2,187 253 143 110 3,942 1,864 2,078 9 4,086 1,739 2,347 143 71 71 3,943 1,668 2,275 10 5,743 2,547 3,196 393 127 266 5,350 2,420 2,930 11 3,438 1,724 1,714 143 64 79 3,295 1,660 1,635 12 4,132 1,876 2,256 157 64 92 3,976 1,812 2,164 13 3,643 1,979 1,664 276 197 79 3,367 1,783 1,585 14 3,707 1,931 1,776 518 200 318 3,188 1,731 1,458 15 4,231 2,320 1,912 205 124 80 4,027 2,195 1,831 16 3,223 1,355 1,868 229 109 120 2,994 1,246 1,748 17 2,492 1,243 1,250 553 296 257 1,939 946 992 18 4,226 1,781 2,445 927 317 610 3,298 1,463 1,835 19 2,058 981 1,077 269 181 89 1,789 801 988 Total 75,457 37,118 38,339 5,915 2,582 3,333 69,542 34,535 35,007 Population size by Single Age (0-19), Guangua Woreda, 2020/21 የጓንጓ ወረዳ ህዝብ ብዛት በነጠላ ዓመት የዕድሜ ክፍፍል (0-19): 2013 Urban + Rural Urban Rural Age Group Both Sexes Male Female Both Sexes Male Female Both Sexes Male Female 0 3,394 1,883 1,511 187 134 52 3,208 1,749 1,459 1 3,626 1,790 1,836 234 72 162 3,392 1,718 1,675 2 4,081 2,135 1,946 136 78 57 3,945 2,057 1,889 3 5,087 2,309 2,778 179 81 98 4,908 2,228 2,679 4 5,254 2,865 2,389 199 134 65 5,055 2,730 2,324 5 4,995 2,691 2,303 147 93 54 4,848 2,599 2,249 6 5,259 2,580 2,678 320 185 136 4,938 2,396 2,543 7 4,987 2,755 2,232 245 159 86 4,742 2,596 2,146 8 4,552 2,241 2,310 62 29 34 4,489 2,212 2,277 9 5,203 2,489 2,715 241 139 102 4,963 2,350 2,613 10 5,821 3,021 2,800 471 255 216 5,350 2,766 2,584 11 3,135 1,420 1,715 156 107 48 2,980 1,313 1,667 12 4,571 2,173 2,397 293 122 171 4,277 2,051 2,226 13 3,711 1,760 1,951 321 113 208 3,390 1,647 1,743 14 3,143 1,528 1,615 306 102 204 2,837 1,426 1,411 15 4,424 2,163 2,261 189 121 68 4,235 2,042 2,193 16 3,082 1,564 1,518 130 87 43 2,952 1,477 1,475 17 2,322 1,083 1,239 271 113 158 2,051 970 1,081 18 3,510 1,445 2,066 259 72 187 3,251 1,373 1,879 19 1,636 600 1,037 164 88 76 1,472 511 961 Total 81,795 40,497 41,298 4,511 2,286 2,225 77,284 38,212 39,073 Population size by Single Age (0-19), Zegem Woreda, 2020/21 የዚገም ወረዳ ህዝብ ብዛት በነጠላ ዓመት የዕድሜ ክፍፍል (0-19): 2013 Urban + Rural Urban Rural Age Group Both Sexes Male Female Both Sexes Male Female Both Sexes Male Female 0 2,616 1,457 1,159 177 127 50 2,439 1,330 1,108 1 2,802 1,375 1,428 224 68 156 2,579 1,307 1,272 2 3,129 1,638 1,490 129 74 55 2,999 1,564 1,435 3 3,902 1,771 2,130 171 76 95 3,731 1,695 2,036 4 4,032 2,204 1,828 189 127 62 3,843 2,077 1,766 5 3,825 2,064 1,761 140 88 52 3,685 1,976 1,709 6 4,059 1,997 2,062 305 174 131 3,754 1,822 1,932 7 3,838 2,125 1,713 233 150 83 3,605 1,975 1,631 8 3,472 1,710 1,762 60 27 32 3,413 1,683 1,730 9 4,002 1,918 2,083 229 131 98 3,772 1,787 1,985 10 4,516 2,345 2,171 449 241 208 4,067 2,104 1,963 11 2,413 1,100 1,313 148 101 47 2,265 999 1,266 12 3,532 1,676 1,856 280 115 165 3,251 1,560 1,691 13 2,884 1,360 1,524 307 107 200 2,577 1,253 1,324 14 2,450 1,181 1,269 293 96 197 2,157 1,085 1,072 15 3,399 1,668 1,732 180 114 66 3,219 1,553 1,666 16 2,368 1,205 1,162 124 82 41 2,244 1,123 1,121 17 1,818 844 974 259 107 152 1,559 738 822 18 2,720 1,112 1,608 248 68 180 2,471 1,044 1,427 19 1,275 472 803 157 83 73 1,119 389 730 Total 63,051 31,221 31,830
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