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Census of Population 2010 Statistical Release 3
Geographic Distribution and Transport

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PREFACE
The Census of Population 2010 was the fifth census carried out in Singapore
since Independence and the fourteenth in the series of census taking in Singapore. The
census is the most comprehensive source of information on population and households.
It provides benchmark data for all demographic, economic and social statistics.
The Census 2010 adopted a register-based approach, similar to the Census of

Population 2000. Basic population count and characteristics were compiled from
administrative sources. More detailed information on demographic, education,
economic, transport, household and housing characteristics were obtained from a
sample enumeration of about 200,000 households.
As in the conduct of the Census 2000, a tri-modal collection strategy

comprising Internet, Computer-Assisted Telephone Interviewing (CATI) and face-to-
face interviews was adopted to facilitate data collection for the households in the
census sample. The Census 2010 went paperless during the face-to-face interviews,
with the use of Ultra-Mobile Personal Computers (UMPCs) to assist data collection.
This data collection methodology brought about savings in manpower, data security in
the field, as well as improvements in quality and timeliness of data.
The Census of Population 2010 Statistical Release 3 – Geographic Distribution

and Transport is the third and final statistical release of a series of statistical
publications on detailed census results. This release provides findings on the key
trends and changes relating to the geographic distribution and transport characteristics
of the Singapore resident population. The report includes detailed statistical tables to
enable more comprehensive study by users as well as a glossary of census concepts
and definitions.
I would like to thank all who have, in one way or another, contributed to the
success of Census 2010. My deep appreciation is extended to all participating
households who had given their full support to the Census 2010. The contributions of
many government ministries and statutory boards, which provided pertinent
information for the Census 2010, are gratefully acknowledged.
Wong Wee Kim

Chief Statistician
Singapore
February 2011
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CONTENTS
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Preface i
Key Indicators of the Resident Population and Resident viii

Households
Introduction xiii
Key Findings
Chapter 1 Geographic Distribution 3
Chapter 2 Transport Characteristics 5
Statistical Tables 23
Glossary of Terms and Definitions 181
Appendix A - Sample Design and Sampling Variability 193
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LIST OF STATISTICAL TABLES
Page
Register-based Census
Basic Demographic Characteristics
1 Resident Population by Planning Area/Subzone and Age Group 23

2 Resident Population by Planning Area/Subzone, Ethnic Group and Sex 33
3 Resident Population by Planning Area/Subzone and Type of Dwelling 43
Sample Enumeration
Geographic Distribution
4 Resident Population Aged 5 Years and Over by Planning Area and Language 53
Most Frequently Spoken at Home
5 Resident Students Aged 5 Years and Over by Planning Area and Level of 55
Education Attending
6 Resident Students Aged 5 Years and Over by Planning Area and Usual Mode 57
of Transport to School
7 Resident Students Aged 5 Years and Over by Planning Area and Travelling 59
Time to School
8 Resident Population Aged 15 Years and Over by Planning Area, Marital Status 61
and Sex
9 Resident Population Aged 15 Years and Over by Planning Area, Economic 63
Status and Sex
10 Resident Population Aged 15 Years and Over by Planning Area and Language 65
Literate In
11 Resident Population Aged 15 Years and Over by Planning Area and Religion 69
12 Resident Non-Students Aged 15 Years and Over by Planning Area and Highest 71
Qualification Attained
13 Resident Working Persons Aged 15 Years and Over by Planning Area and 73
Industry
Occupation
Gross Monthly Income from Work
Note : Figures in tables may not add up to the totals due to rounding.
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LIST OF STATISTICAL TABLES (continued)
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Usual Mode of Transport to Work
Travelling Time to Work
18 Resident Households by Planning Area and Type of Dwelling 85
19 Resident Households by Planning Area and Tenancy 87
20 Resident Households by Planning Area and Household Structure 89
21 Resident Households by Planning Area and Household Size 91
22 Resident Households by Planning Area and Monthly Household Income from 93
Work
Transport
23 Resident Students Aged 5 Years and Over by Usual Mode of Transport to 95

School, Age Group and Sex
School, Level of Education Attending and Sex
School, Monthly Household Income from Work and Sex
School, Type of Dwelling and Sex
School, Travelling Time to School and Sex
28 Resident Students Aged 5 Years and Over by Travelling Time to School, 107
Level of Education Attending and Sex
29 Resident Working Persons Aged 15 Years and Over by Usual Mode of 109
Transport to Work, Age Group and Sex
Transport to Work, Highest Qualification Attained and Sex
Transport to Work, Employment Status and Sex
Transport to Work, Industry and Sex
Transport to Work, Occupation and Sex
Transport to Work, Gross Monthly Income from Work and Sex
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Transport to Work, Monthly Household Income from Work and Sex
Transport to Work, Type of Dwelling and Sex
Transport to Work, Travelling Time to Work and Sex
38 Resident Working Persons Aged 15 Years and Over by Industry, Travelling 134
Time to Work and Sex
39 Resident Working Persons Aged 15 Years and Over by Occupation, Travelling 136
Time to Work and Sex
Economic Characteristics
40 Resident Economically Active Persons Aged 15 Years and Over by Age 138
Group, Marital Status, Sex and Ethnic Group
41 Resident Working Persons Aged 15 Years and Over by Age Group, Usual 143
Hours Worked and Sex
42 Resident Working Persons Aged 15 Years and Over by Usual Hours Worked, 145
Marital Status and Sex
43 Resident Working Persons Aged 15 Years and Over by Highest Qualification 146
Attained, Usual Hours Worked and Sex
Employment Status and Sex
45 Resident Working Persons Aged 15 Years and Over by Industry, Usual Hours 149
Worked and Sex
46 Resident Working Persons Aged 15 Years and Over by Gross Monthly 151
Income from Work, Marital Status and Sex
Income from Work, Usual Hours Worked and Sex
48 Resident Working Persons Aged 15 Years and Over by Age Group, Marital 154
Status, Sex and Ethnic Group
49 Resident Working Persons Aged 15 Years and Over by Highest Qualification 159
Attained, Ethnic Group and Sex
50 Resident Working Persons Aged 15 Years and Over by Ethnic Group, 160
Employment Status and Sex
51 Resident Working Persons Aged 15 Years and Over by Industry, Ethnic 161
Group and Sex
52 Resident Working Persons Aged 15 Years and Over by Occupation, Ethnic 162
Group and Sex
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Ethnic Group and Sex
Income from Work, Ethnic Group and Sex
55 Resident Unemployed Persons Aged 15 Years and Over by Age Group, 165
Action Taken to Look for Work and Sex
56 Resident Unemployed Persons Aged 15 Years and Over by Highest 166
Qualification Attained, Action Taken to Look for Work and Sex
57 Resident Unemployed Persons Aged 15 Years and Over by Age Group, 167
Marital Status, Sex and Ethnic Group
58 Resident Economically Inactive Persons Aged 15 Years and Over by Highest 172
Qualification Attained, Economic Activity Status and Sex
59 Resident Economically Inactive Persons Aged 15 Years and Over by Marital 173
Status, Economic Activity Status and Sex
60 Resident Economically Inactive Persons Aged 15 Years and Over by Age 174
Group, Marital Status, Sex and Ethnic Group
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KEY INDICATORS OF THE RESIDENT POPULATION
AND RESIDENT HOUSEHOLDS
Total Chinese Malays Indians Others
2000 2010 2000 2010 2000 2010 2000 2010 2000 2010
Demographic Characteristics
Singapore Residents ('000) 3,273.4 3,771.7 2,513.8 2,794.0 455.2 503.9 257.9 348.1 46.4 125.8
Ethnic Composition (%) 100.0 100.0 76.8 74.1 13.9 13.4 7.9 9.2 1.4 3.3
Median Age (Years) 34.0 37.4 34.9 38.9 29.1 31.4 32.8 33.4 33.8 34.1
Age Composition (%) 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0
Below 15 Years 21.9 17.4 20.1 15.7 30.0 22.4 24.6 21.5 25.6 22.8
15 - 64 Years 70.9 73.7 72.4 74.2 64.5 71.5 67.9 72.8 66.7 73.7
65 Years & Over 7.2 9.0 7.5 10.1 5.5 6.1 7.4 5.7 7.7 3.5
Old Age Support Ratio

(Number Aged 15 - 64 Years Per 9.9 8.2 9.7 7.3 11.6 11.6 9.2 12.8 8.6 20.8
Elderly Aged 65 Years & Over)
Age Dependency Ratio

(Per 100 Persons Aged 15 - 64 Years) 41.1 35.7 38.1 34.8 55.1 39.9 47.2 37.4 50.0 35.7
Child (Below 15 Years) 30.9 23.5 27.8 21.1 46.5 31.3 36.3 29.6 38.4 30.9
Old Age (65 Years & Over) 10.1 12.2 10.3 13.7 8.6 8.6 10.9 7.8 11.6 4.8
Sex Ratio
998 974 989 962 1,011 992 1,087 1,075 886 908
(Males Per 1,000 Females)
Marital Status & Fertility
Marital Status (%)

100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0
(Aged 15 Years & Over)
Single 30.5 32.2 31.3 32.9 28.7 34.8 25.8 25.9 23.4 23.9
Married 61.9 59.4 61.2 58.7 63.1 55.7 66.2 66.5 69.1 71.4
Widowed 5.2 5.1 5.2 5.3 5.2 5.2 5.4 4.5 3.9 1.7
Divorced/Separated 2.5 3.3 2.4 3.2 3.0 4.2 2.6 3.0 3.6 3.0
Proportion Single (%)

(Aged 30 - 34 Years)
Males 30.7 37.1 32.7 42.2 24.5 29.9 23.0 20.2 31.5 22.1
Females 19.5 25.1 21.6 29.8 12.2 16.0 12.9 8.5 11.8 17.6
(Aged 35 - 39 Years)
Males 19.7 20.4 21.8 23.7 13.3 18.2 12.9 7.8 13.1 12.8
Females 15.1 17.1 17.1 19.9 8.8 9.2 8.9 6.2 8.2 12.7
Ever-Married Females Aged 40 - 49 Years

100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0
by Number of Children Born (%)
0 6.4 9.3 6.3 9.8 5.6 6.1 7.0 7.7 15.0 14.0
1 15.1 19.0 16.1 20.6 9.7 9.5 13.9 17.8 17.6 24.0
2 42.0 42.1 44.8 45.2 24.9 25.5 43.5 45.5 40.0 38.7
3 27.4 22.3 26.6 20.4 33.8 33.2 26.4 22.1 20.1 18.5
4 & Over 9.1 7.3 6.2 4.0 26.0 25.7 9.3 7.0 7.2 4.8
Average Number of Children Born

