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Aos 2007.Indd Abstract of Statistics Belize 2007 Abstract of Statistics 2007 © The contents of this publication may be quoted, provided the source is given accurately and clearly. iv Abstract of Statistics 2007 Statistical Institute of Belize 1902 Constitution Drive Belmopan BELIZE C.A. P.O. Box 617 Tel: 501-822-2207 / 2352 Fax: 501-822-3206 E-Mail: [email protected] Web: www.statisticsbelize.org.bz PREFACE The Abstract of Statistics is an annual publication that presents a wide range of statistics and other information on Belize. It is an invaluable source of information about a great many subjects, includ- ing population, health, education, unemployment, agriculture, infl ation and the environment. This edition generally provides data up to 2006, however, there are a few series that could not be updated due to the lack of data at source. If the missing data should become available before the next edition of this publication, they will be published on the Institute’s website. The Statistical Institute of Belize expresses its sincere appreciation to the many governmental min- istries and departments as well as other organizations and persons who very graciously made avail- able some of the information published here. The Institute is also thankful to its staff for their great effort in producing this publication. Suggestions and comments for improving coverage and presentation of data should be sent to the Director-General at the above address. v Abstract of Statistics 2007 vi Abstract of Statistics 2007 CONTENTS PREFACE ........................................................................................................... V CONTENTS ........................................................................................................VII POPULATION ......................................................................................................1 Table 1.1 Abridged Life Table by Sex: 1991 and 2000 Both Sexes ..............................................2 Table 1.1 Cont’d Abridged Life Table by Sex: 1991 and 2000 Male ..............................................3 Table 1.1 Cont’d Abridged Life Table by Sex: 1991 and 2000 Female..........................................4 Table 1.2 Mid-Year Population Estimates by District and Sex: 2007 ............................................5 Table 1.3 Mid-Year Population Estimates by Age Group and Sex: 2007 ......................................6 Table 1.4 Mid-Year Population Estimates by District and Sex: 2003 - 2006 .................................7 Table 1.4 Cont’d Mid-Year Population Estimates by District and Sex: 2003 - 2006 ......................8 Table 1.5 Mid-Year Population Estimates by Age Group and Sex: 2003 - 2006 ...........................9 Table 1.5 Cont’d Mid-Year Population Estimates by Age Group and Sex: 2003 - 2006 ..............10 Table 1.6 Mid-Year Population Estimates by Sex: 1981 - 2007 .................................................. 11 Table 1.7 Population Density by District: 2003-2007 ..................................................................12 Table 1.8 Enumerated Population at Census Dates by Sex and District: 1970 - 2000 ...............13 Table 1.8 Cont’d Enumerated Population at Census Dates by Sex and District: 1970 - 2000 ....14 Table 1.9 Percentage Growth in Intercensal Population, by District: 1960 - 2000 ......................15 Table 1.10 Enumerated Population at Census Dates, by District: 1921 - 2000 ............................16 Table 1.11 Population at Census Dates by Sex and Age Group: 1970 - 2000 .............................17 Table 1.11 Cont’d Population at Census Dates by Sex and Age Group: 1970 - 2000 ..................18 Table 1.12 Tabulable Population at Census 2000 by Age and Sex ...............................................19 Table 1.12 Cont’d Tabulable Population at Census 2000 by Age and Sex ...................................20 Table 1.12 Cont’d Tabulable Population at Census 2000 by Age and Sex (Percent)....................21 Table 1.12 Cont’d Tabulable Population at Census 2000 by Age and Sex (Percent)....................22 Chart 1.1 Population Age Structure by Sex: 1970 and 1980 .......................................................23 Chart 1.2 Population Age Structure by Sex: 1991 and 2000 .......................................................24 Table 1.13 Population by District and Ethnicity (Percent): 1991 and 2000 ...................................25 Table 1.13 Cont’d Population by Ethnicity and District (Percent): 1991 and 2000 ........................26 Chart 1.3 Population by Ethnicity: 1991 ......................................................................................27 Chart 1.4 Population by Ethnicity: 2000 ......................................................................................27 Table 1.14 Population by District and Religion (Percent): 1991 and 2000 ....................................28 Table 1.14 Cont’d Population by District and Religion (percent): 1991 and 2000 .........................29 Table 1.15 Household and Average Household Size by District: 1991 and 2000 .........................30 vii Abstract of Statistics 2007 Table 1.16 Corozal District Rural Population by Village, Sex and Average Household Size: 2000 ...........................................................................................................................31 Table 1.17 Orange Walk District Rural Population by Village, Sex and Average Household Size: 2000 ...........................................................................................................................32 Table 1.18 Belize District Rural Population by Village, Sex and Average Household Size: 2000 ...........................................................................................................................33 Table 1.19 Cayo District Rural Population by Village, Sex and Average Household Size: 2000 ...........................................................................................................................34 Table 1.19 Cont’d Cayo District Rural Population by Village, Sex and Average Household Size: 2000 ...........................................................................................................................35 Table 1.20 Stann Creek District Rural Population by Village, Sex and Average Household Size: 2000 ...........................................................................................................................36 Table 1.21 Toledo District Rural Population by Village, Sex and Average Household Size: 2000 ...........................................................................................................................37 Table 1.21 Cont’d Toledo District Rural Population by Village, Sex and Average Household Size: 2000 ...........................................................................................................................38 Table 1.22 Number of Disabled Persons by Area, Sex and Type of Disability: 1991 and 2000 ............................................................................................................39 Table 1.22 Cont’d Number of Disabled Persons by Area, Sex and Type of Disability: 1991 and 2000 ............................................................................................................40 Table 1.23 Number of Disabled Persons by District, Sex and Type of Disability: 1991 and 2000 ............................................................................................................41 Table 1.23 Cont’d Number of Disabled Persons by District, Sex and Type of Disability: 1991 and 2000 ............................................................................................................42 Table 1.24 Population by District Place of Birth and Sex: 1991 and 2000 ....................................43 Table 1.25 Population by Urban/Rural, Sex and Country of Birth: 1991 and 2000 .......................44 Table 1.25 Cont’d Tabulable Population by Urban/Rural, Sex and Country of Birth: 1991 and 2000 ............................................................................................................45 Table 1.26 Foreign-Born Population by District and County of Birth: 1991 and 2000 ...................46 Table 1.26 Cont’d Foreign-Born Population by District and County of Birth: 1991 and 2000 .......47 Table 1.27 Population Two Years and Over, by District, Sex and Highest Level of Education Reached: 1991 and 2000 ............................................................................................48 Table 1.27 Cont’d Population Two Years and Over by District, Sex and Highest Level of Education Reached: 1991 and 2000 ...........................................................................49 Table 1.28 Population Two Years and Over by Area, Sex and Highest Level of Education Reached: 1991 and 2000 ............................................................................................50 Table 1.29 Population 14 years and Over by Area, Sex and Marital/Union Status: 1991 and 2000 ...........................................................................................................51 viii Abstract of Statistics 2007 Table 1.30 Population 14 Years and Over by District, Sex and Marital/Union Status: 1991 and 2000 ............................................................................................................52 Table 1.30 Cont’d Population 14 Years and Over by District, Sex and Marital/Union Status: 1991 and 2000 ............................................................................................................53
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