Census 2021, G10 Country of birth of person by year of arrival in Australia, Main Statistical Areas Level 2 and up (SA2+)

One row is an SDMX observation for this ABS dataflow, with OBS_VALUE broken down by the table's dimensions. Country of birth of person by year of arrival in Australia data for Main Statistical Areas Level 2 and up (SA2+), 2021 Census, Count of persons born overseas. This table is based on place of usual residence. This list of countries consists of the top 35 most common Country of Birth responses (excluding Australia) reported in the 2016 Census. Excludes persons who did not state their country of birth. Please note that there are small random adjustments made to all cell values to protect the confidentiality of data. These adjustments may cause the sum of rows or columns to differ by small amounts from table totals. Profiled coverage: time coverage 2021 to 2021. Current profile has 1,764,752 rows. Dimension values are ABS SDMX codes; use the source code lists for full labels where a label column is not present.

australian-bureau-of-statistics-c21-g10-sa2·8 columns·1.4 MB·Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International·updated 1mo ago

Schema

dataflowVARCHAR
bplpVARCHAR
yarpVARCHAR
regionVARCHAR
region_typeVARCHAR
stateVARCHAR
time_periodBIGINT
obs_valueDOUBLE

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