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Marital Status of all Mosaic NI TypesTypeHousehold % Above average levels of:Average levels of:Bookers BookerA03 Cultural Avant Garde 442 11% Co-habiting, Married and Widowed NoneF20 Terraced Melting Pot 309 8% Single, Co-habiting and Divorced NoneA01 Business Leadership 284 7% Married NoneC08 Stable Family Semis 217 5% Married and Widowed Co-habitingF21 Local and Commercial 197 5% Single, Co-habiting, Divorced and Widowed NoneA02 Monied Empty Nesters 192 5% Married and Widowed NoneB05 Public Service Ethos 188 5% Married NoneB06 Commuting Country 183 5% Married NoneF22 Student Culture 182 4% Single and Co-habiting NoneC09 Multi - family Semis 160 4% Married SingleE19 Blue Collar Thrift 141 3% Co-habiting, Divorced and Widowed NoneC07 Community Stalwarts 129 3% Married NoneB04 High Achievers 128 3% Married NoneC10 Middle of the Road 127 3% Co-habiting and Married NoneD15 Young Mortgagees 105 3% Co-habiting and Married NoneC11 Suburban Retirement 102 3% Divorced and Widowed NoneI32 Rural Entrepreneurs 95 2% Married NoneD13 Small Town Success 90 2% Married NoneG24 Pensioners in Flats 86 2% Single, Co-habiting, Divorced and Widowed NoneG25 Market Town Seniors 76 2% Single, Co-habiting, Divorced and Widowed NoneI33 Marginal Farmland 75 2% Married SingleH27 Proud Traditions 70 2% Single, Co-habiting, Divorced and Widowed NoneH29 Moving up, Staying On 65 2% Single, Divorced and Widowed NoneG26 Breadline Pensioners 63 2% Single, Divorced and Widowed NoneH28 Hard Pressed Owners 62 2% Single, Co-habiting and Divorced MarriedE18 Small Town Estates 61 2% Single and Widowed NoneH30 Cycles of Poverty 55 1% Single, Co-habiting and Divorced NoneD14 Rural Fringe 47 1% Co-habiting and Married NoneI35 Farming Heartland 41 1% Married NoneI36 Ancestral Memories 23 1% Married NoneI34 Rural, some commuting 15 0% Married NoneD17 New Areas 14 0% Co-habiting and Married NoneC12 Centres of Tourism 10 0% Widowed SingleI31 Remote, Some Industry 10 0% Married NoneG23 High Rise Residents 5 0% Single, Co-habiting, Divorced and Widowed NoneD16 Barracks Life 0 0% Married NoneTotal 4,049 100%8
Qualifications of all Mosaic NI TypesTypeHousehold % Above average levels of:Average levels of:Bookers BookerA03 Cultural Avant Garde 442 11% 5+ ‘O’ Levels, 2+ ‘A’ Levels, Degree NoneF20 Terraced Melting Pot 309 8% 2+ ‘A’ Levels and Degree NoneA01 Business Leadership 284 7% 5+ ‘O’ Levels, 2+ ‘A’ Levels, Degree NoneC08 Stable Family Semis 217 5% 1+ ‘O’ Level , 5+ ‘O’ Levels, 2+ ‘A’ Levels, NoneDegreeF21 Local and Commercial 197 5% 2+ ‘A’ Levels 1+ ‘O’ LevelA02 Monied Empty Nesters 192 5% 5+ ‘O’ Levels, 2+ ‘A’ Levels, Degree NoneB05 Public Service Ethos 188 5% 5+ ‘O’ Levels, 2+ ‘A’ Levels, Degree NoneB06 Commuting Country 183 5% 5+ ‘O’ Levels, 2+ ‘A’ Levels, Degree NoneF22 Student Culture 182 4% 2+ ‘A’ Levels and Degree NoneC09 Multi - family Semis 160 4% 5+ ‘O’ Levels, 2+ ‘A’ Levels, Degree 1+ ‘O’ LevelE19 Blue Collar Thrift 141 3% 1+ ‘O’ Level NoneC07 Community Stalwarts 129 3% 5+ ‘O’ Levels, 2+ ‘A’ Levels, Degree NoneB04 High Achievers 128 3% 5+ ‘O’ Levels, 2+ ‘A’ Levels, Degree 1+ ‘O’ LevelC10 Middle of the Road 127 3% 1+ ‘O’ Level , 5+ ‘O’ Levels, 2+ ‘A’ Levels, NoneDegreeD15 Young Mortgagees 105 3% 1+ ‘O’ Level , 5+ ‘O’ Levels, 2+ ‘A’ Levels, NoneDegreeC11 Suburban Retirement 102 3% 5+ ‘O’ Levels, Degree NoneI32 Rural Entrepreneurs 95 2% 5+ ‘O’ Levels 2+ ‘A’ LevelsD13 Small Town Success 90 2% 1+ ‘O’ Level , 5+ ‘O’ Levels, 2+ ‘A’ Levels, NoneDegreeG24 Pensioners in Flats 86 2% None NoneG25 Market Town Seniors 76 2% None 1+ ‘O’ LevelI33 Marginal Farmland 75 2% 5+ ‘O’ Levels 1+ ‘O’ LevelH27 Proud Traditions 70 2% 1+ ‘O’ Level NoneH29 Moving up, Staying On 65 2% None 1+ ‘O’ LevelG26 Breadline Pensioners 63 2% None NoneH28 Hard Pressed Owners 62 2% 1+ ‘O’ Level , 5+ ‘O’ Levels, 2+ ‘A’ Levels NoneE18 Small Town Estates 61 2% None 1+ ‘O’ LevelH30 Cycles of Poverty 55 1% 1+ ‘O’ Level NoneD14 Rural Fringe 47 1% 1+ ‘O’ Level , 5+ ‘O’ Levels, 2+ ‘A’ Levels DegreeI35 Farming Heartland 41 1% 5+ ‘O’ Levels NoneI36 Ancestral Memories 23 1% 5+ ‘O’ Levels 1+ ‘O’ LevelI34 Rural, some commuting 15 0% 5+ ‘O’ Levels NoneD17 New Areas 14 0% 1+ ‘O’ Level , 5+ ‘O’ Levels, 2+ ‘A’ Levels, NoneDegreeC12 Centres of Tourism 10 0% 5+ ‘O’ Levels, 2+ ‘A’ Levels, Degree NoneI31 Remote, Some Industry 10 0% 5+ ‘O’ Levels 1+ ‘O’ LevelG23 High Rise Residents 5 0% None 1+ ‘O’ LevelD16 Barracks Life 0 0% 1+ ‘O’ Level , 5+ ‘O’ Levels, 2+ ‘A’ Levels NoneTotal 4,049 100%9
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