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Population Census

About - Characteristics of the Population and of the Housing Units

It presents the definitive data about the survey universe, encompassing the characteristics of the population, of household heads and of the househing units and their respective dwellers, relative to the total of the country, for Brazil and its Major Regions, Federative Units and municipalities.

 

Main results - Characteristics of the Population and of the Housing Units

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The IBGE adopts a review policy of the data disclosed by this statistical operation. Data review means any and all scheduled revision of numerical data due to new information, which was not accessible at the time of the first disclosure. For instance: late data that replaces a non-response; or data corrected by the informant himself; or a set of data that has undergone editing and imputation. For more detailed information about the published data review policy of the IBGE statistical operations, check the list of short-term, long-term and special surveys carried out by the Institute with their respective revision procedure on: https://biblioteca.ibge.gov.br/index.php/biblioteca-catalogo?view=detalhes&id=298009.

Tables - Characteristics of the Population and of the Housing Units

Selected Tables Brazil

Resident population, by urban or rural housing unit and sex, according to the age groups - Brazil - 2000

Age groups Resident population
Total Men Women Urban or rural housing unit and sex
Urban Rural
Total Men Women Total Men Women
Total 169 799 170 83 576 015 86 223 155 137 953 959 66 882 993 71 070 966 31 845 211 16 693 022 15 152 189
0 to 4 years 16 375 728 8 326 926 8 048 802 12 760 820 6 490 364 6 270 456 3 614 908 1 836 562 1 778 346
Less than 1 year 3 213 310 1 635 916 1 577 394 2 518 464 1 282 941 1 235 523 694 846 352 975 341 871
1 ano 3 191 309 1 625 584 1 565 725 2 500 857 1 273 877 1 226 980 690 452 351 707 338 745
2 years 3 282 937 1 667 436 1 615 501 2 554 405 1 298 025 1 256 380 728 532 369 411 359 121
3 years 3 332 660 1 691 314 1 641 346 2 586 800 1 313 534 1 273 266 745 860 377 780 368 080
4 years 3 355 512 1 706 676 1 648 836 2 600 294 1 321 987 1 278 307 755 218 384 689 370 529
5 to 9 years 16 542 327 8 402 353 8 139 974 12 821 519 6 500 814 6 320 705 3 720 808 1 901 539 1 819 269
5 years 3 445 580 1 752 832 1 692 748 2 665 738 1 354 129 1 311 609 779 842 398 703 381 139
6 years 3 320 105 1 684 797 1 635 308 2 583 546 1 309 541 1 274 005 736 559 375 256 361 303
7 years 3 300 664 1 676 334 1 624 330 2 557 439 1 297 341 1 260 098 743 225 378 993 364 232
8 years 3 245 677 1 650 989 1 594 688 2 510 334 1 273 999 1 236 335 735 343 376 990 358 353
9 years 3 230 301 1 637 401 1 592 900 2 504 462 1 265 804 1 238 658 725 839 371 597 354 242
10 to 14 years 17 348 067 8 777 639 8 570 428 13 530 190 6 803 898 6 726 292 3 817 877 1 973 741 1 844 136
10 years 3 367 200 1 712 684 1 654 516 2 603 210 1 318 951 1 284 259 763 990 393 733 370 257
11 years 3 433 809 1 740 694 1 693 115 2 677 313 1 350 838 1 326 475 756 496 389 856 366 640
