Wolverhampton City Council :: Mean age of population in the area

Description: Mean age of usually resident population of area at the time of the 2001 Census. Mean age is calculated by dividing the sum of each person's age last birthday (in single year counts) by the number of people.
Measurement Unit: Years
Dataset Date: 2001-04-29
Ness: 63
Subjects: 2001 Census: Key Statistics, Indicators, People and Society: Population and Migration

Comparison against other Metropolitan Borough Councils
Area	Value
Barnsley Borough Council	39.1
Birmingham City Council	36.0
Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council	37.8
Bradford Metropolitan Council	36.4
Bury Metropolitan Borough Council	38.1
Calderdale	38.6
Coventry City Council	37.1
Doncaster Metropolitan Borough Council	38.9
Dudley Metropolitan Borough	39.5
Gateshead Metropolitan Borough Council	39.7
Kirklees Metropolitan Borough Council	37.6
Knowsley Metropolitan Borough	37.0
Leeds City Council	37.6
Liverpool City Council	37.4
Manchester City Council	35.0
Newcastle upon Tyne City Council	37.8
North Tyneside Council	40.1
Oldham Metropolitan Borough Council	37.2
Rochdale Metropolitan Borough Council	37.1
Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council	38.6
Salford City Council	38.2
Sandwell Metropolitan Borough Council	38.1
Sefton Metropolitan Borough Council	40.5
Sheffield Council	38.5
Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council	39.6
South Tyneside Metropolitan Borough Council	39.5
St Helens Borough Council	38.7
Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council	39.4
Sunderland City Council	38.3
Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council	38.1
Trafford Council	38.9
Wakefield City Metropolitan District Council	38.6
Walsall Metropolitan Borough Council	38.3
Wigan Metropolitan Borough	38.3
Wirral Metropolitan Borough	40.0
Wolverhampton City Council	38.4

Source ONS Neighbourhood Statistics > Age Structure (KS02)

Last updated 29 Jan 08:22 (over 3 years ago)

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