NSO File ¢ \OPY, ow a A2. ec AE VITAL STATISTICS REPORT 2005 Marriages, Births, and Deaths in the Philippines REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES NATIONAL STATISTICS OFFICE ManilaREPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES Her Excellency PRESIDENT GLORIA MACAPAGAL-ARROYO NATIONAL STATISTICS OFFICE CARMELITA N. ERICTA Administrator PAULA MONINA G. COLLADO Deputy Administrator LOURDES J. HUFANA Director Ill, Civil Registration Department ISSN 0116-2675FOREWORD The Vital Statistics Report 2005 - Marriages, Births, and Deaths in the Philippines is a compilation of data from registered certificates forwarded by the Local Civil Registry Offices to the Office of the Civil Registrar General (OCRG) through the provincial offices of the NSO. Statistics contained here are facts surrounding the occurrence of the event in the country for the year 2005. Inclusions in this report are the explanatory notes on the vital statistics systems with emphasis on the registration method and the vital statistics system. Statistics presented however, were not adjusted for under-registration. The data presented will be of assistance to planners, policy makers, program managers and researchers in monitoring, evaluating and developing demographic and socio-economic programs. This report would not be possible without the support of the City/Municipal Civil Registrars (C/MCRs), Medical Health Officers, attendants at births and deaths, solemnizing officers, Consuls or Vice Consuls, Shariah Circuit and District Registrars, Department of Foreign Affairs and the NSO Regional and Provincial Offices, together with the concerned persons and entities that reported the vital events. This is to acknowledge their continuing support and cooperation. Foreign vital events, that is births, marriages and deaths occurring to Filipinos people abroad are also included in this report. The foreign vital events were obtained from the documents forwarded by the Foreign Service Establishment (PFSE) to the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA), Manila, and in turn forwarded to the OCRG. The tables covered events that occurred in 2005 and reported from January 2005 to June 2006. CARMELITA perenentan Administrator and Civil Registrar GeneralTABLE OF CONTENTS Explanatory Note ... Summary of Vital Statistics in the Philippines 1903-2005 .. Highlights Marriages ..... Births . Deaths .. Foreign Event Natural Increase . List of Statistical Tables (Local Events) Table 1. Marriages by Place of Occurrence, by Month and by Region, Province and City, 2005 ... Table 2. Marriages by Age Group of Bride and Groom and by Type of Ceremony, 2005 ..... Table 3. Marriages by Nationality of Bride and Groom, 2005 Table 4. Marriages by Age of Bride and Groom, 2005 . Table 5. Live Births by Place of Occurrence, by Month, Sex and by Region, Province and City, 2005 .. Table 6. Live Births by Usual Residence of Mother, by Month, Sex and by Region, Province and City, 2005 . Table 7. Live Births by Usual Residence of Mother, by Attendant at Birth and by Region, Province and City, 2005 .. . Table 8. Live Births by Age of Mother and by Number of Living Chitaren, 2005 .. Table 9. Live Births by Age of Mother and by Live Birth Order, 2005 ...... PAGE xi xvii xxiii nov xvii bi txvii 15 15 16 19 33 47 55Table 10. Table 11. Table 12 Table 13. Table 14. Table 15. Table 16. Table 17. Table 18. Table 19. Table 20. Table 21. Table 22. Table 23. Table 24. Table 25. Table 26. Live Births by Nationality of Father and Mather, 2005 . Live Births by Occupation and by Age Group of Father, 2005 .... Live Births by Usual Residence, by Age Group of Mother, by Sex and by Region, Province and City, 2005 . Live Births by Age Group of Mother, by Birth Weight and by Live Birth Order, 2005 Deaths by Place of Occurrence, by Month, Sex and by Region, Province and City, 2005 ... Deaths by Place of Occurrence, by Attendance at Birth and by Region, Province and City, 2005 ... Deaths by Usual Residence, by Age Group, Sex and by Region, Province and City, 2005 ... Deaths by Age Group and by Nationality of the Deceased, 2005... Deaths by Cause of Death, by Age Group and by Sex, 2005 Deaths by Cause of Death, by Attendance at Death, 2005 .. Deaths by Usual Residence, by Selected Causes of Death and by Region, Province and City, 2005 .. Deaths of 10 Years Old and Over by Usual Residence, by Civit Status, Sex and by Region, Province and City, 2005 ..... Deaths of 15 Years Old and Over by Occupation, Age Group and Sex, 2005 .... Infant Deaths by Usual Residence, by Month of Occurrence, and by Region, Province and City, 2005 . Infant Deaths by Usual Residence, by Age, Sex and by Region, Province and City, 2005 .. - on Infant Deaths by Cause of Death, by Age Group and Sex, 2005... Fetal Deaths by Month of Occurrence and by Region, Province and City, 2005 .. 56 58 67 a 83 7 104 132 133 153 157 178 185 201 208 236 251Table 27. Fetal Deaths by Type of Attendance and by Region, Province and City, 2005... Table 28. Late Fetal Deaths by Age of Mother, by Birth Order and Legitimacy, 2005 . Table 29. Fetal Deaths by Cause of Death and by Birth Weight, 2005 Table 30. Maternal Deaths by Usual Residence, by Age Group, and by Region, Province and City, 2005 . Table 31. Registered Maternal Deaths by Type of Attendance and by Region, Province and City, 2005 . Table 32. Maternal Deaths by Cause of Death and by Age Group, 2005 . List of Statistical Tables (Foreign Events) Table 33. Foreign Marriages by Place af Occurrence, by Month and by Country, 2005 Table 34. Foreign Marriages by Age of Bride and Groom, 2005 .... Table 35. Foreign Marriages by Nationality of Bride and Groom, 2005 ...... Table 36. Foreign Marriages by Previous Marital Status and by Age of Groom and Bride, 2005 seen Table 37. Foreign Live Births by Place of Occurrence, by Month, by Sex and by Country, 2005 Table 38. Foreign Live Births by Usual Residence of Mother, by Month, by Sex and by Country, 2005 .... Table 39. Foreign Live Births by Age of Mother and by Live Birth Order, 2005 ... ” Table 40. Foreign Live Births by Nationality of Father and Mother, 2005. Table 41. Foreign live Births by Occupation and by Age of Father, 2005 ... Table 42. Foreign Live Births by Religion of Father and Mother, 2005 ...... 265 m 274 a7 284 291 293 297 299 305 306 310 314 35 318 320Table 43. Foreign Live Births by Usuat Residence of Mother, by Sex and Legitimacy Status, 2005 323 Table 44. Foreign Deaths by Place of Occurrence, by Month, by Sex and by Country, 2005 ........ 325 Table 45. Foreign Deaths by Usuat Residence, by Age Group, by Sex and by Country, 2005 .. 329 Table 46. Foreign Deaths by Cause of Death, by Age Group and by Sex, 2005. 333 Table 47. Foreign Deaths by Age Group, by Civil Status and by Sex, 2005 345 Table 48. Foreign Deaths of 15 Years Old and Over, by Occupation, by Age Group and by Sex, 2005 . . 346 ‘Appendices Appendix A List of Unpublished Tables ... 357 Appendix 8 Civil Registry Forms (Marriage, Birth, Death, Fetal Death, Foundting) . . 359 Appendix C_ List of Regional Directors and Provincial Statistics Officers ... 367 Appendix D_ List of Vital Statistics Division ........... 368ae SOUTH CHINA SEA we LUZON STRAIT .! ‘ SP VAS ANIddITIHd— EXPLANATORY NOTES Introduction Vital statistics are information obtained at the time when the derived from occurrences of vital events and_ their characteristics are inscribed in a civil register. Vital acts and events are the births, deaths, fetal deaths, marriages, and all such events that have something to do with an individual's entrance and departure from life together with the changes in civil status that may occur to a person during his lifetime. Recording of these events in the civil register is known as vital or civil registration and the resulting documents are called vital records. The Structure of Vital Statistics System The production of vital statistics comprised of a system of operations in which the registration of vital events is an important component. The system begins with the registration followed by the processing and controlling of vital records and ends with the compilation and analysis of vital statistics. Under Commonwealth Act (CA) 591, the Bureau of Census [now National statistics Office - (NSO)] is mandated to generate general purpose statistics and to carry out and administer Act No. 3753. Under the same law, the head of the NSO is also the Civil Registrar General (CRG) who directs and supervises the local civil registration activities in the country. The CRG in this regard is empowered to issue implementing rules and regulations on civil registration for proper compliance and, to design and order the printing of the necessary forms. The vital statistics system involves different entities and cutting across different departments and personalities. For the registration of vital events, the Local Civil Registry Offices (LCROs), which are the registration units in the country and headea by the City/Municipal Civil Registrars (C/MCRs), are under the Local Government Units (LGUs). The hospitals, clinics, rural health units and similar institutions including barangay secretaries, practicing physicians, midwives, nurses, traditional midwives, solemnizing officers from various religious sects. and denomination are required to assist in the reporting of vital events for registration at the LCROs. The concerned parents, next of kin, contracting parties, a witness or the person who has full knowledge of theoccurrence of the event are also required to report the event, in default of the first mentioned set of informants. The processing and controlling of vitat documents are done at the LCROs and at the NSO Provincial and Central Offices. The compilation and analysis of vital statistics is taken cared of by the NSO Central Office under the Vital Statistics Division (VSD) of the Civil Registration Department. Handling of documents through automated processing of data entry, data cleaning, file updating, and generation of preliminary tables at the LCRO level are done through the use of Civil Registry Information System (CRIS). This system enhances the capability of LCROs to attend to the growing demand for birth, marriage and death certification and information on these vital events on for focal and policy makers. However, only LCROs with computers are able to avail of the CRIS. ‘At NSO, the automation is made possible through the use of Decentralized Vital Statistics System (DVSS). For this report, two versions of DVSS were used. For the processing of January to December 2003 registrations, the DOS based DVSS was utilized while the January to March 2004 documents, the enhanced windows based DVSS called DVSS 2000 or DVSS2K, was used. Such enhancements were made possible through the civil registration system information technology project or CRS - ITP. The Registration Method ‘As mandated in Act 3753, all vital events that marked the entry and departure of a person in his lifetime and the changes in his/her civil status shall be registered, The registration method is defined as the continuous, permanents and compulsory recording of the occurrences and characteristics of vital events, primarily for their value as legal documents and secondary for their usefulness as a source of statistics. Where to register the event As a general rule, vital events should be registered at the LCRO where the