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Oman: Population aged 15 and above by nationality (Omani/ non-Omani), marital status and governorate (administrative region) of residence (2010)

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Omanis Expatriates
never married married divorced widowed Total never married married divorced widowed Total
Muscat 120,959 137,652 5,747 9,305 273,663 74,357 243,853 3,247 3,247 324,705
Dhofar 50,058 52,030 3,396 4,162 109,647 19,564 55,495 533 533 76,125
Musandam 7,001 7,303 151 650 15,106 2,386 5,860 67 110 8,424
Al – Buraymi 13,221 13,529 447 755 27,952 6,662 17,724 224 249 24,858
Ad -Dakhliyah 70,778 87,344 2,343 7,028 167,492 14,537 38,730 54 488 53,809
Al – Batinah North 115,699 124,560 3,291 9,620 253,171 23,868 63,588 802 712 88,970
Al-Batinah South 68,035 73,418 2,093 5,981 149,528 12,698 37,381 459 459 50,997
Ash – Sharqiyah North 40,659 49,082 3,001 4,066 96,808 7,636 19,849 309 309 28,103
Ash – Sharqiyah South 35,394 42,439 2,265 3,774 83,872 7,559 16,596 271 197 24,623
Adh-Dhahira 35,894 37,996 856 3,192 77,939 7,728 22,998 249 187 31,162
Al – Wusta 4,766 6,040 507 484 11,797 5,341 17,228 91 68 22,728
Total 562,466 631,394 24,098 49,017 1,266,975 182,338 539,301 6,306 6,559 734,504

Source: Ministry of National Economy
ANNEXED NOTE

1. Technical Notes and Definitions

The table refers to the population recorded during census 2010.

The Ministry of National Economy of Oman has conducted three censuses in 1993, 2003 and 2010.
The date of reference for census 2010 is December 12, 2010. Period of implemention: December 12 to 21, 2010. The Sultanate uses the de jure and the de facto approach in the enumeration.
For information on technical means used in Oman’s censuses, please see:
http://unstats.un.org/unsd/demographic/meetings/Conferences/Korea/2012/docs/s07-5-1-Oman.pdf

Some minor discrepancies in totals between tables may occur, due to recalculation of data which is presented as percentages in the original source.

2. Institution which provides data

National Center for Statistics and Information (NCSI)

3. Data availability

The National Center for Statistics and Information (NCSI) processes and disseminates all statistical data of use to the public and to government action.
1993′ and 2003’s census results are not available online. However, they are quoted in recent publications released by NCSI (Annual Statistical Yearbooks, survey results, studies).
2010’s census results are available on NCSI’s website, in several thematic publications, in the “publications” section
http://www.ncsi.gov.om/NCSI_website/N_publications_ar.aspx
http://www.ncsi.gov.om/NCSI_website/N_publications.aspx

The present results have been retrieved from “Oman’s Demographic and Social Atlas” published November 2013. The Atlas maps a selection of 2010′ census results by region (governorates, or mohafazat) and subregion (wilaya).
Data tabulated in the Atlas are presented as percentages. Data presented here were recalculated from these percentages.
http://www.ncsi.gov.om/NCSI_website/publicationattachment/national%20center%20text%20ctp.pdf

Last date of access: October 2014.

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