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13608: Population projections 1 January, by sex and age, with formalised uncertainty in percentiles 2030 - 2100

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Nasjonale Befolkningsframskrivninger, Statistics Norway

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Updated

2023-02-06 08:00

Unit

Population:: persons

Reference time

Population:: 01.01.

Source

Statistics Norway

Database

External PROD

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age

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