DISTRIBUTION OF MAJOR LANGUAGE GROUPS IN URBAN AND RURAL |
AREAS, BY REGIONS |
Data ID |
Description: |
Proportion of people speaking each language in urban areas and rural areas in each region |
Chapter: |
Additional data |
File name: |
languages per 13 region from 91 census |
File type: |
Excel file |
Geographical area: |
Namibia |
Keywords: |
language |
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people |
Notes on data, analysis and |
Equivalent to Figure 6.08, but data are amalgamated into the 13 regions and not the 27 old districts. Based largely on |
compilation: |
information collected during the 1991 Population and Housing Census conducted by the Central Statistics Office. |
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Languages were grouped as follows: Caprivian (Totela, Subiya, Fwe and Siyeyi), San (Kung, Hei//om, Kxoe), Kavango |
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(Gciriku - also called Rumanyo, Shambyu, Kwangali, Mbunza, Thimbukushu), Oshiwambo (Ndonga, Kwanyama, Kwambi, |
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Eunda, Mbandja, Mbalantu, Ngandgera, Kwaluudhi, Kolonkadhi, and Others (Afrikaans, German, English, Portuguese) |
Data quality and organisation |
Positional Accuracy: |
Data at regional level |
Vector/Raster: |
Vector |
Source/Distribution |
Data Source: |
1991 Population and Housing Census |
Contact: |
Central Statistics Office |
Distribution notes: |
Unrestricted |