12 years 3 524 814 1 784 687 1 740 127 2 747 860 1 382 386 1 365 474 776 954 402 301 374 653
13 years 3 461 413 1 744 476 1 716 937 2 708 922 1 356 612 1 352 310 752 491 387 864 364 627
14 years 3 560 831 1 795 098 1 765 733 2 792 885 1 395 111 1 397 774 767 946 399 987 367 959
15 to 19 years 17 939 815 9 019 130 8 920 685 14 403 539 7 132 822 7 270 717 3 536 276 1 886 308 1 649 968
15 years 3 521 881 1 769 166 1 752 715 2 767 637 1 374 707 1 392 930 754 244 394 459 359 785
16 years 3 497 668 1 757 499 1 740 169 2 779 060 1 376 850 1 402 210 718 608 380 649 337 959
17 years 3 682 950 1 852 317 1 830 633 2 956 922 1 463 643 1 493 279 726 028 388 674 337 354
18 years 3 751 494 1 893 240 1 858 254 3 042 327 1 508 601 1 533 726 709 167 384 639 324 528
19 years 3 485 822 1 746 908 1 738 914 2 857 593 1 409 021 1 448 572 628 229 337 887 290 342
20 to 24 years 16 141 515 8 048 218 8 093 297 13 352 132 6 549 365 6 802 767 2 789 383 1 498 853 1 290 530
20 years 3 508 846 1 752 773 1 756 073 2 874 807 1 411 721 1 463 086 634 039 341 052 292 987
21 years 3 268 804 1 630 551 1 638 253 2 711 066 1 330 452 1 380 614 557 738 300 099 257 639
22 years 3 265 973 1 632 180 1 633 793 2 698 889 1 326 049 1 372 840 567 084 306 131 260 953
23 years 3 104 791 1 546 528 1 558 263 2 577 141 1 263 070 1 314 071 527 650 283 458 244 192
24 years 2 993 101 1 486 186 1 506 915 2 490 229 1 218 073 1 272 156 502 872 268 113 234 759
25 to 29 years 13 849 665 6 814 328 7 035 337 11 570 969 5 606 425 5 964 544 2 278 696 1 207 903 1 070 793
30 to 34 years 13 028 944 6 363 983 6 664 961 10 918 396 5 248 443 5 669 953 2 110 548 1 115 540 995 008
35 to 39 years 12 261 529 5 955 875 6 305 654 10 326 271 4 929 130 5 397 141 1 935 258 1 026 745 908 513
40 to 44 years 10 546 694 5 116 439 5 430 255 8 913 019 4 249 804 4 663 215 1 633 675 866 635 767 040
45 to 49 years 8 721 541 4 216 418 4 505 123 7 309 621 3 472 375 3 837 246 1 411 920 744 043 667 877
50 to 54 years 7 062 601 3 415 678 3 646 923 5 833 659 2 764 708 3 068 951 1 228 942 650 970 577 972
55 to 59 years 5 444 715 2 585 244 2 859 471 4 387 995 2 032 135 2 355 860 1 056 720 553 109 503 611
60 to 64 years 4 600 929 2 153 209 2 447 720 3 712 213 1 676 323 2 035 890 888 716 476 886 411 830
65 to 69 years 3 581 106 1 639 325 1 941 781 2 916 899 1 284 812 1 632 087 664 207 354 513 309 694
70 to 74 years 2 742 302 1 229 329 1 512 973 2 249 617 966 115 1 283 502 492 685 263 214 229 471
75 to 79 years 1 779 587 780 571 999 016 1 456 665 610 767 845 898 322 922 169 804 153 118
80 to 84 years 1 036 034 428 501 607 533 841 798 331 002 510 796 194 236 97 499 96 737
85 to 89 years 534 871 208 088 326 783 436 121 160 379 275 742 98 750 47 709 51 041
90 to 94 years 180 426 65 117 115 309 147 784 50 531 97 253 32 642 14 586 18 056
95 to 99 years 56 198 19 221 36 977 45 682 14 899 30 783 10 516 4 322 6 194
100 years and more 24 576 10 423 14 153 19 050 7 882 11 168 5 526 2 541 2 985

 

Premanent private housing units and residents in permanent private housing units, by urban or rural housing unit, according to some of the major characteristics of the housing unit - Brazil - 2000

