| Establishment activity |
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| Establishment activity (aggregate) |
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| Establishment activity (detail) |
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| Central hot water in the building |
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| Hot water within the dwelling |
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| Running water in the building. |
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| Running water within the dwelling |
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| Accommodation |
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| Permanent accommodation |
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| Mobile accommodation |
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| Year of construction of the Building |
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| Year of the wedding of the female in the nucleus |
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| Year of arrival in the municipality of residence |
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| Year of birth |
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| Year of completion of the building |
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| Year of arrival in Spain |
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| Lift in the building. |
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| Bathroom or shower. Permanent fitting |
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| Central heating in the building. |
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| Capacity of the establishment |
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| Autonomous Community of birth |
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| Autonomous Community of residence |
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| Autonomous community/province of residence |
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| Type of owner |
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| Type of dwelling |
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| Kitchen |
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| Fuel used for heating |
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| Social and Economic Condition |
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Social and Economic Condition
Mean |
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| Continent of birth |
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| Continent of nationality |
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| Continent of residence |
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| Living with parents |
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Living with
children |
| | Does not live with the father or the mother
Lives only with the father
Lives only with the mother
Lives with the father and the mother
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| Military service |
| | Does not live with children
Lives with one or more children, all without partners
Lives with one or more children, some of whom have partners
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| Age |
| | Males enrolled in Military Service (or, where applicable, those who opt for alternative compulsory civilian service).
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| Age (year-to-year) |
| | The age of the inhabitant is the time lapsed since the date of birth to the date of the census, expressed in years.
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| Age (large groups) |
| | Classification of ages year to year, Under 1 year old. to 100 years old or more. As one of the measures of the statistical secrecy protection system, the year to year age is not disseminated in areas with less than 20,001 inhabitants. Searches can be made regarding different age groups.
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| Age (five-year groups) |
| | Classification of ages, distributed in three large groups: under 16 years old, between 16 and 64 years old and 65 years old or older.
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| Maximum age of the oldest generation |
| | Classification of ages distributed in five year age groups, from 0-4, 5-9, ...., 85 years old or more.
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| Average age at marriage |
| | Maximum age of the oldest generation does not always coincide with the oldest person in the household. For example, in households with three brothers, and if the youngest is the only one who has children, his age will be taken as the maximum age of the oldest generation. Another example are couples in which the youngest member has an exclusive child. For further information, check the definition of Generation
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Average age of the
dwelling |
| | The average age on marrying of women remaining married in their first marriage, has been obtained for every age group, dividing the sum of the ages (expressed in years) in which they contracted the marriage, by the total number of women in that age group.
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| Average age of the building |
| | The average age in the dwelling is calculated from the year of construction of the building; divided by the total number of dwellings affected.
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| Minimum age of the most recent generation |
| | Sum of all the class marks of the years of construction the buildings / Total number of housing. The class mark is the semi sum of the interval extremes and represents a central value of the same.
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| Building |
| | Minimum age of the most recent generation does not always coincide with the youngest person in the household. For example, a couple in which one of the partners has a child older than that of the other partner. Another similar case is a couple living with the father and grandmother of one of them and an exclusive child of the other. For further information, check the definition of Generation
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| Buildings mainly used for dwellings |
| | This is any permanent, separated and independent construction, designed to be used as a dwelling and/or for agricultural, industrial purposes, to provide services or generally, for the carrying out of an activity.
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| Electrical energy |
| | Most of its spaces are destined for human habitation
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| Solar energy in the building |
| | With values: It has one / it does not have one / not applicable.
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| Collective Establishment |
| | With values: It has one / it does not have one.Not applicable.
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| Group establishments |
| | Dwelling designed to accommodate a group of persons that do not compose a family, subject to a common authority or regime, or united by common personal goals or interests.
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| Marital status |
| | Dwellings or buildings intended for inhabitation by personas, subject to a common authority or scheme, whether or not dependent on an Economic institution
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| State of the building |
| | Classification of the legal situation or marital status, which does not have to coincide with the de facto situation (persons in the process of getting separated or divorced). With the following values: single, married, widower, separated, divorced.
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| Average state of the building |
| | Classification of the states in which a building can be found. With values:
- In ruins: When the building presents any of the following circumstances: shored-up, an official declaration of ruin is being processed or an official declaration of ruin has been processed. Buildings in ruins have only been considered in the census if they are inhabited or accommodate an active venue.
- Poor: When the building presents any of the following circumstances: serious cracks or convex areas in any of the facades, collapse or lack of horizontality in roofs and floors or foundations that have given way noticeably (for example if the steps in a staircase present a suspicious slope).
- Deficient: When the building presents any of the following circumstances: gutters in a deficient state, damp areas in the lower part of the building or leaks in the roof.
- Good: When the building does not present any of the circumstances indicated for the ruined, poor and deficient state.
Meaning of the category 'Not applicable':
Accommodation and buildings not destined mainly for dwellings.
