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1 2010 POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS FINAL RESULTS GHANA STATISTICAL SERVICE 31 ST MAY, 2012
2 BRIEF NOTE The final results of the showed that the total population of Ghana as at 26th September, 2010 was 24,658,823. The results indicated that Ghana s population increased by 30.4 percent over the 2000 population figure of 18,912,079. The recorded annual intercensal growth rate in 2010 was 2.5 percent as against 2.7 percent recorded in The results revealed that there were 12,633,978 females and 12,024,845 males. This implied that females constituted 51.2 percent of the population and males 48.8 percent, resulting in sex ratio of 95 males to 100 females. It also showed increase in population density from 79 people per square km in 2000 to 103 per square km in From the final results, Greater Accra (16.3%) and Ashanti (19.4%) regions had the greater share of the population while upper East (4.2%) and Upper West (2.8%) regions had the smaller share of the population. i
3 INTRODUCTION The 2010 population and housing census was conducted with 26 th September 2010 as the reference point (i.e. Census Night). All persons who were found within the borders of Ghana on the Census Night, irrespective of their nationality and status were enumerated. All residential structures, both occupied and unoccupied, were also enumerated. Questions asked during the population and housing census covered geographical location of the population, Households and Non-household population, Literacy and Education, Emigration, Demographic and Economic Characteristics, Disability, Information and Communication Technology (ICT), Fertility, Mortality, Agricultural Activity and Housing Conditions. The final census results were presented for the 10 Administrative Regions and the 170 Districts that existed at the time of the census. Brief information on some selected topics at the national and regional levels have been highlighted in this report. However, detailed information on all topics covered on the population and housing will be provided in the summary report of the final results and other subsequent reports. ii
4 TABLE OF CONTENTS BRIEF NOTE... i INTRODUCTION... ii TABLE OF CONTENT... Error! Bookmark not defined. SUMMARY TABLES... 1 Table 1: Population by Region and Sex... 1 Table 2: Population growth... 2 Table 3: Population density by region, Table 4: Selected age characteristics of the population... 3 Table 5: Population by District and Sex Western Region... 3 Table 6: Population by District and Sex Central Region... 4 Table 7: Population by District and Sex Greater Accra Region... 5 Table 8: Population by District and Sex Volta Region... 6 Table 9: Population by District and Sex Eastern Region... 7 Table 10: Population by District and Sex Ashanti Region... 8 Table 11: Population by District and Sex Brong Ahafo Region... 9 Table 12: Population by District and Sex Northern Region Table 13: Population by District and Sex Upper East Region Table 14: Population by District and Sex Upper West Region iii
