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Figure 14 illustrates the difference in the resident population structures among the
Localities. North Locality tends to have a slightly higher percentage of people aged 0-19
years with West Locality having the lowest percentage. However, West Locality has the
highest percentage of people aged in the 20s and 30s, and the location of the University
is an influential factor in this. There are relatively small differences in the percentage of
people aged in their 40s among the three Localities, but East has a higher percentage
aged 50+ years among the Localities for each age decade. Comparing North with West
Locality, there are similar percentages of people in their 60s and 70s, with East Locality
having slightly higher percentages. East Locality has the highest percentage of those
aged 80+ years which is slightly higher than West Locality, but the percentage aged 80+
years in North Locality is considerably lower. The underlying data for this figure is given
in the APPENDIX on page 819.
Figure 14: Comparison of resident population structure among Localities for October
2010 (estimated from General Practitioner registrations)
Resident population October 2010 (%)
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12
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0-9 10-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-59 60-69 70-79 80+
Age (years)
North East West Hull
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