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| Age structure of the children of the nucleus |
| | Average of the values assigned to each of the state of the buildings: In ruins (0), Poor (2), Deficient (4), Good (10).
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| Structure of the household |
| | With values:
- All under 6 years old
- The youngest, under 6 years old, and the eldest, under 15 years old
- The youngest, under 6 years old, and the eldest, over 14 years old
- All between 6 and 14 years old
- The youngest, between 6 and 14 years old, and the eldest, over 14 years old
- The youngest, over 14 years old
- There are no children in the nucleus
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| Students, schoolchildren or preschool |
| | Classification of the different compositions of the households based on the age and sex of the members. A household is composed by the group of persons resident in the same family dwelling. Minors are persons under 16 years old and adults are persons aged 16 years old or over. The following categories apply:
- Of a male from 15 to 64 years old
- Of a female from 15 to 64 years old
- Of a male aged 65 years old or more
- Of a female aged 65 years old or more
- Of two people aged from 15 to 64 years old
- Of two persons, one at least 64 years old
- Of 1 male with 1 or more children under 15 years old
- Of 1 female with 1 or more children under 15 years old
- Of 2 adults with 1 child under 15 years old
- Of 2 adults with 2 children under 15 years old
- Of 2 adults with 3 children under 15 years old
- Of 2 adults with 4 or more children under 15 years old
- Of 3 adults with 1 or more children under 15 years old
- Another type of household
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| Current studies |
| | Inactive persons who during the reference week received education of any kind.
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| Disposal of waste water from the building |
| | This characteristic will be obtained for all persons who, at the time of the census,are undertaking studies. Studies being undertaken are regarded as all those fulfilling the characteristics mentioned in the International Standard Classification of Education (ISCE). According to these characteristics, with census purposes, both studies regulated by the Educational System as those established outside of said system are considered as studies, provided that they are taught in official or private education institutions, regardless of the education method or modality (free, distance, by correspondence) and that they aim at achieving an apprenticeship and have a syllabus for a uninterrupted period of time, which has been established at 3 months.With values: Pre-school education/ Primary education, GBE (Years 1 to 5)/Special education/GBE (Years 6 to 8) /Secondary education /Vocational training I /Vocational training II /Secondary education and Post-secondary non-higher education/ Other secondary education /Tertiary education /Technical architec. and eng. studiesTechnical /Other university colleges /University faculties/ Advanced Technical Faculties/ Doctorate /Other tertiary education /Not classifiable /Vocational Training /Education not definable by level/ Are not studying
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| Family |
| | With values:
A general sewerage system
Another type
It does not have a wastewater disposal system
Not applicable
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| Garage in the building |
| | A Group of persons (two or more) who, residing in the same family dwelling, are linked through a blood or in-law relationship, independently of the degree.
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| Pipe fed gas (city gas, natural gas and propane) |
| | A building is considered to have a garage when there is structurally separate and independent venue located in the building which is used to park vehicles, regardless of whether or not it is used by the persons inhabiting the housing or venues located in the property. With values: It has one / it does not have one / not applicable.
When the attribute is the number of places, the values are:
None, 1, 2, 3 a 5, 6 to 10, 11 to 20, 21 to 50, Over 50
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| Generation |
| | A dwelling has gas piped gas when, besides it being piped, its consumption is metered and its purpose is domestic use. It includes city gas, natural gas and propane and any other type that fulfils the aforementioned conditions. With values: It has one / it does not have one / not applicable.
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| Inhabitant |
| | To calculate the number of generations in the household information is sought on the father and mother of each person, the father and mother of the father, the father and mother of the mother, and so on. The number of generations is the maximum number of times a mother or father is found among all the values calculated for each of the persons in the household.
These specifications apply in order to comply with the criterion followed in the previous Censuses: if no person in the household states another as his/her mother or father, the number of generations is 1; if the household is composed by a couple with children, the number will be 2, and so on.
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| Household |
| | Individual who, at the time of the census, has her/his residence in Spain or is in its territory.
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| Households |
| | A household is considered the set of persons who normally live in the same dwelling. The differences between dwelling and family are:
a) The household may be unipersonal while the family has to consist of at least two members.
b) The members of a multipersonal household do not necessarily have to be related while family members do have to be related.
The number of households in the dwelling has values:
1 household, 2 households, 3 households, 4 households, 5 and more households
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| Permanently incapacitated from working |
| | Group of persons who, residing in the same dwelling, share common expenses arising from the use of the dwelling and/or feeding needs
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| Fittings of family dwellings |
| | Inactive population sector made up of those permanently incapacitated from working. The economically inactive population are all persons who do not fulfil the conditions required to include them in the category of occupied or unemployed persons.
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| Retired people (receiving a retirement or disability pension) |
| | With values:
-Running water when it is piped, coming from a capture and public distribution system or from an individual supply and there is at least one tap inside the dwelling.
