Territorial extension of Municipality of DARTFORD and related population density, population per gender and number of households, average age and incidence of foreigners
Territory
| Region | ENGLAND |
| Province | SOUTH EAST |
| Sign Province | SOUTH EAST |
| Hamlet of the municipality | 0 |
| Surface (Km2) | 76.32 |
| Population density (Inhabitants/Kmq) | 1,475.4 |
Demographic data (year 2019)
| Inhabitants (N.) | 112,606 |
| Families (N.) | 0 |
| Males (%) | 49.3 |
| Females (%) | 50.7 |
| Foreigners (%) | 0.0 |
| Average age (years) | 37.5 |
| Average annual variation (2014/2019) | +2.00 |
Demographic balance
(year 2019)
Natural Balance [1], Migrat. balance [2]
- ^ Natural balance = Births - Deaths
- ^ Migration balance = Registered - Deleted
NOTE
Population:
Fonte ONS
Males: Fonte ONS
Natural Balance: Fonte ONS
Migration balance: Fonte ONS
Surface (Km2): Fonte Elaborazioni Urbistat
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The Office of National Statistics (ONS) publish population projections based on mid-year population estimates and a set of assumptions about future fertility, mortality
and migration. There is always a degree of uncertainty around population projections because there are many unknown factors. The ONS advises us that – The projections are produced every two years. The latest ones are based on the 2016 mid-year population estimates. We are expecting the 2018-based projections to be available in March 2020. Use
the interactive population pyramid below to explore how the size and age structure of the population is projected to change between 2016 and 2041.
‘Population projections are not forecasts and, as such, do not attempt to predict the impact of government policies, development aims, changing economic or political circumstances such as Brexit’
For more advice see
Subnational population projections frequently asked questions
Type ‘Leeds’ in the search box and choose another area for comparison. Try locking the outline at 2016 and then moving forwards to 2026. Here are a few things to notice in the Leeds pyramid –
Increase in the population of teenagers.
The well-defined peak at age 69 in 2016 (and age 79 in 2026) is people born in 1946 after the Second
World War.
The more sustained baby boom of the early 1960s can be seen in the big bulge around the 50-55 age group in 2016. This bulge moves into the over 60s age group in 2026.
District in Kent (United Kingdom)
Contents: Population
The population development of Dartford as well as related information and services (Wikipedia, Google, images).
| Dartford | District | 81,300 | 80,100 | 86,000 | 97,604 | 114,051 | |
| Great Britain and Northern Ireland | United Kingdom | 56,357,500 | 57,438,700 | 59,113,000 | 63,285,145 | 67,081,234 |
Source: UK National Statistics (web).
Explanation: 2021 boundaries.
Further information about the population structure:
Gender (E 2020) Males
56,272
Females
57,779
Age Groups (E 2020) 0-17 years
28,604
18-64 years
69,582
65+ years
15,865
Age Distribution (E 2020) 0-9 years
16,789
10-19 years
13,838
20-29 years
12,461
30-39 years
19,044
40-49 years
16,081
50-59 years
14,524
60-69 years
9,653
70-79 years
7,156
80-89 years
3,687
90+ years
818
Passport (C 2011) UK
77,227
Republic of Ireland
624
EU (other)
3,088
other passport
3,679
no passport
13,712
Country of Birth (C 2011) UK
86,384
Republic of Ireland
636
EU (other)
3,174
Other country
7,171
Ethnic Group (C 2011) White
85,070
Asian
5,799
Black
3,578
Arab
179
Mixed/multiple
2,161
Other ethnic group
578
Religion (C 2011) Christian
59,045
Muslim
1,566
Hindu
1,547
Sikh
1,543
Jewish
86
Buddhist
382
Other religion
319
No religion
26,486
See also:
- Dartford - with parishes
- Dartford - with wards
Located in:
- Kent county