Results

Information about the 2011 Census outputs, reports and supporting information.

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Population and household estimates

Population and household estimates (2011)

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Key Statistics

Key Statistics (KS) tables provide summary statistics for the majority of census questions and topics.

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Quick Statistics

Quick Statistics (QS) tables provide the most detailed information available from the census about a single topic.

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Detailed Characteristics

Detailed Characteristics (DC) tables provide more detailed multivariate tables covering a wide variety of census variables.

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Local Characteristics

Local Characteristics (LC) also contains multivariate tables; however they contain less detail than Detailed Characteristics.

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Alternative populations

Statistics are available for three alternative populations: Short-Term Resident Population, Daytime Population and Workplace Population.

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Specialist products

Microdata are small samples of data for whole households and individuals.

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Commissioned output

2011 Census commissioned outputs are produced in response to user requests.

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Grid square

The combined grid square product provides basic 2011 Census statistics for a combination of 1 kilometre and 100-metre grid squares in NI.

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UK census outputs

UK censuses took place on 27 March 2011. The Office for National Statistics (ONS) is responsible for disseminating census statistics for the UK.

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Headcount and household estimates

Headcount and household estimate tables for Ward (2014) from the 2011 Census are available to download.

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Ireland and Northern Ireland

The Census 2011 Ireland and Northern Ireland report presents comprehensive census of population results for both Ireland and Northern Ireland.

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Supporting information

A selection of reports and documents relating to the 2011 Census results.

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