Characteristics of the housing unit Permanent private housing units Residents in permanent private housing units
Total Urban or rural Total Urban or rural
Urban Rural Urban Rural
Total 44 795 101 37 334 866 7 460 235 168 370 893 137 015 685 31 355 208
Type
House 40 018 373 32 636 335 7 382 038 154 328 988 123 229 045 31 099 943
Apartment 4 298 980 4 256 403 42 577 12 722 876 12 569 039 153 837
Room 477 748 442 128 35 620 1 319 029 1 217 601 101 428
Occupation condition of the housing unit
Owned 33 306 136 27 882 609 5 423 527 128 414 707 105 198 978 23 215 729
Owned already paid 30 248 669 24 969 569 5 279 100 117 121 511 94 501 359 22 620 152
Owned still paying 3 057 467 2 913 040 144 427 11 293 196 10 697 619 595 577
Rent 6 403 325 6 264 712 138 613 21 231 706 20 713 428 518 278
Granted 4 532 093 2 752 656 1 779 437 16 586 038 9 462 230 7 123 808
Granted by employer 1 719 007 510 265 1 208 742 6 668 389 1 808 225 4 860 164
Granted in other way 2 813 086 2 242 391 570 695 9 917 649 7 654 005 2 263 644
Other 553 547 434 889 118 658 2 138 442 1 641 049 497 393
Water supply
General network 34 859 393 33 512 266 1 347 127 127 682 948 122 102 799 5 580 149
Piped in at least one room 32 666 044 31 696 176 969 868 118 432 944 114 559 080 3 873 864
Piped only in the property or terrain 2 193 349 1 816 090 377 259 9 250 004 7 543 719 1 706 285
Well or spring (in the property) 6 976 877 2 663 255 4 313 622 28 074 483 10 399 507 17 674 976
Piped in at least one room 3 973 047 1 783 132 2 189 915 14 940 615 6 709 484 8 231 131
Piped only in the property or terrain 569 401 209 058 360 343 2 315 903 848 717 1 467 186
Non-piped 2 434 429 671 065 1 763 364 10 817 965 2 841 306 7 976 659
Other 2 958 831 1 159 345 1 799 486 12 613 462 4 513 379 8 100 083
Piped in at least one room 493 842 287 081 206 761 1 887 131 1 085 154 801 977
Piped only in the property or terrain 145 073 68 259 76 814 610 696 277 605 333 091
Non-piped 2 319 916 804 005 1 515 911 10 115 635 3 150 620 6 965 015
Existence of bathroom or toilet and type of sewage disposal
Had bathroom or toilet 41 089 793 36 261 998 4 827 795 152 280 448 132 719 032 19 561 416
Public sewer or rainwater network 21 160 735 20 913 956 246 779 74 721 700 73 759 596 962 104
Septic tank 6 699 715 5 984 551 715 164 24 877 530 22 146 361 2 731 169
Cesspool 10 594 752 7 482 258 3 112 494 42 156 836 29 425 406 12 731 430
Ditch 1 154 910 816 951 337 959 4 625 992 3 223 912 1 402 080
River, lake or sea 1 110 021 827 843 282 178 4 376 438 3 219 940 1 156 498
Other drainage 369 660 236 439 133 221 1 521 952 943 817 578 135
Had no bathroom or toilet 3 705 308 1 072 868 2 632 440 16 090 445 4 296 653 11 793 792
Existence and number of bathrooms
Had bathroom 37 293 753 33 867 230 3 426 523 136 119 825 122 875 880 13 243 945
1 bathroom 28 274 715 25 181 347 3 093 368 102 394 662 90 429 662 11 965 000
2 bathrooms 6 264 520 5 993 255 271 265 23 291 689 22 242 944 1 048 745
3 bathrooms 1 979 634 1 935 637 43 997 7 305 825 7 141 878 163 947
4 bathrooms and more 774 884 756 991 17 893 3 127 649 3 061 396 66 253
Had no bathroom 7 501 348 3 467 636 4 033 712 32 251 068 14 139 805 18 111 263
Garbage disposal
Collected 35 393 331 34 401 517 991 814 128 668 915 124 858 017 3 810 898
By cleaning service 33 263 039 32 429 248 833 791 120 542 400 117 335 606 3 206 794
In skip of cleaning service 2 130 292 1 972 269 158 023 8 126 515 7 522 411 604 104
Burned (in the property) 5 029 000 1 430 331 3 598 669 21 073 667 5 951 876 15 121 791
Buried (in the property) 521 785 117 819 403 966 2 048 206 469 518 1 578 688
Dumped in junkyard or street 3 102 584 1 180 177 1 922 407 13 344 612 4 908 719 8 435 893
Dumped in river, lake or sea 193 505 121 794 71 711 877 570 509 534 368 036
Other destination 554 896 83 228 471 668 2 357 923 318 021 2 039 902