(Per Ever-Married Females Aged 40 - 49 2.21 2.02 2.11 1.89 2.78 2.73 2.21 2.05 1.89 1.78
Years)
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AND RESIDENT HOUSEHOLDS (continued)
2000 2010 2000 2010 2000 2010 2000 2010 2000 2010
Religion
Religion (%)
100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0
Christianity 14.6 18.3 16.5 20.1 0.3 0.7 12.1 12.8 53.3 57.6
Buddhism/Taoism 51.0 44.2 64.4 57.4 0.1 0.2 0.7 0.8 13.9 20.8
Buddhism 42.5 33.3 53.6 43.0 0.1 0.2 0.7 0.8 13.7 20.2
Taoism 8.5 10.9 10.8 14.4 - - - - 0.2 0.6
Islam 14.9 14.7 0.3 0.4 99.6 98.7 25.6 21.7 22.3 9.2
Hinduism 4.0 5.1 - - - 0.1 55.4 58.9 1.1 0.8
Other Religions 0.6 0.7 0.3 0.3 - 0.1 5.6 4.6 1.3 1.1
No Religion 14.8 17.0 18.6 21.8 0.1 0.2 0.6 1.1 8.1 10.6
Education
Non-Student Population
by Highest Qualification Attained (%) 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0
Below Secondary 42.6 32.4 42.1 33.8 50.1 37.0 38.4 22.5 23.7 10.8
Secondary 24.6 18.9 23.2 18.2 32.1 27.1 26.4 17.2 25.2 9.9
Post-Secondary (Non-Tertiary) 9.9 11.1 9.7 9.9 10.6 19.2 10.8 11.2 12.1 7.6
Diploma1 and Professional Qualification 11.1 14.8 12.4 15.5 5.1 11.6 8.0 14.1 11.6 13.3
University 11.7 22.8 12.6 22.6 2.0 5.1 16.5 35.0 27.5 58.4
Proportion with at least Post-Secondary

Qualification (%)
25 - 34 Years 55.9 81.5 60.0 83.7 31.5 62.9 55.6 84.0 59.3 88.0
35 - 44 Years 32.2 64.3 34.4 64.8 14.8 41.0 36.2 74.5 56.6 84.6
45 - 54 Years 21.3 35.7 22.3 36.2 8.7 20.2 24.7 42.5 51.6 76.2
Literacy & Language
General Literacy Rate (%)

92.5 95.9 92.1 95.2 93.6 97.1 95.1 98.1 97.1 99.5
Literate Population (%)

Literate in English 70.9 79.9 67.6 77.4 79.7 86.9 87.0 87.1 90.4 89.8
Literate in Two or More Languages 56.0 70.5 51.5 66.5 78.0 86.3 67.4 82.1 48.7 70.3
Language Most Frequently Spoken

at Home (%) 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0
English 23.0 32.3 23.9 32.6 7.9 17.0 35.6 41.6 68.5 62.4
Mandarin 35.0 35.6 45.1 47.7 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.1 4.4 3.8
Chinese Dialects 23.8 14.3 30.7 19.2 0.1 - 0.1 - 3.2 0.9
Malay 14.1 12.2 0.2 0.2 91.6 82.7 11.6 7.9 15.6 4.3
Tamil 3.2 3.3 - - 0.1 0.1 42.9 36.7 0.2 0.1
Others 0.9 2.3 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.2 9.7 13.6 8.2 28.6
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'Diploma' includes Polytechnic and other diplomas.
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AND RESIDENT HOUSEHOLDS (continued)
2000 2010 2000 2010 2000 2010 2000 2010 2000 2010
Households and Housing
Resident Households ('000) 915.1 1,145.9 720.8 876.5 108.6 121.4 72.9 107.5 12.7 40.5
Household Size (%) 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0
1 Person 8.2 12.2 8.8 13.0 4.3 6.5 7.9 10.3 13.1 17.4
2 Persons 17.2 18.8 17.7 19.8 12.5 13.1 17.8 16.4 21.9 18.6
3 Persons 19.1 20.2 19.5 20.8 16.8 16.2 19.0 21.0 18.9 16.0
4 Persons 25.5 23.0 26.0 23.2 23.2 21.2 24.9 25.7 21.7 18.9
5 Persons 17.9 14.7 17.2 13.7 22.7 20.0 17.9 16.1 13.7 16.4
6 or More Persons 12.0 11.1 10.7 9.5 20.5 23.1 12.4 10.5 10.7 12.7
Average Household Size (Persons) 3.7 3.5 3.6 3.4 4.2 4.2 3.7 3.6 3.4 3.4
Household Living Arrangement (%) 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0
No Family Nucleus 12.4 17.1 13.1 18.0 6.6 9.7 13.1 14.8 18.6 26.2
With Family Nucleus 87.6 82.9 86.9 82.0 93.4 90.3 86.9 85.2 81.4 73.8
Couple-Based Households 74.2 69.8 73.5 68.6 79.6 74.9 73.8 74.7 70.0 66.0
Head Aged Below 35 Years 11.8 7.2 11.0 6.2 15.7 8.3 14.0 12.2 10.0 12.8
Head Aged 35 - 49 Years 36.6 28.8 35.6 26.8 42.5 33.6 38.6 37.6 33.1 36.3
Head Aged 50 - 64 Years 19.5 25.7 20.4 26.8 16.2 27.3 15.1 19.8 19.5 13.6
Head Aged 65 Years & Over 6.4 7.9 6.5 8.8 5.3 5.6 6.1 5.1 7.4 3.3
Non-Couple-Based Households 13.3 13.2 13.3 13.4 13.8 15.4 13.1 10.5 11.4 7.8
Home Ownership (%) 92.0 87.2 92.6 89.9 93.4 89.6 86.1 77.3 78.0 47.3
Households Living In (%) 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0
HDB Dwellings2 87.7 82.4 86.4 81.3 98.2 96.8 89.1 82.7 64.1 62.1
1- & 2-Room Flats 5.0 4.6 4.4 4.1 6.5 8.7 8.1 4.9 4.2 2.1
3-Room Flats 25.8 20.0 25.6 19.9 28.4 22.0 24.4 21.0 17.4 14.4
4-Room Flats 33.1 31.9 32.2 31.2 41.0 39.2 31.8 32.0 20.0 23.7
5-Room & Executive Flats 23.5 25.6 23.7 25.7 22.3 26.9 24.5 24.6 22.4 21.5
Condominium & Private Flats 6.3 11.2 6.9 11.7 0.8 1.9 5.2 11.9 22.3 27.4
Landed Properties 5.1 5.7 5.7 6.3 0.7 0.9 4.4 4.4 10.8 9.1
Others3 1.0 0.7 1.0 0.7 0.3 0.4 1.3 1.0 2.7 1.4
Monthly Household Income from Work ($)

Average 4,988 7,214 5,258 7,326 3,151 4,575 4,623 7,664 7,446 11,518
Median 3,638 5,000 3,880 5,100 2,709 3,844 3,438 5,370 4,870 7,432
Transport
Resident Working Persons by Usual Mode

of Transport to Work (%) 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0
Public Bus Only 25.0 19.3 24.0 18.3 28.1 24.1 31.0 22.3 21.1 18.2
MRT Only/MRT & Another Mode 23.6 31.2 23.3 30.6 24.9 30.2 25.2 34.4 23.5 39.9
Car Only 23.7 24.8 26.2 27.8 10.6 12.7 15.7 17.6 30.0 17.6
Private Chartered Bus/Van Only 6.7 3.6 6.4 3.5 8.9 4.2 6.7 4.4 3.5 3.2
Motorcycle/Scooter Only 4.8 3.8 3.4 2.4 13.7 13.1 5.7 4.6 3.2 2.0
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'HDB Dwellings' includes other HDB dwellings.
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'Others' includes other public flats, non-HDB shophouses and attap/zinc-roofed houses.
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Introduction
INTRODUCTION
The Census of Population, Singapore’s largest national statistical exercise, is

conducted once in ten years by the Singapore Department of Statistics. The Census of
Population 2010 was the fifth census after Singapore’s Independence, and the
fourteenth in the series of census taking in Singapore.
The Census of Population 2010 Statistical Release 3 – Geographic Distribution

and Transport is the third and final statistical release of a series of statistical
publications on detailed census results. This release provides findings on the key
trends and changes relating to the geographic distribution and transport characteristics
of the Singapore resident population. The report includes detailed statistical tables to
enable more comprehensive study by users as well as a glossary of census concepts
and definitions.
Census of Population – Concept and Coverage
The Census of Population 2010 adopted the de jure concept for Singapore’s
population estimates based on a person’s place of usual residence. Under the de jure
concept of “usual residence”, Singapore residents (citizens and permanent residents)
with local addresses and who were not away from Singapore for a continuous period
of 12 months or longer were included in the total population count. The non-resident
population comprising foreigners who were working, studying or living in Singapore
but not granted permanent residence were also included in the total population. The
transient population such as tourists and short-term visitors was excluded.
Register-based Census of Population
In the register-based Census, the basic population statistics were compiled

using administrative records from multiple sources. The merged administrative
records provided the basic population count and characteristics such as age, sex,
ethnic group, place of birth, type of dwelling and geographic distribution in Singapore.
Sample Enumeration
To collect additional information not available from administrative sources,

some 200,000 households were selected to participate in the sample enumeration.
Building on the success and lessons learned from the Census of Population 2000, a tri-
modal data collection strategy comprising Internet enumeration, Computer-Assisted
Telephone Interviewing (CATI) and face-to-face interviews was adopted to facilitate
data collection for the households in the sample.
The option of Internet enumeration was made available to all households

selected for the census sample enumeration. Available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week,
Internet enumeration provided respondents with the flexibility of responding at any
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time they desired. It allowed respondents to provide their survey returns directly to the
system without having to go through a third party, i.e. the interviewer.
Respondents, who were not able to complete their returns via the Internet, had
the option to provide their returns over the phone with the assistance of telephone
interviewers. Households that did not complete their returns via the Internet by a
stipulated date were also contacted by telephone interviewers for telephone interviews.
The CATI system allowed the telephone interviewer to perform multiple tasks of
interviewing, data entry and simple coding simultaneously.
Households were scheduled for face-to-face interviews if they did not respond
via Internet and could not be contacted by CATI after several attempts. Those who
preferred to provide their information to the trained interviewers could also choose to
do so. In the event where the field interviewers failed to contact the respondents in
these households, they left appointment slips behind for the respondents to contact the
interviewers to schedule a convenient time for an interview.
Unlike the traditional paper and pen approach, the Ultra-Mobile Personal
Computer (UMPC) was adopted for field enumeration in Census of Population 2010.
The use of technology provided logistic convenience, eliminating the need for printing
and transportation of hardcopy survey forms. Automatic branching of questions with
consistency checks was also introduced to reduce back-end processing efforts with
electronically coded data captured in the field.
Data Processing and Reports
Census returns submitted via the Internet, CATI and field enumeration were
captured electronically and updated into the Census database directly without the need
for separate data entry back in office. Trained coders performed online computer-
assisted coding of data on occupation, industry and education while editors checked
on the consistency and completeness of survey returns. The final processing of the
census data involved the editing and verification of records to ensure consistency and
good quality of the data.
After stringent quality checks and the completion of data processing, multiple
aggregated cross-tabulations were generated for analysis of data trends. Statistical
reports on specific topics were prepared for public release.
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Key Findings
1 GEOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION
Population Size and Density
With a total population of 5.08 million in 2010, there was an average of

