General Population Census IV and Housing III 1975 - IPUMS Subset
Uruguay, 1975
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URY_1975_PHC_v01_M_v03_A_IPUMS
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General Office of Statistics and Censuses, Minnesota Population Center
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- URY1975-H-H
- URY1975-P-H
Department or country of birth (UY1975A_0408)
Data file: URY1975-P-H
Overview
Valid:
0
Invalid:
0
Type:
Discrete
Decimal:
0
Start:
140
End:
141
Width:
2
Range:
-
Format:
Questions and instructions
Literal question
Questions 7 and 8 are asked only for those who live habitually in this country.
7. In what locality or place did you begin living habitually when you were born?
If it was in the locality of enumeration, mark the box corresponding to "Here".
If it was "Another place in this country", specify the department and locality.
If it was "Abroad", write down the country and the year that they came to Uruguay to live here habitually.
[] 00 001 Here
[] In another place in this country
Department ____
Locality ____
[] Abroad
Country ____
Year of arrival in Uruguay _ _ _ _
[] 99 999 Not known
7. In what locality or place did you begin living habitually when you were born?
If it was in the locality of enumeration, mark the box corresponding to "Here".
If it was "Another place in this country", specify the department and locality.
If it was "Abroad", write down the country and the year that they came to Uruguay to live here habitually.
[] 00 001 Here
[] In another place in this country
Department ____
Locality ____
[] Abroad
Country ____
Year of arrival in Uruguay _ _ _ _
[] 99 999 Not known
Categories
| Value | Category |
|---|---|
| 1 | Montevideo |
| 2 | Artigas |
| 3 | Canelones |
| 4 | Cerro Largo |
| 5 | Colonia |
| 6 | Durazno |
| 7 | Flores |
| 8 | Florida |
| 9 | Lavalleja |
| 10 | Maldonado |
| 11 | Paysandu |
| 12 | Rio Negro |
| 13 | Rivera |
| 14 | Rocha |
| 15 | Salto |
| 16 | San José |
| 17 | Soriano |
| 18 | Tacuarembo |
| 19 | Treinta y Tres |
| 20 | Argentina |
| 21 | Bolivia |
| 22 | Brazil |
| 23 | Colombia |
| 24 | Chile |
| 25 | Ecuador |
| 27 | Paraguay |
| 28 | Peru |
| 29 | Venezuela |
| 31 | Caribbean |
| 32 | Costa Rica |
| 35 | Central America |
| 36 | United States |
| 37 | Canada |
| 38 | Greenland |
| 40 | Spain |
| 41 | Portugal |
| 42 | France |
| 43 | England |
| 44 | Italy |
| 45 | Switzerland |
| 46 | Austria |
| 47 | Germany |
| 48 | Benelux |
| 49 | Greece |
| 50 | U.S.S.R. |
| 51 | Yugoslavia |
| 52 | Bulgaria |
| 53 | Scandinavia |
| 54 | Poland |
| 55 | Czechoslovakia |
| 56 | Albania |
| 57 | Hungary |
| 58 | Romania |
| 59 | Other Europe |
| 60 | Middle East |
| 61 | Egypt |
| 62 | Lebanon |
| 63 | Turkey |
| 64 | Israel |
| 69 | Other Middle East |
| 70 | China |
| 71 | Japan |
| 79 | Other Asia |
| 80 | Australia |
| 81 | New Zealand |
| 89 | Other Oceania |
| 90 | Morocco |
| 98 | Southern Africa |
| 99 | Unknown |
Warning: these figures indicate the number of cases found in the data file. They cannot be interpreted as summary statistics of the population of interest.
Interviewer instructions
G. Information of the people
169. Once the Section "F. Information of the home" is finished, you should ask the population questions to each one of the people who you are to enumerate.
When possible, you should try to make each person provide you with their own information. Only in the case of a person who is absent at the time of your visit, or if it concerns children, will you receive their information from a third party.
In each home, you will enumerate all people who slept in it the night before the "Day of the Census" or who, being absent this night for reasons of work, return to the home during the day. In such form, a doctor who did not sleep in his/her house because of being on guard in a hospital will be enumerated in their home. On the contrary, a traveler who spent many days away from their home will be enumerated in the place slept in during the night before the "Day of the Census."