Selected Tables Major Regions

Resident population, by urban or rural housing unit and sex, according to the Major Regions and Federation Units - Brazil - Major Regions - 2000

Major Regions and Federation Units Resident population
Total Men Women Urban or rural housing unit and sex
Urban Rural
Total Men Women Total Men Women
Brazil 169 799 170 83 576 015 86 223 155 137 953 959 66 882 993 71 070 966 31 845 211 16 693 022 15 152 189
North Region 12 900 704 6 533 555 6 367 149 9 014 365 4 441 624 4 572 741 3 886 339 2 091 931 1 794 408
Rondônia 1 379 787 708 140 671 647 884 523 439 714 444 809 495 264 268 426 226 838
Acre 557 526 280 983 276 543 370 267 180 190 190 077 187 259 100 793 86 466
Amazonas 2 812 557 1 414 367 1 398 190 2 107 222 1 040 516 1 066 706 705 335 373 851 331 484
Roraima 324 397 166 037 158 360 247 016 123 929 123 087 77 381 42 108 35 273
Pará 6 192 307 3 132 768 3 059 539 4 120 693 2 018 235 2 102 458 2 071 614 1 114 533 957 081
Amapá 477 032 239 453 237 579 424 683 210 950 213 733 52 349 28 503 23 846
Tocantins 1 157 098 591 807 565 291 859 961 428 090 431 871 297 137 163 717 133 420
Northeast Region 47 741 711 23 413 914 24 327 797 32 975 425 15 779 168 17 196 257 14 766 286 7 634 746 7 131 540
Maranhão 5 651 475 2 812 681 2 838 794 3 364 070 1 617 868 1 746 202 2 287 405 1 194 813 1 092 592
Piauí 2 843 278 1 398 290 1 444 988 1 788 590 849 974 938 616 1 054 688 548 316 506 372
Ceará 7 430 661 3 628 474 3 802 187 5 315 318 2 537 472 2 777 846 2 115 343 1 091 002 1 024 341
Rio Grande do Norte 2 776 782 1 359 953 1 416 829 2 036 673 976 797 1 059 876 740 109 383 156 356 953
Paraíba 3 443 825 1 671 978 1 771 847 2 447 212 1 163 908 1 283 304 996 613 508 070 488 543
Pernambuco 7 918 344 3 826 657 4 091 687 6 058 249 2 874 992 3 183 257 1 860 095 951 665 908 430
Alagoas 2 822 621 1 378 942 1 443 679 1 919 739 919 168 1 000 571 902 882 459 774 443 108
Sergipe 1 784 475 874 906 909 569 1 273 226 611 067 662 159 511 249 263 839 247 410
Bahia 13 070 250 6 462 033 6 608 217 8 772 348 4 227 922 4 544 426 4 297 902 2 234 111 2 063 791
Southeast Region 72 412 411 35 426 091 36 986 320 65 549 194 31 810 179 33 739 015 6 863 217 3 615 912 3 247 305
Minas Gerais 17 891 494 8 851 587 9 039 907 14 671 828 7 144 898 7 526 930 3 219 666 1 706 689 1 512 977
Espírito Santo 3 097 232 1 534 806 1 562 426 2 463 049 1 199 740 1 263 309 634 183 335 066 299 117
Rio de Janeiro 14 391 282 6 900 335 7 490 947 13 821 466 6 603 891 7 217 575 569 816 296 444 273 372
São Paulo 37 032 403 18 139 363 18 893 040 34 592 851 16 861 650 17 731 201 2 439 552 1 277 713 1 161 839
South Region 25 107 616 12 401 450 12 706 166 20 321 999 9 896 617 10 425 382 4 785 617 2 504 833 2 280 784
Paraná 9 563 458 4 737 420 4 826 038 7 786 084 3 802 017 3 984 067 1 777 374 935 403 841 971
Santa Catarina 5 356 360 2 669 311 2 687 049 4 217 931 2 076 216 2 141 715 1 138 429 593 095 545 334
Rio Grande do Sul 10 187 798 4 994 719 5 193 079 8 317 984 4 018 384 4 299 600 1 869 814 976 335 893 479
Central-West Region 11 636 728 5 801 005 5 835 723 10 092 976 4 955 405 5 137 571 1 543 752 845 600 698 152
Mato Grosso do Sul 2 078 001 1 040 024 1 037 977 1 747 106 860 969 886 137 330 895 179 055 151 840
Mato Grosso 2 504 353 1 287 187 1 217 166 1 987 726 999 831 987 895 516 627 287 356 229 271
Goiás 5 003 228 2 492 438 2 510 790 4 396 645 2 160 766 2 235 879 606 583 331 672 274 911
Federal District 2 051 146 981 356 1 069 790 1 961 499 933 839 1 027 660 89 647 47 517 42 130

