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For each municipality, the alterations to the main characteristics that have taken place over time are presented and which are shown in the Population Censuses considered. Three quantitative and three circumstantial characteristics have been included. The quantitative characteristics are: de facto population, de jure population and number of households (families or registration certificate). In terms of the circumstantial characteristics: change of name, variations in size of territory and municipality existence.
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Population FiguresAlterations to the municipalities in the Population Censuses since 1842
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