7,126 persons per square kilometer in Singapore (Table 1). This was higher than
the 7,022 persons per square kilometer in 2009.
Table 1 Population Size and Density
Total Resident Land Population

Year Population* Population Area Density
('000) ('000) (sq km) (per sq km)
1980 2,413.9 2,282.1 617.8 3,907

1990 3,047.1 2,735.9 633.0 4,814
2000 4,027.9 3,273.4 682.7 5,900
2005 4,265.8 3,467.8 697.9 6,112

2006 4,401.4 3,525.9 699.5 6,292
2007 4,588.6 3,583.1 705.1 6,508
2008 4,839.4 3,642.7 710.2 6,814
2009 4,987.6 3,733.9 710.3 7,022
2010 5,076.7 3,771.7 712.4 7,126
* Total population comprises Singapore residents and non-residents. Resident

population comprises Singapore citizens and permanent residents.
Age Profile
In 2010, the proportion of elderly aged 65 years and over was highest among
Singapore residents staying in Outram, Downtown Core, Rochor, Queenstown and
Bukit Merah planning areas1 (15 - 19 per cent) (Map 1). The proportion of elderly
was lowest among Singapore residents staying in Punggol (4.8 per cent).
Highest Qualification Attained
In 2010, the proportion with at least post-secondary qualification was

highest among Singapore residents staying in the Singapore River planning area
(86 per cent), Tanglin (85 per cent) and Newton (84 per cent) (Map 2). The
corresponding proportion was lower among Singapore residents staying in older
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Planning areas refer to areas demarcated in the Urban Redevelopment Authority’s Master Plan 2008.
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estates such as Rochor (41 per cent), Bukit Merah (41 per cent) and Outram (30 per
cent).
Language Most Frequently Spoken at Home
The proportion who spoke English most frequently at home was highest
among Singapore residents staying in Tanglin, Singapore River, Bukit Timah,
Newton and River Valley planning areas in 2010 (67 - 75 per cent). In contrast, the
proportion who spoke English most frequently at home was lowest among
Singapore residents staying in Woodlands (23 per cent), Jurong West (20 per cent)
and Outram (16 per cent) (Map 3).
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2 TRANSPORT CHARACTERISTICS
Usual Mode of Transport to Work
In tandem with the extension of the MRT network, the proportion of resident
working persons who commuted to work by MRT only or MRT combined with
another mode increased from 24 per cent in 2000 to 31 per cent in 2010 (Chart 1).
Those who used the public bus as the only mode of transport to work declined from
25 per cent to 19 per cent over the same period.
The proportion of resident working persons who used the car as the only
mode of transport to work increased slightly from 24 per cent in 2000 to 25 per cent
in 2010.
Chart 1 Resident Working Persons Aged 15 Years and Over by Mode of Transport to Work
Per Cent
25.0
Public Bus Only
19.3
8.6 2000
MRT Only
11.5
2010
13.9
MRT & Public Bus Only
17.6
1.1
MRT & Another Mode
2.1
23.7
Car Only
24.8
6.7
Private Chartered Bus/Van Only
3.6
4.8
Motorcycle/Scooter Only
3.8
10.2
Others
9.8
6.1
No Transport Required
7.5
5
Mode of Transport to Work by Housing Type
About 62 - 69 per cent of resident working persons staying in HDB 1 - 3

room flats commuted to work by public bus only, MRT only or MRT combined
with another mode in 2010 (Table 1). The corresponding proportion was 48 - 56
per cent among those in HDB 4-room or larger flats.
In contrast, 51 per cent of resident working persons staying in

condominiums and private flats and 60 per cent of resident working persons staying
in landed properties relied on cars as their only mode of transport to work in 2010.
Mode of Transport to Work by Planning Area
In 2010, the proportion who commuted to work by MRT only or MRT

combined with another mode was highest among resident working persons staying
in Sembawang (49 per cent), followed by Yishun, Woodlands and Choa Chu Kang
(40 - 42 per cent) (Map 4). The proportion who used the public bus as the only
mode of transport to work was highest among those staying in Bukit Merah (31 per
cent), followed by Marine Parade (29 per cent) and Bukit Panjang (26 per cent)
(Map 5).
In contrast, the proportion who commuted to work by car only was highest
among resident working persons staying in Tanglin (62 per cent), Bukit Timah (62
per cent), Mandai and Newton (50 - 53 per cent) (Map 6).
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Table 1 Resident Working Persons Aged 15 Years and Over
by Mode of Transport to Work and Type of Dwelling
Per Cent
HDB 5-
Condominiums
HDB 1- and HDB 3- HDB 4- Room and Landed
and Private
Transport Mode 2-Room Flats Room Flats Room Flats Executive Properties
Flats
Flats
2000 2010 2000 2010 2000 2010 2000 2010 2000 2010 2000 2010
Total 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0
Public Bus Only 46.2 39.9 33.8 28.7 26.8 21.5 18.6 15.3 12.4 10.3 12.0 8.6
MRT Only 6.7 10.8 9.0 12.2 9.2 12.5 9.8 12.4 5.3 8.9 3.7 5.5
MRT & Public Bus Only 13.9 18.2 15.2 19.8 15.3 19.8 14.4 18.0 6.8 10.9 6.5 9.4
MRT & Another Mode 0.4 0.6 0.7 1.3 1.0 1.9 1.6 2.7 1.5 2.9 1.3 2.2
Car Only 3.4 2.2 9.3 9.3 16.0 15.6 32.1 29.3 57.2 50.6 62.4 59.6
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Private Chartered Bus/Van Only 4.1 2.3 7.7 4.1 8.8 4.7 5.7 3.6 1.6 1.5 1.5 1.2
Motorcycle/Scooter Only 4.9 4.4 6.2 5.1 6.2 5.2 3.6 3.3 0.7 0.8 0.8 0.6
Others 9.2 8.8 9.7 9.5 10.6 10.9 10.0 9.7 11.1 8.6 9.2 7.8
No Transport Required 11.2 12.9 8.4 9.9 6.2 7.9 4.1 5.9 3.4 5.6 2.6 5.1
Travelling Time to Work
In 2010, the median travelling time to work was 30 minutes for resident
working persons commuting to work by car only (Table 2). The median travelling
time to work was also 30 minutes for those who commuted to work by public bus
only. However, while 25 per cent of those who commuted to work by public bus
only had travelling time exceeding 45 minutes, a smaller 7.2 per cent of those who
commuted to work by car only had travelling time exceeding 45 minutes.
Table 2 Resident Working Persons Aged 15 Years and Over

by Travelling Time and Mode of Transport to Work, 2010
Per Cent
MRT
Private
Motorcycle/
Travelling Time Public MRT & MRT & Car Chartered
MRT Scooter
(Minutes) Bus Only Public Bus Another Only Bus/Van
Only Only
Only Mode Only
Total 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0
15 or less 12.0 6.4 1.5 3.4 22.1 15.1 24.3

16 - 30 39.9 32.8 18.9 29.1 54.0 48.2 56.5
31 - 45 22.7 30.9 27.8 31.2 16.7 19.3 14.3
46 - 60 19.5 24.5 34.9 25.9 6.2 13.9 4.3
More than 60 5.9 5.5 17.0 10.4 1.0 3.4 0.6
Average (Minutes) 39 42 53 46 28 34 27
Median (Minutes) 30 40 50 45 30 30 30
Travelling Time to Work by Planning Area
Resident working persons staying nearer to the city generally had shorter
travelling time to work. In 2010, the median travelling time to work was less than
25 minutes among resident working persons staying at the Downtown Core,
Outram, Newton, River Valley, Tanglin, Changi and Singapore River planning
areas (Map 7).
In contrast, the median travelling time to work was longest at 40 minutes for
resident working persons staying in Choa Chu Kang, Bukit Panjang, Woodlands,
Sembawang, Yishun, Sengkang and Punggol.
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Usual Mode of Transport to School
Reflecting the close proximity of the schools to their homes, 46 per cent of
the pre-primary and primary school students walked to school in 2010, unchanged
from 2000 (Table 3). The proportion of pre-primary and primary school students
who took the school bus to school dropped from 25 per cent in 2000 to 20 per cent
in 2010. There was a corresponding increase in the proportion of pre-primary and
primary school students who travelled to school by car only from 8.7 per cent in
2000 to 14 per cent in 2010.
MRT emerged as an important mode of transport to school for those

attending higher education. Between 2000 and 2010, the proportion who commuted
to school by MRT only or MRT combined with another mode increased from 33
per cent to 54 per cent for polytechnic students, and from 41 per cent to 56 per cent
for university students.
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Table 3 Resident Students Aged 5 Years and Over
by Mode of Transport to School and Level of Education Attending
Per Cent
Professional
Post-
Primary Qualification
Secondary Secondary Polytechnic University
Transport Mode and Below and Other
(Non-Tertiary)
Diploma
2000 2010 2000 2010 2000 2010 2000 2010 2000 2010 2000 2010
Total 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0
Public Bus Only 14.2 11.0 54.4 42.1 54.7 38.1 57.3 37.2 39.9 28.1 37.3 24.8
MRT Only 0.6 0.7 3.8 5.3 6.5 10.7 8.3 18.0 15.4 20.3 6.8 10.9
MRT & Public Bus Only 1.0 1.2 9.7 12.2 18.5 29.1 24.6 34.3 33.3 38.2 34.2 43.6
MRT & Another Mode 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.8 0.6 1.1 0.3 1.4 0.7 1.5 0.5 1.3
10
Car Only 8.7 14.3 7.7 11.7 8.3 10.1 1.2 1.7 2.6 3.6 7.3 8.5
Private Chartered Bus/Van Only 25.2 20.2 1.1 2.0 0.5 0.6 0.0 0.2 0.1 0.4 0.1 0.3
Motorcycle/Scooter Only 0.1 0.2 0.2 0.2 0.7 0.8 1.8 1.3 1.6 1.9 1.3 1.0
Others 4.5 6.0 6.3 7.5 6.3 6.0 4.1 3.4 4.8 3.5 8.5 5.7
No Transport Required 45.7 46.2 16.5 18.2 3.9 3.6 2.4 2.3 1.6 2.6 3.9 3.9
Travelling Time to School
The median travelling time to school was 45 minutes for polytechnic

students and 50 minutes for university students in 2010 (Table 4). In comparison,
the median travelling time was shorter for pre-primary and primary students (12
minutes) and secondary school students (20 minutes), reflecting the closer
proximity of primary and secondary schools to the students’ homes.
A relatively small proportion of pre-primary and primary students (3.0 per

cent) and secondary school students (9.9 per cent) had travelling time to school
exceeding 45 minutes in 2010. In comparison, 39 per cent of polytechnic students
and 52 per cent of university students had travelling time to school exceeding 45
minutes in 2010.
Table 4 Resident Students Aged 5 Years and Over

by Travelling Time and Level of Education Attending, 2010
Per Cent
Professional
Travelling Time Primary Post-Secondary Qualification
Secondary Polytechnic University
(Minutes) and Below (Non-Tertiary) and Other
Diploma
Total 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0
15 or less 68.7 36.2 11.7 7.7 5.8 6.6

