More than thirty-four thousand Russian women living in private households in the Altai Republic became mothers, and this table details the age-specific indicators of first birth for different nationalities. The 127 rows present groups aged 15 and older, broken down by ethnicity, as well as a category of women who did not specify the age of their first birth. The 2020 All-Russian Population Census data allows for comparison of motherhood distribution among the various ethnic groups in the region, based on specific values for each age cohort and the non-response group
Histogram of the distribution of women by age at first birth for the most numerous nationalities in the Altai Republic
Rosstat data. Rows: 127, indicators: 12. Breakdown: Women aged 15 years and over — Russians; Russians — 45 – 49; Russians — 50 – 54; Russians — 55 – 59; Russians — 60 - 64 and others
Five highest values: Women aged 15 years and over — Russians (34 997), Russians — Altaians (22 415), Russians — 70 and over (5 122), Russians — 40 – 44 (3 785), Chelkans — Kazakhs (3 774). The gap between the highest and lowest is 432.1 times. The top five account for 67.1% of the total across all positions — the distribution is heavily skewed towards the top
All table numbers are series: 127
Series
Женщины, проживающие в частных домохозяйствах, родившие детей
Женщины, указавшие возраст, в котором родили первого ребенка
в том числе родили в возрасте, лет: — моложе 15
в том числе родили в возрасте, лет: — 15 - 17
в том числе родили в возрасте, лет: — 18 - 19
в том числе родили в возрасте, лет: — 20 - 24
в том числе родили в возрасте, лет: — 25 - 29
в том числе родили в возрасте, лет: — 30 - 34
в том числе родили в возрасте, лет: — 35 - 39
в том числе родили в возрасте, лет: — 40 - 44
в том числе родили в возрасте, лет: — 45 и более
Женщины, не указавшие возраст, в котором родили первого ребенка
Table rows are categorized by the combination of nationality and the age group in which a woman gave birth to her first child, enabling comparisons of the demographic characteristics of different ethnic groups. For example, 34997 births were recorded for Russian women, while 550 individuals did not specify the age of motherhood. Comparing these indicators helps to understand the fertility structure by the ethnic composition of the republic, as each row contains data for specific age intervals, such as 45–49 or 50–54 years, listed separately for each nationality
What is visible in these numbers
The set includes the following indicators: Women living in private households who have given birth to children; Women who specified the age at which they gave birth to their first child; including those who gave birth at the age, years: — under 15; including those who gave birth at the age, years: — 15 - 17; including those who gave birth at the age, years: — 18 - 19; including those who gave birth at the age, years: — 20 - 24; including those who gave birth at the age, years: — 25 - 29; including those who gave birth at the age, years: — 30 - 34; including those who gave birth at the age, years: — 35 - 39; including those who gave birth at the age, years: — 40 - 44; including those who gave birth at the age, years: — 45 and over; Women who did not specify the age at which they gave birth to their first child
There are 268 values in the table out of 300 possible, which is 89.3%. Small gaps remain where the position was not observed in all periods
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The statistics are based on the results of the 2020 All-Russian Population Census, presented in Volume 5: National Composition and Language Use. This information is useful for demographers, sociologists, and researchers studying the reproductive behavior of the population in the Altai Republic. The information is final and not subject to updates, as it reflects a recorded data snapshot from the census results for all recorded age and ethnic groups
How it is calculated
Census results on ethnic composition and languages are used for planning the school teaching of native languages, assessing the need for translation of public services, and in ethnographic research
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