- Hot water when there is a fixed and common installation that supplies hot water to all or part of the dwellings that it contains, regardless of whether this is central or individual.
- Heating, when it has a fitting or system, fixed or otherwise, allowing for increasing the temperature in the whole or part of it. With values: With group heating / with individual heating...
- Fuel used for heating. With values: Coal or derivatives/ Wood/ Petroleum or derivatives...
- Air conditioning, when it has a fitting or device that allows for reducing the temperature in the whole dwelling or in one or more of its rooms (this does not include fans).
- Kitchen
- Electrical energy
- Piped gas, which is also metered and intended for domestic use.
- Telephone, when there are one or more devices allowing communication with the National Telephone Network.
- Toilet, when it has the necessary fittings for flushing away human waste.
- Fixed bathroom or shower installations with running water and located inside the dwelling.
- 'Not applicable'
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| Homemakers |
| | Inactive population sector made up of old age pensioners (including pre-retired persons) or those on invalidity pensions. The economically inactive population are all persons who do not fulfil the conditions required to include them in the category of occupied or unemployed persons.
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| Premises |
| | Inactive population who during the reference week have been carrying out or sharing the household tasks. The economically inactive population are all persons who do not fulfil the conditions required to include them in the category of occupied or unemployed persons.
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| Place of birth |
| | Premises are considered to be any structurally separated and independent building that is not exclusively dedicated to family dwellings and where activities which are economically dependent on a company or institution are carried out. The premises must be located in a building, occupying it totally or partially. The number of premises has the following values: 1, 2, 3. 4, 5 to 9, 10 to 19, 20 to 39, 40 or more, Not applicable
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| Place of origin |
| | For persons born in Spain, the province and municipality of birth is researched for. For persons born abroad, the country of birth.
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| Migration |
| | With values:
Persons from another municipality in Spain
Persons from abroad
Have not moved in the last 10 years
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| Municipality of birth |
| | Moving that has entailed a change in municipality of residence. Three questions have been stated regarding residence on a previous date, all three addressing the municipality and province or country of residence. Nevertheless, intramunicipal migrations will also be studied, via changes of residence within the municipality.
Likewise, for the migrant population in the last 10 years, the country of origin has been addressed (province or municipality or country) of the last migration and the year in which residence in the municipality was established for the last time.
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| Municipality of residence |
| | List of municipalities of the place of birth.
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| Municipality of residence |
| | List of municipalities of the place of residence.
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| Nationality |
| | List of municipalities of the place of residence.
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| Level of studies |
| | The population is classified by country of subject or citizenship. When dealing with dual nationalities, if one of them is Spanish, the person is considered Spanish. With values: Spanish, Spanish and other, Foreign, Stateless.
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| Average level of studies |
| | The highest level of education that a person has attained in the education system of the country where he or she studied. For census purposes, the level of education will be obtained taking the fact that he or she has finished and passed all academic years at a specific level, and that, therefore, he or she is able to obtain the corresponding qualification or certificate. Data will be collected for all persons aged 10 years old or more on 1 March 1991. As one of the measures of the statistical secrecy protection system, the detailed level of studies is not disseminated in areas with less than 5,001 inhabitants. Aggregated level of studies may be consulted.
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| Family nucleus |
| | Sum of codes of education level / Total persons. The following correspondence applies to codes and levels of studies:
Cannot read or write;1
Uneducated;2
Primary education or 5 years of GBE passed or the equivalent;3
Elementary post-secondary education, School graduate, complete GBE or equivalent;4
Vocational Training I, Industrial Technical Training;5
Industrial Technical Training II, Industrial Master's Degree;6
Post-Secondary Graduate, Secondary Education;7
Other intermediate qualifications;8
Architect or Technical Engineer and Graduate (full 3rd year passed) of Advanced Technical Faculties;9
Diploma from University colleges and Diploma from University faculties (full 3rd year passed);10
Advanced Architect or Engineer;11
University Graduate;12
Higher non-university Studies Qualifications;13
Doctorate;14
Post-graduate or Specialisation for Graduates Qualifications
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| Number of active persons in the nucleus |
| | Intermediate hierarchical unit between the inhabitant and the family. There are four types:
- couple without children
- couple with one or more children
- father with one or more children
- mother with one or more children.
In order to be considered part of the family nucleus, children must not have a partner or have children.
In order to determine family nucleus, the two following criteria have been taken into account:
1. 1.The father (mother)-child relationship always has preference over the child-father (mother) relationship; in other words, if a single child without a partner is also the father of a single child who is also without a partner, both form a type c) nucleus and, therefore, the former, although being single and without a partner is not part of his parents' nucleus.
2. The relationship between a couple has preference over the child-father (mother) relationship.
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| Number of rooms |
| | Classification of active persons (employed and unemployed persons) within the nucleus.