16 - 30 23.6 40.9 34.1 28.7 28.2 21.4
31 - 45 4.7 13.1 23.6 24.6 27.5 19.9
46 - 60 2.5 7.7 21.8 28.0 27.8 26.6
More than 60 0.5 2.2 8.7 11.0 10.8 25.5
Average (Minutes) 17 27 41 46 46 54
Median (Minutes) 12 20 40 45 45 50
Travelling Time to School by Planning Area
Resident students attending primary or pre-primary schools staying in

Outram had the longest median travelling time to school at 20 minutes. The median
travelling time to school was less than 20 minutes for those staying at other
planning areas (Map 8).
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Map 1 Proportion
Johor of Singapore Residents Aged 65 Years and Over by Planning Area, June 2010
Johor
Johor
Johor Sembawang
P. Seletar
Simpang
Woodlands
Lim Chu Kang P. Punggol Barat
Mandai P. Punggol Timor

Sungei Yishun
Kadut
Pulau Ubin North-Eastern Islands
Seletar
Punggol
Pulau Tekong
Western Sengkang P. Ketam
Water Catchment
Choa
Chu Kang Central
Water Catchment Pasir Ris
Ang Mo Kio
Bukit Hougang
Tengah
Panjang Serangoon
Paya Lebar Changi
Bishan
Bukit Batok
Jurong West
Bukit Timah Toa Payoh
Tampines
Novena Changi Bay
Bedok
Jurong East Geylang
Pioneer
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Boon Lay Clementŝ Tanglin Kallang

Newton
Orchard Rochor Marine
Parade
River Valley Museum
Queenstown
Singapore River Marina East
Downtown
Tuas Outram Core Marina
Straits South
Bukit Merah View 1° 29' 30" N
Jurong Island
INSET
P. Brani Not to Scale
Western Islands Sentosa

Southern Islands
Pulau Bukum
Pulau Busing Lazarus Island
Per Cent 104° 20' 00" E
SOUTH CHINA SEA
104° 40' 00" E
P. Bukum Kechil Kusu Island

<5
P. Hantu Sisters' Island
St. John's Island

5 to < 10 PEDRA BRANCA
(HORSBURGH LIGHTHOUSE)
Pulau Sudong Pulau Sebarok
10 to < 15
1° 14' 30" N
Pulau Semakau 15 to < 20
Pulau Pawai
Planning areas with small population size have been excluded from analysis
Pulau Senang
Pulau Satumu
Map 2 Proportion of Resident Non-Students
Johor Aged 15 Years and Over with at Least Post-Secondary Qualification by Planning Area, June 2010
Johor
Johor
Johor Sembawang
P. Seletar
Simpang
Woodlands

Sungei Yishun
Kadut
Seletar
Punggol
Pulau Tekong
Water Catchment
Choa
Chu Kang Central
Ang Mo Kio
Bukit Hougang
Tengah
Panjang Serangoon
Paya Lebar Changi
Bishan
Bukit Batok
Jurong West
Tampines
Novena Changi Bay
Bedok
Jurong East Geylang
Pioneer
13
Boon Lay Clementi Tanglin Kallang

Newton
Parade
River Valley Museum
Queenstown
Downtown
Straits South
Jurong Island
INSET

Southern Islands
Pulau Bukum
Per Cent 104° 20' 00" E
SOUTH CHINA SEA
104° 40' 00" E

Sisters' Island
P. Hantu
30 to < 40
St. John's Island
50 to < 60
1° 14' 30" N
Pulau Pawai
70 to < 80
Pulau Senang
80 to < 90
Pulau Satumu
Planning areas with small sample size have been excluded from analysis
Map 3 Proportion of Resident Population
Johor Aged 5 Years and Over who Spoke English Most Frequently at Home by Planning Area, June 2010
Johor
Johor
Johor Sembawang
P. Seletar
Simpang
Woodlands

Sungei Yishun
Kadut
Seletar
Punggol
Pulau Tekong
Water Catchment
Choa
Chu Kang Central
Ang Mo Kio
Bukit Hougang
Tengah
Panjang Serangoon
Paya Lebar Changi
Bishan
Bukit Batok
Jurong West
Tampines
Novena Changi Bay
Bedok
Jurong East Geylang
Pioneer
14
Boon Lay Clementi Tanglin Kallang

Newton
Parade
River Valley Museum
Queenstown
Downtown
Straits South
Jurong Island
INSET

Southern Islands
Pulau Bukum
Per Cent 104° 20' 00" E
SOUTH CHINA SEA
104° 40' 00" E

< 30
St. John's Island

40 to < 50
1° 14' 30" N
Pulau Pawai
60 to < 70
Pulau Senang
70 to < 80
Pulau Satumu
Map 4 Proportion of Resident Working Persons
Johor Aged 15 Years and Over Using MRT Only/MRT & Another Mode to Work by Planning Area, June 2010
Johor
Johor
Johor Sembawang
P. Seletar
Simpang
Woodlands

Sungei Yishun
Kadut
Seletar
Punggol
Pulau Tekong
Water Catchment
Choa
Chu Kang Central
Ang Mo Kio
Bukit Hougang
Tengah
Panjang Serangoon
Paya Lebar Changi
Bishan
Bukit Batok
Jurong West
Tampines
Novena Changi Bay
Bedok
Jurong East Geylang
Pioneer
15

Newton
Parade
River Valley Museum
Queenstown
Downtown
Straits South
Jurong Island
INSET

Southern Islands
Pulau Bukum
Per Cent 104° 20' 00" E
SOUTH CHINA SEA
104° 40' 00" E

< 20
St. John's Island

30 to < 40
1° 14' 30" N
Pulau Pawai
Pulau Senang
Pulau Satumu
Map 5 Proportion of Resident Working
Johor Persons Aged 15 Years and Over Using Public Bus Only to Work by Planning Area, June 2010
Johor
Johor
Johor Sembawang
P. Seletar
Simpang
Woodlands

Sungei Yishun
Kadut
Seletar
Punggol
Pulau Tekong
Water Catchment
Choa
Chu Kang Central
Ang Mo Kio
Bukit Hougang
Tengah
Panjang Serangoon
Paya Lebar Changi
Bishan
Bukit Batok
Jurong West
Tampines
Novena Changi Bay
Bedok
Jurong East Geylang
Pioneer
16

Newton
Parade
River Valley Museum
Queenstown
Downtown
Straits South
Jurong Island
INSET

Southern Islands
Pulau Bukum
Per Cent 104° 20' 00" E
SOUTH CHINA SEA
104° 40' 00" E

< 10
St. John's Island

20 to < 30
1° 14' 30" N
Pulau Pawai
Pulau Senang
Pulau Satumu
Map 6 Proportion of Resident
Johor Working Persons Aged 15 Years and Over Using Car Only to Work by Planning Area, June 2010
Johor
Johor
Johor Sembawang
P. Seletar
Simpang
Woodlands

Sungei Yishun
Kadut
Seletar
Punggol
Pulau Tekong
Water Catchment
Choa
Chu Kang Central
Ang Mo Kio
Bukit Hougang
Tengah
Panjang Serangoon
Paya Lebar Changi
Bishan
Bukit Batok
Jurong West
Tampines
Novena Changi Bay
Bedok
Jurong East Geylang
Pioneer
17

Newton
Parade
River Valley Museum
Queenstown
Downtown
Straits South
Jurong Island
INSET

Southern Islands
Pulau Bukum
Per Cent 104° 20' 00" E
SOUTH CHINA SEA
104° 40' 00" E

< 20
St. John's Island

30 to < 40
1° 14' 30" N
Pulau Pawai
50 to < 60
Pulau Senang
60 to < 70
Pulau Satumu
Map 7 Median TravellingJohor
Time to Work of Resident Working Persons Aged 15 Years and Over by Planning Area, June 2010
Johor
Johor
Johor Sembawang
P. Seletar
Simpang
Woodlands

Sungei Yishun
Kadut
Seletar
Punggol
Pulau Tekong
Water Catchment
Choa
Chu Kang Central
Ang Mo Kio
Bukit Hougang
Tengah
Panjang Serangoon
Paya Lebar Changi
Bishan
Bukit Batok
Jurong West
Tampines
Novena Changi Bay
Bedok
Jurong East Geylang
Pioneer
18

Newton
Parade
River Valley Museum
Queenstown
Downtown
Straits South
Jurong Island
INSET

Southern Islands
Pulau Bukum
Minutes 104° 20' 00" E
SOUTH CHINA SEA
104° 40' 00" E

< 20
St. John's Island

25 to < 30
1° 14' 30" N
Pulau Pawai
35 to < 40
Pulau Senang
40 to < 45
Pulau Satumu
Map 8 Median Travelling Time to SchoolJohorof Resident Students Aged 5 Years and Over Attending Primary School and Below by Planning Area, June 2010
Johor
Johor
Johor Sembawang
P. Seletar
Simpang
Woodlands

Sungei Yishun
Kadut
Seletar
Punggol
Pulau Tekong
Water Catchment
Choa
Chu Kang Central
Ang Mo Kio
Bukit Hougang
Tengah
Panjang Serangoon
Paya Lebar Changi
Bishan
Bukit Batok
Jurong West
Tampines
Novena Changi Bay
Bedok
Jurong East Geylang
Pioneer
19

Newton
Parade
River Valley Museum
Queenstown
Downtown
Straits South
Jurong Island
INSET

