The downtown area of Mexico City extends to today's autonomous city of Cuauhtémoc. What is the total population?

Navajo Valley has been a densely populated area in Mexico since the pre-Spanish period. 1824 When the Federal District was established, the downtown area of Mexico City extended to the area directly under the Cuauhtémoc municipality today. At the beginning of the 20th century, indigenous people began to migrate to the south and west, and Mixcoac and St. Angel soon became growing metropolises. According to the census of 192 1, 54.78% of the population in this city is of mixed indo-European (mixed indigenous and European), 22.79% is European, and 18.74% is indigenous. At that time, there were less than 1 million residents in Mexico City.

The annual growth rate of the metropolitan area of Mexico City is much lower than that of the densely populated areas of other big cities in Mexico, which may be due to the decentralized environmental policies here. The net migration rate of the Federal District from 1995 to 2000 was negative. Among them, indigenous immigrants from different parts of Mexico, accounting for 18.74% of the city's population, came to the capital to find better employment opportunities. Navarte, Yasi, Erroneous, Zapotec and Mo Zakhari are the most widely used indigenous languages in Mexico City.

Historically, since the New Spain era, many Filipinos have settled in cities and integrated into Mexican society. Although there are no official data, the estimated population of each community is quite significant. Mexico City is the largest American settlement outside the United States. At present, it is estimated that about 600,000 Americans live in Mexico City, and the US Consular Affairs Bureau estimated in 1999 that more than 440,000 Americans live in the metropolitan area of Mexico City.

This proportion has declined in the past few decades, but it is still higher than the national proportion. However, many other religious philosophies are also prevalent in this city: many different types of Protestant groups and Jewish communities, Buddhism, Islam and other spiritual philosophical groups, and more and more atheists. Mexico City Special Report: Mexico Announces Census Results. Special correspondent Zhang Jinjiang reported on June 22, 2009: Based on this, it was announced that Mexico had conducted the 12 national census.

It is announced that the population of Mexico in this census has increased by 1990 by16.2 million. From 2000 1990 to 10, the average annual population of Mexico increased by 2.4 million; 420,000 people die every year; Emigrate 300 thousand abroad; The average annual population growth rate is less than 1.9%, which is lower than 1990. The urban population accounts for 74.7% and the rural population accounts for 25.3%. The urban population ratio 1990 increased by 2.7 percentage points.

There are 47.4 million men and 50 million women in the national population. The ratio of female to male is 100 to 95. Among the 32 state-level administrative regions in Mexico, Mexico has the largest population of 1, 365,438+10,000; Followed by the Federal District of Mexico, with a population of 859,438+0,000. Mexico City, the capital of the Federal District plus Satellite City, has a population of18.2 million. It was announced that the census in Mexico cost 2.902 billion pesos (about 290 million US dollars) and the per capita income was 29.8 pesos.