With values: None, 1 active person, 2 active persons, 3 active persons, 4 active persons, 5 or more active persons
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| Number of rooms used for professional, commercial or similar purposes |
| | A room is understood to be a space located in a family dwelling that is enclosed by walls with a minimum useful area of at least 4 m2 and that rise at least to a minimum height of two metres from most of the useful area, not including bathrooms, lavatories and toilets, hallways, open balconies, covered areas and hall. With values: 1 bedroom, 2 bedrooms, ..., 10 or more rooms, not applicable.
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| Number of children |
| | They are uses partly or totally for aid purposes. With values: None, 1, 2, 3, More than 3 bedrooms, not applicable.
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| Number of live births to the female of the nucleus |
| | Total number of children in the family nucleus, regardless of whether they belong to just the mother or just the father or to both. It is important to bear in mind that when the unit for analysis is the person, the nucleus variable will adopt the same value for each person. That is to say, in a nucleus formed by a couple and their three children, each of the persons (the father, the mother and the three children) will be given value 3 in this variable.
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| Number of floors |
| | This feature does not take into account the marital status of the woman.
With values: 1 child, 2 children, 3 children, 4 children, 5 or more children, not applicable
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| Number of floors underground |
| | Classification of total number of floors that the building has. With values: 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9, 10-20, More than 20, dwellings in unlinked buildings.
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| Number of dwellings in building |
| | A floor is considered to be underground if it is below the height of the pavement or the ground. With values: 0,1,2,3 or more, not applicable
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Average number of
garage spaces |
| | Buildings will be classified according to the number of family dwellings, with values: 1 dwelling/ 2 dwellings/ 3 dwellings/ 4 dwellings/ From 5 to 9 dwellings/ 10 to 19 dwellings/ 20 to 39 dwellings/ 40 or more dwellings. 'Not applicable' refers to accommodation.
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| Average number of live births to females |
| | Total no. of garage vacancies divided by the total number of dwellings in the building
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Average no. of floors above ground
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| | This feature has been defined for each of the following four groups:
- women in general.
- employed women
- women remaining married in their first marriage.
- employed females still married in first marriage.
For each age group where the denominator is the total number of women in each group and the numerator, the total number of live births to women in said group are obtained as an arithmetic mean.
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| Employment |
| | Average number of floors the building in the territory studied has above ground, including the ground floor.
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| Employed persons |
| | Based on the National Classification of Occupations (NCO-79), at the same time abiding by, to a considerable degree, the revision of International Standard Classification of Occupations (ISCO-1988)
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| Another situation (minors without education, independently wealthy...) |
| | Persons who during the reference week have had a job working for others or have worked for themselves. Where he or she has had several occupations, he or she will be considered under the main one, regarding as such the one on which most hours were spent that week.
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| Country of birth |
| | Inactive persons in a situation another than those mentioned previously (includes minors who are not attending school, independently wealthy...). The economically inactive population are all persons who do not fulfil the conditions required to include them in the category of occupied or unemployed persons.
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| Country of nationality |
| | List of countries referring to place of birth. As one of the measures of the statistical secrecy protection system, the country of birth is not disseminated in municipalities with less than 5,001 inhabitants.
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| Country of residence on 1-3-1981 |
| | List of countries referring to the place where the subjects or citizens are from. As one of the measures of the statistical secrecy protection system, the country of nationality is not disseminated in municipalities with less than 5,001 inhabitants.
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| Country of residence on 1-3-1990. |
| | List of countries in the world of place of residence on 1-3-1981.As one of the measures of the statistical secrecy protection system, the country of residence in 1981 is not disseminated in municipalities with less than 5,001 inhabitants.
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| Country of residence on 1-4-1986 |
| | List of countries in the world of place of residence on 1-3-1990. As one of the measures of the statistical secrecy protection system, the country of residence in 1990 is not disseminated in municipalities with less than 5,001 inhabitants.
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| Unemployed persons |
| | List of countries in the world of place of residence on 1-4-1986. As one of the measures of the statistical secrecy protection system, the country of residence in 1986 is not disseminated in municipalities with less than 5,001 inhabitants.
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| Unemployed looking for first job |
| | All persons who were simultaneously, during the reference week:
- without work, in other words, who have not had a job working for others or for themselves.
- In search of work. In other words, who have taken specific measures to search for work for others or who have tried to start working for themselves.
- available for work in a job working for others or for themselves.
Unemployed persons are broken down into those seeking the first employment and those who have worked previously.
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| Unemployed persons who have worked before |
| | These are those persons who have never worked, and who, during the reference week, have been simultaneously:
- without work, in other words, who have not had a job working for others or for themselves.
- In search of work. In other words, who have taken specific measures to search for work for others or who have tried to start working for themselves.
- available for work in a job working for others or for themselves.
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| Couples and other family nuclei |
| | These are those persons who have never worked, and who, during the reference week, have been simultaneously:
- without work, in other words, who have not had a job working for others or for themselves.
- In search of work. In other words, who have taken specific measures to search for work for others or who have tried to start working for themselves.
