Census of Population and Housing 2000
Philippines, 2000
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P15-Ethnicity (P15_ETHNICITY)
Data file: Census 2000 F2 - Person
Overview
Valid:
0
Invalid:
0
Type:
Discrete
Decimal:
0
Start:
29
End:
31
Width:
3
Range:
-
Format:
Questions and instructions
Question pretext
Demographic information for all persons
Literal question
How does _____ classify himself/herself?
Is he/she an Ibaloi, Kankanaey, Mangyan, Manobo, Chinese, Ilocano or what?
Is he/she an Ibaloi, Kankanaey, Mangyan, Manobo, Chinese, Ilocano or what?
Categories
| Value | Category |
|---|---|
| 0 | Not Reported |
| 1 | Akeanon/Alanon |
| 2 | Bikol/Bicol |
| 3 | Cebuano |
| 4 | Hiligaynon, Ilongo |
| 5 | Ibanag |
| 6 | Ifugao |
| 7 | Ilocano |
| 8 | Kankanai/Kankaney |
| 9 | Kapampangan |
| 10 | Karay-a |
| 11 | Manobo/Ata-Manobo |
| 12 | Maranao |
| 13 | Masbateno/Masbatenon |
| 14 | Pangasinan/Panggalato |
| 15 | Sama (Samal)/Abaknon |
| 16 | Surigaonon |
| 17 | Tagalog |
| 18 | Tausog |
| 19 | Waray |
| 20 | Zambageno-Chavacano |
| 21 | Abelling |
| 22 | Abiyan |
| 23 | Aburin |
| 24 | Aeta/Ayta |
| 25 | Aggay |
| 26 | Agta |
| 27 | Agutaynon/Agutayanon |
| 28 | Alangan |
| 29 | Apayao/Yapayao |
| 30 | Applai |
| 31 | Atta/Ata/Ati |
| 32 | Ayangan |
| 33 | Badjao, Sama Dilaut |
| 34 | Bagobo/Guinga |
| 35 | Balangao/Baliwon |
| 36 | Bantoanon |
| 37 | Banwaon |
| 38 | Batak/Binatak |
| 39 | Batangan |
| 40 | Bilaan/B'laan |
| 41 | Binukid/Bukidnon |
| 42 | Bisaya/Binisaya |
| 43 | Boholano |
| 44 | Bolinao |
| 45 | Bugkalot |
| 46 | Bontok/Binontok |
| 47 | Buhid |
| 48 | Butuanon |
| 49 | Caviteno |
| 50 | Caviteno-Chavacano |
| 51 | Cimaron |
| 52 | Cotabateno |
| 53 | Cotabateno-Chavacano |
| 54 | Cuyunon/Cuyunan |
| 55 | Dava-Chavacano |
| 56 | Davaweno |
| 57 | Dibabawon |
| 58 | Dumagat/Dumagat(Umiray) |
| 59 | Gaddang |
| 60 | Gubatnon |
| 61 | Hamtikanon |
| 62 | Hanunuo |
| 63 | Higaonon |
| 64 | Ibaloi/Inibaloi |
| 65 | Ibontoc |
| 66 | Ikalahan/Kalanguya |
| 67 | Ilanun/Llanuan |
| 68 | Ilongot |
| 69 | Iranon |
| 70 | Iraya |
| 71 | Isamal Kanlaw |
| 72 | Isarog |
| 73 | Isinay |
| 74 | Isnag |
| 75 | Isneg |
| 76 | Itawis |
| 77 | Itawit |
| 78 | Itneg |
| 79 | Ivatan/Itbayat |
| 80 | Iwak/I'wa/Owak |
| 81 | Iyapplai |
| 82 | iyiwaks |
| 83 | Jama Mapun |
| 84 | Kaagan |
| 85 | Kabihug |
| 86 | Kagayanen |
| 87 | Kalagan |
| 88 | Kalamianen |
| 89 | Kalinga |
| 90 | Kamayo |
| 91 | Kamigin/Kinamiging |
| 92 | Kapul |
| 93 | Karaga |
| 94 | Karao |
| 96 | Karolanos |
| 97 | Kasigurahin |
| 98 | Kinalinga |
| 99 | Kiniray-a |
| 100 | Kolibugan/Kalibugan |
| 101 | Ligbuk/Lugbok |
| 102 | Maguindanao |
| 103 | Malaueg |
| 104 | Malbog |
| 105 | Mamanwa |
| 106 | Mandaya |
| 107 | Mangyan |
| 108 | Mansaka |
| 109 | Matigsalog |
| 110 | Molbog |
| 111 | Negrito |
| 112 | Nilulubo |
| 113 | Palawan/Pinalawan/Palawanon |
| 114 | Paranan |
| 115 | Pinangal |
| 116 | Ratagnon |
| 117 | Remontado |
| 118 | Romblon/Rombloanon |
| 119 | Sambal, Zambal |
| 120 | Sangil, Sangir |
| 121 | Subanen (Sicon,Zambo. Norte)/Subaben (Zambo. Norte & Sur) |
| 122 | Sulod |
| 123 | Tabangnon |
| 124 | Tadyawan |
| 125 | Tagabawa |
| 126 | Tagabili |
| 127 | Tagakaolo |
| 128 | Tagbanwa |
| 129 | Tagbuaonon |
| 130 | Talaandig |
| 131 | T'boli |
| 132 | Teduray |
| 133 | Ternateño-Chavacano |
| 134 | Tigwahon/Tigwahanon |
| 135 | Tinggian |
| 136 | Tiruray |
| 137 | Tuwali |
| 138 | Ubo |
| 139 | Umayamnon |
| 140 | Yakan |
| 141 | Yogad |
| 142 | Other Local Dialects/Ethnicity |
| 143 | Chinese |
| 144 | American/English |
| 145 | Other Foreign Languages/Ethnicity |
| 146 | Sama (Sama Bangengeh |
| 149 | Sama Dilaya |
| 152 | Capizeno |
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.
Question post text
Please see code book
Description
Definition
Ethnicity is a primary sense of belonging to an ethnolinguistic group; it is consanguineal in nature, meaning, the ties are reckoned by blood and traced through the family tree. Thus, the item refer to the members of the household's identity of self-ascription, as one belonging to a group, by blood.