 

Permanent private housing units, by number of residents, according to the Major Regions and Federation Units - Brazil - Major Regions - 2000

Major Regions and Federation Units Permanent private housing units
Total Number of residents
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 and more
Brazil 44 795 101 4 085 568 7 704 896 9 845 625 10 336 407 6 347 922 3 141 215 1 504 642 1 828 826
North Region 2 809 912 185 342 336 549 483 026 575 585 457 117 307 300 170 911 294 082
Rondônia 347 194 26 401 52 315 71 989 82 825 56 814 28 887 13 593 14 370
Acre 129 439 9 905 16 810 25 290 26 677 20 256 12 913 7 198 10 390
Amazonas 570 938 33 799 59 413 89 915 107 417 90 932 70 980 38 984 79 498
Roraima 74 451 6 776 9 673 12 997 14 358 12 225 8 490 4 110 5 822
Pará 1 309 033 77 198 147 099 215 564 264 879 215 864 148 476 86 525 153 428
Amapá 98 576 6 578 10 540 15 760 18 519 15 552 11 413 7 029 13 185
Tocantins 280 281 24 685 40 699 51 511 60 910 45 474 26 141 13 472 17 389
Northeast Region 11 401 385 900 256 1 647 910 2 208 049 2 413 838 1 762 018 1 057 177 588 245 823 892
Maranhão 1 235 496 72 114 150 947 209 246 246 461 207 049 141 511 83 451 124 717
Piauí 661 366 42 371 88 053 121 063 143 266 114 025 67 283 37 076 48 229
Ceará 1 757 888 116 478 249 644 353 762 369 325 278 382 168 337 94 885 127 075
Rio Grande do Norte 671 993 46 089 96 895 138 366 151 237 105 414 59 964 32 015 42 013
Paraíba 849 378 65 943 130 647 171 474 185 806 133 114 72 640 39 258 50 496
Pernambuco 1 968 761 161 515 308 243 400 128 447 850 287 838 159 776 86 331 117 080
Alagoas 649 365 46 816 88 221 122 035 137 584 101 161 62 358 35 816 55 374
Sergipe 436 735 39 280 65 940 86 483 89 569 67 743 37 984 21 220 28 516
Bahia 3 170 403 309 650 469 320 605 492 642 740 467 292 287 324 158 193 230 392
Southeast Region 20 224 269 2 003 541 3 768 624 4 687 405 4 825 235 2 734 082 1 193 419 508 696 503 267
Minas Gerais 4 765 258 458 268 803 251 1 024 914 1 113 890 708 793 329 899 154 947 171 296
Espírito Santo 841 096 71 685 145 634 194 974 207 161 121 996 53 077 23 642 22 927
Rio de Janeiro 4 253 763 505 119 881 038 1 030 686 977 169 480 757 206 551 86 617 85 826
São Paulo 10 364 152 968 469 1 938 701 2 436 831 2 527 015 1 422 536 603 892 243 490 223 218
South Region 7 205 057 693 428 1 412 920 1 782 772 1 725 826 926 848 383 451 153 142 126 670
Paraná 2 664 276 231 234 491 636 640 894 657 028 371 920 154 688 63 226 53 650
Santa Catarina 1 498 742 116 992 274 079 374 853 381 649 208 566 85 328 32 631 24 644
Rio Grande do Sul 3 042 039 345 202 647 205 767 025 687 149 346 362 143 435 57 285 48 376
Central-West Region 3 154 478 303 001 538 893 684 373 795 923 467 857 199 868 83 648 80 915
Mato Grosso do Sul 562 902 53 964 97 364 125 394 137 368 83 056 35 335 15 270 15 151
Mato Grosso 645 905 57 331 101 299 136 064 160 004 102 615 46 792 20 386 21 414
Goiás 1 398 015 140 274 249 764 305 048 368 707 197 011 78 059 31 142 28 010
Federal District 547 656 51 432 90 466 117 867 129 844 85 175 39 682 16 850 16 340