events occur. In special cases, where a document about a vital event is presented to the LCRO which is not the place of occurrence, the same maybe accepted and is considered as out- of-town reporting. However, such documents should not be registered by the receiving LCRO. It must be forwarded to the LCRO where the event took place for purposes of registration.Forms to use The civil register consists of certificates (see Appendix B) and the registry book. It also includes the actual copies of the registrable court decisions and the legal instruments concerning the civil status of persons. The certificates are loose-leaf forms in a set of four copies except for the Certificate of Foundling which is in a set of three. Responsibility for reporting the event The person who reports the occurrence of an event for registration and provides the information to be recorded in the civil register is the informant. Sotemnizing officers are required by law to report marriages to the LCRO. In default of the solemnizing officer, the responsibility of reporting the event is lodged upon the contracting parties. For live births, the law requires the hospital or clinic administrator or his/her authorized representative to report births that occurred in hospitals or clinics. Meanwhile, health professionals (physician, nurse or licensed midwife) or traditional birth attendants that helped delivered births elsewhere or outside health facilities should report the event to the LCRO. In case the hospital authority or the birth attendant failed to do so, the responsibility of reporting the birth devolved upon either or both parents or to any person who has full knowledge of the facts of birth and fitiation of the child. Similarly, if a person dies in a hospital or clinic, the report of death can be made by the hospital or clinic administrator or by the attending physician or by the nearest relative of the deceased or by any interested party who has knowledge of the occurrence of death. In all cases, the report should be submitted to the Local Health Office (LHO) who shall direct and order the C/MCR to enter the facts of deaths in the civil register. Period when to report the event Live births shall be reported for registration to C/MCR not later than thirty (30) days from the date of birth. Death or fetal death shall be reported to LHO within forty eight (48) hours from the time of death and the LHO shalt direct or cause the registration to the C/MCR not later than thirty (30) days from date of death. Marriages that require the issuance of marriages license shalt be reported to C/MCR for registration not later than fifteen (15) days from date of marriage. However, marriages that do not require a license such as marriage at the point of xiideath (Article 27); marriages in remote places (Article 28); marriages between members of ethnic cultural community (Article 33); and marriages between men and women who have lived together for at least five (5) years (Article 34), shall be reported not later than thirty (30) day after date of marriage. Any report made to the LCROs beyond the reglementary period are considered late and can be entered only in the civil register after the informant complies with the requirements for delayed registration. Operative Act of Registration The C/MCR sees to it that appropriate form it used; form is properly and completely filled-up; and proper attachments are submitted. If the entries are found to be incomplete, the C/MCR must require the Person concerned to supply the missing ‘information and/or to correct the entries, whenever necessary prior to registration, When the document is accepted for registration, the date of receipt is recorded in the space provided and the documents received for the day are entered immediately in the appropriate civil registry book, assigning therein the corresponding registry number. Once registered, any entry/entries found to be erroneous in the civil registry document can only be corrected through filling a xiv petition for correction of clerical error pursuant to the provisions of RA 9048 except for sex, nationality, age and status which require court approval. Distribution of registered documents Upon registration, the C/MCR distributes the copies accordingly: the first copy to the informant; the second copy to the CRG; the third copy shall be retained by the LCRO; and the fourth copy to the attendant or solemnizing officer, as the case may be, The CRG copy is the source of vital statistics published in this report, Definition of Terms and Concepts Significant terminologist and descriptions in the foregoing highlights and tables are defined below. Included are some items found in the certificates and summary measure used in describing the facts of events. Live Birth is a complete expulsion or extraction from its mother of a product of conception, irrespective of the duration of the pregnancy, which after such separation, breathes or shows any other evidence of life, such as beating of the heart, pulsation of the umbilical cord, or definite movement of voluntary muscles, whether or not the umbilical cord has been cut or the placenta is attached; each product of such a birth is considered liveborn. ‘National Statistics Office @Marriage is a contract of permanent union between a man and a woman entered into in accordance with law for the establishment of conjugal and family life. Death refers to the — permanent disappearance of all evidence of life at any time after live birth has taken place (postnatal cessation of vital function without capability of resuscitation). Fetal Death refers to death prior to the complete expulsion or extraction of a product of conception from its mother, irrespective of the duration of pregnancy; the death is indicated by the fact that after such separation, the fetus does not breathe or show any other evidence of life, such as beating of the heart, pulsation of the umbilical cord, and definite movement of voluntary muscles. Early Neonatal Death refers to death among tive births during the first 7 days of life. Infant Mortality refers to deaths of infants under one year of age. Perinatal Mortality refers to the deaths of fetuses, weighing at least Soo grams or had 22 completed weeks of gestation, and of infants 7 days Of age. Maternal Mortality refers to the death of a woman white pregnant or within 42 days of termination of pregnancy, irrespective of the duration and the site of the pregnancy, from any cause related to or aggravated by the pregnancy or its management, but not from accidental or incidental causes. Neonatal Mortality refers to deaths among tive births during the first 28 completed days of life. Crude Birth Rate (CBR) refers to the number of live births per 1,000 mid-year population. Crude Marriage Rate (CMR) is a gross measure of the level of the relative frequency of marriages in an area for a given year. It expresses additions, by the format means of legal marriage, being made to the married segment of the total population. This refers to the number of marriages per 1,000 mid-year population. Crude Death Rate (COR) refers to the number of deaths per 1,000 mid-year population. Infant Mortality Rate (IMR) refers to the number of infant deaths per 1,000 live births in a given year. Maternal Mortality Rate (MMR) refers to the number of maternal deaths in a given year per 100,000 live births in that year.Total Fertility Rate (TFR) refers to the average number of children a woman would have by the time she reached age of 50, if she were to experience the Average Specific Fertility Rates of a given year. Age Specific Fertility Rate (ASFR) refers to the number of live births born to woman of a given age or age group by the mid- year female population of the same age or age group during the same year. This refers to average number of births per 1,000 females of specific age group. Crude Rate of Natural _Increase (CRN!) refers to the difference between crude birth rate and crude death rate. Natural Increase refers to the excess of births over deaths. Birth Order refers to the numerical order of a child in relation to all previous pregnancies of the mother. Daily Average refers to the arithmetic mean of birth, death or marriage occurrences per day. Daily Index is the increase/decrease from the overall daily average of event occurrences. Period of Gestation refers to the number of completed weeks which have elapsed between the first day of the last normat menstrual period and the date of delivery irrespective of whether the product of conception was tive-born or born without evidence of life. Sex Ratio refers to the number of males per one hundred femates. Usual Residence refers to the place where the person habitually or permanently sesides. Place of Occurrence refers to the place where the vital event took place. Content and Coverage of Publication Vital registration is a continuous process. Hence, there is a need to specify certain cut-off period for purposes of reporting. ‘The Vital Statistics Report 2005 contains highlights and summary statistical tables of three vital events-marriages, births and deaths that happened in the country in 2005 and were registered from January 2005 to March 2006, and those events that were reported to have occurred abroad from January 2005 to June 2006. 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Gsorrs — S0z oue'seh ese Gzo'ORe aes's oo Greorl 94z nevi Soe sazese ora 5c oer (gate) 9S soVuer SEE NSc'SrE «PICO se we (avs!) ols aivoze sez zawane © pero lst RR aaaN AE OAH SEN gO AIS eau, ePE MUN ar ain aR_aaaN_ORT RON GeO) sebewey __Alevoryrewsen syeag aes ,AneueNs emun_ANevorLD.NO _—_ AyEVOW UHH amen sue swig 247 idea A ‘5002-0061 “S3NIdurUHd SHIN! SOUSUNLS TWLIA WAIONTHd 30 ANNES xixHIGHLIGHTSMarriage Statistics There were 518,595 marriages recorded in 2005, a decrease of 10.9 percent from 2004 figure of 582,281. In 2005, the rate in which couples are marrying or the Crude Marriage Rate (CMR) was 6.2 per thousand population. Nine out of seventeen regions showed lower CMR value than the national value. The top three regions with the highest CMR were in Luzon. These were Regions I! (7.8), Region II! (7.8) and NCR (7.4), while the three regions with lowest CMR were Autonomous Region in Mustim Mindanao (ARMM) (0.8), Region Vill (3.9), and Region Xitt-Caraga (4.8). Month of Occurrence One (60,097) out of ten (518,595) couples in the Philippines opted to get married during the month of May. In fact, during this month, there was a daily average of 1,939 marriages which is equivalent to a daily index of 136.4, Next to May, January maintained its rank as the second month with the highest number of registered marriages of 57,217. From the years 2000 to 2003, the month of FIGURE 1 Crude Marriage Rates (CMRS) ‘by Region, 2005 a0 oe + gut 70) nce . co yy + Phils oom ® x 50 wy vi 40 30 10 ‘CMR (per 1,000 midyear population) 40 00 May was the favorite month for wedding ceremonies. However, in 2004, April outnumbered May when it recorded 65,168 marriages. in 2005, April ranked fourth with only 55,962 marriages. On the contrary, November was the least preferred month for tying the knots with lifetime partners with only 27,022 ‘occurrences equivalent to a daily average of 901 oF daily index of 63.4.TABLE 1 umber, Daily Average and Dally Index of Marriages by Month of Occurrence, 2005 FIGURE 2 Daily Average of Harriages by Month of Occurrence, 2005 1509 Dally Average 8 Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun 2005 Vital Statistics Report +2005 a 2008 Month of Occurrence Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec xvi a. Number Daily Average Daily index Month 2004 2005 2004 2005 2004-2005 Total 582,281 518,595, 159 41 100.0 100.9 January 65,150 377 2,102 1,846 132.1 we February 56,767 42,756 4.957 157 123.0 1075 arch 57,663 37,507 1,860 1,210 1169) 82 Apri 65,168 55,962 2m 1,865, 1365 313 64.548 60,097 2,082 1,939 1309 136.4 52,204 50,335 1,740 4,678 108.4 118.1 35,901 33,136 1,158 1,069, ne 2 28,864 27,145 oar 9 585 19 35,018 33,274 4,20 1,109 755 . 