- available for work in a job working for themselves or for others.
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| Receiving a pension other than a retirement or disability pension |
| | Most restricted conception of the family, that is limited to the closest degrees of kinship
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| Construction period |
| | Inactive population sector made up of pensioners due to reason other than old age pensioners or invalidity (widowhood or orphanhood)The economically inactive population are all persons who do not fulfil the conditions required to include them in the category of employed or unemployed persons.
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| Main person |
| | It corresponds to the period in which construction was completed and buildings under construction and there was already a roof. With values: Under construction and already have a roof / finished before 1900 / finished between 1900 and 1920 /./ finished after 1980 / Not applicable.
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| Population |
| | The person listed in the first place will be, by definition, "the main person", the only exception being that the main person must not be a non-resident were there are residents.
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| Economically Active Population |
| | Group of individuals who lived in Spain when the census was performed. A resident is an individual who at the time of the census habitually resides in the dwelling, in the building or in the territory studied. The group of residents in a territory is equivalent to the concept of de jure population.
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| Population counted separately |
| | Group of persons aged 16 years old and more who, in a given reference period, supply labour for the production of economic goods and services (employed persons) or who are available and carry out actions to incorporate themselves into said production (unemployed persons).
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| De jure population resident in family dwellings |
| | Males enrolled in Military Service (or, where applicable, those who opt for alternative compulsory civilian service) are accounted for as a separate population, that is, they were not included among the active or inactive population, regardless of having worked or not during the reference week.
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| Economically Inactive Population |
| | Total no. of residents (present and absent), resident in family dwellings
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| Porter's office in the building |
| | It includes all persons regardless of their age, not classified as employed or unemployed persons during the reference week. It covers the following categories: retired persons / Persons who receive a pension other than a retirement one / permanently incapacitated from working / students / homekeeping (unpaid) / another situation (unschooled minors, independently wealthy...), who dependent on charity-type benefit or aid, etc.
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| Profession |
| | With values:
Only automatic
Only responsible person
Both
It does not have one
Not applicable
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| Province of birth |
| | The occupation, profession and trade makes reference to the type of work carried out during the week of reference by an occupied person. In case the person is involved in several occupations, the main occupation is consigned. For unemployed persons who have worked previously, and for retirees, information is collected referring to the last occupation undertaken. With values: Professional, engineers and the like/ Administrative personnel ... The pre-encoding used guarantees obtaining data at the level of large groups of the National Classification of Occupations (NCO- 79), at the same time abiding by the last International Standard Classification of Occupations (ISCO-88-COM).
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| Air conditioning |
| | List of place of birth provinces.
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| Central air conditioning in the building |
| | A dwelling has air conditioning when it has a fitting or device that allows for reducing the temperature in the whole dwelling or in one or more of its rooms (this does not include fans).With values: It has air-conditioning/ it does not have air-conditioning/ 'Not applicable' refers to Accommodation.
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| Tenancy regime |
| | A building is considered to have central hot water when there is a fixed and common installation that makes it possible to reduce the temperature to all or the main parts of the dwelling it contains.With values:
With solid fuel
With solid fuel
With gaseous fuel
With electrical energy
It does not have one
Not applicable
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| Region of birth |
| | Concept by which occupation of the dwelling is enjoyed.With values:
- Property free and clear when this is by one of the persons occupying it.
- Property after purchase with pending payments when there is written or verbal commitment to carry out delayed payments to acquire the dwelling (for example, mortgage payments or any other payment linked to the acquisition of the dwelling).
- Inherited or donated property when the owner has died, emigrated, etc., although any sort of encumbrance may be applicable to the dwelling.
- Provided freely or semi-freely by the employer, body or company where one of the household members works, when it is by virtue of an employment contract or as payment in kind.
- Provided freely or semi-freely by other persons, households or institutions when there does not exist any payment for use of the dwelling or else payment is fixed, voluntarily by the dwellings owner, below the market rental price.
- Rented, without its occupants' furniture, but pays for its use an annual or monthly amount in cash or in kind, it should be stated in the contract or declared in some other way if it does not have furniture.
- When rented unfurnished, it should be stated in the contract or declared in some other way if it does not have furniture.
- Another form. A dwelling is held in another form of tenancy if its tenancy regime does not adhere to any of the aforementioned modes.
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| Region of nationality |
| | List of regions of places of birth. as one of the measures of the statistical secrecy protection system, the region of birth is not disseminated in municipalities with less than 5,001 inhabitants.
With the categories:
- European Economic Community: Germany, Belgium, Denmark, Spain, France, Greece, Holland, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, Portugal, United Kingdom.
- Other European countries: Austria, Bulgaria, Czechoslovakia, Finland, Hungary, Iceland, Norway, Poland, Romania, Sweden, Switzerland, USSR, Yugoslavia.
- Rest of countries in Europe.
- African countries most present in Spain: Algeria, Egypt, Morocco, Nigeria, Tunisia, Zaire.
