French Demographic Maps

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Apparently Vendée, Philippe de Villiers' département, has the lowest unemployment rate in all of France.

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Not really, no. I'll try looking into the latest unemployment numbers in Vendée however.

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Thank you very much for the maps, Al. I hope there's more.

Not a really surprising pattern. I especially like the last two maps.

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I did Bretagne using Al's key

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Population growth, 1999 to Jan. 2006

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Median income by household (CU, "consummation units").



Unemployment map 2008



I have data by department by quarter going back to 1982, so I can make some earlier maps if anyone has a specific request.

BTW, if you ever happen to year the Viscount boast that Vendee has the lowest unemployment, it's obviously false.

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Degree higher than the BAC



Petanque licenses (lol)

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I'll see what I can get tonight.

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*surprise* coming tomorrow morning!!!11!!!!1





Posting at 11PM isn't a good idea.

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Here it is: Insee's urban/rural typology. Especially useful when looking at an electoral map to spot patterns. Data as of 1999, so a few things might have changed. I would think the Rennes commuter belt would have expanded a bit more.



Don't worry, I'll do other departments and take requests.

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Gironde

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Liger-Atlantel

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Two big and interesting projects might be finished tonight (no, it's not more typology maps).

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Phew! It's done! Constituency-by-constituency lookup with the Insee's broken map (their links are totally ed. Click on Haute-Garonne and get the Gers and vice-versa).

Manual Workers



C-PIS



Enjoy!!

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I'll do a few maps by Employment zones (Zones d'Emploi). Many don't follow departmental lines, and don't serve a very important administrative purpose. Though it's a good way to go lower than department, but not down to cantonal level (which wouldn't allow me to do a nationwide map).

First, the income map. 2006 data. Data is also available by canton and commune, and might do a few maps down to that level to show specific patterns (especially around urban centres).

Excellent stuff - has anyone got anything on housing tenure?

Insee has 1999 data on owners (not calculated to overall houses, but only to primary residences), some stuff on years built in, and secondary residence stuff. Has raw numbers, though not percentages, for HLM and a map for % growth in HLMs 90-99.

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More stuff, including housing tenure. I'm doing this by canton or city (the Insee doesn't have data for inner city cantons composed of a fraction of a city).

Income in NPDC, Picardie, and Haute-Normandie. 2006 data. Sorry for the crap JPEG format. Screw up on my part.



% owned. 1999 census data.

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Any requests?

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More housing maps!

Any region in particular?

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Here is Greater Paris



On a side note, I can't wait until there's 2006 data for all this stuff. Playing around with 1999 data is silly!

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Two Bretons maps. I'll post some observations tonight. I'll also do a Aquitaine tenure map tonight, if I'm not feeling too lazy.

Income



Tenure / % owned



It's really a pity there are no stats for inner city cantons (though there are stats for the arrondissements/sectors in PLM).

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Inner city maps! (income). The boundaries are the IRIS boundaries, data from Insee of course. Maps of generally sh**t poor quality, since I'm lazy. But you get the general point.

To start off, Rennes.



Most large urban centres are divided into IRIS stuff, so I can take requests for almost all large-medium urban areas (and large suburban towns). These just take a bit of time.

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Forgot this very old Aquitaine tenure map.



Apologies. And still wanting your requests for inner city income maps

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Here is Nantes

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I've had a knack on Le Havre in recent days, since it's quite an interesting city.



And, of course:



2006 tenure data has also been released, so I might fool around with that...

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