5 SUMMARY TABLES GHANA STATISTICAL SERVICE Table 1: Population by Region and Sex REGION BOTH SEXES MALE FEMALE REGION SHARE (%) MALE (%) FEMALE (%) WESTERN 2,376,021 1,187,774 1,188, CENTRAL 2,201,863 1,050,112 1,151, GREATER ACCRA 4,010,054 1,938,225 2,071, VOLTA 2,118,252 1,019,398 1,098, EASTERN 2,633,154 1,290,539 1,342, ASHANTI 4,780,380 2,316,052 2,464, BRONG AHAFO 2,310,983 1,145,271 1,165, NORTHERN 2,479,461 1,229,887 1,249, UPPER EAST 1,046, , , UPPER WEST 702, , ,
6 Table 2: Population growth GHANA STATISTICAL SERVICE REGION % increase Intercensal Growth Rate GHANA 24,658,823 18,912, WESTERN 2,376,021 1,924, CENTRAL 2,201,863 1,593, GREATER ACCRA 4,010,054 2,905, VOLTA 2,118,252 1,635, EASTERN 2,633,154 2,106, ASHANTI 4,780,380 3,612, BRONG AHAFO 2,310,983 1,815, NORTHERN 2,479,461 1,820, UPPER EAST 1,046, , UPPER WEST 702, , Table 3: Population density by region, REGION AREA (SQ KM) GHANA 238, WESTERN 23, CENTRAL 9, GREATER ACCRA 3,245 1, VOLTA 20, EASTERN 19, ASHANTI 24, BRONG AHAFO 39, NORTHERN 70, UPPER EAST 8, UPPER WEST 18,
7 Table 4: Selected age characteristics of the population CHARACTERISTICS ,450,398 4,798,944 4,651, ,040,893 6,727,948 7,312, ,167, , ,579 Adult population (18+) 13,632,299 6,431,820 7,200,479 Dependent population (<15 and 65+) 10,617,930 5,296,897 5,321,033 Table 5: Population by District and Sex Western Region WESTERN 2,376,021 1,187,774 1,188,247 JOMORO 150,107 73,561 76,546 ELLEMBELLE 87,501 42,317 45,184 NZEMA EAST 60,828 29,947 30,881 AHANTA WEST 106,215 50,999 55,216 SEKONDI TAKORADI METROPOLIS 559, , ,112 SHAMA 81,966 38,704 43,262 MPOHOR-WASSA EAST 123,996 62,470 61,526 TARKWA NSUAEM MUNICIPAL 90,477 46,662 43,815 PRESTEA/HUNI VALLEY 159,304 80,493 78,811 WASSA AMENFI EAST 83,478 42,896 40,582 WASSA AMENFI WEST 161,166 83,227 77,939 AOWIN/SUAMAN 138,415 71,908 66,507 SEFWI AKONTOMBRA 82,467 43,603 38,864 SEFWI WIAWSO 139,200 69,753 69,447 SEFWI BIBIANI-AHWIASO BEKWAI 123,272 60,855 62,417 JUABESO 111,749 56,853 54,896 BIA 116,332 60,090 56,242 3
8 Table 6: Population by District and Sex Central Region CENTRAL 2,201,863 1,050,112 1,151,751 KOMENDA-EDINA-EGYAFO-ABIREM MUNICIPAL 144,705 69,665 75,040 CAPE COAST METROPOLIS 169,894 82,810 87,084 ABURA-ASEBU-KWAMANKESE 117,185 55,275 61,910 MFANTSIMAN MUNICIPAL 196,563 89, ,538 AJUMAKO-ENYAN-ESSIAM 138,046 64,418 73,628 GOMOA WEST 135,189 60,417 74,772 EFFUTU MUNICIPAL 68,597 32,795 35,802 GOMOA EAST 207,071 98, ,748 EWUTU SENYA 195,306 93, ,206 AGONA EAST 85,920 41,035 44,885 AGONA WEST MUNICIPAL 115,358 54,159 61,199 ASIKUMA-ODOBEN BRAKWA 112,706 54,293 58,413 ASSIN SOUTH 104,244 50,936 53,308 ASSIN NORTH MUNICIPAL 161,341 80,254 81,087 TWIFO-HEMAN-LOWER DENKYIRA 116,874 57,624 59,250 UPPER DENKYIRA EAST MUNICIPAL 72,810 35,790 37,020 UPPER DENKYIRA WEST 60,054 30,193 29,861 4