- Remaining African countries.
- Central America: Cuba, the Dominican Republic.
- Remaining countries in Central America.
- North America: Canada, United States of America and Mexico.
- South American countries most present in Spain: Argentina, Brazil and Venezuela.
- Remaining countries in South America.
- Asian countries most present in Spain: The Philippines,Japan,India,Indonesia,Pakistan.
- Rest of countries in Asia.
- Oceania.
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| Region of residence on 1-3-1981 |
| | List of regions of the place where the subjects or citizens are from. As one of the measures of the statistical secrecy protection system, the region of nationality is not disseminated in municipalities with less than 5,001 inhabitants.
With the categories:
- European Economic Community: Germany, Belgium, Denmark, Spain, France, Greece, Holland, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, Portugal, United Kingdom.
- Other European countries: Austria, Bulgaria, Czechoslovakia, Finland, Hungary, Iceland, Norway, Poland, Romania, Sweden, Switzerland, USSR, Yugoslavia.
- Rest of countries in Europe.
- African countries most present in Spain: Algeria, Egypt, Morocco, Nigeria, Tunisia, Zaire.
- Remaining African countries.
- Central America: Cuba, the Dominican Republic.
- Remaining countries in Central America.
- North America: Canada, United States of America and Mexico.
- South American countries most present in Spain: Argentina, Brazil and Venezuela.
- Remaining countries in South America.
- Asian countries most present in Spain: The Philippines,Japan,India,Indonesia,Pakistan.
- Rest of countries in Asia.
- Oceania.
- Stateless persons.
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| Region of residence on 1-3-1990. |
| | Relationship activities countries of the world place of residence 1-3-1981. As one of the measures of the statistical secrecy protection system, the region of residence in 1981 is not disseminated in municipalities with fewer than 5,001 inhabitants.
With the categories:
- European Economic Community: Germany, Belgium, Denmark, Spain, France, Greece, Holland, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, Portugal, United Kingdom.
- Other European countries: Austria, Bulgaria, Czechoslovakia, Finland, Hungary, Iceland, Norway, Poland, Romania, Sweden, Switzerland, USSR, Yugoslavia.
- Rest of countries in Europe.
- African countries most present in Spain: Algeria, Egypt, Morocco, Nigeria, Tunisia, Zaire.
- Remaining African countries.
- Central America: Cuba, the Dominican Republic.
- Remaining countries in Central America.
- North America: Canada, United States of America and Mexico.
- South American countries most present in Spain: Argentina, Brazil and Venezuela.
- Remaining countries in South America.
- Asian countries most present in Spain: The Philippines,Japan,India,Indonesia,Pakistan.
- Rest of countries in Asia.
- Oceania.
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| Region of residence on 1-4-1986 |
| | Relationship activities countries of the world place of residence 1-3-1990. As one of the measures of the statistical secrecy protection system, the region of residence in 1990 is not disseminated in municipalities with fewer than 5,001 inhabitants.
With the categories:
- European Economic Community: Germany, Belgium, Denmark, Spain, France, Greece, Holland, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, Portugal, United Kingdom.
- Other European countries: Austria, Bulgaria, Czechoslovakia, Finland, Hungary, Iceland, Norway, Poland, Romania, Sweden, Switzerland, USSR, Yugoslavia.
- Rest of countries in Europe.
- African countries most present in Spain: Algeria, Egypt, Morocco, Nigeria, Tunisia, Zaire.
- Remaining African countries.
- Central America: Cuba, the Dominican Republic.
- Remaining countries in Central America.
- North America: Canada, United States of America and Mexico.
- South American countries most present in Spain: Argentina, Brazil and Venezuela.
- Remaining countries in South America.
- Asian countries most present in Spain: The Philippines,Japan,India,Indonesia,Pakistan.
- Rest of countries in Asia.
- Oceania.
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| Relationship with the establishment |
| | Relationship activities countries of the world place of residence 1-4-1986. As one of the measures of the statistical secrecy protection system, the region of residence in 1986 is not disseminated in municipalities with fewer than 5,001 inhabitants.
With the categories:
- European Economic Community: Germany, Belgium, Denmark, Spain, France, Greece, Holland, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, Portugal, United Kingdom.
- Other European countries: Austria, Bulgaria, Czechoslovakia, Finland, Hungary, Iceland, Norway, Poland, Romania, Sweden, Switzerland, USSR, Yugoslavia.
- Rest of countries in Europe.
- African countries most present in Spain: Algeria, Egypt, Morocco, Nigeria, Tunisia, Zaire.
- Remaining African countries.
- Central America: Cuba, the Dominican Republic.
- Remaining countries in Central America.
- North America: Canada, United States of America and Mexico.
- South American countries most present in Spain: Argentina, Brazil and Venezuela.
- Remaining countries in South America.
- Asian countries most present in Spain: The Philippines,Japan,India,Indonesia,Pakistan.
