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Sample Data - Nepal

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Contents of Nepal.ZIP

Data description: Nepal.txt
ArcView shape files: Nepal.shp, *.shx, *.dbf for districts, Nproad.shp, *.shx, *.dbf for road network, Npcity.shp, *.shx, *.dbf for city points
SpaceStat data set: Nepal.dat, *.dht
Contiguity weights: rook.gal, queen.gal

Source

United Nations Statistical Division. 1994. Nepal GIS database and documentation, GIS project. UNSTAT, Department for Economic and Social Information and Policy Analysis, New York. contact: Uwe Deichmann, deichmann@un.org

Unit of Analysis

75 districts in Nepal

Variables

  • SHAPE: polygon
  • AREA: area of district (computed by ArcView)
  • PERIMETER: perimeter of district (computed by ArcView)
  • NPADMIN_: polygon ID number (internal)
  • NPADMIN_ID: polygon ID variable
  • DEVREG: development region (character)
  • ZONE: administrative zone (character)
  • DIST: district name (character)
  • SQKM: district area in square kilometers
  • POP66E: district population 1966 - estimated
  • POP71: district population 1971
  • POP76E: district population 1976 - estimated
  • POP81: district population 1981
  • POP86E: district population 1986 - estimated
  • POP91: district population 1991
  • POP96E: estimated district population 1996
  • POP01E: estimated district population 2001
  • PGR7181: average annual % pop growth rate 1971-1981
  • PGR8191: average annual % pop growth rate 1981-1991
  • DIFFPGR: difference in growth rate 81-91 and 71-81
  • DENS66E: people per square km, 1965 - estimated
  • DENS71: people per square km, 1971
  • DENS76E: people per square km, 1976 - estimated
  • DENS81: people per square km, 1981
  • DENS86E: people per square km, 1986 - estimated
  • DENS91: people per square km, 1991
  • DENS96E: people per square km, 1996 - estimated
  • DENS01E: people per square km, 2001 - estimated
  • SR0_14: sex ratio (male/fem) ages 0-14, 1991
  • SR15_49: sex ratio (male/fem) ages 15-49, 1991
  • SR50PLUS: sex ratio (male/fem) ages 50 and over
  • HOUSES91: number of housing units, 1991
  • NUMHH91: number of households, 1991
  • TOTLITR: literacy rate, total population, 1991
  • MALLITR: male literacy rate, 1991
  • FEMLITR: female literacy rate, 1991
  • CPR91: contraceptive prevalence rate (%), 1991
  • CPR94: contraceptive prevalence rate, 1994
  • WRA1549: women in reproductive age group 15-49
  • WRA2054: women in reproductive age group 20-54
  • T0_4: total # children 0-4
  • T5_9: total # children 5-9
  • CWR71: child-woman ratio, 1971
  • CWR81: child-woman ratio, 1981
  • CWR91: child-woman ratio, 1991
  • TFR86: total fertility rate, 1986
  • TFR91: total fertility rate, 1991
  • MFAM81: mean female age at mariage, 1981
  • TOTLAB: total economically active pop
  • PROFTECH: number of professional-technical workers
  • ADMIN: number of administrative workers
  • CLERK: number of clerical workers
  • SALES: number of sales workers
  • SERVICE: number of service workers
  • FARMFISH: number of workers in farming/fishing sector
  • PRODUCT: number of production sector workers
  • OTHLAB: number of workers in other sectors
  • AGLAB: % of econ active pop in agric sector
  • INDLAB: % of econ active pop in industrial sector
  • SERVLAB: % of econ active pop in service sector
  • HINDU: % Hindu
  • BUDDIST: % Budhist
  • ISLAM: % Muslims
  • JAIN: % Jain
  • CHRIST: % Christians
  • KIRATI: % Kirati
  • AGTOT: total area of land holdings in hectares, 1981
  • PAGOFTOT: land holdings as % of total area, 1981
  • PTMPCR: % land holdings in temporary crops, 1981
  • PTMPFALL: % temporary fallow and meadow, 1981
  • PPRMCR: % permanent crops, 1981
  • PPRMMEAD: % permanent fallow/meadow, 1981
  • PWOOD: % woods and forest, 1981
  • PAGOTH: % all other land uses, 1981
  • ADPOPD81: agricultural population density, 1981
  • OBS: observation number 1-75

All data sets are provided as is, and no warranties, expressed or implied are made as to the correctness and fitness for a purpose. Proper citation of the source of the data in published work would be appreciated.