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AREA AND POPULATION

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There were 965,911 males, and 1,035,006 females.

Conjugal condition of the domiciled population, 1891:—

Unmarried Married Widowed Divorced Not stated
Males 602,962323,93537,6603081,046
Females 627,498325,95280,263426867

Of the total population in 1891, 1,526,788 (76.3 per cent.) were domiciled in rural districts, and 474,129 (23.7 per cent.) in towns.

Of the total population in 1891, 1,940,726 were born in Norway, 38,017 in Sweden, 2,475 in Denmark, 2,661 in Finland, 1,738 in Germany, 655 in Great Britain or Ireland. In 1891 the number of Laps was 20,786, and of Fins, 9,378.

In 1891 the population was divided according to occupation as follows:—

Occupation Employers,
&c.
Clerks,
overseers.
&c.
Workmen
and
women
Dependents
of families,
&c.
Total
Administrative and
professional
Male 4,36812,1482,94916,16235,627
Female 1,6843,9721,83015,76923,255
Agriculture, &c. Male 122,1433,231126,217166,774408,365
Female 11,21651274,346166,477247,551
Fisheries Male 41,07218814,45533,68789,402
Female 297174832,05333,099
Mines, metal works,
and other industries
Male 34,9985,26987,08985,204212,560
Female 29,73130420,12084,844134,999
Commerce Male 13,99110,6489,92355,284131,360
Female 6,1994,7982,94256,74571,926
Transport Male 3,57511,66726,272 (included in commerce, above)
Female 302475465
Domestic work Male 4210,8432,59313,478
Female 305,267[1] 13,077137,113[2]2,585458,042
Occupation not stated Male 170[3] 794,7824,2049,235
Female 259[3] 383,6543,9107,861
Living on private
fortune, annuitants, &c.
Male 26,612 3,95130,563
Female 31,109 4,55535,664
Charity, public
or private
Male 20,70020,700
Female 24,98724,987
Total Male 236,92943,272282,530388,559951,290
Female 386,06423,177241,218386,9251,037,384
Male and female 622,99366,449523,748775,4841,988,674
  1. Married women in their own households.
  2. Comprising servants, children, &c., living in the house.
  3. 1 2 Social condition unknown.

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