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District Electoral Divisions: Population by age

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This table provides 285,402 counts that classify 1911 Irish census records by Age at District Electoral Division level.

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District Electoral Division Code	District Electoral Division Label	Age Code	Age Label	Count
01001	Antrim, Aghagallon	-1	Not specified	5
01001	Antrim, Aghagallon	0	0	20
01001	Antrim, Aghagallon	1	1	19
01001	Antrim, Aghagallon	2	2	35
01001	Antrim, Aghagallon	3	3	25
01001	Antrim, Aghagallon	4	4	32
01001	Antrim, Aghagallon	5	5	29
01001	Antrim, Aghagallon	6	6	27
01001	Antrim, Aghagallon	7	7	28
01001	Antrim, Aghagallon	8	8	33
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Methodology

This dataset was created from digitised census returns published on the National Archives of Ireland website. The Sensible Code Company has processed the data and worked to correct obvious mistakes when compared with the official reports published in 1913. However, this should currently be treated as for demonstration purposes only. It requires further work before it can be treated as a statistical product.