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American Samoa, Canal Zone, Guam, Virgin Islands of the United States NUMBER OF INHABITANTS American Samoa-Canal Zone-Guam­ Virgin Islands of the United States LIST OF TABLES [Page numbers listed here omit the chapter prefix number which appears as part of the page number for each page. The prefix for this chapter is 54] Table Page !.-Population of American Samoa: 1900 to 1950 _________________ " ___________________ .. _ __ __ 3 2.-Area and population of American Samoa, by districts and islands: 1930 to 1950_____________ 3 3.-Population of districts of American Samoa, by counties and villages: 1930 to 1950___________ 3 4.-Population of the Canal Zone: 1912 to 1950 _______________________________________ ~----- 5 5.-Area and population of the Canal Zone, by court districts: 1930 to 1950-------------------- 5 6.-Population of court districts of the Canal Zone, by minor geographic divisions: 1950 and 1940_ 5 7.-Population of towns in the Canal Zone: 1950 and 1940----------------------------------·· 5 8.-Population of Guam, 1901to1950, and of Agana city, 1920 to 1950________________________ 7 9.-Area and population of Guam, by municipalities: 1930 to 1950____________________________ 7 10.-Population of cities and villages in Guam: 1950_________________________________________ 7 11.-Population of the Virgin Islands of the United States, urban and rural: 1835 to 1950_________ 9 12.-Population of urban places in the Virgin Islands of the United States: 1835 to 1950_________ 9 13.-Area and population of the Virgin Islands of the United States, by municipalities and islands, urban and rural: 1930 to 1950 _ - ___ -------------------------------------------------- 9 14.-Population of municipalities of the Virgin Islands of the United States; by islands, cities, and quarters: 1930 to 1950 ___ - __ - - - - _-- - - - ------- - ---- - - -- - -------- - ----- - -- - ------ - ---- 10 54-1 AMERICAN SAMOA J:.."I l t.,'.'; DISTRICTS, COUNTIES, AND VILLAGES ~--.------- i 40'w 1 f/!/ 10·· w Ifill• !Z' w -~--~ i _.t:! 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SCALE 4 MIU:S o., 2Ed 3 I TlJTUILA JSUND 8 H f:::::.:L:l SAME SCALE FOR ALL ISLANDS I 170° .;z' w NUMBER OF INHABITANTS 54-3 Table !.-POPULATION OF AMERICAN SAMOA: 1900 TO 1950 Increase over pre· Increase over pre· Popula­ ceding census ceding census Census date Census date Popula­ tion 1--------11 tioq, 1------~ Number Percent Number Percent ~--------------------!---~-------- ---··-------- ________,, ____ ,___ _ 18, 937 6, 020 46. 7 1920 (Jan. 1) 2••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 8, 056 805 11.1 12, 908 2, 853 28.4 19122 ................................................... 7, 251 1, 572 27. 7 m~ fH~: tl :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 10, 055 1, 000 I 24.8 1900'·········-···-·····--······-··-···-····-············ 5, 679 : PRate of 1'ncrease, exclusive of population (99 in 1930) of Swains Island, annexed in 1925, 23.6 percent. opu1 at 1on or area as then constituted. Table 2.-AREA AND POPULATION OF AMERICAN SAMOA, BY DISTRICTS AND ISLANDS: 1930 TO 1950 Population Land area District and island In square 1950 Percent. increase miles, 1950 1940 1930 Total Per square 1940 to 1930 to mile 1950 1940 American Samoa .•••......••.....................•••..•........••••...•..• 76 18, 937 249 12, 908 10, 055 46. 7 28.4 ------ Districts: 22 2, 819 128 2, 597 2, 147 8. 5 21. 0 25 10, 624 425 6, 733 5,032 57.8 33. 8 28 5, 330 190 3, 431 2, 777 55.3 23. 6 I]!filli;1~~~[~;~~~~~ ~ ~~~ ~~::: ~ ~ ~ ~~ ~: :~ ~: :: :::~ ~: ~~: ~ ~: ~: :: :::: :::: ::: :: l 164 lfi4 147 99 11. 6 48. 5 Islands: 1 398 398 322 233 23. 6 38.2 3 576 192 500 166 16. 2 7.3 2 545 273 509 438 7.1 16.2 17 1, 698 100 1, 588 I, 243 6. g 27. 8 52 15, 556 299 9, 842 7, 576 58. 1 29. 9 ~~-=I=i: ::-:::-:m ::::::: ~ :: ::-:::::::::::::::rn:::rn: 1 164 164 147 99 11. 6 48.5 1 Includes Pin, O!osega, and Tan Islands. ' Includes Aunuu Island. I Annexed to American Samoa in 1925. Table 3.-POPULATION OF DISTRICTS OF AMERICAN SAMOA, BY COUNTIES AND VILLAGES: 1930 TO 1950 District, conn ty, and village 1950 1940 1930 District, county, and village 1950 1940 1930 District, county, and village 1950 1940 1930 ------ ------ ------ Manua District•••.••••••••. 2,819 2,597 2, 147 Tutuila, Eastern Dist.-Con. Tutuila, Western Dist.- ------- l\fauputnsi County-Con. Con. Faleasao County•.. - •.....•...• 368 340 279 1'afananai village .....•••••.•. ~2 -------- Lealataua County-Con. Faleasilo village ..••••...••...• 368 310 279 Utulei village ...••••••.•.•.•• 744 ··-·488" 375 Atauloma village .•••••• --••.