Southern Islands
Pulau Bukum
104° 20' 00" E 104° 40' 00" E
SOUTH CHINA SEA
Minutes
St. John's Island
< 15 PEDRA BRANCA
Pulau Sudong Pulau Sebarok 15 to < 20
1° 14' 30" N
Pulau Pawai
Pulau Senang
Pulau Satumu
Statistical Tables
CENSUS OF POPULATION 2010
Table 1 Resident Population by Planning Area/Subzone and Age Group
Number
Age Group (Years)
Planning Area/Subzone Total
0-4 5-9 10 - 14 15 - 19 20 - 24 25 - 29 30 - 34 35 - 39 40 - 44 45 - 49 50 - 54 55 - 59 60 - 64 65 & Over
Total 3,771,721 194,432 215,675 244,302 263,750 247,190 272,639 298,687 320,024 309,441 323,459 303,044 248,696 191,995 338,387
Ang Mo Kio 179,297 7,967 8,424 9,335 10,457 10,656 13,400 14,502 14,510 13,525 14,862 14,605 13,785 11,868 21,401
Cheng San 30,503 1,334 1,387 1,428 1,587 1,720 2,471 2,691 2,569 2,365 2,471 2,461 2,487 2,099 3,433
Chong Boon 29,903 1,254 1,304 1,429 1,563 1,713 2,348 2,469 2,326 2,241 2,431 2,388 2,380 2,137 3,920
Kebun Bahru 25,854 1,089 1,189 1,327 1,418 1,460 1,901 2,076 2,123 1,968 2,122 2,078 1,992 1,752 3,359
Sembawang Hills 6,851 272 371 522 586 487 389 333 429 530 622 581 466 440 823
Shangri-La 21,071 839 912 1,051 1,197 1,216 1,471 1,535 1,655 1,618 1,863 1,702 1,625 1,411 2,976
Sindo 7,287 231 335 498 727 667 448 377 410 485 663 749 567 413 717
Town Centre 4,982 294 331 297 281 260 354 457 519 430 375 329 293 273 489
Townsville 21,403 1,144 862 879 1,029 1,164 1,620 2,145 1,887 1,435 1,579 1,694 1,533 1,476 2,956
Yio Chu Kang 31,443 1,510 1,733 1,904 2,069 1,969 2,398 2,419 2,592 2,453 2,736 2,623 2,442 1,867 2,728
Bedok 294,519 13,230 15,018 17,489 20,083 20,156 21,265 21,707 22,751 22,018 24,615 24,632 21,891 18,018 31,646
Bayshore 6,497 405 402 399 347 276 409 602 812 705 621 433 404 261 421
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Bedok North 91,139 4,140 4,491 5,215 5,878 5,805 6,911 7,198 6,957 6,812 7,714 7,435 6,788 5,813 9,982
Bedok Reservoir 23,076 1,105 1,451 1,500 1,587 1,742 1,715 1,714 1,895 1,832 1,890 1,950 1,753 1,236 1,706
Bedok South 52,313 2,228 2,537 3,070 3,456 3,451 3,569 3,586 3,878 3,900 4,349 4,367 3,955 3,357 6,610
Frankel 31,536 1,476 1,728 1,963 2,205 1,972 1,795 2,129 2,762 2,507 2,599 2,453 2,183 1,903 3,861
Kaki Bukit 43,781 2,004 2,264 2,876 3,469 3,623 3,547 3,199 3,072 2,981 3,803 4,025 3,267 2,422 3,229
Kembangan 38,722 1,641 1,816 2,054 2,662 2,744 2,912 2,784 2,764 2,729 3,095 3,358 3,033 2,426 4,704
Siglap 7,455 231 329 412 479 543 407 495 611 552 544 611 508 600 1,133
Bishan 91,298 3,941 4,759 5,691 7,188 6,338 5,930 6,010 7,354 7,102 8,041 8,245 6,725 5,141 8,833
Bishan East 30,374 1,438 1,483 1,611 2,220 2,300 2,261 2,298 2,581 2,181 2,418 2,751 2,329 1,791 2,712
Marymount 29,256 1,241 1,635 2,076 2,649 2,049 1,800 1,952 2,311 2,376 2,881 2,664 2,041 1,392 2,189
Notes:
Planning areas refer to areas demarcated in the Urban Redevelopment Authority's Master Plan 2008.
Some planning areas/subzones are not listed due to small number of persons in the planning area/subzone.
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Number
Age Group (Years)
0-4 5-9 10 - 14 15 - 19 20 - 24 25 - 29 30 - 34 35 - 39 40 - 44 45 - 49 50 - 54 55 - 59 60 - 64 65 & Over
Upper Thomson 31,668 1,262 1,641 2,004 2,319 1,989 1,869 1,760 2,462 2,545 2,742 2,830 2,355 1,958 3,932
Bukit Batok 144,198 7,187 8,516 9,738 10,427 10,625 11,332 10,941 11,829 12,259 13,049 12,433 9,911 6,487 9,464
Bukit Batok Central 26,553 1,409 1,562 1,557 1,735 1,985 2,242 2,110 2,271 2,189 2,166 2,287 1,847 1,267 1,926
Bukit Batok East 15,921 741 835 968 1,022 1,223 1,398 1,293 1,296 1,244 1,374 1,406 1,221 800 1,100
Bukit Batok South 14,651 679 923 1,259 1,302 1,133 1,083 972 1,103 1,352 1,452 1,318 900 510 665
Bukit Batok West 16,286 828 1,000 1,053 1,060 1,134 1,328 1,301 1,306 1,379 1,383 1,397 1,181 772 1,164
Gombak 8,866 603 439 429 515 481 837 1,077 763 589 600 602 618 471 842
Guilin 13,911 704 841 965 973 963 1,019 1,077 1,247 1,256 1,314 1,109 912 597 934
Hillview 17,942 770 1,133 1,659 1,610 1,227 912 937 1,351 1,792 2,027 1,563 1,202 761 998
Hong Kah 30,067 1,453 1,783 1,848 2,210 2,479 2,513 2,174 2,491 2,458 2,733 2,751 2,030 1,309 1,835
Bukit Merah 157,122 8,049 6,892 6,894 7,479 7,940 10,865 13,871 13,495 11,796 11,650 12,057 11,352 10,782 24,000
Alexandra Hill 16,345 795 752 840 922 966 1,127 1,102 1,248 1,194 1,252 1,268 1,243 1,198 2,438
Bukit Ho Swee 16,483 629 614 712 819 918 1,128 1,151 1,174 1,231 1,313 1,482 1,283 1,131 2,898
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Bukit Merah 1,302 55 71 78 69 84 87 96 107 110 103 93 90 105 154

