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Introduction
The terms used in this paper
Types of moving households
Key points
Commentary
Tables, charts and maps
Appendix
Notes on Statistical Publications
LIST OF TABLES
Table 1 Population by where lived one year earlier and type of resident at the time of the Census
Table 2 Residents in wholly moving, partly moving and non-moving households at the time of the Census : Breakdown by resident type and household size
Table 3 Age of people resident in wholly moving, partly moving and non-moving households at the time of the Census
Table 4 People resident in wholly moving, partly moving and non-moving households at the time of the Census : Breakdown by household type
Table 5 Migrants aged 16-74 who were in wholly and partly moving households at the time of the Census : Breakdown by where lived one year earlier and economic activity at Census time
Table 6 Migrants who were in wholly and partly moving households at the time of the Census : Breakdown by relationship to household reference person (HRP)
Table 7 Migrants who were in partly moving households at the time of the Census : Breakdown by household size, size of moving group and whether a moving group reference person
Table 8 Moving group reference persons (MGRPs) in wholly and partly moving households at the time of the Census : Breakdown by age for different household sizes
Table 9 Wholly moving, partly moving and non moving households at the time of the Census : Breakdown by household size and ethnic group of household reference person
Table 10 Wholly moving, partly moving and non moving households at the time of the Census : Breakdown by household size and number of dependent children in the household
Table 11 Wholly moving, partly moving and non moving households at the time of the Census : Breakdown by household size and type
Table 12 Partly moving households by household size and whether all or some of the residents were migrants
Table 13 Wholly moving, partly moving and non moving households at the time of the Census : Breakdown of households by type of accommodation lived in at Census time and average household sizes
Table 14 Wholly moving, partly moving and non moving households at the time of the Census : Breakdown of households by housing tenure lived in at Census time and average household sizes
Table 15 Wholly moving, partly moving and non moving households at the time of the Census : Breakdown of households by the highest level of educational qualifications of the household reference person
Table 16 People in wholly and partly moving households who moved between Scottish addresses : Breakdown by Council area
Table 17 Residents in wholly and partly moving households in Scotland at the time of the Census who had lived in Scotland one year before : Breakdown by urban/rural area they lived in at both Census time and one year before the Census
Table 18 People in wholly and partly moving households who moved between Scotland and the rest of the UK : Breakdown by Council area
Table 19 People in wholly moving and partly moving households who moved to and/or from a Scottish address : Breakdown by Government Office Region (GOR) moved to/from
Table 20 People in wholly and partly moving households who moved to Scotland from outside the UK : Breakdown by continent/country of origin
Table 21 Net flows of people in wholly and partly moving households from/to localities into / out of the "city areas" of Glasgow, Edinburgh, Aberdeen and Dundee
LIST OF CHARTS
Chart 1 : Percentage of the household population who were migrants, by age group
Chart 2 : Percentage of the household population who were migrants, by household type
Chart 3 : Migrants in wholly and partly moving households - breakdown by economic activity
Chart 4 : Moving group reference persons in wholly and partly moving households - age composition by size of household
Chart 5 : Wholly moving, partly moving and non moving households - breakdown by number of dependent children in the household
Chart 6 : Partly moving households by number of moving groups in them
Chart 7 : Wholly moving, partly moving and non moving households - breakdown by tenure of residence at Census time
Chart 8 : Percentage of all households, in each Council area at Census time, which were "moving households"
Chart 9A : Net flow, per 1,000 population, for people in wholly moving households moving between Scottish Council areas
Chart 9B : Net flow, per 1,000 population, for people in partly moving households moving between Scottish Council areas
Chart 10A : Net flow, per 1,000 population, for each Council area, for wholly moving households moving between Scotland and the rest of the United Kingdom
Chart 10B : Net flow, per 1,000 population, for each Council area, for partly moving households moving between Scotland and the rest of the United Kingdom
Chart 11 : Net gain/(loss) of people in households between Scotland and the other Government Office Regions of the UK
LIST OF MAPS
Map 1 : Percentage of households where at least one person moved in the last year, 2001 Census
Map 2 : Council areas in Scotland by whether, in the year before the 2001 Census, they gained or lost wholly moving households (WMH) and partly moving households (PMH) from the rest of Scotland
Map 3 : Council areas in Scotland by whether, in the year before the 2001 Census, they gained or lost wholly moving households (WMH) and partly moving households (PMH) from the rest of the UK
Map 4a : Aberdeen "city area"
Map 4b : Dundee "city area"
Map 4c : Edinburgh "city area"
Map 4d : Glasgow “city area”
This paper presents information from the 2001 Census on migrating households and groups. Most of the information is provided at Scotland level, with comparisons being made between wholly moving and partly moving households. The paper also contains analyses at local authority level and between urban and rural areas.Published on 28th June 2007
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