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(Continued) District, Sub-District, Sex Table 8.2 Population fi ve years and over by level of literacy in Tetun, Portuguese, Bahasa Indonesia and English, sub-district and sex Total Do not speak read or write Level of Literacy in Bahasa Indonesia Level of Literacy in English Speak only Read only Speak and read only Speak read and write Timor-Leste Census 2010, Volume 3 Total Do not speak read or write Speak only Read only Speak and read only (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) DILI 198,614 37,169 14,264 13,752 2,312 131,117 198,614 90,020 7,807 45,606 5,655 49,526 Male 105,161 17,891 7,253 7,141 1,218 71,658 105,161 45,375 4,142 24,017 3,019 28,608 Female 93,453 19,278 7,011 6,611 1,094 59,459 93,453 44,645 3,665 21,589 2,636 20,918 VERA CRUZ 28,883 4,710 1,978 1,736 280 20,179 28,883 12,373 1,586 6,938 787 7,199 Male 15,113 2,267 954 937 140 10,815 15,113 6,137 834 3,674 426 4,042 Female 13,770 2,443 1,024 799 140 9,364 13,770 6,236 752 3,264 361 3,157 NAIN FETO 22,494 3,327 1,977 2,012 405 14,773 22,494 9,608 1,077 5,885 1,206 4,718 Male 11,671 1,544 979 1,044 210 7,894 11,671 4,713 588 3,035 620 2,715 Female 10,823 1,783 998 968 195 6,879 10,823 4,895 489 2,850 586 2,003 METINARO 4,039 1,989 327 356 101 1,266 4,039 3,141 44 564 68 222 Male 2,117 972 173 201 51 720 2,117 1,629 15 295 38 140 Female 1,922 1,017 154 155 50 546 1,922 1,512 29 269 30 82 ATAURO 7,450 3,371 401 1,052 42 2,584 7,450 5,764 132 1,037 57 460 Male 3,608 1,418 227 514 18 1,431 3,608 2,673 70 522 37 306 Female 3,842 1,953 174 538 24 1,153 3,842 3,091 62 515 20 154 DOM ALEIXO 89,658 13,619 6,533 4,811 961 63,734 89,658 38,708 3,118 22,286 2,864 22,682 Male 48,479 6,746 3,387 2,486 522 35,338 48,479 19,945 1,678 11,898 1,519 13,439 Female 41,179 6,873 3,146 2,325 439 28,396 41,179 18,763 1,440 10,388 1,345 9,243 CRISTO REI 46,090 10,153 3,048 3,785 523 28,581 46,090 20,426 1,850 8,896 673 14,245 Male 24,173 4,944 1,533 1,959 277 15,460 24,173 10,278 957 4,593 379 7,966 Female 21,917 5,209 1,515 1,826 246 13,121 21,917 10,148 893 4,303 294 6,279 Speak read and write 199
(Continued) District, Sub-District, Sex Table 8.2 Population fi ve years and over by level of literacy in Tetun, Portuguese, Bahasa Indonesia and English, sub-district and sex Total Do not speak read or write Level of Literacy in Bahasa Indonesia Level of Literacy in English Speak only Read only Speak and read only Speak read and write 200 Timor-Leste Census 2010, Volume 3 Total Do not speak read or write Speak only Read only Speak and read only (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) ERMERA 98,883 62,998 5,539 11,836 689 17,821 98,883 80,602 1,614 9,841 542 6,284 Male 49,772 29,571 3,122 6,251 389 10,439 49,772 39,499 876 5,448 320 3,629 Female 49,111 33,427 2,417 5,585 300 7,382 49,111 41,103 738 4,393 222 2,655 RAILACO 8,703 4,657 766 911 41 2,328 8,703 6,607 169 1,030 40 857 Male 4,477 2,255 417 454 23 1,328 4,477 3,330 95 549 25 478 Female 4,226 2,402 349 457 18 1,000 4,226 3,277 74 481 15 379 ERMERA 28,422 15,132 1,578 3,768 209 7,735 28,422 20,813 671 3,887 181 2,870 Male 14,401 6,986 898 1,991 121 4,405 14,401 10,138 354 2,173 104 1,632 Female 14,021 8,146 680 1,777 88 3,330 14,021 10,675 317 1,714 77 1,238 LETEFOHO 17,976 12,110 848 2,170 139 2,709 17,976 14,949 290 1,694 93 950 Male 9,110 5,743 518 1,187 81 1,581 9,110 7,400 160 950 58 542 Female 8,866 6,367 330 983 58 1,128 8,866 7,549 130 744 35 408 ATSABE 14,625 10,696 883 967 188 1,891 14,625 12,498 204 1,111 165 647 Male 7,160 4,926 498 493 98 1,145 7,160 5,977 107 591 97 388 Female 7,465 5,770 385 474 90 746 7,465 6,521 97 520 68 259 HATOLIA 29,157 20,403 1,464 4,020 112 3,158 29,157 25,735 280 2,119 63 960 Male 14,624 9,661 791 2,126 66 1,980 14,624 12,654 160 1,185 36 589 Female 14,533 10,742 673 1,894 46 1,178 14,533 13,081 120 934 27 371 Speak read and write
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Population and Housing Census of Ti
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RDTL Democratic Republic of Timor-L
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It is with great pleasure that I pr
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Contents Sub-district Map of Timor-
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Contents - Continued 17. Labour For
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List of tables - Volume 3 Contents
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List of tables - Volume 3 Contents
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16. Net Enrolment Ratio NER Total P
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22. Percentage of households by typ
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32. Percentage of households by liv
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Figure 1: Population size of Timor-
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The objectives of census mapping ar
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The main objectives of the census p
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16. Challenges i. Heavy rainfall in
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18. Occupation Occupation is defi n
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TIMOR LESTE Age Total At School Tab
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AILEU Age Total At School Table 2.2
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BOBONARO Age Total At School Table
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LIQUIÇA Age Total At School Table
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MANUFAHI Age Total At School Table
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OECUSSI Age Total At School Table 2
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Table 3.a.1 Population fi ve years
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Table 3.b.2 Population fi ve years
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Table 3.c.1 Population fi ve years
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Table 4.1.b Population fi ve years
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Table 4.2.a Population fi ve years
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Table 4.2.c Population fi ve years
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Table 5.a Population fi ve years an
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Table 5.c Population fi ve years an
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Table 7. Population fi ve years and
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Table 7.1 Population fi ve years an
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TIMOR LESTE Table 12. Employed popu
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Table 19.a.12 Population by urban/r
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References Central Bureau of Statis
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List of Census Contributors MEMBERS
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Administration and Coordination 1.
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