37,816 37,988 1,20 1,225 76.7 85.2 27,555 von 99 901 37.7 os 56,056 1,208, 110.8 27. Source: Nationat Statiscics Office Note: Figures are not adjusted for under-registration ss tacicose @)Marriage Statistics Place of Occurrence Almost half of marriages (41.9%) in 2005 were held in three regions in Luzon. On top of the list was the National Capital Region with 82,830 (16.0%) followed by Central Luzon and CALABARZON with 67,605 (13.0%) and 67,042 (12.9%), respectively. The rest of the regions in the country contributed less than ten percent each to the total number of marriages. From 2004 to 2005, all of the regions in the country decreased in the number of marriages reported except Western Visayas and Northern Mindanao. ‘TABLE 2 Number, Percent Distribution, Crude Marrioge Rate and Percent Change of Marriages by Region, 2004 - 2005, 2004 _ 2005 percent Resion Pace of Occarence) Number Percent CMR Number Percent_cun_ Change PHILIPPINES 582,281 1000-70 518,595 100.0 2 (10.9) National Capital Region 29211508 B.BID 1H T4108) Corcilera Administrative Region 1866 187 9708 19 6210.7) ' locos Region won 62 BL RBH ZZ C.D) Cagayan Valley ma 47 9 HNTB AS) MW -Ceontrat Luzon na SB HOB WA CALABARZON 702 TT OH ET vB -MIMAROPA i Vv Bicot Region ye 627 8H SSS IND We Western Visayas 3708 6A 5S BATT 8B Vi = Cental visayas Oe vik Eastern Visayas rears 43 L633 TY 1 Tamboanga Peninsula 139325154 3.0 BAY X= Northen mindarae wor 4668 BM STH BB XL Davao Region 2446 66 8D AG SB HDB) xi S0CesHSARGEN wis SSM BABB) i Caraga eS a ‘Autonomous Region in Mustin Mindanao 2240509 2564 0508 3) Scr ce: National Sttisties Office Note: Figures ae not edjsted for under registration @] oem sess oes wi—_—_—_—o 2005 Vital Statistics Report Age of Brides and Grooms The median age at marriage for brides was 24.7 years and 27.5 years for grooms. About four out of ten brides (200,210 or 38.6%) who got married in 2005 belonged to age group 20-24 years. Meanwhile, the largest frequency of marriages for grooms (175,647 or 27.4%) was at age group 25-29 years. The number of teenage brides (69,335 or TABLE 3 Percent Distribution of Marriages by Age Group ‘of Bride and Groom, 2005 ‘Age Group Bride Geoom Number Percent ___Number_Percent Totat 518,595 100.0 518,595 100.0 Under29 68,335 13.4 15,785 3.0 20-24 200,210 38.6 155,408 30.0 25-29 14944 ore 75,647 33.9 30-4 5528 106 a4 16.2 35-39 24.969 48 3ase 74 40-4 2353241939037 6.9 66 348559 50-54 35907 sa? 43 55-59 2m 04 as 60-64 on 02280 65-69 soy 1647 03 7-74 21 oo 832 75 Over 0 tome Motstated 940.0 8 Source: National Statistics Office Note: Figures are not adjusted for under-resistration >ocuit 13.4%) was four times more than the number of teenage grooms (15,786 or 3.0%). On the contrary, at age 50 years old and over, the Number of grooms (18,116 or 3.5%) was more than twice the number of brides (7,736 or 1.5%). ‘Men tend to marry even on or after their golden years. Grooms aged 75 years and Over (1,021) were five times more than the number of brides (191). ‘Age Group FIGURE 3 Percent DistrIbution of Marriages by ‘Age of Bride and Groom, 2005 758 Over a6 Bride 70-74 65-69 60-64 35.59 50 4 “0 0 3 7 Fy 35 30- 25: 20-24 Under20 4.0 200 00 2.0 40.0 PercentMarriage Statistics Age of Brides and Grooms by Place Of the total marriages (518,595) in the country, 326,100 or 62.9 percent was recorded in Luzon. Second in rank was Mindanao with 99,030 or 19.1. percent. Visayas tailed behind with 93,465 or 18.0 percent of the total marriages. of Occurrence The age group with the highest frequency of marriages occurrence or the modal age group both for the brides (ages 20-24) and the grooms (ages 25-29) was the same in all the three major islands of the country. TABLE 4 Number of Marriages, by Age Group and Median Age by Island Group for Bride and Groom. 2005. ‘Age Group Tot huzon Mindanae Bride __ Groom Bride Groom Bride Groom Bride Groom Total 518,595 518,595 528,100 326,100, 93,465 93.485 99,030 99.030 Under 20 69,335 15,786 aan 1,089 17s 221 tase? 2,808 20-24 200210 155,408 126,189 99,635, 36,006 27,366 «7.958 28,407 25-29 141,944 175,647 91010 110,150 BT BAS 38,287 30-4 55,228 84,140 wass8 51,54 10577 16,023 10,003 18,576 B9 24,969 38,494 15378 23,600 4ar 7,008 4904 7,865 om 22253 19,390 na 11,979 2293839 2m 3g 5-8 ons 1389 3987 sar 4918 sas asi SOardOver 7,736 18,16 4267 10,967 130 327 103,876 Not sated or 8 “ 2 16 " x» 2 Megan dge 247275 247 aA ug m7 26 78 Source: National Statistics Office ote: Figures are not edjusted for under-registration ‘Type of Ceremony Marriages performed in civil rites continued to top the list among all types of marriage ceremony. tn 2005, it comprised 232,520 or 44.8 percent of the total reported marriages. Said number, however, was less than the 276,233 civil ceremonies recorded in 2004, Moreover, while the percentage share of marriages contracted under the Roman Catholic and other religious rites increased in 2005, the number of marriages performed in these rites dectined. Only Mustim (up to 2,862 from only 2,108 in 2004) and tribal (increased to 1,129 from 1,118 a year earlier) marriages showed increases.2005 Vital Statistics Report TABLE 5 Number and Percent Distribution of Marriages by Type of Ceremony, 2004~ 2005 aypeot Number recent yee oy 2004 2005 2004 2005 Total 502,281 518,595 100.0 100.0 Roman Catholic 212,236 197413 wo 3B Chit Res 276,233 232,520 aa 48 stn 2,108 2,862 os 06 Tribal 1118 1,129 02 02 ‘ther religious rites 0,122 exsz 185. 163 Not Stated 464 149 on 20 Source: Nationol Statistics Office Note: Figures are not adjusted for under registration FIGURE 4 Percent Distribution of Marriages by Type of Ceremony, 2004-2005, ay Roman Cathobc Ciwlfites Type of Ceremony Previous Marital Status Of the total marriages in 2005, majority (603,605 or 97.1 %) were first timers or single brides and grooms prior to the ceremony. The number of single brides (514,389) was higher by 8,529 than the number of grooms (505,860). Other Retgious Rites Muslim Trial No bride admitted to have been previously married in contrast to 108 grooms who have declared to have been married prior to the wedding ceremony, Single brides who tied knots with widowed grooms (3,279) or divorced grooms (6,881) National Statistics Office @Marriage Statistics totaled 10,160. On the other hand, single grooms who were married to brides with other marital status numbered 2,179. Meanwhile, grooms with divorced marital status (7,209) were almost fifteen times (14.9) higher than the brides (485) with the same marital status, A total of 1,813 widower and divorced grooms remarry brides of the same marital status. On the other hand for every three widowers and divorced/separated grooms who got married in 2005, a counterpart of one widowed or divorced/separated bride also got married. These were around 12,438 ‘or 2.4 percent of grooms and 4,001 or 0.8 percent of brides. About 14.2 percent and 40.2 percent of divorced brides and grooms respectively tend to remarry at age 50 years old and over, Brides and grooms: with widow/widower previous marital status accounted to 29.7 and 59.6 percents respectively remarried in their golden year. ‘The biggest frequency of marriages of single brides was at age group 20-24 with 200,036 while more than one-thied of the proportion of single males got married at age group 25- 29. This age group recorded the biggest frequency of marriage of single grooms. The median age at marriage varies depending on the brides’ and grooms’ previous marital status. Brides and grooms with single marital status resulted to a very tow median age at marriage with 24,7 and 27.4 respectively. On the other end, we can conclude from the resulting median age at marriage that widow/widower brides and grooms tend to marry older than divorced brides and grooms. This is evident on their median ages at marriage resulting to 44.3 and 53.8 years olds for widow/widower and 48.6 year olds for divorced brides and grooms respectively. TABLE 6 Number of Marriages by Age Group and by Previous Marital Status of Brides and Grooms, 2005, Total age group __Single Narried Widow ___ivorced__Notstatee_ _ fide Groom room ride Groom Bride Groom Gide Groon Bride Groom Toxat 518,595 518,595 514,367 505,850 = 108 3,516 5,229 9857320905189 Under20 69,335 15,786 © 69,282 15,777 ee 20-24 200210 185,408 200,036 155,273 406 8 7 8 8 8 25-29 143,944 175,647 141,625 175,289 » nT me mw wo-38 55,128 B40 54692——83,274 6 44 SB 5.9 24969 18404 4,308 AATF = SHH 40-44 12,353 19,390 THaet 17,520 8 oS 10 6.8 676 11589 6097 9,523 18 5706158 S0G Over 7.731816 6,607 12,086, 7 105 38 28 Not Seated 94 sw 5 o 2 0 09 o 6 4 Median Age 48 ST 6 4 333 Source: National Statistics Office, Vitf Statistics Division Noter: Figures are not adjusted for under-registration oxi99.2 97.5, Nationality of Bride and Groom Ninety-six percent of marriages in 2005 were between Filipino brides and grooms. Intermarriages numbered 19,595 or 3.8 percent of all marriages. Nine out of every ten intermarriages involved Filipino brides and foreign grooms. Japanese grooms have the most number of foreign nationals who got married to Filipino brides with 7,518. Other foreign grooms who were married to Filipino brides were Americans (3,962), Austratians (830), Chinese (333), German (303), Spanish (45), Iranian (41) and other nationalities (4,758). On the other hand, the highest count of intermarriage between Filipino grooms and brides with foreign nationalities were with Americans (454) followed by Chinese (330), Australians (203), Japanese (133), Spanish (70), Iranian (32), German (24) and other oo FIGURE 5 Percent Distribution of Marriages by Previos Marital tatus of Bride and Groom, 2005 ‘Marital Status nationalities (559). There were 654 marriages between foreign nationals that occurred in the Philippines. Of these, marriages of both Chinese (246) nationals recorded the highest marriages involving foreigners. This is more than one third of the total marriages of both foreign brides and grooms. FIGURE 6 Number of Marriages by Nationality of Bride and Groom, 2005 600,000 00,000 Grcom 3 00.000 Bride 4 smaoo Z 200,000 | 100,000 228885558 SEER EESEEE eeEs eget sé NationalityMarriage Statistics Nationalty of ride ationatity _atGreemn Fijgine Chinese _American_ Spanish Japanese. Australian_ranian_German Others _Stated_ ‘otal 516,031 390 ses, 165 200 40S Fitpino 500,00 498,164 330, 4470 133 m0 8H Chinese $98 26 3 2 1 1 1 2 8 4 American 4.052 3,962 2 46 5 2 a 5 19 1 Spans vat 48 148 6 1 1 a Japanese 18s 7,518 2 2 3 8 6 58 2 dustatian 368 830 2 - 25 2 7 frantan 6 a1 1 10 7 4 1 2 : German 308 303, 32 otners 4909 4.758 7 5 2 7 1 2 Not Stated 102 7 a a 2 “Source: National Statistics Office, Vital Statistics Division [Nates: Figures are not adjusted for under-reeistrationoo Mitths «aBirth Statistics