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5.1.2 Age and Gender Structure of Resident Population
As shown above, the registered (patient) population differs from the estimated resident
population. The number of patients registered with Hull GPs is higher than the number
of people who live within Hull. Estimates of the resident population are available from
the Census. The most recent Census conducted in April 2001 estimated the population
of Hull to be 243,589. However, the Census population of Hull was later revised up by
6,600 to 250,189. The Office for National Statistics (ONS) estimates resident population
for each local authority from the Census figures by adjusting for births, deaths and
ageing, and estimating migration (using information from GP registrations to assess
national/local migration and limited travel survey information to assess international
migration). Table 11 gives the population estimates for mid-year 2009 for Hull from the
ONS (which measures to the nearest 100 residents). The population estimate for midyear
2008 was 258,700.
Table 11: Mid-year resident population estimate for Hull for 2009 (from the Office for
National Statistics)
Age (years) Estimated resident population of Hull, mid-year 2009 (ONS data)
Male Female Total
0 1,900 1,700 3,500
1 to 4 6,600 6,200 12,800
5 to 9 6,900 6,200 13,000
10 to 14 7,600 7,000 14,600
15 to 19 9,200 9,000 18,100
20 to 24 13,800 13,400 27,200
25 to 29 12,500 11,400 23,900
30 to 34 9,400 8,000 17,300
35 to 39 8,900 8,300 17,200
40 to 44 9,500 8,800 18,200
45 to 49 9,300 8,700 17,900
50 to 54 7,800 7,400 15,200
55 to 59 7,000 6,800 13,800
60 to 64 6,700 6,600 13,300
65 to 69 4,600 4,900 9,400
70 to 74 4,400 4,700 9,100
75 to 79 3,400 4,200 7,700
80 to 84 2,100 3,400 5,500
85 to 89 1,000 2,000 3,100
90+ 400 1,000 1,400
TOTAL 132,800 129,600 262,400
Based on ONS‟s mid-year population estimates, the population of Hull increased by
3,700 (1.4%) people between mid-year 2008 and mid-year 2009. Between mid-year
2008 and mid-year 2009, ONS estimated that the number of births decreased by 100,
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