Gibraltar Major Residential Areas

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The British overseas territory of Gibraltar has no administrative divisions. It is, however, divided into seven Major Residential Areas, which are further divided into Enumeration Areas, used for statistical purposes. [1]

The Major Residential Areas are listed below, with population figures from the Census of 2012:

Residential areaPopulation% of total
1.East Side5261.63%
2.North District4,26713.25%
3.Reclamation Areas13,38141.56%
4.Sandpits Area2,0536.38%
5.South District5,68117.65%
6.Town Area3,26410.14%
7.Upper Town2,4577.63%
Institutions5651.75%
Gibraltar32,194100%

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References

  1. "Census of Gibraltar 2012" (PDF). Gibraltar: Government of Gibraltar. 2012. Retrieved 2019-07-14.