Mid-2013 Population Estimates Scotland

Population estimates by sex, age and administrative area

Published on 26 June 2014

Contents

1. Background
2. The population of Scotland
3. The age and sex structure of the population mid 2013
4. Estimates for administrative area in Scotland
   1. 4.1 Population change between mid-2012 and mid-2013
   2. 4.2 Components of migration mid-2012 to mid-2013
   3. 4.3 In and out migration
   4. 4.4 Net migration
   5. 4.5 Age and sex structure of administrative areas in Scotland
   6. 4.6 Population density mid-2013
5. Components of population change for administrative areas in Scotland, mid-2003 to mid-2013
6. Notes and definitions
7. Notes on statistical publications
8. Related organisations

List of Tables

• Table 1:
  Estimated population by age and sex, Scotland, mid-2013
• Table 2:
  Estimated population by sex, single year of age and administrative area, mid-2013
• Table 3:
  Estimated population by sex, five year age group and administrative area, mid-2013
• Table 4:
  Components of population change by administrative area, mid-2012 to mid-2013
• Table 5:
  Components of migration by administrative area, mid-2012 to mid-2013
• Table 6:
  Components of population change by administrative area, mid-2003 to mid-2013
• Table 7:
  Age and sex structure of administrative areas, mid-2013
• Table 8:
  Rest of UK / Overseas moves and total resident population of Scotland by age group, mid-2012 to mid-2013
• Table 9:
  Land area and population density by administrative area, mid-2013
• Table 10:
  Components of population change for Council areas: mid-2003 to mid-2013

List of Figures

• Figure 1:
  Estimated population of Scotland, 1953 to 2013
• Figure 2:
  Natural change and net migration, 1953 to 2013
• Figure 3:
  Movements to/from the rest of the UK, 1983 to 2013
• Figure 4:
  Movements to/from overseas, 1993 to 2013
• Figure 5:
  Estimated population by age and sex, mid-2013
• Figure 6:
  The changing age structure of Scotland's population, mid-2003 to mid-2013
• Figure 7:
  In and out migration from mid-2012 to mid-2013 as a percentage of population by Council area (ranked by increased proportion of in-migrants)
• Figure 8a:
  Origin of in-migrants by Council area, mid-2012 to mid-2013 (ranked by increasing percentage of migrants from within Scotland)
• Figure 8b:
  Destination of out-migrants by Council area, mid-2012 to mid-2013 (ranked by increasing percentage of migrants to within Scotland)
• Figure 9:
  Proportion of males and females by Council area, mid-2013
• Figure 10:
  Age structure of Council areas, mid-2013 (ranked by percentage aged 65+)
• Figure 11:
  Age structure of NHS Board areas, mid-2013 (ranked by percentage aged 65+)
• Figure 12a:
  Population density by Council area, mid-2013
• Figure 12b:
  Population density by Council area, mid-2013 (Map)
• Figure 13a:
  Percentage change in population, Council areas, mid-2003 to mid-2013 (Map)
• Figure 13b:
  Percentage change in population, Council areas, mid-2003 to mid-2013
• Figure 14:
  Percentage change in population, NHS Board areas*, mid-2003 to mid-2013

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