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Lower Hunter Cluster
Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander peoples
2005 estimated total residential population and projected population in 2009 by sex and age group

Lower Hunter Cluster: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, 2005 estimated total residential population and projected population in 2009
Sex AgeGroup 30 June 2005 30 June 2009
Males 0-4 yrs 260 276
  5-9 yrs 233 230
  10-14 yrs 248 244
  15-19 yrs 212 237
  20-24 yrs 173 207
  25-29 yrs 112 131
  30-34 yrs 129 118
  35-39 yrs 112 124
  40-44 yrs 91 90
  45-49 yrs 92 101
  50-54 yrs 62 70
  55-59 yrs 45 51
  60-64 yrs 18 22
  65-69 yrs 13 15
  70-74 yrs 4 4
  75+ yrs 6 7
  All ages 1811 1927
Females 0-4 yrs 238 255
  5-9 yrs 223 216
  10-14 yrs 290 287
  15-19 yrs 190 207
  20-24 yrs 119 145
  25-29 yrs 110 124
  30-34 yrs 129 117
  35-39 yrs 124 136
  40-44 yrs 119 125
  45-49 yrs 92 107
  50-54 yrs 69 82
  55-59 yrs 53 60
  60-64 yrs 31 40
  65-69 yrs 16 17
  70-74 yrs 17 18
  75+ yrs 14 14
  All ages 1835 1949
Persons 0-4 yrs 499 531
  5-9 yrs 456 445
  10-14 yrs 538 531
  15-19 yrs 402 444
  20-24 yrs 292 352
  25-29 yrs 222 255
  30-34 yrs 258 235
  35-39 yrs 237 259
  40-44 yrs 210 216
  45-49 yrs 184 208
  50-54 yrs 131 152
  55-59 yrs 98 111
  60-64 yrs 49 62
  65-69 yrs 29 32
  70-74 yrs 20 22
  75+ yrs 20 21
  All ages 3646 3876


NOTE: 1 record written to the HTML file was truncated.

Note: Population estimates as at 30 June each year. Where a bar does not have a segment for 2009, the number of people in that category is predicted to decrease by 2009. The predicted number is shown as a lighter coloured line on the overlying 2005 bar.
Source: HOIST - Centre for Epidemiology and Research, NSW Department of Health. [Australian Bureau of Statistics, preliminary estimated residential populations based on 2001 Census counts and mid-series experimental population projections (ABS unpublished)].
Downloadable files: The data contained in the table on this page are available for download as a CSV file which can be imported into many software packages.
Copyright notice: This work is copyright NSW Department of Health and Hunter New England Health, 2007. It may be reproduced in whole or in part for study training purposes, subject to the inclusion of an acknowledgement of the source.. It may not be reproduced for commercial usage or sale.. Reproduction for purposes other than those indicated above requires written permission from Hunter New England Health. .
Suggested citation: Hunter New England Population Health Unit, - Hunter New England Health e-resource. Hunter New England Health, NSW , 2007 Available at: http://www.hnehealth.nsw.gov.au/HNEPH/HHNE/dem2/dem2_atsi_poppyr_LH.htm. Accessed (insert date of access).
Produced by: Hunter New England Population Health Unit, Hunter New England Health, with assistance from: Epidemiology and Surveillance Branch, NSW Department of Health.
Last updated on: 18 October 2007
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