What is the total population of Shanghai?

Question 1: What's the population of Shanghai? Shanghai's total population: 24 15 15000 (according to the statistics at the end of 20 13), and 24.796 million people are predicted in 20 15.

Shanghai population profile: Shanghai registered population1.425438+0.400; The foreign resident population is 9900 1 000. The resident population is196,200, and the birth rate is 8. 18‰. Death 125700, with a mortality rate of 5.24 ‰; The natural growth rate of permanent residents is 2.94‰. The resident population born throughout the year 105200, with a birth rate of 7.39 ‰; Death 1 16500 people, with a mortality rate of 8. 19‰. The natural growth rate of registered population is -0.8‰.

The average life expectancy of registered population in the city reached 82.47 years. Among them, male is 80. 19 years old; Female 84.79 years old.

Shanghai population development forecast: 24.796 million in 20 15, 26.50110,000 in 2020, 28.564 million in 2030 and 27.783 million in 2050. (20 14 Report on Characteristics and Problems of Shanghai Population Development Trend)

Question 2: What's the population of Shanghai, 20 16?

24 152700

Shanghai, referred to as "Shanghai" or "Shen" for short, is a municipality directly under the Central Government of the People's Republic of China, a national central city, a megacity, an economic, financial, trade and shipping center of China, and the first batch of coastal open cities. It is located at the mouth of the Yangtze River, facing Kyushu Island across the East China Sea, bordering Hangzhou Bay in the south and Jiangsu and Zhejiang provinces in the northwest.

Question 3: What's the population of Shanghai? 1 total population. The resident population in Shanghai is16.25 million, an increase of 1 10000, with a growth rate of 0.68%. The registered population is 6.5438+0.334 million; Floating population 29 1 000. 2. Natural population growth. Shanghai has a permanent population of 88,000, an increase of 7,000; The birth rate was 5.4‰, up 0.4 thousandths over the same period last year. The registered population was born 62,000, an increase of 0.4 million over the same period of last year; The birth rate is 4.7‰, which is 0.3 thousandth higher than the same period last year. 26,000 migrants were born, an increase of 3,000. Among them, the number of foreign-born people who got married in Shanghai was 9,600, an increase of 5,000, or 5%. Married births account for 37% of the floating population, and 13.4% of the total number of permanent residence and married births. In 2002, 97,000 permanent residents in Shanghai died, 3,000 more than the previous year, and the death rate of permanent residents was 6.0‰. The registered population died 97,000 people, with a mortality rate of 7.3‰, up 0.2‰ over the previous year. In 2002, the resident population in Shanghai naturally increased to-09,000, with a natural growth rate of -0.6‰, an increase of 0.2 ‰ over the same period last year. The registered population naturally increased by-35,000, with a natural growth rate of -2.6‰, up by 0. 1.00 1 year-on-year.

Question 4: What is the population of Shanghai? Shanghai 20 10 Bulletin on Main Data of the Sixth National Population Census

Shanghai Municipal Bureau of Statistics

20 1 1 May 3rd

According to the decision of the State Council, China conducted the sixth national census in 20 10/0/0/0/0/0/0. With the unified leadership of the State Council and the support of all citizens, the on-site registration and re-examination of the census was successfully completed through the efforts of the city's 6,543,800+2,000 census workers. The main data of quick summary are published as follows (note 1):

First, the permanent population of the city.

The resident population of the city (Note 2) is 230 19 148, which is 165438 at 0: 00 in the fifth national census in 2000, and has increased by 628 1438 in ten years. The average annual growth rate is 628 1, 4 1, and the average annual growth rate is 3.24%.

Among the resident population in this city, the resident population from other provinces and cities came to Shanghai for 8.977 million, accounting for 39.00%, which was 165438+3464922 in the fifth national census in 2000, an increase of 55 12078 in ten years. The average annual growth rate is 55 1208, with an average annual growth rate of 9.99%.

Second, the family population.

Among the permanent residents in the city, * * * has 825 1 160 households, and the number of households is 2058 1448, with an average population of 2.49, which is 0.3 less than the 2.79 in the fifth national census in 2000.

Third, gender composition.

Among the permanent residents in this city, the male population is 1 1854752, accounting for 51.50%; The female population is 1 1 164396, accounting for 48.50%. The sex ratio of permanent residents (female 100, male/female ratio) rose from 105.68 in the fifth national census in 2000 to 106. 18.