The IBGE adopts a review policy of the data disclosed by this statistical operation. Data review means any and all scheduled revision of numerical data due to new information, which was not accessible at the time of the first disclosure. For instance: late data that replaces a non-response; or data corrected by the informant himself; or a set of data that has undergone editing and imputation. For more detailed information about the published data review policy of the IBGE statistical operations, check the list of short-term, long-term and special surveys carried out by the Institute with their respective revision procedure on: https://biblioteca.ibge.gov.br/index.php/biblioteca-catalogo?view=detalhes&id=298009.

Publications - Characteristics of the Population and of the Housing Units

Description

It is the major reference source to know the life conditions of the population in all the municipalities of Brazil and in their internal territorial divisions, having the resident person in the housing unit in the National Territory in the reference date as the data collection unit.

The Basic Questionnaire of the survey investigates information on the characteristics of the housing units (urban or rural status, number of bathrooms, existence of toilet, drainage of the bathroom or toilet, water supply, garbage disposal, existence of electricity, etc.); international emigration; composition of the housing units (number of residents, shared responsibility, list of residents, identification of the head, family relationship with the head of the household, etc.); characteristics of residents (sex and age, color or race, ethnicity and spoken language, in the case of Indians, ownership of birth registration, literacy, monthly earnings, etc.); and mortality. Selected housing units were investigated through the Sample Questionnaire, which includes more detailed items on the characteristics of the housing unit and residents in addition to those present in the Basic Questionnaire, as well as items on specific themes like disability, nuptiality and fertility.

The periodicity of the survey is decennial, except for the years of 1910 and 1930, in which the survey was canceled, and of 1990, whose operation was postponed to 1991.

The geographic coverage is nationwide, with results released for Brazil, Major Regions, Federation Units, Mesoregions, Microregions, Metropolitan Areas, Municipalities, Districts, Sub-districts and Enumeration Areas. 