The number of registered births in 2005 totaled 1,688,918. The figure indicated a decrease of 22,076 or 1.3 percent of birth occurrences from the 2004 figure of 1,710,994. During the year, there was a daily occurrence of 4,627 births or about three babies born per minute. ‘Among the 17 regions in the country, the highest number of registered birth was recorded in National Capital Region. {t comprised of 259,359 or 15.4 percent of total births in the Philippines. Second in rank in terms of births was CALABARZON with 242,633 or 14.4 percent followed by Central Luzon with 196,722 or 11.6 percent. The Crude Birth Rate in the country was registered at 20 births per 1000 population. Variations in CBR was noted across the regions, with Central Visayas (Region VI!) as the highest at 25.3 births and ARMM as the lowest at only 4.9. The CBR of ten out of the FIGURE Crude Birth Rate by Region, 2005 » as] wR yy ve afer eesti tv fy ue hd SST 15 | PRA BR vu 0 2a 5 ° ° ARM CBR Bins per 1000 midyear population) 17 regions were also less than the national value. More mates (878,084) were born in 2005 than females (810,834) in al{ the regions of the country that resulted to a national sex ratio of 108.3 males per 100 females. Three regions registered sex ratio higher than the national average Davao (109.4), Caraga (109.3) and Wocos Region (109.2). On the other end, the least sex ratio of 103.6 males per 100 female was recorded in ARMM. TABLE B Live Birth and Crude Birth Rate by Sex and by Region, 2005 Both Sexes Male Female Seosrephic Aree ‘Number CBR Number CBR Number car Se* Rav? Prilippines 1,688,918 20.0 878084 207 8108s A +1083 National Capital Region 259389 D1 134.895 248 125.468 S08 Cordillera Administrative Region 32,250 207 16,725 215,528 ' Nocos 99851 22 SAMBO 47,70 A082 0 Cagayan Valley 61017 19.8 34,788 20.1 29,28 198.4 1088 m7 central Luzon 196,722 27 102.475 A 96,1087 VA CALABARZON 2,633 BS 126,289 4B T1685 3 MuMAROPA 4997 8A Ae 1837179 106.1 v Bical N40 221 59.279 TAT S108 w Western Visayas 115,891 16.8 60,317 17355574163 108.5 vit Cental Visayas 153,785 25.3 79,710 26.1 744075 STS Vi Eastern Visayas OAS 146 HTB SKEET i Zamboanga Peninsula 53,958 17.0 28,003 17.4 15,955 18.5107. x Northern Mindanao T1657 195 4409 20.4 37,238 19.0 108.5, x Davao 75,257 14 39,313 BB 5.968.908. x SOCCSKSARGEN 51958 146 26,098 148 25,080 144 107.3 xi Caraga 34384 14117952 144110833, ‘Autonomous Region n Must Mindanao 14765 49752497753 4802 _____Foveisn m4 9 38 Source: National Statistics Ofce, Vel Statistics Dison Notes: Figures are not adjusted for under registration (CBR was computed based on 1995 projected population >ooxvi2005 Vital Sta tistics Report Place of Occurrence and Usual Residence Six out of the 17 regions in the country showed a positive difference in the number of births by place of occurrence and the usual place of residence of the mother. This implies that there were mothers who opted to temporarily migrate to places where there are available or better health care facilities and sociat services, The highest positive difference of 21,114 was Teported in NCR, where the most number of hospitals and health care facilities are located. On the other hand, the highest negative difference of 17,360 was accounted in CALABARZON. It is likely that expectant mothers preferred to leave their usual place of abode and transferred to a location where TABLE 9 Humber of Live Births by Place o there are better health care facilities before ‘giving birth. Meanwhile, in the Visayas, expectant mothers residing in Central (-139) and Eastern (-142) sections of the istand had the tendency to move out of the region to deliver their babies, On the contrary, it seemed that Western Visayas was the alternative destination for giving birth when it registered a positive difference of 139, in Mindanao, the largest negative difference of 1,330 was reflected in ARMM. Said revelation further emphasized the need to increase the number of hospitals and health care facilities and to improve on services in the region. f Occurrence and Usual Residence of Mother by Region, 2005 Place of Usual Residence of Securrence Mother Difference Phitippines 1,688,938 1,688,918 ° ‘National Capital Region 280,473 259,359 ama Corcitlera Administrative Region 32,662 32,250 a2 ' ocos 9,331 99,851 m9 “ Cagayan Valtey 60,970 e007 “7 WW Centrat Luzon 194,082 196,722 2,640 IVA CALABARZON 225,273 202,633 17,360 NB MIMAROPA 4,680 44,997 27 v Bicol 113.794 1416. 22 Vi Western Visayas 116,030 115,891 139 Wi Central Visayas 153,640 153,785 139 Wilt Eastern Visayas 60,392 60,484 saz XK Tambeanga Peninsula 53,800 53,958 158 x Morthem Mindanao 78,968 77.847 1.32) x bavao 75516 75,287 259 XW ——SOCCSKSARGEN 52,018 51,958 0 xut ——Carage 34,128 34,388 256 Autonomous Region ia Mustim Mindanao 3.45 14,765 1,330 Foreign 74 oa ‘Source: National Statistics Office Hote: Figures are net adjusted for under-registrationBirth Statistics Month of Occurrence ‘The highest daily average of 5,213 and daily index of 112.7 of births were recorded in September. A year earlier, it was also during this month that the highest daily average (5,574) and daily index (119.2) of births were recorded. On the contrary, February had the lowest daily average of 4,260 and daily index of 92.1 births in 2005. FIGURE 8 Daily Index of Live Births by Month of Occurrence, 2004-2005 Meanwhile, October was the month which had the highest number of babies born. Births registered during the month counted 158,718 or 9.4 percent of the total births in the Philippines. Although the month of September recorded the highest daily average and daily index of births, it only ranked second in terms of total births with 156,381 (9.3%). On the other end, February comprised of only 119,280 (7.1%). It was also noted that there were four consecutive months, from August to t average of births was even greater than the November, during the year when the daily Sveva@s of bine was Number, Daily Average and Daily Index of Live Births by Month of Occurrence, 2004-2005 Number Daily Average Daily Index Month ef Occurrence 70082005; 20042005, 2004 2008 Phitppines 1,710,994 1,686,918 a5 407 100.0 100.0 January 142,982 140,068 462 4518 98.7 917 Febuary 172,168 119,280 4204260 0.4 ous arch 138,236 135,358 4659 4,366 54 oa prt 1,809 137 4a 4459 948 904 may 174 39.502 4a 4501 oa 973 June 133971 432,035 4M 44 955 6.4 Jaly 137.94 139,536 460 4,095 952 on August jagga 143,782 461% 4837 100.0 100.2 September 1697.23 196,381 sam 5213 119.2 war October 165,183 158,718 528 5,120 1140 110.7 November tare 148,168 494999 105.1 106.7 December s4n245 142.523 4556 4590 75 84 Source: National Statistics Office Notes: Figures are not adjusted for under-registrotfon @ Nationa latin Office va2005 Vital Statistics Report Age of Mother and Father ‘More than a quarter (27.9%) or 471,888 of mothers who gave birth in 2005 belonged to age group 25-29. Births to teenage mothers increased to 143,953 or 8.5 percent from 135,429 or 6.3 percent a year earlier. The number of mothers under 20 years old was almost five times more than teenage fathers (30,260). FIGURE 9 Percent Distribution of Live Births by Age Group of Father and Mather, 2005, 50and over 45-49 40-44 xt On the other hand, a total of 556 mothers at ages 50 and over who still gave birth during the year. The number of fathers belonging to age group 50 and over, however, was 45 times more (25,128) than the mothers. The median age at birth for mothers was 27.4 and for fathers, 31.1 years old. TABLE 11 Number and Percent Distribution of Live Births bby Age Group of Fatier and Mother, 2008 Father other Ase Group umber “Percent Number” Percent Tol 68891810000 1,688918 100.0 der20 0260381839538 mm 288,06 arnt ar 279 aN6T8 23 a2 2034 wora7 7.83 5.9 15,765 146 10759417 0-4 moor 16a 6-8 ssa ears Seo 25,0818 S600 NotStated 10422742 305802 ‘Source: National Stotstes Office ‘Note: Figures are not adjusted for under-registrationBirth Statistics Nationality of Father and Mother Children born to parents who are both Filipinos numbered 1,577,837 or 93.4 percent of total births registered in 2005, Ninety-nine percent or 1,687,663 babies born during the year have at least one Filipino parent. On the other hand, births There were a total of 3,242 birth whose mothers were foreigners and 9,928 births with foreign fathers. Moreover, there are babies born from parents who are both foreigners. Chinese with at least one foreigner parent counted 11,258 babies, ‘TABLE 12 Live Births by Nationality of Mother and Father, 2005 couples had the biggest number of 339 followed by indians (125) and Americans (84). lonalty of Father Ta — — Natl 1 val Filipino Chinese American Tota 1,688,918. 4,685,10 7 Fipino 1,380,050 1,577,637 st Japanese 2673 266 1 , serican 153188 : “4 14 Chinese 1230 ee we 5 australian 305 1 9 Others 478 3,606 10 3 v2 3 om ot 98,900 6 % 5 9 wo Not stated 98,602 Source: Notional Stotistes Offi ‘Note: Figures are not adjusted for under-regstration Occupation of the Father Fathers of most babies (634,675 or 37.6%) born in 2005 are employed as production and related workers, transport equipment Operators, and laborers. Second in rank in terms of occupation are fathers engaged in agricultural, animal husbandry and fishery (422,584 or 25.0%), Fathers whose work were not classified by occupation ranked third (173,428 or 10.3%). ee It was also learned that one in every ten fathers (169,002 or 10.0%) of babies born were not engaged in any gainful activities, included in non-gainful activities were volunteers, housekeepers, students, pensioners and other retired persons, and those fathers with no activity reported or other non-gainfut activity at all. ati2005 Vital Statistics Report 0.04 2 so : 30.0 25.0 i 0 | 5 15.0 : 100 e 3 50 2 § 2 . 00 cE J Occupation FIGURE 10 Percent Distribution of Live Births by Occupation of Father, 2005 NGA 10.0% ig eat sem nanny serie “aperaton ndusoor * Meneeswone esnca: wate es cased agetr Fertility Rates During the three consecutive years from 2003-2005 the age pattern of fertility rates followed an inverted “U” shape with peaks recorded at age group 25-29 years Figure 10 (Age Specific Fertility Rates: Philippines 2003-2005) revealed that the fertility rates of women in the age group 15-19 showed an increasing trend in contrast to all other age groups which were on the decline, Both the Total Fertility Rates (TFR) and General Fertility Rates (GFR) in the country exhibited a declining trend. tit TABLE 13 Age Specific Fertility Rate by Age of Mother and Total Fertility and General Fertity Rates, 2003-2005 Note: Computations were based from the 1995 projected population National Statistics Office @Birth Statistics FIGUREMt Age Specific Fertility Rates, 2003-2005 160.0 uno 2 200 B 100.0 bee £§ 00 2 > wo % a0 ed $ 00 1549 024 Attendant at Birth About two-thirds (1,140,938 or 67.6%) of total birth detiveries were attended by medical practitioners which may either be a physician, a nurse or a midwife. The figure was lower than the target of at least 80 percent medically attended birth deliveries set by the Department of Health in 2005. On the other hand, almost one-third (543,148 or 32.2%) of babies born were attended by traditional and other birth attendants. There were six regions in the country-MIMAROPA, Bicol, Eastern Visayas, SOCCSKSARGEN, Caraga and ARMM, wherein non-medicatly attended births were even higher that those attended by health professionals. On top of the list was Caraga with 20,975 ar 61.0 percent of its birth deliveries in the region were attended by traditional and other birth attendants. On 22005 132004 182005 359 0 25.28 3034 4044 a Age Group the contrary and as expected, NCR had the highest number of birth deliveries attended by health professionals with 232,106 or 89.5, percent of the total births in the region. FIGURE 12 Number of Live Births by Attendantat Birth, 2005 Migwife 458,479. omens 8a. Traditional Birth ‘Attendant 531,700 xb2005 Vital Statistics Report TABLE 14 Live Births by Usual Residence of Mother, by Attendant at Birth and by Region, Province snd City, Region 7 {Usual Residence of Mother) Teral Attendant at Bieth *raditional Hot Pryscon Hue wire BH Othe stg PHILIPPINES, 1,688,918 66,211 15,248 458,879 531,700 11,448 4,832 National Capitat Region 259,359 156,482 1,910 73,714 26,7159 Cordillera Administrative Region 32,250 18,381 Gee 3,046 4951 47a 407 1 tacos Region 01 SSB M1 Cagayan Valley 61,017 16,488 984 17,907 ea? 1,228. Wh ~Centrat Luzon 196,722 102,211 1,798 64,625 25,5148 AD WA -CALABARZON 242,633 100,080 1,854 80,683 83,024 729308 YB MIMAROPA 44897 10,502 3567.44? 