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Secondary activities
2001 Census counts


Curriculum links

  • Maths Number level 5: Solve practical problems using decimals and percentages.
  • Geography year 11: New Zealand Population: How is New Zealand's population made up? Where is the population located? Are numbers increasing or declining? Why?
  • Social Studies level 5: Place and Environment: Why people move between places.


Background

On Tuesday 6 March 2001, every person in New Zealand was asked to fill out a census form as part of the 2001 Census of Population and Dwellings. March is chosen for the census because most people are back from holidays and there is not much seasonal work that takes people away from their homes. To find out more about the 2001 Census, have a look at the page called Information about the 2001 Census on Schools Corner.

The 2001 Census counts activity looks at the growth between 1991 and 2001 of New Zealand's 16 regions. The activity looks at increases, decreases and changes in population numbers. It also links to tables containing more detail about your region.





Related links


2001 Census front page
2001 Census of Population and Dwellings - About Census
2001 Census of Population and Dwellings - Territorial Authority Leaflets (listed alphabetically)
2001 Census of Population and Dwellings - Topic Based Reports
2001 Census final population counts
Table Finder helps you find information on a range of topics
Community Profiles helps you find information about where you live
Glossary
Classifications
2001 Census questionnaires
Classification counts