Depot Road 4,210 303 181 156 187 191 297 518 441 279 269 271 274 305 538
Everton Park 9,259 440 374 331 347 458 704 898 960 682 609 645 722 676 1,413
Henderson Hill 15,613 659 658 739 774 829 996 1,089 1,207 1,226 1,184 1,254 1,154 1,134 2,710
Kampong Tiong Bahru 11,743 466 469 530 551 609 856 862 888 869 882 982 934 890 1,955
Maritime Square 1,921 121 116 89 94 81 115 211 236 215 199 139 99 85 121
Redhill 11,905 922 538 496 542 495 831 1,516 1,046 890 880 789 691 614 1,655
Telok Blangah Drive 16,164 772 741 734 785 894 1,026 1,368 1,416 1,251 1,205 1,215 1,164 1,198 2,395
Telok Blangah Rise 15,012 557 645 699 830 821 1,041 1,208 1,229 1,074 1,043 1,194 1,347 1,189 2,135
Telok Blangah Way 11,138 548 481 443 511 488 686 933 956 754 883 959 872 771 1,853
Notes:
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Number
Age Group (Years)
0-4 5-9 10 - 14 15 - 19 20 - 24 25 - 29 30 - 34 35 - 39 40 - 44 45 - 49 50 - 54 55 - 59 60 - 64 65 & Over
Tiong Bahru 8,440 559 303 268 267 329 596 1,105 842 607 536 551 568 541 1,368
Tiong Bahru Station 16,747 1,163 900 715 737 745 1,329 1,718 1,653 1,295 1,212 1,157 885 914 2,324
Bukit Panjang 128,734 7,106 8,334 9,324 10,224 9,734 9,102 9,488 11,171 10,469 11,528 10,784 7,907 5,316 8,247
Bangkit 25,286 1,063 1,336 1,658 2,057 2,142 1,770 1,658 1,811 1,983 2,461 2,301 1,698 1,169 2,179
Bukit Panjang 34,963 1,707 2,112 2,640 2,908 2,661 2,394 2,317 2,879 2,975 3,282 3,037 2,263 1,495 2,293
Dairy Farm 3,750 122 198 245 362 353 225 180 227 268 377 379 301 243 270
Fajar 22,991 1,424 1,531 1,588 1,896 1,719 1,695 1,869 2,047 1,841 2,022 1,765 1,322 895 1,377
Nature Reserve 3,601 195 252 285 275 238 214 204 329 359 331 304 230 162 223
Saujana 21,957 1,267 1,494 1,797 1,770 1,698 1,647 1,645 1,881 1,716 1,891 1,939 1,334 825 1,053
Senja 16,186 1,328 1,411 1,111 956 923 1,157 1,615 1,997 1,327 1,164 1,059 759 527 852
Bukit Timah 70,314 3,115 4,456 4,681 5,238 4,613 3,816 4,096 5,689 6,071 6,156 5,726 4,841 4,178 7,638
Anak Bukit 21,990 849 1,257 1,522 1,875 1,699 1,409 1,263 1,548 1,683 1,894 1,946 1,608 1,237 2,200
Coronation Road 5,636 281 379 364 361 340 284 338 496 488 460 414 369 344 718
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Farrer Court 4,091 166 247 240 250 215 231 257 312 356 381 294 271 266 605
Hillcrest 8,323 404 598 591 529 501 357 432 740 835 789 656 458 465 968
Holland Road 8,452 422 643 596 628 504 385 448 753 816 770 678 545 435 829
Leedon Park 5,838 279 285 311 381 348 307 444 525 521 493 487 426 416 615
Swiss Club 5,234 241 384 341 388 309 263 274 448 494 438 395 354 272 633
Ulu Pandan 10,750 473 663 716 826 697 580 640 867 878 931 856 810 743 1,070
Changi 2,155 169 192 159 139 94 111 187 252 223 175 122 81 73 178
Changi West 1,378 149 167 121 98 52 69 153 196 149 91 42 21 23 47
Choa Chu Kang 173,291 9,232 11,823 15,195 15,362 11,637 11,893 12,541 14,483 16,675 16,919 13,299 9,112 5,855 9,265
Central 20,282 879 1,231 1,741 2,046 1,461 1,360 1,341 1,540 1,944 2,152 1,607 1,080 747 1,153
Notes:
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Number
Age Group (Years)
0-4 5-9 10 - 14 15 - 19 20 - 24 25 - 29 30 - 34 35 - 39 40 - 44 45 - 49 50 - 54 55 - 59 60 - 64 65 & Over
Keat Hong 16,399 711 1,046 1,553 1,649 1,117 1,099 1,059 1,215 1,577 1,738 1,315 883 550 887
Kranji North 16,020 743 1,212 1,740 1,623 1,030 990 944 1,179 1,795 1,722 1,249 767 433 593
Pang Sua 17,189 807 1,457 2,046 1,693 1,009 832 841 1,390 2,159 1,902 1,224 696 402 731
Peng Siang 31,257 1,598 2,072 2,597 2,775 2,175 2,304 2,240 2,602 2,816 2,984 2,469 1,797 1,174 1,654
Teck Whye 26,887 1,118 1,455 1,940 2,451 2,101 2,015 1,634 1,934 2,077 2,656 2,264 1,796 1,270 2,176
Yew Tee 45,257 3,376 3,350 3,578 3,125 2,744 3,293 4,482 4,623 4,307 3,765 3,171 2,093 1,279 2,071
Clementi 91,874 4,235 4,567 4,713 4,732 5,133 7,093 7,818 7,831 7,201 7,331 6,882 7,064 6,648 10,626
Clementi Central 13,020 631 623 576 601 643 1,096 1,226 1,177 962 973 966 1,007 918 1,621
Clementi North 23,875 934 1,030 1,025 995 1,217 1,912 2,157 2,052 1,777 1,794 1,755 1,931 1,973 3,323
Clementi West 17,539 854 931 953 943 963 1,419 1,534 1,479 1,454 1,387 1,426 1,353 1,175 1,668
Clementi Woods 20,999 948 967 1,056 1,122 1,249 1,578 1,714 1,687 1,549 1,789 1,558 1,561 1,636 2,585
Faber 4,477 220 310 350 323 288 247 281 398 435 433 314 310 199 369
Sunset Way 6,795 294 377 414 439 476 466 455 483 558 564 508 575 461 725
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West Coast 5,132 352 329 339 309 295 368 440 551 460 391 354 326 283 335
Downtown Core 3,722 144 122 140 137 161 287 315 326 357 295 295 265 262 616
Bugis 2,711 80 81 105 111 130 188 213 204 224 191 217 222 223 522
Geylang 120,690 5,392 5,654 6,611 7,712 7,717 8,810 9,411 9,399 9,170 10,017 10,155 8,662 7,184 14,796
Aljunied 43,892 1,937 1,959 2,300 2,627 2,527 3,216 3,542 3,747 3,384 3,677 3,676 3,139 2,629 5,532
Geylang East 32,556 1,541 1,521 1,766 2,057 2,092 2,483 2,704 2,516 2,325 2,467 2,621 2,390 2,197 3,876
Kampong Ubi 14,128 634 740 895 1,162 1,308 1,194 1,056 990 996 1,254 1,325 1,015 675 884
Macpherson 30,050 1,278 1,431 1,650 1,862 1,789 1,910 2,101 2,141 2,455 2,612 2,530 2,115 1,681 4,495
Hougang 216,697 9,236 11,358 14,340 16,781 15,887 15,403 14,755 16,384 17,006 19,847 19,573 15,430 11,309 19,388
Hougang Central 50,316 2,040 2,609 3,309 4,112 3,629 3,551 3,307 3,775 4,011 4,792 4,598 3,537 2,574 4,472
Notes:
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Number
Age Group (Years)
0-4 5-9 10 - 14 15 - 19 20 - 24 25 - 29 30 - 34 35 - 39 40 - 44 45 - 49 50 - 54 55 - 59 60 - 64 65 & Over
Lorong Ah Soo 34,457 1,307 1,642 2,011 2,242 2,329 2,581 2,402 2,547 2,622 2,866 3,042 2,653 2,191 4,022
Rosyth 23,068 899 1,144 1,537 1,939 1,880 1,584 1,434 1,587 1,593 1,972 2,225 1,765 1,288 2,221
Tai Keng 12,908 523 700 888 928 948 868 895 967 989 1,113 1,062 930 675 1,422
Trafalgar 95,922 4,466 5,262 6,594 7,560 7,101 6,817 6,715 7,505 7,788 9,098 8,644 6,543 4,580 7,249
Jurong East 88,118 4,077 4,712 5,197 5,926 6,351 7,381 7,001 7,142 6,687 7,051 7,273 6,795 5,127 7,398
Boon Lay 20,176 911 1,041 1,270 1,414 1,506 1,638 1,514 1,624 1,474 1,641 1,691 1,581 1,118 1,753
Jurong Lake 1,138 38 38 39 56 95 110 104 92 95 74 89 100 67 141
Jurong Regional Centre 2,542 114 120 127 156 184 232 197 218 187 198 201 194 150 264
Teban Gardens 19,213 943 979 1,070 1,209 1,284 1,588 1,632 1,485 1,364 1,455 1,440 1,598 1,375 1,791
Toh Guan 15,234 803 986 1,059 1,179 1,206 1,223 1,125 1,345 1,316 1,336 1,359 994 575 728
Yuhua 29,779 1,265 1,543 1,631 1,912 2,075 2,589 2,425 2,374 2,247 2,344 2,488 2,327 1,840 2,719
Jurong West 267,524 16,036 17,192 18,176 19,075 18,092 22,687 24,944 24,293 22,510 21,521 19,701 16,636 11,534 15,127
Boon Lay 24,384 1,346 1,414 1,565 1,601 1,443 1,876 2,078 2,167 2,252 2,052 1,792 1,633 1,257 1,908
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Central 69,324 5,599 4,916 4,174 3,843 4,374 6,777 8,504 7,527 5,371 4,713 4,590 3,744 2,397 2,795
Hong Kah 59,658 2,766 3,473 3,704 4,044 4,401 4,995 4,790 5,028 4,718 4,784 4,850 4,490 3,262 4,353
Taman Jurong 32,338 1,685 2,055 2,362 2,485 2,251 2,417 2,427 2,710 3,017 2,780 2,504 2,017 1,423 2,205
Wenya 8,190 891 628 365 319 418 911 1,266 910 585 442 448 395 266 346
Yunnan 73,587 3,749 4,704 6,006 6,783 5,202 5,706 5,874 5,942 6,558 6,745 5,516 4,354 2,929 3,519
Kallang 99,559 4,444 4,604 4,813 5,005 5,377 6,808 7,890 8,768 7,906 7,994 7,961 7,268 6,461 14,260
Bendemeer 30,005 1,253 1,314 1,416 1,597 1,819 2,208 2,391 2,517 2,259 2,250 2,532 2,344 1,930 4,175
Boon Keng 11,164 469 521 533 607 585 839 930 918 883 894 936 786 699 1,564
Crawford 10,032 375 327 382 409 418 576 617 661 627 824 800 834 888 2,294
Geylang Bahru 13,740 594 653 732 668 736 884 1,012 1,212 1,149 1,157 1,109 950 828 2,056
Notes:
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Number
Age Group (Years)
0-4 5-9 10 - 14 15 - 19 20 - 24 25 - 29 30 - 34 35 - 39 40 - 44 45 - 49 50 - 54 55 - 59 60 - 64 65 & Over
Kampong Java 12,103 587 598 613 602 592 841 1,080 1,166 965 965 848 830 828 1,588
Lavender 10,562 536 485 477 523 591 737 912 995 820 829 810 742 690 1,415
Tanjong Rhu 11,120 609 680 627 541 570 652 883 1,249 1,159 1,010 835 707 522 1,076
Mandai 1,865 113 113 163 136 115 113 132 186 177 171 134 103 77 132
Marine Parade 47,318 2,168 2,656 2,749 2,836 2,510 2,631 3,344 4,297 3,990 3,894 3,591 3,072 2,951 6,629
Katong 9,397 450 599 615 655 500 480 658 867 835 822 719 616 492 1,089
Marine Parade 28,553 1,297 1,520 1,548 1,544 1,406 1,570 2,031 2,614 2,374 2,271 2,122 1,823 1,846 4,587
Mountbatten 9,367 420 537 586 637 604 581 655 816 781 801 750 633 613 953
Newton 6,242 308 365 356 338 319 327 420 597 630 591 483 444 404 660
Cairnhill 2,844 143 153 152 136 155 159 184 273 287 242 217 205 191 347
Monk's Hill 1,159 50 86 72 59 50 73 82 114 113 117 83 66 61 133
Orange Grove 1,338 59 55 76 87 70 54 89 108 125 149 111 131 111 113
Novena 46,640 2,290 2,483 2,616 2,631 2,495 2,927 3,638 4,224 3,970 3,963 3,614 3,081 2,621 6,087
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Balestier 32,479 1,587 1,524 1,694 1,756 1,717 2,193 2,773 2,905 2,647 2,611 2,527 2,120 1,872 4,553
Dunearn 3,746 140 221 270 282 221 173 152 267 326 380 293 283 224 514
Malcolm 2,690 148 171 172 171 169 124 150 212 229 269 220 185 159 311
Moulmein 7,072 394 537 436 372 341 394 530 811 718 629 514 444 327 625
Outram 19,859 966 638 656 720 873 1,398 1,795 1,555 1,362 1,464 1,545 1,541 1,535 3,811
China Square 1,788 46 43 62 66 81 136 140 135 112 150 152 181 164 320
Chinatown 9,253 556 303 297 317 345 701 1,071 831 676 684 639 608 610 1,615
Pearl's Hill 8,345 357 279 284 311 414 511 521 536 546 601 720 714 728 1,823
Pasir Ris 133,863 6,588 8,854 12,362 13,639 8,675 7,540 8,503 10,109 13,249 14,402 10,622 7,128 4,538 7,654
Elias 36,305 2,015 2,714 3,719 3,476 1,946 1,917 2,481 3,130 4,144 3,831 2,452 1,587 1,039 1,854
Notes:
- continued
Number
Age Group (Years)
0-4 5-9 10 - 14 15 - 19 20 - 24 25 - 29 30 - 34 35 - 39 40 - 44 45 - 49 50 - 54 55 - 59 60 - 64 65 & Over
Loyang East 13,915 635 879 1,111 1,264 923 725 930 1,065 1,326 1,415 1,139 913 520 1,070
Pasir Ris Drive 61,489 2,932 3,860 5,514 6,640 4,344 3,609 3,827 4,385 5,623 6,616 5,095 3,365 2,196 3,483
Pasir Ris Park 1,294 53 94 113 113 78 60 73 104 170 161 108 65 29 73
Pasir Ris Town 20,808 950 1,304 1,905 2,146 1,383 1,216 1,185 1,418 1,983 2,375 1,824 1,194 754 1,171
Punggol 59,386 6,484 5,042 3,108 2,682 2,533 3,977 8,012 8,317 4,689 3,885 3,233 2,563 2,008 2,853
Subzone 2 1,544 217 58 37 43 40 294 366 158 83 57 53 46 40 52
Subzone 3 6,665 713 510 290 319 308 440 930 869 478 484 410 333 233 348
Subzone 4 42,342 4,404 3,734 2,434 1,980 1,846 2,644 5,232 6,064 3,496 2,831 2,340 1,829 1,441 2,067
Subzone 5 8,583 1,139 725 328 327 325 590 1,466 1,204 607 485 411 340 277 359
Queenstown 98,502 4,592 4,414 4,771 4,935 5,045 6,812 8,311 8,636 8,075 7,904 7,144 6,508 6,300 15,055
Commonwealth 8,726 338 329 332 349 424 651 661 721 668 704 642 603 574 1,730
Dover 11,967 639 641 665 728 582 786 973 1,108 1,058 1,028 840 753 748 1,418
Ghim Moh 11,831 478 527 593 568 572 795 939 978 862 894 783 767 895 2,180
29
Holland Drive 15,375 582 639 654 636 737 958 1,305 1,511 1,263 1,153 1,036 992 1,117 2,792
Kent Ridge 1,334 60 60 59 73 90 120 139 129 123 125 111 97 68 80
Margaret Drive 9,027 631 421 430 417 359 604 1,066 861 718 690 612 531 511 1,176
Mei Chin 17,340 771 822 980 1,020 990 1,109 1,147 1,388 1,493 1,485 1,408 1,195 973 2,559
Pasir Panjang 1 3,597 205 188 197 225 244 278 308 317 320 322 272 250 186 285
Pasir Panjang 2 3,480 153 157 215 255 269 249 237 238 282 290 320 347 222 246
Tanglin Halt 14,375 662 580 580 598 609 1,148 1,387 1,216 1,134 1,073 1,029 896 948 2,515
River Valley 8,206 361 413 441 459 428 538 704 840 856 736 641 531 458 800
Institution Hill 2,695 132 151 134 162 148 213 270 330 276 210 180 176 137 176
Leonie Hill 2,274 90 122 143 130 122 152 189 247 249 221 195 128 122 164
Notes:
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Number
Age Group (Years)
0-4 5-9 10 - 14 15 - 19 20 - 24 25 - 29 30 - 34 35 - 39 40 - 44 45 - 49 50 - 54 55 - 59 60 - 64 65 & Over
One Tree Hill 1,706 75 76 100 97 85 85 110 110 185 175 149 123 101 235
Oxley 1,423 57 61 58 64 70 83 127 140 132 116 105 96 96 218
Rochor 15,664 637 608 654 722 850 1,155 1,457 1,385 1,180 1,165 1,246 1,137 1,044 2,424
Bencoolen 1,604 51 51 66 59 94 116 138 131 151 137 139 107 101 263
Farrer Park 3,402 181 143 153 139 182 283 353 327 261 237 249 255 193 446
Little India 4,164 158 171 186 217 243 264 361 334 295 306 344 319 292 674
Sungei Road 2,500 105 104 104 124 133 177 197 201 163 184 182 177 196 453
Victoria 2,430 78 67 83 110 127 183 215 175 163 190 227 192 195 425
Sembawang 72,732 5,662 5,602 4,898 4,404 4,456 5,712 7,595 8,143 6,155 5,629 4,911 3,506 2,282 3,777
Admiralty 12,018 1,134 911 703 625 679 915 1,432 1,440 909 866 737 528 397 742
Sembawang Central 30,078 2,052 2,306 2,207 2,024 2,014 2,337 2,833 3,331 2,690 2,458 2,162 1,478 848 1,338
Sembawang North 25,828 2,252 2,128 1,629 1,392 1,463 2,188 3,005 2,958 2,162 1,874 1,643 1,228 764 1,142
Sembawang Springs 3,531 154 197 286 263 219 195 231 289 294 305 249 214 198 437
30
Sembawang Straits 1,112 58 57 67 93 74 62 71 102 85 120 114 49 67 93

