| Display title | New Zealand Census |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Censuses are a count and a description of the population. They are taken primarily for population studies, taxation, and military purposes. Information in censuses may include residences, ages, birthplaces, family members and relationships, occupations, emigration dates and migration. A analysis of statistical information (not individual data) is available at [1]. Most New Zealand census returns have been destroyed so researchers use substitutes which list people, such as almanacs and directories, electoral rolls, lists of property owners and occupants, juror lists, New Zealand Electoral Rolls, and school records. |