9 Table 7: Population by District and Sex Greater Accra Region GREATER ACCRA 4,010,054 1,938,225 2,071,829 WEIJA (GA SOUTH) MUNICIPAL 485, , ,085 GA WEST MUNICIPAL 262, , ,015 GA EAST MUNICIPAL 259, , ,410 ACCRA METROPOLIS 1,848, , ,941 ADENTA MUNICIPAL 78,215 39,366 38,849 LEDZOKUKU/KROWOR MUNICIPAL 227, , ,747 ASHAIMAN MUNICIPAL 190,972 93,727 97,245 TEMA METROPOLIS 402, , ,303 DANGBE WEST 122,836 58,806 64,030 DANGBE EAST 130,795 62,591 68,204 5
10 Table 8: Population by District and Sex Volta Region VOLTA 2,118,252 1,019,398 1,098,854 SOUTH TONGU 87,950 40,019 47,931 KETA MUNICAPAL 147,618 68,556 79,062 KETU SOUTH 160,756 75,648 85,108 KETU NORTH 99,913 46,551 53,362 AKATSI 128,461 59,165 69,296 NORTH TONGU 149,188 70,282 78,906 ADAKLU ANYIGBE 64,404 31,298 33,106 HO MUNICIPAL 271, , ,701 SOUTH DAYI 46,661 22,132 24,529 NORTH DAYI 93,649 44,553 49,096 HOHOE MUNICIPAL 262, , ,807 BIAKOYE 65,901 33,057 32,844 JASIKAN 59,181 29,142 30,039 KADJEBI 59,303 29,951 29,352 KRACHI EAST 116,804 60,730 56,074 KRACHI WEST 122,105 62,019 60,086 NKWANTA SOUTH 117,878 58,482 59,396 NKWANTA NORTH 64,553 32,394 32,159 6
11 Table 9: Population by District and Sex Eastern Region EASTERN 2,633,154 1,290,539 1,342,615 BIRIM SOUTH 119,767 57,981 61,786 BIRIM MUNICIPAL 144,869 69,304 75,565 WEST AKIM MUNICIPAL 195,349 95, ,302 SUHUM-KRABOA COALTAR 167,551 82,402 85,149 AKWAPEM SOUTH MUNICIPAL 123,501 60,907 62,594 AKWAPEM NORTH 136,483 64,028 72,455 NEW JUABEN MUNICIPAL 183,727 88,687 95,040 YILO KROBO 87,847 42,378 45,469 LOWER MANYA 89,246 41,470 47,776 ASUOGYAMAN 98,046 47,030 51,016 UPPER MANYA 72,092 36,500 35,592 FANTEAKWA 108,614 54,010 54,604 EAST AKIM MUNICIPAL 167,896 81,767 86,129 KWAEBIBIREM 192,562 94,560 98,002 AKYEM MANSA 97,374 48,003 49,371 BIRIM NORTH 78,907 39,572 39,335 ATIWA 110,622 54,671 55,951 KWAHU WEST MUNICIPAL 93,584 44,875 48,709 KWAHU SOUTH 69,757 33,094 36,663 KWAHU EAST 77,125 37,620 39,505 KWAHU NORTH 218, , ,602 7
12 Table 10: Population by District and Sex Ashanti Region ASHANTI 4,780,380 2,316,052 2,464,328 ATWIMA MPONUA 119,180 61,090 58,090 AMANSIE WEST 134,331 67,485 66,846 AMANSIE CENTRAL 90,741 45,275 45,466 ADANSI SOUTH 115,378 58,039 57,339 OBUASI MUNICIPAL 168,641 81,015 87,626 ADANSI NORTH 107,091 53,055 54,036 BEKWAI MUNICIPAL 118,024 55,615 62,409 BOSOME FREHO 60,397 29,753 30,644 ASANTE AKIM SOUTH 117,245 57,951 59,294 ASANTE AKIM NORTH MUNICIPAL 140,694 67,673 73,021 EJISU JUABEN MUNICIPAL 143,762 68,648 75,114 BOSUMTWI 93,910 44,793 49,117 ATWIMA KWANWOMA 90,634 43,792 46,842 KUMASI METROPOLIS 2,035, ,258 1,062,806 ATWIMA NWABIAGYA 149,025 71,948 77,077 AHAFO ANO SOUTH 121,659 61,745 59,914 AHAFO ANO NORTH 94,285 47,956 46,329 OFFINSO MUNICIPAL 76,895 37,068 39,827 AFIGYA KWABRE 136,140 66,350 69,790 KWABRE EAST 115,556 55,106 60,450 AFIGYA SEKYERE 94,009 44,691 49,318 MAMPONG MUNICIPAL 88,051 42,653 45,398 SEKYERE EAST 62,172 29,511 32,661 SEKYERE AFRAM PLAINS 93,937 46,165 47,772 SEKYERE CENTRAL 71,232 35,225 36,007 EJURA SEKYE DUMASI 85,446 42,892 42,554 OFFINSO NORTH 56,881 28,300 28,581 8