Sengkang 167,054 13,670 12,244 11,236 9,745 9,241 12,561 18,166 18,810 13,777 12,656 11,671 8,513 5,881 8,883
Buangkok 30,751 3,069 2,607 1,710 1,413 1,469 2,214 3,728 4,413 2,371 2,045 1,831 1,410 1,015 1,456
Jalan Kayu East 12,786 1,522 838 493 499 585 1,192 2,048 1,540 798 727 749 616 490 689
Jalan Kayu West 1,172 27 36 67 86 65 54 51 48 72 77 114 77 65 333
Sengkang Town Centre 52,148 3,519 3,869 4,114 3,494 2,999 3,842 4,661 5,455 4,812 4,360 3,899 2,646 1,767 2,711
Sungei Serangoon West 56,573 3,750 3,978 4,371 3,806 3,643 3,918 4,829 5,753 4,907 4,719 4,453 3,223 2,170 3,053
Trafalgar 13,624 1,783 916 481 447 480 1,341 2,849 1,601 817 728 625 541 374 641
Serangoon 124,782 4,875 6,244 7,883 9,600 9,182 8,891 8,090 8,908 9,169 10,699 11,383 9,778 7,511 12,569
Seletar Hills 12,114 451 599 851 1,013 952 788 656 769 833 968 1,100 979 780 1,375
Notes:
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Number
Age Group (Years)
0-4 5-9 10 - 14 15 - 19 20 - 24 25 - 29 30 - 34 35 - 39 40 - 44 45 - 49 50 - 54 55 - 59 60 - 64 65 & Over
Serangoon Central 53,506 2,009 2,638 3,176 3,978 4,019 3,865 3,438 3,920 3,906 4,630 5,072 4,214 3,296 5,345
Serangoon Garden 40,467 1,506 1,774 2,294 2,937 2,959 2,978 2,661 2,731 2,748 3,263 3,680 3,409 2,718 4,809
Serangoon North 18,695 909 1,233 1,562 1,672 1,252 1,260 1,335 1,488 1,682 1,838 1,531 1,176 717 1,040
Singapore River 2,000 116 112 91 81 64 148 238 291 251 186 135 96 62 129
Robertson Quay 1,696 104 102 79 73 56 119 189 257 227 160 113 82 47 88
Tampines 261,743 12,262 14,488 18,735 22,047 20,347 19,610 18,654 19,207 20,926 23,819 23,430 18,139 12,103 17,976
Simei 42,860 2,111 2,421 3,048 3,565 3,034 2,927 3,306 3,610 3,523 4,005 3,695 2,749 2,033 2,833
Tampines East 138,807 6,380 7,396 9,788 11,860 10,817 10,654 9,803 9,698 10,959 12,586 12,647 9,855 6,505 9,859
Tampines West 77,956 3,680 4,547 5,712 6,428 6,366 5,890 5,387 5,768 6,249 6,976 6,870 5,406 3,489 5,188
Xilin 2,120 91 124 187 194 130 139 158 131 195 252 218 129 76 96
Tanglin 17,293 867 1,104 1,050 1,038 829 911 1,238 1,625 1,731 1,628 1,369 1,169 1,026 1,708
Chatsworth 5,027 257 255 285 274 218 319 473 533 546 461 375 295 269 467
Nassim 7,531 374 578 465 456 368 341 470 705 739 706 624 518 468 719
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Ridout 1,266 56 54 65 79 63 79 90 91 100 139 101 102 100 147

Tyersall 3,469 180 217 235 229 180 172 205 296 346 322 269 254 189 375
Toa Payoh 124,653 5,165 5,717 6,445 7,325 6,855 8,425 9,214 10,059 9,649 10,124 10,402 8,752 7,983 18,538
Boon Teck 16,358 665 765 857 982 898 1,027 931 1,144 1,206 1,371 1,421 1,185 1,037 2,869
Braddell 11,536 420 483 569 699 642 821 838 810 852 957 999 843 741 1,862
Kallang 8,669 292 366 480 556 466 544 578 691 673 706 700 597 577 1,443
Kim Keat 8,985 352 363 476 626 620 611 619 734 702 754 835 625 560 1,108
Marymount 13,212 437 526 599 713 593 849 1,023 1,093 1,036 1,044 1,039 919 908 2,433
Paya Lebar 6,852 308 332 362 431 404 459 508 537 537 548 555 503 451 917
Pei Chun 12,317 543 677 678 632 622 734 898 1,145 1,057 1,013 988 743 749 1,838
Notes:
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Number
Age Group (Years)
0-4 5-9 10 - 14 15 - 19 20 - 24 25 - 29 30 - 34 35 - 39 40 - 44 45 - 49 50 - 54 55 - 59 60 - 64 65 & Over
Potong Pasir 13,319 509 604 569 704 877 1,054 990 1,124 976 1,008 1,200 1,217 1,003 1,484
Sennett 4,426 118 184 252 325 310 311 259 249 294 318 431 353 318 704
Toa Payoh Central 27,168 1,425 1,312 1,473 1,505 1,285 1,874 2,478 2,391 2,159 2,244 2,063 1,625 1,554 3,780
Woodleigh 1,801 96 105 128 149 138 139 92 141 156 160 170 142 85 100
Woodlands 245,109 14,541 17,582 21,548 20,007 16,748 18,016 19,258 22,202 23,337 21,762 17,408 12,055 8,097 12,548
Midview 34,629 1,708 2,564 3,666 3,445 2,393 2,226 2,189 2,746 3,763 3,382 2,416 1,499 943 1,689
North Coast 15,271 624 743 991 1,175 1,115 1,144 1,070 1,067 1,228 1,391 1,306 1,108 916 1,393
Woodgrove 35,508 1,661 2,353 3,585 3,536 2,564 2,368 2,224 2,841 3,740 3,437 2,641 1,773 1,101 1,684
Woodlands East 95,401 6,592 7,701 8,382 6,920 6,130 7,246 8,460 9,992 9,115 8,113 6,238 4,129 2,637 3,746
Woodlands South 32,698 2,522 2,650 2,734 2,226 2,136 2,618 3,148 3,349 2,859 2,535 2,084 1,482 990 1,365
Woodlands West 31,549 1,434 1,571 2,190 2,704 2,386 2,408 2,165 2,203 2,628 2,903 2,721 2,061 1,508 2,667
Yishun 185,214 8,985 10,149 11,856 14,249 14,775 14,516 14,097 14,525 14,859 17,292 15,949 12,566 8,653 12,743
Khatib 11,639 492 516 688 939 970 931 855 841 886 1,120 1,105 867 618 811
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Lower Seletar 1,058 73 114 110 88 50 33 54 117 120 105 57 39 31 67