- Rest of countries in Asia.
- Oceania.
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| Relationship with economic activity of the parents |
| | Under the following headings: 1 - Person who works in the establishment / 2 - Person who, normally residing in the establishment, does not work there.
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| Relationship with economic activity |
| | When the person lives with his or her father or mother, this variable takes the value of the relationship with the activity, which implies a "greater economic activity" among the values of the different situations (if there is more than one) of the father and of the mother. The order of priority established for values of the relationship with the activity is, from greatest to least activity, 02>04>05>03>01>06>07>08>09>10, where 01-Enrolled in military service, 02-Employed persons, 03-Unemployed looking for first job, 04-Unemployed people who have worked before, 05-Retired (receiving a retirement or disability pension), 06-Receiving a pension other than a retirement or disability pension, 07-Permanently disabled and unable to work, 08-Student, school or pre-school, 09-Homemakers (unpaid) and 10-Another situation (minors without education, independently wealthy...)
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| Relationship with economic activity in the previous week |
| | The goal of this characteristics is to ascertain the relationship between each person and economic activity, classifying the total population into Economically Active Population, Economically Inactive Population and Population Counted Separately.
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| Relationship between place of birth and place of residence |
| | Categories: Enrolled in military service, Employed persons, Unemployed person, seeking first job, Unemployed person, having worked before, Retired person (receiving a pension other than a retirement or disability pension), receiving a pension other than a retirement or disability pension, permanently disabled and unable to work, student, school or pre-school, housework (unpaid), another situation (unschooled minors, independently wealthy, etc.). Multiple responses are accepted, up to a maximum of three.
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| Relation between place of residence on 1-3-81 and current residence |
| | With values:
In the same municipality as in the census
In another municipality from the same province
In another municipality from different and same Autonomous Community
In another municipality from a different province and different Autonomous Community
Abroad
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| Relation between place of residence on 1-3-90 and current residence |
| | With values:
Had not been born
Same municipality and same address as in the census
Same municipality as in the census but different address
In a different municipality in the same province
In a different province in the same Autonomous Community
Different Autonomous Community
Abroad
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| Relation between place of residence on 1-4-86 and current residence |
| | With values:
Had not been born
Same municipality and same address as in the census
Same municipality as in the census but different address
In a different municipality in the same province
In a different province in the same Autonomous Community
Different autonomous community
Abroad
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| Resident |
| | With values:
Had not been born
Same municipality and same address as in the census
Same municipality as in the census but different address
In a different municipality in the same province
In a different province in the same Autonomous Community
Different Autonomous Community
Abroad
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| Residents in group establishments |
| | Those persons who habitually live in the municipal district. The number of residents in a dwelling has the following values: 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10 or more, 'Not applicable'
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| Toilet |
| | Residents dwellings or buildings intended for inhabitation by personas, subject to a common authority or scheme, whether or not dependent on an Economic institution
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| Sex |
| | A dwelling is regarded as having a toilet when it has the necessary fittings for flushing away human waste, with the availability of this fitting researched, as well as the number of toilets where the dwelling has one. With values: Toilet inside the dwelling, one, two, three or more/ Toilet outside the dwelling, it does not have one, not applicable.
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| Residence status |
| | Classification of sex. With the following values: Both sexes, Males, Females
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| Professional status |
| | With values:
Present resident (resident in the municipality and that on the date of the census they were present there).
Absent resident (resident in the municipality and that on the date of the census they were were not present there).
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Average area in m2 of
the dwelling |
| | Classification of the Professional Situation. With values: Entrepreneur, professional or self-employed worker who employs personnel/ Entrepreneur, professional or self-employed worker who does not employ personnel/ Entrepreneur, professional or self-employed worker who does not employ personnel/ Member of an associated work cooperative who works in the same...
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| Area in m2 of the dwelling |
| | Sum of the average areas of the dwellings / Total main dwellings. Referring to useful area, measured inside the external walls of the dwelling, not including basements, lofts, lumber rooms and uninhabitable attics. 50% of the surface of the terrace should be included within the surface of the dwelling if the latter is covered and not enclosed and 100% of the aforementioned surface if it is closed.
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Average area per
occupant |
| | Referring to net area, measured inside the external walls of the dwelling, not including basements, lofts, lumber rooms and uninhabitable attics. 50% of the surface of the terrace should be included within the surface of the dwelling if the latter is covered and not enclosed and 100% of the aforementioned surface if it is closed. With values: Up to 30 m2, 31 to 45 m2, ... More than 180 m2, not applicable.
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| Size of the household |
| | Sum of areas / Total residents in the dwelling.
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| Size of the municipality of residence |
| | Size of the household is regarded as being the number of persons it comprises, a maximum limit of thirty five residents having been set.