13 Table 11: Population by District and Sex Brong Ahafo Region BRONG AHAFO 2,310,983 1,145,271 1,165,712 ASUNAFO SOUTH 95,580 48,836 46,744 ASUNAFO NORTH MUNICIPAL 124,685 62,854 61,831 ASUTIFI 105,843 55,046 50,797 DORMAA MUNICIPAL 159,789 78,270 81,519 DORMAA EAST 50,871 23,970 26,901 TANO SOUTH 78,129 38,299 39,830 TANO NORTH 79,973 39,593 40,380 SUNYANI MUNICIPAL 123,224 61,610 61,614 SUNYANI WEST 85,272 41,388 43,884 BEREKUM MUNICIPAL 129,628 59,869 69,759 JAMAN SOUTH 92,649 43,459 49,190 JAMAN NORTH 83,059 39,889 43,170 TAIN 108,386 53,880 54,506 WENCHI MUNICIPAL 89,739 44,065 45,674 TECHIMAN MUNICIPAL 206, , ,358 NKORANZA SOUTH 100,929 50,071 50,858 NKORANZA NORTH 65,895 33,263 32,632 ATEBUBU AMANTIN 105,938 53,674 52,264 SENE 118,810 61,474 57,336 PRU 129,248 65,832 63,416 KINTAMPO SOUTH 81,000 42,129 38,871 KINTAMPO NORTH MUNICIPAL 95,480 47,302 48,178 9
14 Table 12: Population by District and Sex Northern Region NORTHERN 2,479,461 1,229,887 1,249,574 BOLE 61,593 31,022 30,571 SAWLA-TUNA-KALBA 99,863 48,269 51,594 WEST GONJA 84,727 42,273 42,454 GONJA CENTRAL 87,877 43,860 44,017 EAST GONJA 135,450 69,721 65,729 KPANDAI 108,816 54,997 53,819 NANUMBA SOUTH 93,464 46,776 46,688 NANUMBA NORTH 141,584 69,997 71,587 ZABZUGU TATALI 123,854 61,085 62,769 YENDI MUNICIPAL 199,592 99, ,023 TAMALE METROPOLIS 371, , ,356 TOLON KUMBUGU 112,331 56,046 56,285 SAVELUGU NANTON 139,283 67,531 71,752 KARAGA 77,706 37,336 40,370 GUSHIEGU 111,259 54,186 57,073 SABOBA 65,706 32,320 33,386 CHEREPONI 53,394 26,206 27,188 BUNKPURUGU YONYO 122,591 60,240 62,351 MAMPRUSI EAST 121,009 59,453 61,556 MAMPRUSI WEST 168,011 83,005 85,006 10
15 Table 13: Population by District and Sex Upper East Region UPPER EAST 1,046, , ,140 BUILSA 92,991 45,892 47,099 KASENA NANKANA WEST 70,667 34,747 35,920 KASENA NANKANA EAST 109,944 53,676 56,268 BOLGATANGA MUNICIPAL 131,550 62,783 68,767 TALENSI NABDAM 115,020 57,702 57,318 BONGO 84,545 40,084 44,461 BAWKU WEST 94,034 45,114 48,920 GARU TEMPANE 130,003 62,025 67,978 BAWKU MUNICIPAL 217, , ,409 Table 14: Population by District and Sex Upper West Region UPPER WEST 702, , ,928 WA WEST 81,348 40,227 41,121 WA MUNICIPAL 107,214 52,996 54,218 WA EAST 72,074 36,396 35,678 SISSALA EAST 56,528 27,503 29,025 NADOWLI 94,388 44,724 49,664 JIRAPA 88,402 41,592 46,810 SISSALA WEST 49,573 24,151 25,422 LAMBUSSIE KARNI 51,654 24,952 26,702 LAWRA 100,929 48,641 52,288 11
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