Population Estimates Time Series Data
Population Estimates Time Series Data
Last Updated: 25 June 2021
Over time statistical outputs (and time series data) may be subject to revisions or corrections. Revisions are generally planned, and are the result of either improvements in statistical methods or the availability of additional data. For example, the annual mid-year population estimates are revised after a census to take account of the additional information gained from the census results. Details of planned revisions are held within the Metadata alongside each publication. Corrections are unplanned and occur when errors in either the statistical data or methodology are found after release of the data. The latest correction to these datasets was in September 2018, for more information please see the revisions and corrections page.
This time series section provides access to the latest time series data, taking into account any revisions or corrections over the years.
Note: Tables are mainly offered for the purposes of extracting figures. Due to the size of some of the files they are not recommended for printing.
Tables
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Mid-year population estimates: Scotland and its council areas by single year of age and sex 1981 to 2020 |
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Mid-year population estimates: Scotland and its council areas, total population by sex: 1981 to 2020 |
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Mid-year population estimates: Scotland and its NHS Board areas by single year of age and sex: 1981 to 2020 (Excel CSV) (2 MB) |
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Mid-year population estimates: Scotland and its NHS Board areas, total population by sex: 1981 to 2020 (Excel CSV) (34 KB) |
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Mid-year population estimates: Scotland, all ages by sex: 1855 to 2020 (Excel CSV) (22 KB) |
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Mid-year population estimates: Scotland by quinary age and sex: 1911 to 2020 (Excel CSV) (138 KB) |
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Mid-year population estimates: Scotland by single year of age and sex: 1981 to 2020 (Excel CSV) (247 KB) |
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Mid-year population estimates: Scotland and its pre-April 2014 NHS Board areas by single year of age and sex: 1981 to 2013 |
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