Back to home pageFrance (Paris) INSEE RESULTATS 1992 - NUMBER 216 (Démographie-Société N . 20, November 1992) 93.72.01 - French General Population Census of the Territory of Mayotte (Recensement général de la population de la collectivité territoriale de Mayotte) Mayotte, in the Comoros Islands, is made up of two islands: Grande Terre where the majority of the population lives, and Petite Terre which was the historical administrative seat. The whole territory covers 374 km2. The people can be divided into two main groups: the Mahors and the Malagasy, who arrived in the early 19th century. Other populations arrived from other islands in the Comoros and the Indian Ocean, as well as a more recent Malagasy wave, some Indians and French from the mainland. As of August 1991, there were 94,400 inhabitants in Mayotte. (COMOROS, REGIONAL DEMOGRAPHY, POPULATION SITUATION) 1992 - NUMBER 217 (Démographie-Société N . 21, November 1992) 93.72.02 - French 1990 Population Census. Nationalities. Results of the 1-in-4 Sample (Recensement de la population de 1990. Nationalités. Résultats du sondage au quart) This issue gives detailed results on the foreign population and the foreigners having acquired French nationality, drawn from the 1-in-4 extraction of the 1990 Census. The tables cover the following headings: total population, economically active population, households-families, accommodation; départements- regions, migration. Further retrospective tables also provide data extracted from the previous censuses and from civil registration sources; these cover acquisitions of French nationality and permanent foreign workers who have entered France. At the beginning of the issue, an extract from the Nationality Code has been published in order to clarify the concept of "foreigner". At the end of the issue, some relatively detailed explanatory notes are given to enable the reader to understand the methodology used during the extraction of the population census (economically active population, households, families, etc.). (FRANCE, POPULATION CENSUS, SAMPLING, NATIONALITY) 1992 - NUMBER 227-228 (Démographie-Société, N . 22-23, December 1992) 93.72.03 - French 1990 Population Census. Households - Families. Results of the 1- in-4 Sample (Recensement de la population de 1990. Ménages - familles. Résultats du sondage au quart) This issue provides detailed results on the Households-Families analysis obtained from the 1-in-4 extraction of the 1990 Census. The tables cover the following headings: households (household structure, social characteristics and nationality), individuals (overall group, children, people living alone, those isolated from households). Further retrospective tables provide data on the previous censuses. At the beginning of the issue, an analysis is published which summarizes the main results in terms of numbers. At the end of the issue, some relatively detailed explanatory notes permit the reader to refer to the definitions chosen for the population census extraction (economically active population, households, families), in particular with regard to the amended definition of family children which was decided on between 1982 and 1990. (FRANCE, POPULATION CENSUS, SAMPLING, HOUSEHOLD, FAMILY) 1993 - NUMBER 232 (Démographie-Société, N . 24 - March 1993) 93.72.04 - French 1990 Population Census. The Overseas Territories' Population, both Born There or Originating There, now Residing in Metropolitan France. Results of the 1-in-4 Sample (Recensement de la population de 1990. Les populations des DOM-TOM, nées et originaires, résidant en France métropolitaine. Résultats du sondage au quart) The present issue provides detailed results on the populations of France's overseas territories residing in Metropolitan France, as obtained from the 1-in-4 sample of the 1990 Census. Most of the tables cover people born in the territories and residing in Metropolitan France; the last ones deal with those originating in the territories, present in Metropolitan France. These two concepts (born in the territories or originating from the territories) are defined in the preface; it is emphasised that the new definition of children of families, as adopted for the 1990 census, leads to changes in the numbers of those originating from the territories. Further retrospective tables provide data on the previous censuses. At the beginning of the issue, an analysis is published which summarizes the main results in terms of figures. At the end of the issue, relatively detailed explanatory notes allow the reader to understand the methodology used for the extraction of the population census (economically active population, households, family, etc.). (FRANCE, CARIBBEAN, POPULATION CENSUS, SAMPLING, IMMIGRANTS)
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