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Country or AreaSubgroupYearSourceUnitValue 
Korea DPRRural Female1993UNSD_Demographic Yearbook Database_Sep2007 (Census figure)Number4294548 
Korea DPRRural Male1993UNSD_Demographic Yearbook Database_Sep2007 (Census figure)Number3726586 
Korea RepRural Female2000UNSD_Demographic Yearbook Database_Sep2007 (Census figure)Number47065141
Korea RepRural Female1995UNSD_Demographic Yearbook Database_Sep2007 (Census figure)Number48042372
Korea RepRural Female1990UNSD_Demographic Yearbook Database_Sep2007 (Census figure)Number55192682
Korea RepRural Female1985UNSD_Demographic Yearbook Database_Sep2007 (Census figure)Number69298572
Korea RepRural Male2000UNSD_Demographic Yearbook Database_Sep2007 (Census figure)Number46744431
Korea RepRural Male1995UNSD_Demographic Yearbook Database_Sep2007 (Census figure)Number47680162
Korea RepRural Male1990UNSD_Demographic Yearbook Database_Sep2007 (Census figure)Number55826612
Korea RepRural Male1985UNSD_Demographic Yearbook Database_Sep2007 (Census figure)Number70756492

Footnotes

1 - Urban/Rural: Places with 50 000 or more inhabitants are usually considered urban in Korea. However the census results are composed in the basis of the minor administrative divisions such as Dongs (mostly urban areas) and Eups or Myeons (rural areas) rather than urban or rural residences. In this report urban refers to Dongs and rural refers to Eups and Myeons.
2 - Excluding alien armed forces civilian aliens employed by armed forces foreign diplomatic personnel and their dependants and Korean diplomatic personnel and their dependants outside the country.
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Gender Info

Source:  United Nations Statistics Division

Gender Info 2007 is a global database of gender statistics and indicators on a wide range of policy areas, including: population, families, health, education, work, and political participation. It can be used by governments, international organizations, advocacy groups, researchers and others in need of statistics for planning, analysis, advocacy and awareness-raising. Users will find in Gender Info an easy-to-use tool to shed light on gender issues through customizable tables, graphs and maps. It is an initiative of the United Nations Statistics Division, produced in collaboration with the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) and the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA).

This database is no longer updated. Please visit http://unstats.un.org/unsd/gender/data.html for other Gender Statistics.
Last update in UNdata: 2008/03/21
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