total population means the official statistics of the population residing in the area of jurisdiction of a metropolitan, local or district municipality, as published in the Community Survey 2016: Statistical Release No. P0301, in terms of the Statistics Act, 1999 (Act No. 6 of 1999); and
total population means the official statistics of the population residing in the area of jurisdiction of a metropolitan, local or district municipality, as determined by the Statistician General for the 2011 Census, in terms of section 14(7) of the Statistics Act, 1999 (Act No. 6 of 1999);
total population means the number of residents listed in the most current edition of “Census of Population and Housing,” published by the United States Bureau of the Census.
More Definitions of total population
total population means the sum of populations of all eligible cities.
total population means all persons of a grid cell whose usual residence is located in that grid cell;
total population of a town means that enumerated in the most recent federal decennial census of population or that enumerated in the current population report series issued by the United States Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census available on January first of the fiscal year two years prior to the fiscal year in which a grant is to be paid or an allocation is to be made, whichever is most recent; except that any town whose enumerated population residing in state and federal institutions within such town and attributed to such town by the census exceeds forty per cent of such total population shall be counted as follows: (A) Those persons who are incarcerated or in custodial situations, including, but not limited to, jails, prisons, hospitals or training schools; or (B) those persons who reside in dormitory facilities in schools, colleges, universities or on military bases shall not be counted in the total population of a town.
total population means the number of residents listed in the -1980 most current edition of "Census of Popula tion and Housing, ” dated March 1981, published by the Iowa department of economic development United States Bureau of the Census.
total population means the estimated total population as determined by Statistics Canada on the basis of the 1991 census of population or the most recent decennial census of population for which results are published, excluding institutional residents, as defined in Population Estimates by First Official Language Spoken, September 1989.
total population of a town means that enumerated in the most recent federal decennial census of population or that enumerated in the current population report series issued by the United States Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census available on January first of the fiscal year two years prior to the fiscal year in which a grant is to be paid or an allocation is to be made, whichever is most recent; except that any town whose enumerated population residing in state and federal institutions within such town and attributed to such town by the census exceeds forty per cent of such "total
total population. Direct Benefit Activities (NOTE: Sections A and B below are not applicable to Area Benefit Activities) Direct benefit activities require personal individual information about the persons/households benefitting from the activity. For question A., enter the total individuals benefiting by race and ethnicity and by income level. This total for LMI is any person 80% or below the area median income and non-LMI are 81% or higher of the area median income. The LMI and non-LMI total should equal the population total in the following section on Low to Moderate Income Benefits. See xxxxxxxxxxx.xxxx/xxxxxxxx/xxx-xxx-xxx-xxxxxxx-xxxx/ for further guidance on low to moderate income determination. Race and ethnicity are independent of each other and should be counted separately. For instance, if the activity served 20 white persons, 15 of which are not of Hispanic/Latino ethnicity and five of which are of Hispanic/Latino ethnicity, the information to be added into row “A. Race and Ethnicity, 1. White” should be 20 for Total and 5 for Hispanic/Latino.” For question B., enter female-headed, elderly-headed, and handicapped-headed households for those LMI (80% or below area median income) and those non-LMI (above 80% area median income). A. Race and Ethnicity Total Hispanic/Latino LMI Non-LMI LMI Non-LMI 1. White