Shutlanger

Shutlanger
Shutlanger
Pueblo y parroquia civil del Reino Unido
Shutlanger
Shutlanger
Ubicación en Northamptonshire.
52°8′31.1274″N 0°56′16.9332″O / 52.141979833, -0.938037Coordenadas: 52°8′31.1274″N 0°56′16.9332″O / 52.141979833, -0.938037
Entidad Pueblo y parroquia civil
 • País Bandera del Reino Unido Reino Unido
 • Nación constitutiva Inglaterra
 • Región Midlands del Este
 • Condado Northamptonshire
 • Distrito Daventry
Población (2001)  
 • Total 270 hab.
Código postal NN12
Prefijo telefónico 01604

Shutlanger es un pueblo y una parroquia civil del distrito de Daventry, en el condado de Northamptonshire (Inglaterra).

Demografía

Según el censo de 2001,[1] Shutlanger tenía 270 habitantes (147 varones y 123 mujeres). 46 (17,04%) de ellos eran menores de 16 años, 193 (71,48%) tenían entre 16 y 74, y 31 (11,48%) eran mayores de 74. La media de edad era de 45,18 años. De los 224 habitantes de 16 o más años, 46 (20,54%) estaban solteros, 139 (62,05%) casados, y 39 (17,41%) divorciados o viudos. 142 habitantes eran económicamente activos, todos ellos empleados. Había 113 con hogares con residentes y ninguno sin ocupar.

Evolución demográfica de Shutlanger
1881 1891 1901 1911 1921 1931 1941 1951 1961
403 360 339 323 293 305 - 273 215
(Fuente:Vision of Britain )

Referencias

  1. «Shutlanger» (en inglés). Office for National Statistics. Consultado el 30 de junio de 2011.

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