Spain Demographic Trends
Population, Migration, and Age Trends from 1955 to 2050
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About this dataset
This dataset provides an in-depth look into the demographic information for Spain. It includes trends in population, migration, and age from 1955 to 2050. This dataset can provide understanding into the growth of Spain which has been marked as one of the fastest-growth developing countries. It reveals important statistics such as population numbers, yearly change percentages, fertility rate figures, density of people per square kilometer and more across all ages over a considerable period of time. Furthermore, it also outlines aspects such World Population Total and Country’s Share of World Pop with each country’s global rank among other nations. It will be useful for those wanting to gain insight into specific populations numbers that shape the Spanish culture today
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How to use the dataset
This dataset provides comprehensive information about the demographic trends in Spain from 1955 to 2050, including population, migration, urbanization, age and fertility rates. This data can be utilized to gain a better understanding of population structure changes of Spain over time and helps answer some important questions such as: What is the overall trend in population growth? How has migration affected population change? How is the median age changing?
To make the most effective use of this dataset you should begin by exploring each column one by one. You can see an overview of each year's data using summary statistics like mean, median or mode which can help you identify any interesting trends that might exist among these metrics. Next investigate how each statistic has changed over time by creating a line graph for each of them. These visualizations will help you compare different variables side-by-side and better understand their relationships with one another. Finally, analyze all observations together to form your conclusions about demographic patterns in Spain from 1955 to 2050
and how they have impacted its overall population makeup
Research Ideas
- To calculate the rate of population growth over the years and predict future population levels in Spain.
- To analyze migration trends of people from abroad moving to Spain and compare it to those of Spanish citizens leaving or entering the country.
- To study age trends in Spain, including median age for both general population and specific regions within the country, as well as fertility rates/birth rates for each demographic group/region
Acknowledgements
If you use this dataset in your research, please credit the original authors.
Data Source
License
License: CC0 1.0 Universal (CC0 1.0) - Public Domain Dedication
No Copyright - You can copy, modify, distribute and perform the work, even for commercial purposes, all without asking permission. See Other Information.
Columns
File: Population_of_Spain_Historical.csv
Column name |
Description |
Year |
Year of the data point. (Integer) |
Population |
Total population of Spain in a given year. (Integer) |
Yearly% Change |
Percentage change in population from the previous year. (Float) |
Yearly Change |
Change in population from the previous year. (Integer) |
Migrants (net) |
Net migration rate of Spain in a given year. (Integer) |
Median Age |
Median age of the population in a given year. (Float) |
Fertiliy Rate |
Fertility rate of citizens in a given year. (Float) |
Density(/km2) |
Population density of Spain in a given year. (Float) |
Urban Pop |
Percentage of population living in urban areas in a given year. (Float) |
Urban Population |
Population living in urban areas in a given year. (Integer) |
Country's Share of World Pop |
Percentage of the world's population living in Spain in a given year. (Float) |
World Population |
Total world population in a given year. (Integer) |
Global Rank |
Global rank of Spain's population in a given year. (Integer) |
Acknowledgements
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