28,659 1976 V Bicol Region M4016 22,405 2,368 25,562 aS 258 Mi - Western Visayas 115,691 51,6851] 24,322 48,350 7k Vi = Central visayas 153,785 52,878 1,472 47,889 80,678 644287 Vil Eastern Visayas 60454 17,517 48 10,190 a8 as 1X» Zamboanga Peninsula 53,958 13,28 = -700-13,204 26,297 32806 X Northern Mindanao mea? S88 14889 BTS XI Davao Region 75257 1883714257 R XI ~SOCCSKSARGEN 519581443 3k, RTD XI = Caraga. 4438 tot BD 5,090.95 Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao ses 4957 ar 2.83 798 05 Forelen County us 56 in Source: Notional Statistics Office, Vitat Statistics Division Notes: Figures are not adjusted for under: registration xtivLegitimacy Status More than a quarter (445,806 or 26.4%) of babies born in 2005 were illegitimate in status. The figure represented an increase of 16.7 percent from what was reported a year earlier (382,170). The biggest count of 175,383 or 39.3 percent of total illegitimate babies was born from mothers aged 20-24. Second in rank in the most number of illegitimate babies were teenage mothers (101,072 or 22.7%). The number of illegitimate babies was inversely proportional to the age group of under20 20-24 25.29 30°34 FIGURE 13 Percent Distribution of Birthsby Lesitimacy Status andby Age Groupof Mother, 2005 ‘AgeGroup Girth Statistics mothers, The older the age group of mothers, the lesser was the number of illegitimate babies. In fact, teenage mothers recorded the highest proportion of illegitimate babies of around 70.2 percent. All over the country, NCR recorded the largest proportion of illegitimate babies with 96,622 or 37.3 percent out of the total 259,359 babies born in the region in 2005. The other two regions that landed on the top three spots were Davao Region (24,092 or 32.0% of 75,257) and Eastern Visayas (19,102 or 31.6% of 60,454), miegitinate Legitimate 3539 4044 45-49 508 Over2005 Vital Statistics Report TABLE 15a Live Births by Legitimacy Status and by Age Group of Mother, 2004-2005 “Age Group, 2008 7004 ofMother Legitimate Weeitimate Legitimate Aleyitinate Total 4,242,907 45,206, 1,328,824 382,170 Under 15 D 74 175 270 15.19 22,824 100,288 48,567 55,817 20-24 295,684 175,383 330,653 151,977 9 376,968 94,999 394,979 79,107 30534 2,005 8,110 302,087 37,932 359 174,936 22,651 178,028 18,981 40.44 60,226 6919 63,04 5,816 45.49 7,509 168 7,354 69 50 and Over “ST 8 396 50 Not Stated 2231 945 287 381 ‘Source: National Statistics Office, Vital Statistics Division Region Total Births Legitimate Mlegitimate ‘Not Stated {Usual Residence) oe _ Both Sexes PHILPPIies 4688918 670,084 810,834 616,498 596,08 231,477 21429 10996 NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION 259,289 134095 124464 4798 T7932 SOON St Coritera Administrative Reson 20 16,75 15.25 AN AMM aco Rion 99.651 5211 47,740 39,008 35,28 13.07 HRD ‘W Cagayan Valley, 61,017 31,788 29,229 26,464 «24,475 5,324 4,754 ‘We Central Luzon 196,722 102,476 94,246 79,769 73,249 22,698 20,986 9 " IVA- CALABARZON ‘242,633 126,269 116,364 88,960 82,114 37,305 34,246 4 4 VB: MIMAROPA (44,897 23,114 24,783 18,317 17,240 4,796 4,541 1 2 'V- Bicol Region 114,016 59,279 54,737 45,908 42,137 13,369 12,599 2 1 Vi- Western Visayas 115,891 60,317 55,574 49,244 45,413 17,089 10,133 24 Be vik central Vseyas 153,795 79,710 T4075 56,49 5246 23,385 21607 Vi Eastern Visayas Goss 42 2941199 9.06.2 (% Zamboanga Peninsula: 53,958 28,003 25,955 23,061 21,363 4,917 4,577, 3s 5 Norther inane reer 40409 7238 SST 1818 9S 80ST 2 Davao Reson 15257 3933 159M 75 Aw 12897155 Al SOCCSKSARGEN 51,958 26,898 25,060 21,361 19,710 5,534 5,380 3 “Xu Caraga 14,765 7,512. 7,253 7,243 7,006 269 246 1 Autonomous Region in Muslin Mindamao «44,384 17,953«16,431 14010 12.732 3,983,699 _ Foreign County ae ee Ob Source: National Statistics Office, Vital Statistics Division Notes: Feures ore not adjusted for under-registrationo» Deaths aDeath Statistics A total of 426,054 deaths in the Philippines Capital Region (5.5) which was in second were reported in 2005. The figure indicated place a year eartier went dawn to seventh an increase of 22,863 or 5.7 percent death _ place in 2005. occurrences from the 2004 figure of 403,191. During the year, there was an increase in the number of deaths in both the FIGURE 14 Crude Death Rates by Region, 2005 female (6.4%) and male (5.2%) sexes. 70 ! w way evi On the average, there was a daily 6.0 1 NCR “Ne oft occurrence of 1,164 deaths or approximately ie 48 deaths per hour of which 28 were males | 2 °° on and 20 were females. Crude death rate | £40 1 SA ° (CDR) for 2005 was computed at 5.1. Itwas | & . v8 the highest CDR reported in 5 years since | g 3.0 2001. 3 20 Seven regions in the country registered higher CDR than the national value, the highest of which was recorded in Ilocos Region valued at 6.7. Second in rank was Western Visayas (6.1) followed by Central Visayas and CALABARZON (5.8). The National “TABLE 46 Number of Deaths by Region, Sex, and Sex Ratio, 2005, wae z men se Se _ a ee ee ee “Source: National Statiaties Office, Vital Satistcs Division Notes: Figures are not adjusted for under-registzation ‘COR wos computed based an 1995 projected population2005 Vital Statistics Report Death by Place of Occurrence and Usual Place of Residence The top three regions in terms of most number of deaths were from Luzon with Nationat Capital Region (NCR) at the highest with 68,757 or 16.1 percent. NCR was followed by CALABARZON with 54,508 (12.8%) and Central Luzon with 48,226 (11.3%) on second and third place, respectively. The rest of the regions of the country shared less than 10 percent each from the total number of death. There were about 7,299 deaths that occurred outside the usual place of residence of the deceased. On top was NCR where 6,931 deaths were not residents of the region. The other regions that reported 480,000 70,000 60,000 0,000 49,000 Number 30,000 20,000 10,000 FIGURE 15 Deaths by Place of Occurrence andUsual lace of Residence yy Region, 2005 deaths outside the usual residence of the deceased were Cordillera Administrative Region (16), Central Visayas (11), Northern Mindanao (156) and Davao Region (185). Meanwhile, 12 regions in the country registered higher number of deaths by usual residence than the number of deaths by place of occurrence. The highest difference was noted in CALABARZON with 4,162 or 7.1 percent of the deceased were non-residents of the region, Meanwhile, the biggest percent change of 8.7 from statistics a year earlier (2004) in terms of number of death by place of occurrence was noted in Western Visayas. piace of Ocaurrece Usual Residence National Statistics Office @Death Statistics ‘TABLE 17 Deathe by Place of Occurrence, by Usual Residence and by Region, 2004-2005, Place of Occurrence Usual Residence, Percent ee Percent Geographic Area 2005 2004 Change 20052004 Change _ Phiippines 426,054 403,191 5.7 426,054 403,191 57 NCR National Capita Region 68,157 65,361 52 61,86 58,513, 57 CAR Corellera Administrative Region 592 5,566 64 5,908 5,461 an 1 tecos 29,604 28,931 2.3 29,902 29,208 24 NW Cagayan vaitey 15,390 14,230 82 15,505 14,376 719 Wh Centrat Luzon 826 45,847 52 49,467 46,858, 36 Wok CALABARZON 54,508 51486 5.9 58,670 55,813, 5a NVR MIMAROPA 10,599 9,921 68 10,792 10,145, 6a v Bicol 28,544 26,566 TA 2884 26,845, 14 Vi Western Visayas 41,780 38,431 a7 41847 38,580 as YU Central Visayas seme 72,598 84 35,327 32,488 87 ul Eastern Visayas 18,796 18,419 2 18,985 18,620 18 1X Lamboanga Peninsula 10,96 10,327 61 11,099 10,518 36 X Northern Mindanao 16,47 15,624 54 16,315 15,850, 49 x Davao yaa 7.277 5.9 18,117 17,068 62 XL SOCCSKSARGEN 116 11,464 18 14,76 11,580 14 xi Caraga, 3614 8.417 23 877 8,584 25 RYN AulonoMmous Region in Mustin Mindanao 2570 © 2.728 58 2,785 2,864 2.8 Foreign County 196162 2 “Source: National Statistics Office, Vital Statistics DIviston Notes: Figures ore not adjusted for underregistration Deaths by Age Group A significant number of deaths among chitdren 0-14 for both the male and female sexes was reported in 2005. In fact, there were 30,825 or 7.2 percent of total deaths that occurred of children four years old and under. It was also revealed that there were less number of childsen who died at age groups 5-9 (5,230 or 1.2 percent) and 10-14 (4,790 or 1.1 %). Therefore, it can be said that child mortality dectined as age increased. Beginning at age-group 15-19 untit 80 years old and over, there was a continuous increasing trend on the number of deaths for both sexes. The median age at death was reportedly at 58.6 for males and 67.3 for females. Thus, on the average, men died nine years earlier than women. Meanwhile, the highest sex ratio for deaths was recorded at age group 25-29 years old. It was at this age group when it was reported that 229 males died for every 100 female deaths. At age 20 until 59 years old, the number of male deaths was more than twice the number of female deaths. It was only in the age group 80 years and over when more female deaths (45,142 or 10.6%) were reported than male deaths (31,827 or 7.5%). "2005 Vital Statistics Report mmber and Percent Distribution Death by Sex and Age Geoup, 2008 [_tethsexes| percent] ate | Percent | Feat | 26,054 100.0 250, 102 587 «175,952 a3 21,574 5a 12,752 20 8922 2 1 9,151 aa 5,006 42 416 10 59 5,230 12 2,961 07 2,269 05 10-4 4790 uw 2,816 07 1,974 os 15419 2.402 7 460, 1 249 26 2024 10,120 24 7,046 W 3,076 07 39 11,882 28 8,258 19 2,604 os 3024 12,669 30 3,681 2.0 3,988 09 3539 16,153 38 10,877 26 5,275 12 aad 18,717 4a 12,601 20 6.16 14 5-0 23,508 55 15,693, 37 7.835 18 5054 2818 65 18,641 44 9,174 22 3559 31,536 74 21,198 50 10.236, 24 60-64 33.21 78 2,34 50 11,397 28 65.69) 38,251 90 23,4865 55 14,786 35 70.76 38.815 22,188 52 16,626 39 1.979 37,866 19,858 47 18,006 42 80 & Over 76,968 31,827 7S 45,142 106 Not Stated 589 208 on 30 oa Scurce: National Statistics Office, Vitat Statistics Division Notes: Figures are not adjusted far under-registration FIGURE 16 Number of Deaths by Sex andAge Group, 2005 50,000 45,000 49,006 35,000 + Male 8 Female 30,000 £ 25,000 * 20,000 15,000 10,000 5,000 ° Se pIAES PR RRP RRS SEER : SeR RRR SERRE ERE G AgeGeoup aOO Death Statistics Deaths by Month of Occurrence Mortality was at its peak in July 2005 with 37,974. During this month, there was a daily average of 1,225 death occurrences or about. 