Historical Overview

The first population census in Brazil was carried out in 1808, specifically aiming at military interests of recruiting for the Armed Forces. It caused the suspect that its results would have been far from reality, due either to the natural prevention of the population against census operations or, mainly, to its objectives. For historical purposes, the census carried out in 1872, called General Census of the Empire, is considered the first one in Brazil, due to its bigger complexity and, above all, to the control exerted on the whole operation. It was established by Decree no. 4,856, of December 30, 1871, and conducted by the General Directorate of Statistics, later discontinued in 1879. The census scheduled for 1880 was transferred to 1887, eventually remaining just as a project. The General Directorate of Statistics was reestablished by Decree no. 113-d, of January 2, 1890, which set the date of December 31, 1890 to carry out the I Census of the Republic. The II Decennial Census of the Republic began on December 31, 1900 in the entire Brazilian territory. Nevertheless, problems with the calculation of the data in the city of Rio de Janeiro, then Federal District, caused the appointment of a commission to study this issue, which concluded to cancel the results related to the city.  Based on a legal provision towards this aim, the Federal District carried out another survey just in 1906, completed in February 1907 and released in a special volume. Scheduled for December 31, 1910, the III Decennial Census of the Republic was transferred to June 30, 1911. The operation was definitively discontinued as a result of the political turmoil that Brazil was facing at the time. Carried out on September 1, 1920, the IV Decennial Census aimed at not only the population, yet also the economic situation of the localities. As a result, the industrial and agricultural production in Brazil were thoroughly investigated. Considering the decennial periodicity of the Brazilian censuses as established by law, the V General Census of Brazil should had taken place in 1930, yet a number of reasons, particularly those of political nature, hindered the operation that year. After the radical transformation of the statistical services in Brazil – creation of the National Council of Statistics - CNE and National Council of Geography - CNG, which, altogether, formed the IBGE, according to Decree-Law no. 218, of January 26, 1938 –, the V General Census of Brazil was carried out in 1940, corresponding to the fifth population census, second agricultural and industrial census, and first surveying on trade, transportation, communications and services.  Carried out in 1950, the VI General Census of Brazil included the Population Census, whose reference date was fixed on July 1st, and the Agricultural, Industrial, Trade and Services Censuses, as well as the special surveys on transportation and communications. That census integrated the Census of the Americas, sponsored by the Inter-American Statistical Institute - IASI, addressing a specific request from the United Nations - UN. Held on September 1, 1960, the VII General Census of Brazil also followed the basic guidelines established by those international organizations, in order to assure the consistency of the concepts and allow the comparability of the census results among the American nations. In this survey, the sampling technique was used for the first time in a Brazilian census. Integrated with the Census of the Americas, the VIII General Census of Brazil was carried out on September 1, 1970, encompassing the Population Census and the Property, Agricultural, Industrial, Trade and Services Censuses, as well as special surveys on credit institutions, insurance companies and companies in charge of producing and distributing electricity. The IBGE carried out the IX General Census of Brazil on September 1, 1980, which included not only the Population Census, yet also the Agricultural, Industrial, Trade and Services Censuses and, after previous surveys, integrated with the Census of the Americas, as suggested by the UN. That survey counted on technological advances that allowed innovations in the operation and dissemination of results, which were published in the same year of the operation for the first time ever. Due to budget restrictions, the Population Census was not carried out in 1990, being postponed to September 1, 1991. Compared with the previous censuses, the 1991 Population Census innovated in a number of technical, technological and operational aspects, highlighting also the institution of partnerships – Municipal Census Commissions - CCMs and the Advisory Commission –, which worked as a link between the IBGE and the society. The 2000 Population Census, which resumed the operation in years ending in zero, anticipated the reference date of the survey from September 1st to August 1st, and represented a qualitative leap in a number of aspects, particularly concerning the technological innovation – from the system that followed up the data collection to the data capture and to the automation of the processes of data coding, edit and tabulation, through the extensive use of digital technologies, providing the most appropriate media to each segment of users. Its implementation consolidated the statistical bonds among the countries of the Extended Mercosur, which also includes Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay, Bolivia and Chile. Carried out on August 1st, the 2010 Population Census made important transformations in the work methods, providing users with even more interactive and specialized pictures, characterized by relevant methodological improvements and technological advances. Partnerships were improved and strengthened through the State Census Commissions - CCEs and Municipal Commissions of Geography and Statistics - CMGEs, aiming at expanding the integration between the IBGE and the local communities to gather cooperation and logistics support for the implementation of institutional surveys.

