Finland Yearbook - 1898 (Thomas Brambor's conflicted copy 2015-11-09)

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• 57. Average age a t the time o f confinements, marriages,
divorces and deaths by sex, 1981-1997 ..................... 108
• 58. Language, and language o f spouse, o f women married
in 1997 ......................................................................... 108
• 59. Language, and language o f spouse, o f men married in
1997................................................................................ 108
• 60. Marriages by sex, earlier marital status o f husband and
wife and by type o f wedding and remarriages, 1911-1997 109
• 61. Marriages contracted according to age o f women,
1971-1997...................................................................... 110
• 62. Marriages by months, 1971-1997.............................. 110
• 63. Divorces to age o f woman per 1000 mean population
o f married persons in 1971-1997 and total divorce rate
in 1988-1997................................................................. 111
• 64. Divorces by age, 1971-1997........................................ 111
• 65. Divorces by duration o f marriage, 1971-1997........... 112
66. Marriages contracted and divorces granted, 1902­
1997................................................................................ 112
• 67. Divorces by number o f children, 1971-1997............. 113
• 68. Live births by sex and legitimacy, 1761-1997........... 114
• 69. Live-born children, stillbirths, births by number o f
children and children born in multiple births, 1931-1997 115
70. Live births and deaths, annual mean 1901-1995___ 115
71. Live-born children according to mother's age, 1921­
1997................................................................................ 116
72. Live births by order o f birth and by region, 1997........ 116
73. Fertility rates, reproduction rates and legal abortions,
1946-1997...................................................................... 117
74. Probability o f death per 1000population, 1966-1997 118
75. Life expectancy, 1966-1997......................................... 119
76. Life tables, 1997........................................................... 120
77. Deaths per 1000population by age and sex, 1976-1997 121
78. Deaths, infant deaths and neo-natal mortality by sex,
1921-1997...................................................................... 122
79. Infant deaths, 1921-1996............................................. 122
80. Migration within municipality, internal migration,
immigration, emigration and migration, 1946-1997.. 123
81. Migration by age, 1997................................................. 124
82. Intermunicipal migration, immigration and emigration
by region, 1997............................................................. 124
83. Migration between regions, 1997............................... 125
• 84. Migration between urban municipalities and other
municipalities by age, and net migration o f urban
municipalities, 1997 ................................................... 126
85. N et migration o f travel-to-work areas, urban municipalities
and rural districts, 1971-1997........................ 126
86. Citizenships granted, 1966-1997................................. 127
87. Citizenships granted, 1965-1997................................. 127
88. Applicants for asylum and refugees, 1989-1997 __ 128
89. Applicants for asylum by nationality, 1996-1997__ 128
90. Decisions on asylum by nationality o f applicant, 1990­
1997................................................................................ 129
91. Refugees received by municipalities by country o f
origin, 1996-1997......................................................... 130
92. Refugees received by municipalities according to
region, 1997................................................................... 130
Agriculture
93. Farms engaged in production, 1996............................. 131
94. Farms by size o f arable land area, 1980-1996........... 131
95. Land use o f agricultural holdings by region, size category
o f arable land and owner group in summer 1996 132
96. Use o f arable land, 1930-1998.................................... 133
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97. Crops, 1930-1997......................................................... 134
98. Sales o f fertilizers to farms, 1986/87-1996/97 ........ 135
99. Pesticides sold to farms, 1990-1997........................... 135
100. Crop yields, 1930-1997................................................. 136
101. Livestock farms by type o f production, 1 9 90-1996... 136
102. Livestock, 1970-1997................................................... 137
103. Dairies, 1960-1997....................................................... 138
104. Total meat and egg production, 1960-1997............... 138
105. Use o f horticultural land, 1985-1997........................... 139
106. Income from agriculture and forestry o f farmers and
spouses in state taxation: averages by region, 1996and
by farm size, 1992-1996............................................... 139
107. Taxable income, expenditure, assets and liabilities o f
farms by farm size, 1996............................................... 140
108. Number o f farms in different debt categories by farm
size category, 1996....................................................... 142
109. Number o f farms in different debt categories by income
from farming, 1996....................................................... 142
110. Price indices for agriculture, 1991-1997..................... 143
111. Producer prices for agricultural products, 1980-1997. 143
112. Self-sufficiency in foodstuffs, 1970-1997................... 144
113. Honey, reindeer meat and fur production, 1980-1997 144
Hunting and fishing
114. Hunting, 1950-1997..................................................... 145
115. Catches offish, 1994-1997.......................................... 146
116. Fishermen, 1997............................................................. 146
117. Registered fishing vessels, 1.1.1998 ............................. 147
118. Fish culture, 1990-1997............................................... 147
Forestry
119. Land classes by region according to the National Forest
Inventory, 1986-1997................................................... 148
120. Forestry land by owner group and region, 1986-1997. 148
121. Dominant tree species on forest land by region, 1986­
1997................................................................................ 149
122. Symptoms o f forest damage impairing stand quality by
region, 1986-1997......................................................... 149
123. Forest fires by region, 1995-1997 ............................... 150
124. Volume o f the growing stock by region, 1986-1997.. 150
125. Increment and drain o f the growing stock, 1950-1997 151
126. Increment and drain o f the growing stock, 1923-1997 151
127. Silvicultural and forest improvement work and related
costs, 1960-1997.......................................................... 152
128. Sales o f forest fertilizers, 1970/71-1997/98.............. 153
129. Forest area treated with felling, 1970-1997.............. 153
130. Stumpage prices o f roundwood in private forests,
1950-1997...................................................................... 154
131. Commercial roundwood production, 1970-1997........ 154
132. Commercial roundwood production by forestry centre,
1997................................................................................ 155
133. Roundwood quantities transported to forest industry
companies, 1960-1997 ............................................... 155
134. Consumption o f domestic roundwood, 1950-1997... 156
135. Consumption o f roundwood in Finland, 1923-1997... 156
136. Consumption o f industrial wood by industry, 1950­
1997................................................................................ 157
137. Exports o f roundwood and poles, 1965-1997............. 158
138. Imports o f roundwood, 1965-1997............................... 158
139. Peatlands and peat resources, 1986-1997 ................ 159
140. Production and consumption o f peat products, 1960­
1997................................................................................ 159
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