Families in districts 1994-2019, Greenland

Families are defined within a household. A household consists of all persons who share the same address with no regards to other possible relationships between them. The composition of a family is determined by the relationship between the residents of the same household. A family thus comprises of one or more persons in a household that can be linked to each other through marriage, parenthood or kinship. A household may consist of several families, but families can in reverse not have members from more than one household. A family consists of one or more persons who live in the same registered address. A family consists of a single person or a couple with or without children. A family includes, in some cases all persons in a household, while other households divided into several families. Registetred partners are not calculated separately, and are calculated as married. type of address An address can comprise a conventional dwelling or institutions such as colleges, retirement homes and orphanages. In addition to ordinary housing and institutions some addresses are used administratively to register non-residents. This to register homeless, persons working on ships or staff at stations. type of family A family consists of one or more persons living at the same registered address. A family consists of a single person or a couple with or without children. A family includes, in some cases all persons in a household, while other households divided into several families. type of family Families can be divided into three main types: 1. Couples 2. Singles 3. Child below 18 years not living with parents. type of family For couples and singles a family can consist of one or more children (0-17 years) or youth living at home (18-24 years). A family consists of no more than two generations. If three generations living together, it will be counted as two or more families. time April 4th 2018 Tables from prior to this date slightly overestimates number of total households by 100