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but there was an increase of 500 for children aged 1-4 years, no change for those aged
5-9, and a decrease of 700 for those aged 10-14 years. There were increases in the
ONS estimated resident population in Hull for those aged 15-19, 20-24, 25-29 and 30-34
years (of 200, 2,600, 600 and 500 respectively). The estimated resident population
decreased for those aged 35-39 and 40-44 years (by 500 and 400 respectively), with
increases for those aged 45-49 and 50-54 years (of 400 and 200 respectively). There
was an estimated decrease of 100 for those aged 55-59 years, and an increase of 600
for those aged 60-64 years. There was an estimated decrease of 200 people in the 65-
59 year age group, and no change in the age groups 70-74, 75-79 and 80-84 years, with
an increase of 100 in the 85+ year age group. Therefore, the largest change occurred
within the 20-24 year age group, which represented 70% of the overall estimated
increase in Hull.
Table 12, Table 13 and Table 14 give the age and gender structure of the resident
population estimated from all General Practitioner registrations within North, East and
West Localities respectively for October 2010. NHS Hull is responsible for the health of
Hull‟s residents, so when population estimates are required, these tables should be
used rather than registered population which is given on subsequent pages (starting on
page 91) unless an analysis is being undertaken specifically at practice level.
Table 12: Number of residents living in North Locality, October 2010 (estimated from
General Practitioner registrations)
Age (years) Resident population – living in North Locality, 2010
Male Female Total
0 433 405 838
1 to 4 1,921 1,783 3,704
5 to 9 2,083 1,905 3,988
10 to 14 2,031 1,854 3,885
15 to 19 2,505 2,420 4,925
20 to 24 3,085 3,235 6,320
25 to 29 2,422 2,461 4,883
30 to 34 2,095 2,076 4,171
35 to 39 2,235 2,079 4,314
40 to 44 2,326 2,121 4,447
45 to 49 2,262 2,095 4,357
50 to 54 1,802 1,735 3,537
55 to 59 1,576 1,576 3,152
60 to 64 1,574 1,629 3,203
65 to 69 1,045 1,141 2,186
70 to 74 980 1,092 2,072
75 to 79 725 879 1,604
80 to 84 393 607 1000
85+ 238 457 695
TOTAL 31,731 31,550 63,281
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