I. General characteristics of all people
The questions included in this chapter are for knowing the distribution of the population by sex, age and civil state; their territorial distribution and movements made within the country in the last 5 years.
You should ask the questions in this chapter to all people who are to be enumerated in the home.
218. Question no. 7 is: "In what locality or place did you begin living habitually when you were born?"
With this question we look to get information about the locality or place that constituted the first habitual residence of the person being enumerated. It is, generally, the home of their parents at the moment of birth of this person. Consequently, the place or locality of the hospital, sanitarium, or private house where, eventually, the mother moved for the birth of the enumerated person should not be written down.
219. To register the information corresponding to this question, follow the same criteria as for no. 6 (paragraph 214)
220. While enumerating Mr. López in Tranqueras, who always lived there, he declares to have been born in Rivera, where his mother moved with the purpose of receiving adequate medical assistance.
When you ask the question "In what locality or place did you begin living habitually when you were born?", Mr. López should respond:
[Below the text are two forms, one of which has a box marked "Tranqueras"]
221. Mr. Pereira declares that he was born in the city of Durazno and lived there for 10 years, then moving to the department of Canelones, where you are enumerating him.
Read question No. 7 and write down the department and locality corresponding to this example.
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222. If a person who you are enumerating was born in this country, go directly to question number 8; but if they declare to be born abroad, you should ask the year of arrival in Uruguay to live here.
Mr. Rojas was born in Santiago, Chile and arrived in Uruguay in the year 1941. Make the corresponding notations in the Census document.
[Below the text are two forms, one of which is filled out "Chile, 1941"]
169. Once the Section "F. Information of the home" is finished, you should ask the population questions to each one of the people who you are to enumerate.
When possible, you should try to make each person provide you with their own information. Only in the case of a person who is absent at the time of your visit, or if it concerns children, will you receive their information from a third party.
In each home, you will enumerate all people who slept in it the night before the "Day of the Census" or who, being absent this night for reasons of work, return to the home during the day. In such form, a doctor who did not sleep in his/her house because of being on guard in a hospital will be enumerated in their home. On the contrary, a traveler who spent many days away from their home will be enumerated in the place slept in during the night before the "Day of the Census."
I. General characteristics of all people
The questions included in this chapter are for knowing the distribution of the population by sex, age and civil state; their territorial distribution and movements made within the country in the last 5 years.
You should ask the questions in this chapter to all people who are to be enumerated in the home.
218. Question no. 7 is: "In what locality or place did you begin living habitually when you were born?"
With this question we look to get information about the locality or place that constituted the first habitual residence of the person being enumerated. It is, generally, the home of their parents at the moment of birth of this person. Consequently, the place or locality of the hospital, sanitarium, or private house where, eventually, the mother moved for the birth of the enumerated person should not be written down.
219. To register the information corresponding to this question, follow the same criteria as for no. 6 (paragraph 214)
220. While enumerating Mr. López in Tranqueras, who always lived there, he declares to have been born in Rivera, where his mother moved with the purpose of receiving adequate medical assistance.
When you ask the question "In what locality or place did you begin living habitually when you were born?", Mr. López should respond:
[Below the text are two forms, one of which has a box marked "Tranqueras"]
221. Mr. Pereira declares that he was born in the city of Durazno and lived there for 10 years, then moving to the department of Canelones, where you are enumerating him.
Read question No. 7 and write down the department and locality corresponding to this example.
[p. 65]
222. If a person who you are enumerating was born in this country, go directly to question number 8; but if they declare to be born abroad, you should ask the year of arrival in Uruguay to live here.
Mr. Rojas was born in Santiago, Chile and arrived in Uruguay in the year 1941. Make the corresponding notations in the Census document.
[Below the text are two forms, one of which is filled out "Chile, 1941"]
Description
Definition
This variable indicates the person's department or country of birth.
Universe
All persons
concept
Concept
| Name | Vocabulary |
|---|---|
| Nativity and Birthplace Variables -- PERSON | IPUMS |