51 persons died per hour. Although July had the largest total of deaths, its daily average was only second to June which registered at 1,228. January (37,450) and May (37,110) were second and third in rank, respectively in terms of total number of deaths, On the other hand, February remained to be the month when the least number of persons died, During this time of the year total number of death was only 31,616 or a daily average of 1,090. It can be noted that the average daily ‘occurrence during the month of January (1,208), May (1,197), June (1,228), July (1,225) and December (1,165) were higher than the total daily average of deaths of only 1,164, ‘Ten Leading Causes of Deaths A total of 77,060 or 18.1 percent of deaths in 2005 were due to diseases of the heart, Diseases of the heart was consistently the leading cause of death in the last five years since the turn of the century. In fact, the number of deaths caused by it even increased by 6,199 or 8.7 percent compared to the data a year earlier, Cerebrovascular diseases ranked second with 45,037 cases or 10.6 percent of the total, Among the ten leading causes of deaths, only the top two shared more than ten percent of the total deaths, No change in the types of diseases that made it to the top ten leading cause of TABLE 19 Deaths by Daily Average, Daly Index and by Month of Occurrence, 2005 — ‘Month of Occurrence Number ___baily Average Total 126,054 1.164 January 37,450 1,208 February 31,616 1,050 march 34,263, 1,105 April B60 Wiz nay 3710 1197 June 36,853, 1,228 duty 7,974 1,225 August 35,910 1158 September 34,887 1,163 October 35,891 1,158 Newermber tna December 1.165 Source: National Statistics Office Notes: Faures are not adjusted for under-registrotion death was observed during the year except in the ranking. While all other types of disease maintained their ranking, assault stepped up from 9" place to 8°" place in 2004 as it surpassed certain conditions originating in the perinatal period. Moreover, it was also noticed that femate mortality was higher than male mortality in two of the ten leading causes of death, More women than men reportedly died of Pneumonia and diabetes mellitus in 2005. On the other hand, mortality caused by assault, was 12.2 times higher in men (11,742) than in women (963), ti2005 Vital Statistics Report TABLE 20 Ten Leading Causes of Deaths by Sex, 2005 feo10 = Member Codes sath Percent Male Percent Female Percent Rank Causes of Oeaths Alt Ages 426,054 100.0 250,102 100.0 175,982 100.0. 100- 3 Diseases of the Heart 409,118,03,2005t 77,060 18.1 43,809 7.5 33,28) 18.9 2 Cerebrovascular Diseases 160-169 45.037 106 25,599 10.2 19.4781 3 Walignant Neoplasm 00-97 41,697 9.8 24,993 819,708 TH 4 Preumonia ra] WSO 8618S 73185104 3 Tuberculosis AISAI9, 90 26,588 6.218.229 7.383 6 Chronic Lower Respiratory Diseases: 0-147 20,9149 1445058 S0H 7 7 Diabetes Melitus E1084 wat 43891268 8 Assault xes-V09 WS 30 4T98BS, 9 Certain Conditions ‘cigiating in the Perinatat Period 00-799 RMB «297,85 0498828 10 Nepbritis, Nepnrotic Noo-No7, 127 Syndrome and Neprosis NID, N2SNAT 11,056 26 SMB 264,508 2.6 Al Other couses of Deaths 123,641 29.0 73:30 28350311286 Source: National Staistics Office, Vital Statistics OWwsion Notes: Figures ore not adjusted for under-registration Infant Deaths A total of 21,674 or 5.1 percent of the total mortality in 2005 were infants. The figure FIGURE 17 infant Mortality Rateby Region, 2005, represented a decrease of 3.9 percent 200, compared with 22,557 infant deaths in 2004. 180 | 16.0 7 7 Of the total infant deaths, 12,752 (58.8%) | $ 14.0 | tes were males and 8,922 (41.2%) were females. | $ :2.0: or ety ¢ 0.0 | ° Infant mortaity rate (IMR) for the year was |g 2) # * computed at 12.8 per 1,000 live births at Eo ore the national level. Male IMR (14.5) was |= © e ‘observed to be higher by 3.5 percentage 40} points than female IMR (11.0). Out of the 17 wy regions in the country, six exceeded the IMR 0.0 der 1 value at the national level with NCR on top Se Rae at 18.7. The other regions were Ilocos gé Region (15.7), CALABARZON (14.5), Region MIMAROPA (13.9), Western Visayas (13.4) ARMM was at the bottom with only 4.4 and Eastern Visayas (13.0). On the contrary, reported IMR.Death Statistics The daily average occurrence of infant deaths was 59. Six out of 12 months in 2005 registered higher daily average than the yearly average value. The month of October recorded the highest daily average of 68 infant deaths. On the other hand, Aprit got the least with 52 infant deaths daily. TABLE 21 Infant Mortality Rate by Sex and by Region, 2005 at tale Fete Se ee Geographic Area Both Sexes Philippines aera NCR ational Capital Region 4,858 CAR Cotdlera Administrative Region cr 1 Nocos 1,569 " ‘Cagayan Valley so7 WM Gentrat Luzon 2.079 Wa Calabarzon 3,528 1B Mimaropa on vo Bicol 1.360 Vi Western Visayas 1588 Wu Central Visayes 1882 Vil Eastern Visayas 787 1% Zamboanga Peninsula 69 x Norther Mindanao 758 Davao 556 A Socesksargen #5 aul Caraga 258 Autonomous Region in Austin ARM Mindanao 6 Foreign Country 8 Meanwhile, the largest count of infant mortality happened in October with 2,093 or 9.7 percent of the total infant deaths for the year. On the other end, smallest number of infant deaths was in February with 1,523 or 7.0 percent. ‘Number of Infant Deaths Tfant Mortality Rate ate Female Both Sexes Male i278 son BS 2.848 2009 RTH 159 Be 9298S 88 901 8 187173140 298 208 a3 984 1,748 mr a6 288 2,070 158 SATS 319 m9 teh 1D 780 so 19108 na oe 4 153 tt 1,084 we 0136102 468 390301580 10.9 378 wm SBS 8B 42 OBB aa 2m 74 8268 26 159 78 98468 “9 107 4 83 6S a7 B44 4939 5 3 1081 128.2 85.7 ras 1418 1182 148 1938 1902 1420 156.0 1345 1687 143.0 146.7 1568 sant 1387 1547 183 it 166.7 Source: National Statistics Office, Vital Statistics Division Notes: Figures are not adjusted for under-registration @ Navona statis Office w2005 Vital Statistics Report TABLE 22 Infant Deaths by Datly Average, Datly Index and by Month of Qccurrence, 2005, Month of Occurrence Number Daily Average _ Daily Index Totat ner 8 100.0 January ur 36 94.3 Febeuary 1,523 53 887 march 1.659 54 90.4 port 157 3 885 ay 1695 58 92.3 June 4,817 ot 102.3 uty 4.93 ra 105.2 vgust 1.922 a 104.7 September 2017 a 135 october 2,033 cy 1149 November 1,899 8 106.9 December, 1.818 59 98.9 Source: Notionat Statistics Office, Vital Stotsties Division Notes: Figures are not adjusted for under-registration Causes of Infants Deaths Almost three-fourths (74.1%) of the 21,674 infants who died in 2005 was due to the top ten leading causes of infant deaths. The remaining 25.8 percent were due fo all other causes, Bacterial sepsis of the newborn ranked first in the top ten lists of the leading causes of infant deaths in 2005 as it garnered 3,161 or 14,6 percent. A year earlier or in 2004, the wi disease was not even included in the top ten. It was also observed that there were more male infants (1,990 or 63.0%) than female infants (1,171 of 37.0%) who succumbed to death because of the disease. Respiratory distress to newborn came in second lead with 2,298 (10.6%) cases followed closely in third by pneumonia with 2,013 (8.3%) infant deaths. soiisesone @)Death Statistics TABLE 23 Ten Leading Causes of infant Death by Sex, 2005 Causes of Death ep 10 Mics 1 Bacterial Sepsis of Newborn Pe 2 Respiratory Distress of Newborn pa 3 Pneumonia 28 4 Disorder Related to Short Gestation and Low Bieth por Weight, NEC 5 Congenital Pneumonia p23 © Congenital Malformation of the feo wogrs 7 Necnatal Aspiration Syndromes Pea Other Congenital Malformations @10-Q18, 30-89 § Intrauterine Hypoxia and Birth toerauter P20-p2t 10 Diarrhoea and Gastroenterities 209 ‘of Presumed Infectious Origin all other causes Source: National Statistics Office, Vitat Statistics Division Age at Infant Death A total of 14,482 or 66.8 percent of infants who died in 2005 were zero-day old until ‘one month. Deaths among infants before reaching 24 hours got the highest proportion with 4,117 (19.0 percent). @] sews 21,674 Number Both shot Percent Male Percent Female Percent 400,0 12,752 100.0 8,922 100.0 ater 1461990156 BA 2298 = «16 «1333105 65 108 2,013, 931188 2 855 9.6 1,610 74 950 74 660 14 1.510 70 901 mM 609 68 1444 67 88 64 oo 70 1146 53 688 54 458 5A 1,012 47 599 47 a3 46 om 45 56 4a 410 46 900 42 sa 42 368 4d 5009 25.9325 53382 Meanwhile, there were 2,000 infant deaths that occurred during the postneonatal age (28 days old to a month). It was also observed that the mortality became less as infants were more than a month old, vit2005 Vital Statistics Report TABLE 24 Number and Percent Distribution of Infant Deaths by Age and by Sex, 2005 " von fees ne Be ae ronoe a vee Female sates nen mam 100 wo von tn tt te rom te are so Oe oe 3 tee so rr soo 7 me 8 bmp a you va oer me 3s Biro om ® boon ower woe cots aos ee te Sno ome re ‘nee v0 Mok srs me Ss sane bem ey > oe 23 tno ow Bo ‘ons mo we vey aes mm nas Source: National Statistics Office Note: Figures are not adjusted for under registration Maternal Mortality Maternal deaths in 2005 numbered 1,732. The figure represented a decrease of 101 or 5.5 percent compared to 1,833 in 2004, Meanwhile, maternal mortality rate (MMR) was computed at 102.6 per 100,000 live births. MMR was at its highest (422.9) at age group 45-49. The information implied that mothers at late reproductive age are at greater risk of dying during pregnancy. Similarly, ivi underage mothers (below 15 years old) are subject to same danger as MMR for the age group was very high at 369.9. On the other end, the lowest MMR value was recorded by age group 20-24. Six out of ten (1,053 or 60.8%) maternal deaths reported during the year were attended by hospital authority. On the contrary, 592 or 34.2 percent were not medically attended. vasaicone @)Death Statistics TABLE 25 Number of Maternal Deaths and Live Births by Age Group of Mather, 2005 oe _ umber MAR Age Group ~ Maternal Percent Live Birth Percent Phitppines 1,732 100.0 1,686,918 102.6 Under 15 3 02 at 369.9 1549 ww 73 143,142 38.7 2024 300 173 arin 7 2529 339 196 471,388 m8 3034 361 28 325,129 110 35:39 a4 216 197,594 189.3 444 186 10.7 67,145 m0 45-49 8 20 8277 m9 50 6 Over z 04 556 1259.0 Source: National Statistics Office Note: Figures are not adjusted for under-registration Causes of Maternal Mortality Maternal deaths in 2005 were primarily caused by normal delivery and other complications related to pregnancy occurring in the course of labour, delivery and pueperium (819 or 47.3 percent). Second in rank was _ hypertension complicating pregnancy, childbirth and regnancywth Postpartum semorhage 5.2%). pertenson ‘mpteaing pregnancy chia Rise pucserum (a9) [Pen Pannen nati 8 pueperium (510 or 29.4 percent). Under this category is eclampsia with 316 reported cases or 18.2 percent, the highest count of the total maternal deaths. The third leading cause of maternal mortality was postpartum hemorrhage (262 or 15.2 percent). —] | temontasen | cote or | | ix% Por0eign Suents wForeign Marriages ‘There were a total of 7,655 marriages in 2005 that occurred in foreign countries where at least one of the contracting parties is a Filipino. The figure represented an increase of about 19.8 percent from 6,387 foreign marriages reported in 2004. Meanwhile, there were 17,790 Fitipino brides who were involved in interracial marriages in ceremonies held in the Philippines.