With values:
2 persons, 3 persons, 4 persons, 5 persons, 6 persons, 7 persons, 8 persons, 9 persons, 10 or more persons
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| Size of the nucleus |
| | With values:
Fewer than 101 inhabitants
101 to 500 inhabitants
501 to 1,000 inhabitants
1001 to 2000 inhabitants
2,001 to 5,000 inhabitants
5,001 to 10,000 inhabitants
10,001 to 20,000 inhabitants
20001 to 50000 inhabitants
50,001 to 100,000 inhabitants
100,001 to 500,000 inhabitants
More than 500.000 inhabitants
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Average size of the
household |
| | The number of personas it comprises. Since the nucleus is a restricted family concept, the minimum value of this variable will need to be greater than one.
With values:
2 persons, 3 persons, 4 persons, 5 persons, 6 or more persons
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| Couple formation rate |
| | Number of persons in the households divided by the number of households
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| Rate of education |
| | For a specific subgroup, the rate of couples refers to the percentage of persons in the subgroup that live with their spouse or partner as regards the population living in family dwellings in the subgroup
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| Activity, occupation and unemployment rates |
| | The rate of schooling can be obtained by dividing the total population undertaking studies in each of the levels considered and in each age group, by the total population in each age group. It is expressed as so many percent.
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| Telephone |
| | Activity rates are obtained by dividing in each age group the total number of active persons by the total population for that group: it is expressed as a percentage.
The unemployment is the percentage for the total active population, and the employment rate, the percentage of employed persons as compared with the total active population.
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| Type of heating |
| | A dwelling is regarded as having a telephone when there are one or more devices allowing communication with the National Telephone Network.With values: It has one / it does not have one / not applicable.
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| Type of building |
| | A dwelling has heating when it has a fitting or system, fixed or otherwise, allowing for increasing the temperature in the whole or part of it. With values: individual, group, without facilities but with resources, no resources.
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| Type of establishment |
| | Classification of the types of buildings. With values:
- Building exclusively intended for use as family dwelling
With a single dwelling
with several dwellings
- Building mainly intended for use as family dwelling
The rest can be used, wholly or in part, for agricultural production
The rest can be used for purposes other than agricultural production
- Building or complex aimed exclusively or mainly at group dwellings
Building intended for a hotel, motel, hostel, guesthouse.
Complex of buildings intended for a hotel, motel, hostel, guesthouse.
Building intended for a convent, barracks, prison, hall of residence..
Complex of buildings intended for a convent, barracks, prison, hall of residence..
- Building (or complex) aimed exclusively or mainly at purposes other than dwellings
Building mainly intended for agricultural production (with a dwelling or premises)
Building complex intended mainly for agrarian production (with some dwelling or premises)
Complex of buildings used as manufacturing plant, storage building, office, commercial centre..
Complex of buildings manufacturing plant, storage building, office, commercial centre..
Not applicable
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| Type of household |
| | With values: 1 - Hotels, motels, guesthouses, cheap hotels, hostels, chalets, independent hotel apartments, etc./ 2 - Halls of residence, students residences, etc./ 3 - Workers residences, etc././ 16 - Other.
If any establishment corresponds with more than one type, only the main one will be shown, this being regarded as the one corresponding with the main activity of the establishment.
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| Type of nucleus |
| | This feature analyses the nature of the household, distinguishing, firstly, between households comprised of a single person (single-person households) and households comprised of several persons (multi-person households). In this second case, the type of cohabitation is studied, distinguishing the population that does not live with family from the population that does.
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| All buildings |
| | Distinction is made between four types:
- Couple without single children
- Couple with single children
- Single father with single children.
- Single mother with single children.
Children must be single and and not have a partner.
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| Dwellings |
| | This is any permanent, separated and independent construction, designed to be used as a dwelling and/or for agricultural, industrial purposes, to provide services or generally, for the development of an activity
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| Unoccupied dwelling |
| | This is any structurally separate and independent building that, due to the form in which it was constructed, reconstructed, transformed or adapted, is granted to be inhabited by persons and is not totally destined for other uses, and those others that not fulfilling the previous conditions are effective and really inhabited.
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| Family dwelling |
| | A family dwelling is considered unoccupied or empty when it is not the regular residence of a person and nobody uses it seasonally, periodically or sporadically. These are vacant dwellings, without being found in a state of ruins
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| Not a main dwelling |
| | Any room or set of rooms and their outbuildings which occupy a building or a structurally separated part of the same and that, by the way in which they have been constructed, reconstructed or transformed, are destined to be inhabited by one or several persons and on the date of the interview are not used totally for other purposes.They will be classified into main, second and unoccupied dwellings, and other types of dwelling.
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| Main dwelling |
| | They are classified into the following type by their use With values: second dwelling, unoccupied dwelling and other type of dwellings.
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| Second dwelling |
| | A family dwelling is considered the main dwelling when it is used all of most of the year as the regular residence of one or more persons.
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| Dwellings |
| | A family dwelling is considered secondary when it is only used part of the year, seasonally, periodically or sporadically, and is not the regular residence of one or over persons.
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