XII Censo General de Población y Vivienda 1990 - IPUMS Subset
Venezuela, RB, 1990
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Reference ID
VEN_1990_PHC_v01_M_v03_A_IPUMS
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Oficina Central de Estadística e Informática, Minnesota Population Center
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- VEN1990-H-H
- VEN1990-P-H
Dwelling type (VE1990A_0039)
Data file: VEN1990-H-H
Overview
Valid:
0
Invalid:
0
Type:
Discrete
Decimal:
0
Start:
154
End:
155
Width:
2
Range:
-
Format:
Questions and instructions
Literal question
2. Dwelling type
[] House with garden (quinta, casa-quinta )
[] House
[] Apartment in a building
[] Apartment in a house (quinta, casa-quinta )
[] Tenement (Casa de vecindad)
[] Shack or hut (Rancho)
[] Peasant hut (rural type) (Rancho campesino)
[] Other type
[] House with garden (quinta, casa-quinta )
[] House
[] Apartment in a building
[] Apartment in a house (quinta, casa-quinta )
[] Tenement (Casa de vecindad)
[] Shack or hut (Rancho)
[] Peasant hut (rural type) (Rancho campesino)
[] Other type
Categories
| Value | Category |
|---|---|
| 1 | House with garden |
| 2 | House |
| 3 | Apartment-building |
| 4 | Apartment with yard |
| 5 | Tenement |
| 6 | Hut, shack (Rancho) |
| 7 | Rural rancho (hut, shack) |
| 8 | Private dwelling, other type |
| 9 | Hotel |
| 10 | Encampment |
| 11 | Student residence |
| 12 | Jail-prison |
| 13 | Psychiatric care center |
| 14 | Hospital-sanatorium-clinic |
| 15 | Shelter for disabled |
| 16 | Religious institution |
| 17 | Boarding school |
| 18 | Military institution |
| 19 | Collective dwelling, other type |
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
Question No.2
[Type of dwelling]
[The instructions refer to a graphic of section II, question 2 on the census form.]
Observe the type of dwelling and fill in the corresponding cell.
Dwelling:
Building constructed in order to provide temporary or permanent lodging for people. Also considered as dwellings: any building not built specifically for human habitation but is used for that purpose on the Census day.
Types of dwellings:
House or house with garden (Quinta):
-- Walls: Finished cinderblock or brick, concrete, sawn wood
-- Roof: roof slab, tile, asbestos
-- Floor: mosaic, granite and similar
Usually has a garden in front of the house
House:
-- Walls: Finished or unfinished cinderblock or brick; concrete; sawn wood; finished adobe, mud, stick-and-mud
-- Roof: roof slab, tile, asbestos, or metal sheet [usually made of corrugated aluminum/tin]
-- Floor: mosaic, granite and similar; or cement
[p. 18]
Apartment building:
A dwelling that forms part of the structure of a building, with access from a common area of circulation.
Apartment with yard (apartmento-quinta)or house with garden (casa-quinta):
A dwelling that forms part of another dwelling and that has its own toilet facilities and kitchen.
Tenement:
A dwelling with various rooms, each used as a familial dwelling (by different households).
Toilet facilities and water supply outside of the room.
Internal areas [e.g., patios] are for common use.
Shack/hut (Rancho):
A dwelling made of waste materials (boards, cardboard, caña - cane and similar).
Rural shack (Rancho Campesino):
-- Walls: Unfinished adobe, mud, stick-and-mud
-- Roof: corrugated metal sheets, straw, palm fronds, and similar
-- Floor: cement or dirt
-- Location: rural areas and small towns
Other type:
Any other type of shelter (albergue) either permanent or mobile, not constructed for human habitation: office space, sleeping sheds (barracas), trailers, boats, caves, tents and others.
[Type of dwelling]
[The instructions refer to a graphic of section II, question 2 on the census form.]
Observe the type of dwelling and fill in the corresponding cell.
Dwelling:
Building constructed in order to provide temporary or permanent lodging for people. Also considered as dwellings: any building not built specifically for human habitation but is used for that purpose on the Census day.
Types of dwellings:
House or house with garden (Quinta):
-- Walls: Finished cinderblock or brick, concrete, sawn wood
-- Roof: roof slab, tile, asbestos
-- Floor: mosaic, granite and similar
Usually has a garden in front of the house
House:
-- Walls: Finished or unfinished cinderblock or brick; concrete; sawn wood; finished adobe, mud, stick-and-mud
-- Roof: roof slab, tile, asbestos, or metal sheet [usually made of corrugated aluminum/tin]
-- Floor: mosaic, granite and similar; or cement
[p. 18]
Apartment building:
A dwelling that forms part of the structure of a building, with access from a common area of circulation.
Apartment with yard (apartmento-quinta)or house with garden (casa-quinta):
A dwelling that forms part of another dwelling and that has its own toilet facilities and kitchen.
Tenement:
A dwelling with various rooms, each used as a familial dwelling (by different households).
Toilet facilities and water supply outside of the room.
Internal areas [e.g., patios] are for common use.
Shack/hut (Rancho):
A dwelling made of waste materials (boards, cardboard, caña - cane and similar).
Rural shack (Rancho Campesino):
-- Walls: Unfinished adobe, mud, stick-and-mud
-- Roof: corrugated metal sheets, straw, palm fronds, and similar
-- Floor: cement or dirt
-- Location: rural areas and small towns
Other type:
Any other type of shelter (albergue) either permanent or mobile, not constructed for human habitation: office space, sleeping sheds (barracas), trailers, boats, caves, tents and others.
Description
Definition
This variable indicates the type of dwelling: private house, apartment, institution, etc.
Universe
All households
concept
Concept
| Name | Vocabulary |
|---|---|
| Group Quarters Variables -- HOUSEHOLD | IPUMS |