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2013 — Immigrant population — Pyramid of the ages

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This dataset presents an age pyramid for the immigrant population in France in 2013, drawn from the National Atlas of Immigrant Populations (PRIPI 2010-2012) published by the Ministère de l'intérieur (Ministry of the Interior). It breaks down the immigrant population by age group, allowing comparison of demographic structure with the general population. The data is provided at national scale and can be used to study migration and demographic trends in France.National Atlas of Immigrant Populations (PRIPI 2010-2012).

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Data schema (3 fields)

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FieldTypeDescription
HommestextNumber of male immigrants in the age group.Number of male immigrants in the age group.
FemmestextNumber of female immigrants in the age group.Number of female immigrants in the age group.
TotalintTotal number of immigrants in the age group.Total number of immigrants in the age group.

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Sample data (5 records)

HommesFemmesTotal
9645009854541949954
266953272506539459
230960240262471222
111268117051228318
97595104229201824

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Volume & freshness

Last upstream update
12 years ago
2015-02-08

Coverage

First published
2013-07-08

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  • Redistributable
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  • Category: national
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