Census, 1970, Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands

From Habele Institute

Census, 1970, Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands. United States Census (Report). Saipan, Mariana Islands: Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands. 1970. p. 57.

Abstract: "Census, 1970, Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands," provides detailed demographic, economic, and social data about various regions and populations within the Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands. Key elements covered in the document include population distribution across different municipalities and villages, types of inhabited places, and ethnic characteristics. There are data on education, fertility, and family composition, as well as specifics about people living in group quarters such as mental hospitals and military barracks.

Employment statistics are detailed, covering a range of occupations and industries such as agriculture, manufacturing, and services, with focus on age-specific employment (e.g., 14-15 years old and 18 years old and over). It also delves into vocational training and income levels, categorized by gender and age groups. Additionally, it outlines the origins of the population, with diverse ancestries from Asia, Europe, and the Americas. Overall, the document serves as a comprehensive statistical survey of the population characteristics at the time, aiming to provide insights into the societal structure and economic conditions of the Trust Territory during 1970.