Fourth, age composition.

Among the permanent residents in the city, the population aged 0- 14 is 1985634, accounting for 8.63%; 15-64 years old population is 18703674, accounting for 81.25%; The population aged 65 and above is 2329840, accounting for 10. 12%. Compared with the fifth national census in 2000, the proportion of people aged 0- 14 decreased by 3.63 percentage points, the proportion of people aged 15-64 increased by 4.97 percentage points, and the proportion of people aged 65 and over decreased by 1.34 percentage points.

Verb (abbreviation of verb) ethnic composition

Among the permanent residents in the city, the Han population is 22,743,327, accounting for 98.80%; The population of ethnic minorities is 27582 1, accounting for 1.20%. Compared with the fifth national census in 2000, the population of Han nationality increased by 6 109465, with an increase of 36.73% and a decrease of 0.58 percentage points. The population of ethnic minorities increased by 17 1949, increasing by 165.54%, and the proportion increased by 0.58 percentage points.

The population with different education levels is intransitive verbs.

Among the urban resident population, the population with college education or above is 5053071; The population with high school education (including technical secondary school) is 4826118; The population with junior high school education is 8393031; The population with primary school education is 365,438+065,438+05642 (the above population with various education levels includes graduates, dropouts and students of various schools).

Compared with the fifth national census in 2000, the number of people with university education increased from 10940 to 2 1952 per 654.38+million people. The number of high school graduates dropped from 230 18 to 20966; The number of junior high school graduates dropped from 36,803 to 3,6461person; The number of primary school graduates decreased from 18934 to 13535.

Among the urban residents, the illiterate population (1population aged 5 and above) is 63 10 18. Compared with the fifth national census in 2000, the number of illiterate people decreased by 262,600, and the illiteracy rate (Note 3) decreased from 5.34% to 2.74%, a decrease of 2.60 percentage points.

Seven. Regional distribution of population

The regional distribution of the city's permanent population is as follows:

Huangpu District 42989 1 person Minhang District 2429372 people.

There are 248,779 people in Luwan District and 65,438 people in Baoshan District+0.9486 people.

Xuhui district 1085 130 people Jiading district 147 123 1 person.

69057 1 person in Pudong New Area, Changning District >>

Question 5:20 16 How many foreigners are in Shanghai's total population? How many locals? 20 16 Shanghai population has no statistical data.

The data of the sixth national census in Shanghai, namely 20 10, was released by Shanghai Municipal Bureau of Statistics on May 3rd, 20 16.

According to the data of Shanghai's sixth national census released by Shanghai Municipal Bureau of Statistics on May 3rd, 20th16th, based on the zero point of 201.000, the permanent population of Shanghai is 230 1.9 1.000, while Shanghai's "Eleventh Five-Year Plan" * * * The number of people increased by 6.281.4 million, with an increase of 37.53%, with an average annual increase of 6.281.0 million, with an average annual increase of 3.24%.

87.75% of the population increase comes from outside.

Of the total resident population of 230 1.9 1.000, the resident population of Shanghai from other provinces and cities is 8.977 million, accounting for 39%. Compared with the fifth census, the resident population of Shanghai from other provinces and cities increased by 55 1.2 1.000, an increase of 159.08%, with an average annual increase of 55 1.20 million, with an average annual increase of 9.99%.

Question 6: What's the population of Shanghai today? The sixth national census was conducted at 10/month 1 day 20 10. Shanghai resident population (Note 2)230 19 148!

Question 7: About how many people in Shanghai conducted the sixth national census on 1 October1Sunday at 20 1 1, the resident population of the whole city (Note 2) was 230 19 148!

Question 8: What is the population of Shanghai now? The population is 24 152700.

Shanghai, referred to as "Shanghai" for short, is a municipality directly under the Central Government of the People's Republic of China, a national central city, a megacity, an economic, transportation, science and technology, industrial, financial, trade, exhibition and shipping center of China, and the first batch of coastal open cities. It is located at the mouth of the Yangtze River, facing Kyushu Island across the East China Sea, bordering Hangzhou Bay in the south and Jiangsu and Zhejiang provinces in the northwest.

Question 9: What's the population of Shanghai? Su Beiren is in Shanghai.