(See table 7) Said number is more than three times (3.3) higher than the 5,441 interracial marriages of Filipino brides held in foreign countries. On the other hand, Filipino grooms who married foreign brides in the country totaled 1,805. It was ten times higher than the 183 marriages that happened in foreign lands. The median age at marriage was 37.4 for the groom and 30.2 for the bride. Compared to the median age at marriage in the Philippines, median ages at marriage in foreign countries were higher by 5.5 and 9.9 years for the bride and for the grooms, respectively. ‘The most number of interracial marriages of Filipino brides were with Japanese nationals (3,001 or 39.2%). Other nationalities that Married to Filipino brides were Americans Foreign Births In 2005, there were a total of 9,274 brths that occurred in foreign countries with at least one Filipino parent or an average daily occurrence of 25 foreign births daily. The figure represented an increase of 4.9 percent from 8,837 foreign births reported a year earlier. Sex ratio at birth abroad was 107 males for every 100 females. Majority of births (7,811 or 84.2%) abroad were born of both Fitipino parents. While there was an increase in number compared (1,063 or 13.9%), British (222 or 2.9%), Germans (189 or 2.5%) and Australians (117 or 1.5%). On the one hand, 120 or about 35.6 percent of the 183 reported interracial marriages of Filipino grooms were contracted to Japanese brides. Other nationalities were Americans (10 or 5.5%), Chinese and Australian (9 or 4.9%), and Indonesian (6 or 3.3%) FIGURE 19 Percent Distribution ‘of Marriages Occurring Abroad ‘0Filipinos, 2005 Between Filipino Grooms nd Between Fipmes rerio 264% ides Between Flipino Bridesand Foren Groom, 72 to 2004 (7,473 or 84.6%), the proportion to total foreign births decreased. There were about 966 (10.4%) babies born out of the country whose parents were a Filipino and a foreign national. Of the total, 907 (93.9%) had foreign fathers while only 59 (6.4%) were born to foreign mothers. For those babies born with foreign fathers, Japanese nationals recorded the highest vai2005 Vital Statistics Report number of births (183), followed by American (103) and British nationals (63). On the other hand, on top of the list of foreign mothers were Japanese (14) followed by by Filipino father & foreigner mother 0.6% Not stated 5.4 Filipino. mother & foreigner father 9.8% Foreign Deaths There are 2,412 Filipinos who reportedly died in foreign countries in 2005 or an average occurrence of seven foreign deaths daily, Said number was higher by 10.9 percent from the 2,175 total deaths abroad from previous year (2004). Sex ratio at death of Filipino in foreign countries was 134 males for every 100 females. United States of America reported 1,497 Fitipino death occurrences, the highest among all countries. Far behind in second and third rank were Saudi Arabia and United Figure 20 Percent Distribution of Reported Births ionality of Mother and Father, 2005 Chinese (9). Tied on third rank with six births each were Indonesians and Taiwanese mothers. Arab Emirates with only 308 and 70 deaths, respectively. ‘More than two-thirds (1700 or 70,5%) of the total number of foreign deaths was due to the top ten leading causes of deaths. Diseases of the heart (532 or 22.1%) was reportedly the number one killer disease to Filipinos abroad. Malignant neoplasm (462 or 19.2%) and cerebrovascular disease (231 or 11.6%)) were second and third in rank, respectively. National Statistics Office @Foreign Statistics FIGURE 21 Percent Distribution of Foreign Deaths by 10 Leading Causes of Deaths: 2005 > Omer Causes 03 Tuberatss ; mre 3 : Coneoverfest 3 Diabetes Mellitus i nephews Nero “Trensport Accents Cerebrovascular Diseases alignant Neopism Diseases ofthe Heart © 10.0 20.0 30.0 40.0 ° Le Percent Distribution bvAncrease aNatural Increase The rate at which the country’s population was changing due to natural increase (Crude Rate of Natural Increase or CRNI) was 15.0 per thousand population in 2005. It was the lowest CRNI Value in the last ten years under review (1996-2005). CRNI was computed based on the difference between the total number of births (1,668,918) and deaths (426,054) per 1,000 midyear population with the assumption that the country is close to migration. Of the 17 regions in the country, the highest CRNI of 19.7 persons per 1,000 population was recorded in Central Visayas. Second in rank was CALABARZON at 18,9 followed by National Capital Region at 17.6 persons per 1,000 population. On the contrary, the least CRNI of only 3.9 persons per 1,000 population was recorded ia Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao. ARMM was the only region in the country that recorded a CRNI value of less than 10.0 TERED, Goa at alien fn Teneu Pees, R603 rom 100 20m 2005 | 996 997 958 1999 0D 008 ‘TABLE 20, Number and Crude Rate of Natural Increase (CRN!) by Sex and by Region, 2005 ‘me Geographic Area tural Natural “ oe asec rte senses vas 82 National Capital Region (NCR) 197,533 98,534 17.0 Corer namtiscve tegen (8) eae ame 1 Mocos 68,865 34,089 15.1 a canara tease naw Wh stern van ne Sess vin Eastern Visayas 1,705, 20,155, 10.4 % Zamboanga Peninsula 39,840 20,332 36 x Narmemtncanes seo mim as xi SOCCSKSARGEN 38,580 19,767, 12.0 XI Caraga 25,354 42,880 2 cna jon nai ne ana boas Source: National Statistics Office, Vital Statistics Division — tixList of TablesMarriage Statistics TABLE 1. MARBIAGES BY PLACE OF OCC JRAENCE, 8 MONTH AND BY REGION, PROVNCE AND CITY. 2008 Top Promeson ony rn wom a ooo (Pace of Occurence) “aig etry Naren Apt May PaLpenies simses #7217 a8 asor 5962 OKT S008 NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION ares 887 ass wz0) T2187 TY OF MANA sos st ‘or on) 4s as NeR- SECOND DISTRICT dares 4208 ah at 8084.05 cy of Wandateng 158 us 2 8 13 17 a ‘yet warn aoe 26 ” 0 13 20 v9 ‘ctv faa mo 828 8 ua ee Quezon iy Dawes AMS 255M 1905 2zBT 80H san aa toe mw wo a6 NeR-THRD DSTRICT a en ee) om 10170 Kalotan Cty aus ost t er mo ay ot alanan ™ * 1s a n 7 ‘tyot Valera ‘861 28 ‘ct * « os Noweas 87 10 1 10 13 m m NoR-FCURTHDISTACT ze aia 082208 yet as Pitas wa 21 me 25 Cyc Maka oom 208 seme a ty ot Muntone a a6 a 28 cay otParatague 28 26 28 mom ze ase ot os 9 ae Cn) oe ctyot Tega 3 * a Fy 2 2 Pawo a 18 6 “oat au ‘CORDILLERA ADMINIETRATIVE REGION pms 0% se yeh meta 76 aera 1362 1 © 19 2 6 co apavan, oe 3 “ » ea 135 s enguer 4388 ss me om 0 as Baguo Cry 1768 ny 14 36 198 1 v6 mer Banguet sos ss at om 0 28 irusKe 220 n ° n 19 ue 6 rauNge 020 a Py * 3 1 16 MOuNTanPROWNCE oor co % 08 105 ‘or o REGION! Locos seats 4st 1805 kasi 5505 seer 2879 Locos verre, 3708 oo 8 se sta we acon Sy m8 3 » 8 * % co ‘tre toes None 2084 a8 %s 25 “eat 28 ‘Locos suk 4s 8 6 2 8 “0 ‘oxy carsen “oo @ n “ 0 2s 0 ‘ty oven on 5 7 6 ry » ¥ ‘ore oc ue m7 we 56 ™ se a = Contes National Statistics Office2005 Vital Statistics Report TABLE 1 Contouas Region, own aay Van Tart of Once (Pisce of Occutence} iy cy ahd ay caunion asso 3 Cn oe iy ot SanFemando 226 m2 «0 Ey m os © ‘ne 8 Un | ames 23 me a8 PANGASINAN tos 20 taut 88 tare ay ot laminas 0 8 ey 8 ™ © “ ‘anupan cy tar 08 “ 19 om * 1 ‘sancarioe Cy 1a 1 2 8 an 8 1H ty ot canta 1012 19 ° 209 mm 7 ea ter Pangasinan isos. zat oth aoe tat REGIONI-CAGAYAN VALLEY 2ews 152 age) tat anaes aTANES * te ~ 3 " 7 7 cacavan em ete eo ear n288 st 18 ‘Toneges0 iy 1a ue © © * v9 oy oer Cogan nr) so sre oy 1saBeLa ts ett wet tata os Cy ¢casayen 107 ” xs “ 8 06 % Cy ot Sartigo eo *® ar ‘2 98 ” ter aabasa eae mm ws ame 1300 705 NUEVA V2cAYR ae 909 mm 1 a2 m0 08 euro 1308 a 1 2 2s 189 ve [REGION “CENTRAL LUZON ye an) gare 77a gs08 AURORA, 8 on 106 08 " 10 aRTAAN ae 0 oe 403 os «0 hy ot ag 46 8 2s 20 Py © comer Bean aes a6 ne a 80 euacan a ee er ee rT) ry ota amr an © 0 ve 1s 25 ty ot aeycauayan 1.906 180 ae “09 um wo 1 (ty of San Jose ot Monte 28 m 109 oe 5 a8 35 ‘omer scan nes 138 see 3s) name NUEVA ECLA arts ts) tose tne zare aa cabanatuan Oty 22 ae 1 6 eats ne ayo Gapan m0 0 ro * % " o Seance Cty of Mor 20 sr » ~ a ~ * Pasmyan cy 20 2» ‘ a a a 2 a Jose Cay 80 7” » 3 Ey co 6 Oper Ns Esa ss 1089 a ee PAMPANGA en a ee ) Angeles Cy 2st Ey 28 ns a an ms yf San Fran a7 mer 19 “1 16a 27 x ome Panna a a = Conawa 2 ‘National Statistics Office @TABLE 1 Contnuns Marriage Statistics National Statisties Office 208 ae 9 * 2 1988 ae 10 038 sme 62 w 2am 482 ne 196 200 os ore seer 208 vo 1158 137 od var us 26 1287 1082 089 9 0 0 seta h 2 sor Togon Povey va worm g Dares Chace) Sixiy aia ech A RUC eee kD yo Tate aww cers yo tor] zawenies we once vs ne zane ame mw REGION ILA caLABAAZON ee a ee eatavcns a ee ee Bxiraas chy www tiaciny sm Cio Tan ee tetas er nr core ace 1st tate tam? avi ciy “a ss 7 6 @ onan 29 6 9 8 & Tce aries iy oe om te come 2c 13h 7h wun Monae tae ane tara cayatcaante re ee sanabochy toe trot Sunaina wre ewe ona Lonns out tose wag cvezow naa me tan Lacan chy ws rm oer avon ooo 32058 wat wee ne atm Cy etait zat 5m ter Ri er REGION WB-tAMAROPA une 38 tama NOVEL imma oceeNTaL unooRe aus meth comenraL coo smo TE co Capa wh twee et oer oso smo ms 0 paw sone a“ opine iy or ee ter Pane wm owauow ess reson -nicot we aaa aa say sme eS cea y tor aww ” ~comves2005 Vital Statistics Report TABLE 1 Contruns Region Prowen ans oa a ee COTE Saewany Rear) ards Ro ay iy ottgso os 2 a 24 n ” ” ‘ony sanaco ou 6 2 ” a or ‘rne: Atay 4400 ot 203 oe ae sor camanines NOR? 2a ms a ws aT ar ‘caMarnes SUR on eu cag ww. gaciy 599 e a ° 199, s 8 aga oxy 1209 14 a 5 0 8 20 er camaraes Sur 7861 oo? ses sw 1478 me ow CATANOUANES os ca % 8 ma “ we maspaTe 4508 82 ar sie a8 85 “a ty ot sds 08 ro s ” “ 100 ” loner Marne 380 we 0 a8 om sr a6 soRsocon sess as a ws 88 or of (ty ot Sexson ono 6 « 6 6 ” 109 otner Sarsagon 218 32 200 390 0 AEGION YL. WESTERN VISAYAS wea7) 488 teh Baek sk ann are 8 18 12 218 ss 2a aNTQvE zoe co a8 18 es 420 14 cope. ose us zs a ae ser a Renae Cy oe os * * 102. 