• .57 120 49 Balance of county...... ·-···· 298 270 100 Auma village •.....•.••••••.•. 165 -····48· ····-·32 Fltiuta County...• ---·········· 559 494 402 Fagalil village .. ·-······-····· 78 Leusoalll village .•.••••.•.•..• 280 286 222 Saole County...••••.•...••..•• 844 678 471 Fagamalo village •••••..•....• 116 97 02 Main village .. -----··-········ 279 258 180 Alofan village .••.....• -•••.•. 201 134 103 Failolo village ••••••••..•....• 34 84 67 Amouli village ... ···-········ 155 180 ll5 Leone village ...•.••.•.••..... 881 711 583 Ofu County....•• -·-··········· 576 500 461l Auasi village •••••••••••.•••.• 47 -------- -------- Moloata village ......•.. - ....• 41 -------- -------- Ofu village ...•....••••••...... 576 500 460 Aunuu Island, incl. Aunuu Nua village •...•.•••.•.•••.•.• 108 52 50 village ...................... 398 322 233 Poloa village ...•..•..•••...•.. 150 106 92 Olosega County....•....•••••.• 545 500 438 Utumea village ............... 40 42 20 Seetaga village .......•..••.•.• 106 95 41l O!osega village ............... 443 421 371 Bill village .................... 102 88 67 Bua County•.....••.•....•.•.•. 1, 325 881 622 Leastna County..•.••.•.....•.. 447 335 272 Afono village •.•••............ 169 138 96 Aasu village ..••••••...•....•. 101 88 58 'I'au County••....••••••• : ...... 771 754 562 Amatrn village ................ 125 49 41 Aitulagl village ............... 170 118 100 Luma village .•.••••••...•...• 415 397 266 Auto village .................. ·13 .... 2i2" -------- Aoloau village ................ 145 129 114 Blufaga village ..••...•..••..• 356 33.1 284 l'agaitua village ••........•... 255 152 Dalance of county••.•........ 31 -------- -------- Balance of county-•.......... 26 12 Laulii vilingc ...••••..••.•..•• 296 168 114 Masausi village ............... 94 5-t 40 TuaJatal County···-··········· 844 527 437 ... Masefau village ....•..••••..•. 23·1 202 131 Futlgn village •.•.•••••.•..••. 166 68 36 Tutulla, Eastern District... 10, 624 6, 733 5,032 Snilcle villago .. _....•........ 93 63 48 Ituau village ..•..••.........•. 103 74 84 --------- Dalance of county ••.••...•..• 16 -------- -------- 1'aputimu village .........•. __ 212 169 101 Itunu County•.••.•.•••••••••••• 1, 796 1, 012 750 Valloatni village .••.••.•.•.•.. 363 216 21& Faganeanea village ....••••••• 60 58 42 Vnifanua County....•.••.••.••• 1, 192 801 630 Fagasn vlllage .• ·····-· ....... 537 400 265 Alao village.········-········ 324 195 138 Tualauta Connty........ ---···· l, 838 944 812 Matuu village••....••....•.... 174 44 47 Aon village ....•..........•••. lil4 141 137 Faleniu vlllago ••••••••...... _ 351 135 Ill Nuuull village....•••••..•.... 1,025 510 396 Onenoa village ................ 141 108 67 Iliili village .......••.•.•.•.•.. aog 194 199 Tuia village ..............•••• 261 144 128 Mapusaga Fou village .•••••.• 136 ....iiii" . .... i2i Mauputasl County•••••........ 5, 46i 3, 361 2, 559 Vatia village .................. 272 213 mo Mcscpa village 1 •••••••••••••• 149 Atuu village ...•••••••..•.•••• 91 48 41 Pavaial village •..•..••........ 312 203 140 Aua village.•...••..•••...••.. 655 330 254 Tutulla, Western District.. 5,330 3,431 2, 777 1'~funa village .......•••..•.. _ 68 5g 44 Fagaalu v!llage .•••....••••••. 395 197 106 --------- Valtogi village •......•.•...•.. 421 235 217 Fagatoga village ....•••.....•. 1, 156 912 678 Lealntaun County•.•..•••.....• 2, 201 l, 625 1,256 Balance or county•..•••..••.. 63 -------· ......... - Fatumafutl village•..••.••.•• 40 8 12 Afao village ................... 42 45 48 Leloaloa village •..•.....•••.• 265 128 141 Agugulu vlllage ...•......•.... 52 Lepua. village •.•.•.•••...•... 43 30 16 Amaluia village .••.........•.. 100 ···--55 57 Swains Island District •••!. 164 Pago Pago \'illage .....•...•••• 1, 586 934 708 Amanave village .....•....•.•• 209 123 106 164 ~1-99147 99 Batala village •.•••.....••••••• 162 16 38 Asili village ................... 62 79 61 Swains Island.••• ·--··-········ 1 Returned as Mapusaga village In 1940. CANAL ZONE 54-4 COtiRT DISTRICTS AND TOWNS 71")0' _. _, _ ... --------------------------------------------------------~ _ ia• _... BALBOA SCALE ~Ec:El:E'·=::::i==='--=:=s''::==E' b++3 ~s·==5 I MIL.E::S CIRCLES INOICATE ~L;.CES HAVING L£SS THAN 1.900 INHAB/iANTS I ·••h~_.,,..,.:;, ____ .,,_,~.-~----·•~~-------~! ______-2'._ _______::'~A~, n·u· __" ___ J:_ _____~:__.~' _____J'.'..__J7J":l0' NUMBER OF INHABITANTS 54-5 Table 4.-,-POPULATION OF THE CANAL ZONE: 1912 TO 1950 [Minus sign (-) denotes decrease 1 Increase over pre· Jncrenso over pre· ceding census Popula· ceding census Census date 1 Census date
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