After the opening of the port, due to the comprehensive effect of many factors, a large number of migrants moved into Shanghai, greatly exceeding the local population. Shanghai has thus become a typical immigrant city. [ 1]

Now the so-called Shanghainese go back two or three generations, and most of their parents and grandparents moved in from Jiangsu, Anhui, Fujian, Guangdong and Shanxi provinces. The proportion of Shanghainese in the true sense is very small. According to the statistics of 1950 and 1 June, the ancestral home in Shanghai accounts for 15% of the total population in Shanghai, and the non-Shanghai nationality accounts for 85%.

Immigrants from all corners of the country have formed an immigrant group divided by province, government or county in Shanghai. Due to economic status, professional division of labor, lifestyle, language and other factors, the social status of these immigrant groups is not exactly the same, and their relationship is not always harmonious. Although there are no large-scale conflicts and fights between immigrant groups, group discrimination still exists.

For a long time, Jiangsu is the largest foreign population in Shanghai. Shanghai belonged to Jiangsu Province for a long time before 1927. Speaking of Jiangsu, people usually divide it into two parts: northern Jiangsu and southern Jiangsu. There are great differences between these two groups, especially in modern times. Generally speaking, northern Jiangsu represents poverty and backwardness, while southern Jiangsu represents prosperity and civilization. The development of modern industry shows the gap between the two places. Jiangsu's modern industrial developed areas are mostly concentrated in southern Jiangsu. 193 1 year, 95% of industrial workers in Jiangsu are concentrated in Shanghai, Wuxi and Changzhou. Only Nantong in northern Jiangsu has a certain number of industrial workers. In cities farther north, such as Yangzhou, Yancheng and Funing, there are less than 100 industrial workers [2]. The regional differences are obvious.

The occupation, social status and living conditions of migrants from two regions of Jiangsu Province in Shanghai are also very different. Southern Jiangsu (especially the area around Suzhou, Wuxi and Changzhou) and Shanghai belong to the Wu dialect area. The culture, living habits and education level of Sunan people are very similar to those of Shanghainese, so there are more opportunities to communicate with each other and it is easier to communicate at the same time. Generally speaking, their work and business in Shanghai are passable. In Shanghai, people from southern Jiangsu and Shaoxing, Ningbo, Zhejiang often pretend to be masters, and so do they in real life. Su Beiren, on the other hand, is different. Most of them are farmers with little culture and technology, and they were forced to leave their homes because of wars and natural disasters. After they came to Shanghai, in order to survive, most of them worked as dockers, rickshaw pullers, textile workers, three knives (kitchen knives, barber knives, pedicure knife) and other so-called "serving the people" jobs, and their income was hardly enough to make a living. This group of people gathered in the suburbs and along the Suzhou River, and lived in a simple, dark and damp shed made of bamboo mats, felt cloth and clods. These gathering places are also called shanty towns. There is no sanitation system in shanty towns, and the environment is "dirty and messy". Su Beiren lives at the bottom of Shanghai. Compared with businessmen, tycoons, politicians, capitalists, comprador and foreigners who live in luxury houses, Shanghai is like hell and paradise. Everyone in northern Jiangsu is discriminated against by Jiangnan people and foreigners, and is called "Northern Jiangsu guy", "Jiangbei guy" and even "Jiangbei pig". Living conditions and discrimination in Su Beiren have lasted for more than a century. After liberation, their living conditions have been greatly improved, but in many cases, the progress is not fast. After the reform and opening up, Shanghai has developed into an international metropolis, and its urban appearance is "like this year after year, and it has changed greatly in three years". A large number of shanty towns have been demolished, and residents who used to live here have moved into new homes one after another, basically solving the problem of shanty towns that plague Shanghai. It is difficult for people to find traces of shanty towns where Su Beiren gathered in those days. After liberation, Su Beiren, who lived in Shanghai at that time, mostly gained a foothold in Shanghai and gave birth to offspring. Most of these descendants of Su Beiren, who were born in Shanghai, can speak Shanghainese, have received a good education and have always been Shanghainese in their living habits.

Although their ancestors still have considerable influence on them, their influence is gradually weakening. For the new generation in ten or twenty years, these influences will basically disappear, and it will be difficult for people to see the shadow of Su Beiren's predecessors from them. At that time, Su Beiren's concept will eventually become a historical concept.

Question 10: What is the local population of Shanghai? According to the data of the sixth national census published by Shanghai Municipal Bureau of Statistics, the permanent population in Shanghai is 2.3 million1.91.000 million, including 8.977 million permanent residents in other provinces and cities and 0/.40421.000 million local residents in Shanghai.