105 ® omer Canie 210 28 we 204 30 an 8 counanas 0 ee 1s ® * ® or ono nase srs 18 foto Cry ess a4 me 2 02 su 480 cy tas a8 ” 2 ” 2 o a oe tole exe 880 es NEGROS OCCIDENTAL tea 1768229128848 t9T a2 aacled Cry see 38 8 2008 ast 200 oe Bago Cty ee ° s 9 % ca 4 ee eity 053 fe a 8 = ” “° hy ot caere 510 ~ a 0 16 e ay ottamayian 16 2 “ 69 106 8 2 Cy of Kebankaen on 16 ey oe 109 ca 28 Lace cry ma a 4 oe so ” n Sagay Cty me o © ® e 130 oo San Ceres Cry 56 = ea Bs 4 cs 0 siay Say «a s @ 2 a “8 © cy ot stay 20 2 n 8 “ 36 ‘yo Tay 28 Ea 2 ” z ” « Cyt Vetoras 8 e ” 19 « 28 6 ‘ne Heyes ecient see a0 7 22 se a = coneTABLE = Contmved Marriage Statistics Region, Pownce aa Gly you ‘Wore ocean ‘Pace of Onurere) “eins febuayWarch pay REGION Wi- CENTRAL VISAYAS 37a) 500080 SOHO ese yea weer 300 166 Toppan cy nm es * % ” 18 ” ‘me net 108 = text we cssu wiser 2st sger agate couu 2 7.088 er sete a Ho vs aac cy 0 es ES a By ve wo Lonwapscy 199 ns ‘or @ 0 me 169 marsave Cry aaa 18 38 = om 16 9 Cy ot Tsay ma @ 0 2% * 06 = eae Cty oe a ss 25 ra soe 10 tre cave woe sare st ota NEGROS ORENTAL ron seo ahem Bescay oy 8 2 »* ea ‘6 6 (tye Baan eee ° a « 8 % 2 Canton a6 ar * 1 Py 6 s Dumaguete iy 2 ” 2 26 © ® % xy eta wr 6 a a 2 « ss tes Negros Ociserat a a savor ey o 6 u 2 % 2 ‘RECAON il: EASTERN VISAYAS ves aos nats nokta 2am sues os ss 8 “ 2 2 % EASTERN SAMAR vase 1 26 % 102 17 ot Lee ee er care omer cay oom 3 5 oF ‘00 Tscobencey 85 5 » ” a 6 6 onercene eet mee a a NORTHERN SAMAR veer 188 150 ‘mee 22 saan ao se a0 ser 52 ee casas Cry = Ca 7 2 a os “ er Samae zoe emma SourHERN LEYTE 1.980 mom o ow 8 ior maesn o ss 8 ~ 3 Es «6 ‘omer Souner ee nase wo a me us REGION. ZAMBOANGA PERNSULA a a ee ZarBoANGA DEL NORTE as5 ees 35 aso soo Boston iy 206 oo 2 6 2 « e ipiog Gy 758 nm 6 Ps o 1 = (ber Zantoange eet Nore as ase ss este ze ZAMBOANGA DEL SUR re os m3 mae Pagadion iy on cs 8 8 o 102 n = Cons a2005 Vital Statistics Report TABLE 1~ conirues agin Pomc aay vo gan MOR OO TT ‘Pace Soares) Say Faby ah apse Zar99 Cay ase mame oe Zenasaga Sat ame Ska ‘assooana sivGKY arm EGON NORTHERN NOR HO ma ams aetna ato aunovon ern ee ee ee iy aeetty ist ms crysis Se re Bon fst oem emma cancun ww nou 2 « Unv0 06. NRE wer estas gen cr wom ktm er Lata oe ee isla occiewtA. ae emma crogeta cy Cn) Pe ee cua cr oo n Taincey moo wm her ari set 1980 me mwa SAMS ORENTAL aaa em capsynas or cer ae meme pon ty 20 2 = @ now citer as Orta am mem feGON-DAVAD ww ste taar teat) a cowmasreva VLLey aw amma oxvao ce www? cy otPaate ome ns ind Garcon cy Saat we @ 8 ww tye Tagan ee wee oer oor tr pxnooa sim stash avociy aim teas carton Se tes Deo Su ee) ‘avo OnENTAL zon teem ae eo mt-SocesKsAnGeN re coraaaTo suo mea th wae ‘iv otkeapwen en ‘te coat wesw “sos onancan oe ae ae sum corABAro om wr est ‘Se are Cy vr a en) mo yo cna mm wt oe om (ers cxan am eww ConiaTABLE 1 = Cartes Marriage Statistics agen, Proves a iy (Plane Coser) ‘SULTAN KUDARAT oye teaworg one Stan Kt REGION nil-CARAGR AGUSAR DEL NORTE easer Cry tne: Apis cl Note -AGUSAN DEL SUR SURIGAO DEL NORTE ‘Suign Cy ter Sungaode Ne ‘SURIGAO DE: SUR oy ota Cer Sarga0 oa Sux [AUTONOMOUS REGION IN MUSLM HMDANAD eASAN ryote er Basan Lanao Oe. SUR waewicey omer. arae desu acura caa0 oy (ter Magna suw sansa 2s «2 19 as “ana” Faeriny 2s er 18 1 a= 92 20 ma te 138 8 we Z 6 9 Wert Doar ‘iar Aa 10 me * « oe wr mom @ 109 10 me 188 om 4 ” @ us mm ” 198 ue Fa o ® % * 2 6 8 16 0 y 2 e ‘7 Fy 8 » « 10 2 2 ° ay 8 = 167 ss a 1909 x eee atTABLE 1 Carte 2005 Vital Statistics Report Region Frovnee and Oy (Pisce f Occurenco) PHLPDNES NATOMAL CAPITAL REGION FY OF Manes oR -SEcONO DISTRCT Cty ot anaaeeng ty oferta Coy arPase ueton ty oR THRO DISTRICT aorsn cy (ot Mabon cy caters Navoue oR -FourTs pisraicr ty Las Pitas yer ana ty tte ChyerPacataque Posarcy Cty et Tagua Pare ‘CORDILLERA ADMINISTRATIVE REGION BRA Apavan, ‘seNcuET Baguio cy er Benauet ‘rucao KALINGA MOUNTAIN PROVINCE REGION! LOCOS Wocos NORTE a099 iy Ones eos Nee wocos sue ‘ory cancon ccryatvgan iy. sane a6 19 196 134 7 1708 2s a2 ” 19 ‘01 2 as 60 ar a8 +2 sr ot a ae sa sen 2860 ‘07 mm 1 sae 28 190 82 Fa ey 136 we aie 1 ‘7 anh of Conon “Rigas” Seembar” Gcsbe owt” Sacer srs 7108086 sos om nae 7am ow ee ne sy 1280 ” * “ 109 « a 165 sae 28 aw 206 me a ae us nm 10 46 20 0s 20 sa oa 5 » © xe 2» wo » m0 20 0 a xs 96 8 oa 8 © 108 rs « ry ea ® 6 ree tae aa rt ir 38 » 2 2 10 tas us 189 ue eo " ° © a 8 o “a 16 #2 National Statistics OfficeMarriage Statistics Regen, Provece an Cay Worn Seca (Pace of Secures) iy Rigas Seperate Naver Seca taunt, mu 1 2 m 26 m (iy ot SanFemanco © 6 2 “ ” 1m (eran so ws 19 18 ° oe PRR CASINAN ey os ox vo seo as ty ef areas ” rf 6 7 oo Dagupan iy 8 ts 5 o @ v8 San cares cy 6 u © © « 182 yatta « “ » 6 y 10. (bes Pangesnan cy ws 0 a oe 1978 [REGION I- CAGAWAN VALLEY 1998 tas hrs 28 te eames 2 a 5 - 2 5 |! crcavan we 8 88 or 0 oe | Tagsegarzo cy 6 o o ® a 108 che: capeyan «a Pay 28 sre sor sve Isaac se so su 1080 oe mm Cty of Couayan « « so n “ ry caver Saruago ° a Ps a 2 1" bts “a oa “a so 500 oxo NUEVA u2cAva ne 29 1 195, 05, ose uRno ” a o s ea 02 REION ih CENTRAL LUZON ne eT aurora 7 6 o 2 = "7 BRTARN as 18 108 = a os ty otal * Py st % “ 6 ire aan a rs 13 ar i” 40 euacan sar tae tae 1.998 2089 ty of Wate 4 1 %° a © ps City sttlyeasayan 108 wm 13 or 6 1 (iy of San Jone Mate 20 26 20 ue mn 280 corer Busca mm ee m 72 ses tao UEVA ECA oy eo se ee tte a6 Ccavananan cy 1 a 1 8 1 28 Cty ot Gapen = 3s 8 o * 6 Seince tye musce Ey * e x « « Paayan cry 6 6 2 " 2 = Sen sore ciy a 25 2 a 2 ® oer wore eota 129 «s By sos ee tor Parana 088 6 ors on 150 pages ty 13 201 “0 v0 vs a Cty of SanFemanes ™ 6 8 ” 10 ner Famoaron 20 esr 708 ma ws tHe ~Connes2005 Vital Statistics Report TABLE 1 Cortauns Regen Prov aa iy 7 Wer Oar ~ {Piace of Occurence) Sy gist Spee "eta Besember TARLAC s10 a a6 we tae cy or Taree 182 ‘or 8 13 190 over Tae 8 se an sr zawontes 205 v6 208 zs ze ‘tora Cay o 0 2 2 ” Comer zamast we 1 123 183 co REGIONIVA-CALABERZON feck 3a atte ns arancas se 464 sues 202085 etanges iy 6 5 vs us 2 28 Lipacty v0 2 1 15 2 28 Ciy ot Tmaan % a ° o 2 18 ter aatanges| 82 aes 74 au mea cave an os oo oe 76 1998, cave cay ” 2 cy 3 a s Tageray a” “ 2» 32 2 ea eae Maes Cy = 8 2 2 1% ° ‘omer Cate 6 ss ese es se t8 Lacuna aa 08a ez 8008 (ty ot cara 19 2 155 166 2 mm San Pati Cey Ms 3 20 20 5 10 (oy of Sama Rowe vos « % s 170 omertagina ne a 0 eu a 008 2uEZON ors oo oe me we 1007 cana Coy 18 6 us wt 70 6 (ther vezan 74 3 eos ns a ey aL 8 ou on 0 sum civ Anion 46 1 o 12 00 28 ‘ote Ra 8 “0 38 on an oor REGIONIV-S-MeMaRO%A ns ses on as er a782 waRNOUQUE a 6 s 0 0 19 ‘OccimENTAL MINDGRO 106 e 6 ” 10 8s ORIENTAL MINOORO 2s ne 24 26 20 02 Cy er calaoen| Py a ss ” * 8 (ther creat cers a 199 ma we a er PALAWAN a 206 192 eo 200 so Pero Prncesa Cty « ® os er 8 us (re Palanan 180 12 124 ver 8 ose RoMBLON “6 “ « 5 o 208 REGONV-AICoL 1.308 284 17 amet 20 ase 0 20 is ses 24s ave Lesa! Cty “ s 8 0 12 0 National Statistics Office @TABLE 1 Conarved gon rownce and (Pian of Oocarene) ‘iy Raga” Seperation November Decoiba oy ottgse 8 6 ” * 2 “ yor ab6c3 Py ” a oy es ter Aoay 1” a 20 ms 00 CcaMaRNes NORTE 18 192 a0 ea sa camanincs SUR a oy 6 mm er iegacy «6 * 2 o ” o age ity 2 s “ ws 7 0 (er Camsines Se Ba 25 ae oot m= 90 caranounnes o n “ « = 2 sasaate ae 6 0 mae 200 He oy masons z p s 2 * ‘omer Marte 216 19 a8 a 20 a sonsoson 208 10 1 m5 uw 268 ‘cy Sarsenon « » ” o 2 0 Omer Somogon 6 12 we. om a sas REGION VI- WESTERN VISAYAS aan soa ana as 1 104 108 1 5 anmque ‘08 © * m 12. Ey cee ‘87 vet 20 mm 19 ao oa Cry a ey @ “« 2 o over aot v6 co 7 a oa 2 Gumanas a» 2 0 rs 2» * owe 86 ne 1 us os oun ovo cy os 203 ws or 0 8 chy arPass s " 2 ° * ” otrertoto ua «0 a8 es wa 10 NEGROS OCCIDENTAL 1007 oo 0 eee es 28 Bses04 Cty a 0 19 10 “on sage wo “ ® Py @ ve. cae cy rs n a o * ” ryote oe 6 = a 7 ” ty ot eeamayian 2 * 8 2 2 106 ty ot kabanatn * 1 0 “ 0 a Lacaress cay ” ° 2 4 » Sagar Cry « Py o « Py o Sencatos chy 3s ” = « 2 os sy 8 6 2 2 36 clyer Spay " 2 . 2 2 2 oye Tateay x ‘s 2 2 a “© yet Veta ‘6 “6 ao s " ° (wr Negros Octal on 28 26 w me m2 oma "TABLE 1 Comes 2005 Vital Statistics Report ‘Region Pounce na Gly eric Ocearnce (Place of Ocesronce) ‘iy ipa” Sentra Oona November" “Gace REGION. CENTRAL VISAYAS 2a a ee 2086 s0Hot «5 ES a os ao m8 Topblersn Cry 85 © ° 2 * so er Bata =) 208 a oor oes oe cee 188 yaar 180 ast 1902 Consciy sr “8 S70 “0 «s oss enao Cty 2 ® 108 2 s api Cty 104 we 08 es 7 ‘arom ity sos a mn a ™ 18 ey of Tatsay 7 2 a © s ° edo Cy ry a 5 108 ” or caercens 9 7300 ea 6 ee NEGROS ORIENTAL se Ey 66 31 oe Banc » ® “ Es n % Cryer Bayanan 2% a » v os Content 2 6 8 8 “ 2 umaguet Gy ” oo s ° se se on taney ” ° 2 7 6 Ps ‘nerves Osc 268 a6 6 ey Bs 08 S10UL0R n ” © 2 38 ” REGION Um EASTERN VISAYAS saa or ose ou 079 aIuRAN oe 2» © “ o a EASTERN SAMA. 4 s 2s “ 251 cere 20 os 0 oo 5 6 omaccay co “ 12 6 6 o ‘asoranciy ws 4 2 Pa “ * omertone 8 8 86 “oe 3 8 NORTHERN SAMAR 190 ES 8 120 6 10 samen 1 193 10 ca e 8 Cates ory ” 7 1 6 “ 6 ee Samar v2 ve 10 e ss soureR ere vs 6 1 a “4 12 cotyertaasn = 0 ” * 2 ‘ober Soutam eye 18 100 a ~ st ne REGION. ZAMUROANGA PENINSULA on 00 tons we 1210 ZAWBOANGA DEL NORTE 9 28 108 oe ue a Beptan cy * 2 2 ‘ Py Dipaig cty «° s se a 2 ‘oer Zamboanga oe Nera im we 25 a ea ZamenaNcA DEL SUR or 15 as 0 Pagacan coy 8 ” 08 2 * conus 2Marriage Statistics “nce 1 centred Pegen Povice ara oa Tien Omran (Piso of Occurence “ily it Sapeter" Gabar” Novem’ Dever ‘araca 389 a a cS 0 28 s2 (rer caboanga cet Ss 26 19 as 8 ae ot ZaMBOANGE UGA “4 vr 2 mm wes 103 REGIONX- NORTHERN HINDANAD a 19 2282 UKCONON s092 oor 12 aa os 1s Cy ot aiyeaay * © 268 ar 108 as yor vate ‘07 co 2 “6 v5 omer Busarer 00 er te 20 se es camouns 6 2 a Es * " Lawao De NORTE ea 5 we 80 vee ean cy 6 * 2 us % 94 Ober Lane dt Here 8 oe 10 1% to * MSAMIS OCCIDENTAL 82 195 28 208 1s 1 oroqset coy 6 2 » 8 a (cami Oty “4 “6 « 6 2» ss Tanain cry ry ® 2 s “ 8 ‘omer Mase Oeste 108 cs 1 135 cy 8 ‘ussas ORENTAL us sie sr or cy oa Conayance or o4) 11 Ey ue 26 268 64 Geneon cay 2» « 6 6 28 6 ‘omerMsanis Oras) 20 240 ae ne oa m REGION. DAVAD 108s tan ee COMPOSTELA VALLEY 10 us 28 20 ne 6 DAVAO. ae ot us sou 78 Cy Pano o Ey “ ® © ane Garden of Sarat a os « s ss 2° ty Taga ws os 2 a ve we mer Dev80 12 00 6 vm ra 2 ‘DAVAO OE: SUR ‘008 m1 on om te aves cry os ser sre wor 6 oe ony tones n Ey 125 * * Ober Davo os Se Ey 0 ” ae 20 zs AAO ORENTAL 15. sr a ey 109 8 REGION H- SOCCEKSAACEN tae Bos COTABATO m8 a8 a oor ey st Cry otKianoanan| = © 6 Ey o st ‘omer cotta ne 20 86 oe a er SARANGANS a 105 1, 8 ns we SOUTH COTABATO as 8 08 os Pa ‘nara Saree Cy 1 8 a 28 o cay er Koroneal 2 z * ® “© a omer Son Cotto 0 nm an 208 cs ra2005 Vital Statistics Report TABLE 1 concttee Region roves ara oy (Pace of Oceano) SULTAN KUBERT 1 oo 260 ar m3 as cy ot Fiore Ea 2 8 6 2 ” (ober Suman Katart @ 1 16 me re on REGION t-CARAGA 7s mm oe wer eo nant ‘pOUSAN DEL NORTE 190 a= a0 m0 18 cy fuvan oy 1 6 1 102 @ “7 mar Agaan seinen & ot 2 wae s m susan OEL SUR rey 168 1 me 0s, oe SURIGAD DEL NORE va oo me 2 ~ a ‘Saigo iy * 2 se * o ry (ter surgan sa nae cy on 0 ve * 6 suaigao ce SUR “4 00 68 1 o 2 Oty ot Big 2 2 » 2 ” 6 (tr Surigao de Sur 1 0 19 m2 n 225 [AUTONOMOUS REGION IN WUSLM MINDANAD 156 10 1 160 ® I easian 2 “ 2 ~ " “s coyotes 2 , ? 7 “ a” otter Bastan ° , 3 . 3 ” Lanao oeL SUR » = a s 2 ey Mora Cay ® 13 ” 6 5 6 (er Lanse eS » » a * ” 2 MAGUINOANAD ry % 8 ” « us Catan cry * 6 © 2 os a ‘ome aging a s = ™ 2 e sue 8 . 5 ‘ 5 7 Taweraan ° 7 5 ‘ .Marriage Statistics TABLE 2. MARRIAGES BY AGE GROUF OF BRIDE AND GROOM, BY TYPE OF CEREMONY, 2005 Total ca canie ma Tipe Cea ———— Age Grou Joel SRR Caps GMs ‘ir Religie NS Stated ide" Grin —"“Brse Groom Bigs“ Geosin "ide Gros "Bide Gigi" Bise_Gioor! “Bie _ Goan To S1595 S1es05 se7413 107.412 2926520 92500 2989 20RD 129 1.109 ASI aR AHS Under 20 costs 15786 2367 6150 7908 oS wo 2am aoe 20.210 158408 eOC1D eka Bm Se yr sor MGA 310 DET 2-28 4198 175647 56008 72307 62356 sie 78) Boe Sez 2Ttes BD 30-34 ome baud tase Gaze baa so 1801609257 Gers tS Ot 35-39 pega 38494 7777 1250013730 se 63S 42 gars BO 40.86 yeass t93e0zari 423, 7.248 268702008 5405s pany 72 11869 136-2254 4100 M438 tte 2214 7 50.54 3a km es 14802280 ee 55.59 2445358 To Nar 5 ws) get 50-64 so 2873 205 ata B 4 7 9 85 4 4 85-69 seer 588 es 2 7.14 zs G38 22 8 mH Psandover cr a 3 238 tS : NotSateo MD 5 2 Sow eae TABLE 2. MARRIAGES BY NATIONALITY OF BRIDE AN GROOM 2008 TRY BSE, aticralty ef Groom Nat ‘ioal Figo Chosse _Amercan_ Spann Japenese Augtalan anan_Geiman _oners_ Sted Tota sagas S603 $00 5231088 Fupe0 50.901 499.704 sto ates Conese ee man 3 Rt 14 2 3 4 Amercan 402 3982 2 8 2 38s 1 om 4 Spans as : 1 8% Tt 2 Japanese 752 78:8 2 2 3 8 6 Pe! ‘nisratan 5830 2 : a 207 ranan Caer 5 oa 7 ood 2 Garman em : . 2 2: Ones 4m 4758 7 Bol 2 oT 1 ow} Not Stated 277 13 1 22005 Vital Statistics Report TABLE 4. 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