Time series

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Microdata

The microdata are the lowest level of disaggregation of the data of a survey, representing, in the form of numerical codes, the content of the questionnaires and preserving the statistical confidentiality aiming at the non-individualization of the information. The microdata are in ASCII format, allowing expert users with knowledge in programming, preferably in statistical software, to read the data, cross them in different geographic aggregations and create multiple tabulations according to their personal interest.

The microdata files are coupled with a support documentation that provides the names, codes and descriptions of the variables and their categories, complemented, whenever needed, with elements to compute the sampling errors.

2010 Census

Updating

March 11, 2016 - Variable v1005 - ENUMERATION AREA STATUS was included in the HOUSING UNIT, PERSON, EMIGRATION and MORTALITY files

Federation Units

Documentation

Tables - Federation Units and Municipalities (in zip format)

2000 Census

Updating

September 8, 2017 - It was detected that variable V0300 was not in the housing unit file.

March 9, 2016 - It was detected that the activity and employment files were incomplete and that it was necessary to include new codes in the documentation that matches the codes of 2000 and 1991.

June 19, 2015 - It was detected that parts of some records were corrupted. The files were replaced.

Federation Units

Downloads

Technical Information

Methodology of the survey carried out in 2010 (Methodological Reports Series, v. 41)

Methodology of the survey carried out in 2000 (Methodological Reports Series, v. 25)

Methodology of the survey carried out in 1980 (Methodological Reports Series, v. 4)


The changes that took place in the survey after the release of the methodological reports are presented either as Technical notes and/or Methodological notes. The technical notes either report or clarify specific issues on the survey, whereas the methodological notes address general aspects of the improvements, updates and/or revisions implemented, as well as complementary methodological aspects, whose clarifications have been made necessary before the release of a new formal volume of the Methodological Reports Series.

Technical notes

  • Technical note 01/2018 - Reinterpretation of the data on disabled persons in the 2010 Population Census, in the light of the recommendations of the Washington Group

News and Releases

2022 Census

2022 Census: two out of three Brazilians were residents of roads without wheelchair ramps

Data found in the 2022 Census show that, of the 174.2 million residents of areas with urban characteristics...

17/04/2025

2022 Census

In Maceió (AL), IBGE releases urban characteristics of surroundings of housing units

On April 17, at 10 am, in Maceió (AL), the Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE) will...

03/04/2025

2022 Census

2022 Census: proportion of population with complete higher education increases from 6.8% in 2000 to 18.4% in 2022

Between 2000 and 2022, the proportion of persons with complete higher education grew 2.7 times in the...

26/02/2025

2022 Census

2022 Census: Brazil has 8.5 thousand Indigenous localities, most of them in the North Region

According with Census data, published today (19) by the IBGE, there were 8,568 Indigenous localities...

19/12/2024

2022 Census

2022 Census: one out of five Brazilians lives in rented household

In 2022, the proportion of Brazilians who lived in rented households maintained the upward trend and...

12/12/2024

2022 Census

2022 Census: At Casa Brasil IBGE, technical team releases aggregated results by enumeration areas and enumeration routes

The Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE) released, on Thursday, 14, data relative to...

14/11/2024

2022 Census

2022 Census: 87% of the Brazilian population lives in urban areas

According to the 2022 Population Census, of the total country's population, 203.1 million people, 177.5...

14/11/2024

2022 Census

IBGE launches Environment and Maps Modules for the Creating Synergies between the 2030 Agenda and the G20 series

The Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE) is releasing the Environment and Maps thematic...

14/11/2024

2022 Census

2022 Census: IBGE releases data on the Census Map at Casa Brasil IBGE

On November 14, at 10 am, the Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE) will releases the...

12/11/2024

2022 Census

2022 Census: 16.4 million persons in Brazil lived in Favelas and Urban Communities

The 2022 Population Census  found 12,348 Favelas and Urban Communities in Brazil, inhabited by 16,390,815...

08/11/2024

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