Northland 32,737 1,643 1,867 2,163 2,511 2,667 2,574 2,603 2,564 2,655 3,055 2,887 2,130 1,419 1,999
Springleaf 3,570 160 172 228 350 283 218 230 230 219 283 319 304 244 330
Yishun Central 1,608 67 45 102 161 144 147 116 79 109 161 152 124 76 125
Yishun East 32,933 1,729 2,029 2,385 2,975 2,579 2,353 2,476 2,642 2,755 3,244 2,725 2,018 1,302 1,721
Yishun South 40,551 1,842 2,133 2,488 3,252 3,406 3,228 3,008 3,150 3,033 3,830 3,491 2,849 2,009 2,832
Yishun West 60,219 2,920 3,222 3,644 3,916 4,614 4,987 4,685 4,816 4,993 5,408 5,157 4,189 2,904 4,764
Others 4,484 222 224 188 191 339 248 344 431 434 438 390 289 218 528
Notes:
Table 2 Resident Population by Planning Area/Subzone, Ethnic Group and Sex
Number
Planning Area/Subzone
Total Males Females Total Males Females Total Males Females Total Males Females Total Males Females
Total 3,771,721 1,861,133 1,910,588 2,793,980 1,370,083 1,423,897 503,868 250,885 252,983 348,119 180,327 167,792 125,754 59,838 65,916
Ang Mo Kio 179,297 87,113 92,184 146,966 71,220 75,746 12,873 6,355 6,518 14,952 7,532 7,420 4,506 2,006 2,500
Cheng San 30,503 14,883 15,620 24,815 12,064 12,751 2,437 1,221 1,216 2,539 1,291 1,248 712 307 405
Chong Boon 29,903 14,671 15,232 24,613 12,043 12,570 2,005 989 1,016 2,625 1,346 1,279 660 293 367
Kebun Bahru 25,854 12,513 13,341 20,486 9,864 10,622 2,338 1,172 1,166 2,331 1,167 1,164 699 310 389
Sembawang Hills 6,851 3,261 3,590 6,008 2,830 3,178 115 58 57 526 263 263 202 110 92
Shangri-La 21,071 10,345 10,726 16,511 8,083 8,428 2,049 1,023 1,026 2,034 1,035 999 477 204 273
Sindo 7,287 3,520 3,767 6,431 3,109 3,322 73 32 41 518 259 259 265 120 145
Town Centre 4,982 2,419 2,563 4,302 2,100 2,202 235 108 127 296 142 154 149 69 80
Townsville 21,403 10,270 11,133 17,788 8,543 9,245 1,452 691 761 1,683 823 860 480 213 267
Yio Chu Kang 31,443 15,231 16,212 26,012 12,584 13,428 2,169 1,061 1,108 2,400 1,206 1,194 862 380 482
Bedok 294,519 144,400 150,119 209,892 102,310 107,582 47,179 23,178 24,001 25,348 13,028 12,320 12,100 5,884 6,216
Bayshore 6,497 3,118 3,379 4,661 2,173 2,488 117 46 71 1,017 523 494 702 376 326
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Bedok North 91,139 44,879 46,260 62,739 30,784 31,955 18,472 9,192 9,280 6,993 3,554 3,439 2,935 1,349 1,586
Bedok Reservoir 23,076 11,462 11,614 16,590 8,235 8,355 4,152 2,053 2,099 1,629 855 774 705 319 386
Bedok South 52,313 25,584 26,729 39,911 19,349 20,562 6,206 3,043 3,163 3,660 1,913 1,747 2,536 1,279 1,257
Frankel 31,536 14,918 16,618 25,557 11,986 13,571 1,213 547 666 2,677 1,341 1,336 2,089 1,044 1,045
Kaki Bukit 43,781 21,791 21,990 27,734 13,737 13,997 10,614 5,247 5,367 4,236 2,232 2,004 1,197 575 622
Kembangan 38,722 19,216 19,506 27,300 13,592 13,708 6,249 2,992 3,257 3,748 1,944 1,804 1,425 688 737
Siglap 7,455 3,432 4,023 5,400 2,454 2,946 156 58 98 1,388 666 722 511 254 257
Bishan 91,298 44,530 46,768 77,303 37,619 39,684 4,045 1,931 2,114 7,223 3,660 3,563 2,727 1,320 1,407
Bishan East 30,374 14,693 15,681 25,191 12,157 13,034 1,632 774 858 2,709 1,374 1,335 842 388 454
Marymount 29,256 14,438 14,818 24,793 12,231 12,562 1,411 676 735 2,275 1,162 1,113 777 369 408
Notes:
- continued
Number
Upper Thomson 31,668 15,399 16,269 27,319 13,231 14,088 1,002 481 521 2,239 1,124 1,115 1,108 563 545
Bukit Batok 144,198 71,362 72,836 104,266 51,231 53,035 20,482 10,179 10,303 15,257 7,942 7,315 4,193 2,010 2,183
Bukit Batok Central 26,553 13,062 13,491 20,279 9,930 10,349 3,149 1,542 1,607 2,494 1,284 1,210 631 306 325
Bukit Batok East 15,921 7,994 7,927 9,833 4,861 4,972 3,303 1,663 1,640 2,395 1,287 1,108 390 183 207
Bukit Batok South 14,651 7,219 7,432 10,756 5,289 5,467 1,771 854 917 1,713 870 843 411 206 205
Bukit Batok West 16,286 8,050 8,236 11,336 5,548 5,788 2,529 1,244 1,285 2,071 1,100 971 350 158 192
Gombak 8,866 4,336 4,530 7,310 3,584 3,726 758 373 385 607 291 316 191 88 103
Guilin 13,911 6,807 7,104 9,939 4,821 5,118 2,055 1,017 1,038 1,418 723 695 499 246 253
Hillview 17,942 8,663 9,279 15,596 7,533 8,063 336 145 191 1,097 537 560 913 448 465
Hong Kah 30,067 15,230 14,837 19,216 9,664 9,552 6,581 3,341 3,240 3,462 1,850 1,612 808 375 433
Bukit Merah 157,122 76,751 80,371 125,323 60,789 64,534 11,359 5,657 5,702 15,892 8,227 7,665 4,548 2,078 2,470
Alexandra Hill 16,345 8,109 8,236 12,378 6,125 6,253 1,853 917 936 1,755 908 847 359 159 200
Bukit Ho Swee 16,483 8,133 8,350 13,268 6,527 6,741 1,449 713 736 1,401 735 666 365 158 207
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Bukit Merah 1,302 650 652 1,110 546 564 26 12 14 135 75 60 31 17 14

Depot Road 4,210 2,020 2,190 3,534 1,686 1,848 193 96 97 403 205 198 80 33 47
Everton Park 9,259 4,426 4,833 7,411 3,514 3,897 247 107 140 1,032 529 503 569 276 293
Henderson Hill 15,613 7,784 7,829 11,911 5,912 5,999 1,705 866 839 1,668 869 799 329 137 192
Kampong Tiong Bahru 11,743 5,872 5,871 9,455 4,720 4,735 834 422 412 1,261 651 610 193 79 114
Maritime Square 1,921 947 974 1,287 609 678 46 23 23 200 103 97 388 212 176
Redhill 11,905 5,774 6,131 9,822 4,750 5,072 749 350 399 985 518 467 349 156 193
Telok Blangah Drive 16,164 7,860 8,304 12,419 5,973 6,446 1,392 698 694 1,989 1,030 959 364 159 205
Telok Blangah Rise 15,012 7,210 7,802 12,092 5,764 6,328 751 379 372 1,825 920 905 344 147 197
Telok Blangah Way 11,138 5,615 5,523 8,424 4,203 4,221 1,266 678 588 1,193 628 565 255 106 149
Notes:
- continued
Number
Tiong Bahru 8,440 3,981 4,459 7,558 3,556 4,002 112 46 66 489 244 245 281 135 146
Tiong Bahru Station 16,747 8,008 8,739 14,015 6,627 7,388 727 346 381 1,454 765 689 551 270 281
Bukit Panjang 128,734 64,226 64,508 96,079 47,856 48,223 20,598 10,340 10,258 9,161 4,653 4,508 2,896 1,377 1,519
Bangkit 25,286 12,672 12,614 18,918 9,444 9,474 4,359 2,197 2,162 1,621 847 774 388 184 204
Bukit Panjang 34,963 17,352 17,611 26,802 13,304 13,498 4,919 2,431 2,488 2,498 1,261 1,237 744 356 388
Dairy Farm 3,750 1,832 1,918 3,201 1,567 1,634 49 21 28 237 118 119 263 126 137
Fajar 22,991 11,622 11,369 16,479 8,295 8,184 4,479 2,309 2,170 1,592 815 777 441 203 238
Nature Reserve 3,601 1,664 1,937 2,974 1,358 1,616 78 29 49 287 133 154 262 144 118
Saujana 21,957 10,934 11,023 15,403 7,683 7,720 4,315 2,167 2,148 1,831 899 932 408 185 223
Senja 16,186 8,150 8,036 12,302 6,205 6,097 2,399 1,186 1,213 1,095 580 515 390 179 211
Bukit Timah 70,314 32,979 37,335 60,364 28,261 32,103 720 287 433 3,497 1,685 1,812 5,733 2,746 2,987
Anak Bukit 21,990 10,509 11,481 20,046 9,586 10,460 185 74 111 874 429 445 885 420 465
Coronation Road 5,636 2,656 2,980 4,953 2,348 2,605 34 19 15 239 114 125 410 175 235
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Farrer Court 4,091 1,909 2,182 3,352 1,559 1,793 184 84 100 233 117 116 322 149 173
Hillcrest 8,323 3,782 4,541 6,880 3,112 3,768 57 18 39 491 217 274 895 435 460
Holland Road 8,452 3,828 4,624 7,160 3,232 3,928 59 20 39 380 173 207 853 403 450
Leedon Park 5,838 2,725 3,113 4,553 2,082 2,471 67 27 40 370 182 188 848 434 414
Swiss Club 5,234 2,428 2,806 4,372 2,006 2,366 59 17 42 264 139 125 539 266 273
Ulu Pandan 10,750 5,142 5,608 9,048 4,336 4,712 75 28 47 646 314 332 981 464 517
Changi 2,155 1,126 1,029 1,062 517 545 541 289 252 435 252 183 117 68 49
Changi West 1,378 712 666 643 305 338 333 186 147 358 199 159 44 22 22
Choa Chu Kang 173,291 86,886 86,405 123,702 61,896 61,806 29,180 14,697 14,483 15,749 8,016 7,733 4,660 2,277 2,383
Central 20,282 10,107 10,175 15,045 7,440 7,605 3,182 1,598 1,584 1,547 815 732 508 254 254
Notes:
- continued
Number
Keat Hong 16,399 8,250 8,149 11,827 5,916 5,911 2,590 1,350 1,240 1,579 787 792 403 197 206
Kranji North 16,020 8,033 7,987 11,231 5,654 5,577 2,796 1,385 1,411 1,562 786 776 431 208 223
Pang Sua 17,189 8,532 8,657 12,930 6,426 6,504 2,423 1,189 1,234 1,419 710 709 417 207 210
Peng Siang 31,257 15,835 15,422 21,362 10,798 10,564 5,686 2,878 2,808 3,312 1,704 1,608 897 455 442
Teck Whye 26,887 13,629 13,258 17,724 9,019 8,705 5,874 2,992 2,882 2,810 1,399 1,411 479 219 260
Yew Tee 45,257 22,500 22,757 33,583 16,643 16,940 6,629 3,305 3,324 3,520 1,815 1,705 1,525 737 788
Clementi 91,874 44,469 47,405 69,293 33,163 36,130 10,732 5,399 5,333 8,155 4,200 3,955 3,694 1,707 1,987
Clementi Central 13,020 6,321 6,699 9,653 4,629 5,024 1,790 903 887 1,065 561 504 512 228 284
Clementi North 23,875 11,258 12,617 18,444 8,591 9,853 2,758 1,351 1,407 1,769 908 861 904 408 496
Clementi West 17,539 8,719 8,820 11,877 5,825 6,052 3,041 1,550 1,491 2,082 1,096 986 539 248 291
Clementi Woods 20,999 10,197 10,802 15,330 7,363 7,967 2,808 1,434 1,374 2,099 1,053 1,046 762 347 415
Faber 4,477 2,173 2,304 3,835 1,853 1,982 36 17 19 348 183 165 258 120 138
Sunset Way 6,795 3,231 3,564 5,591 2,646 2,945 253 118 135 475 232 243 476 235 241
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West Coast 5,132 2,544 2,588 4,536 2,237 2,299 42 23 19 314 165 149 240 119 121
Downtown Core 3,722 1,855 1,867 3,044 1,486 1,558 34 11 23 394 213 181 250 145 105
Bugis 2,711 1,313 1,398 2,430 1,181 1,249 20 5 15 222 106 116 39 21 18
Geylang 120,690 59,926 60,764 90,702 44,861 45,841 15,394 7,563 7,831 10,632 5,648 4,984 3,962 1,854 2,108
Aljunied 43,892 21,731 22,161 36,481 18,032 18,449 2,960 1,448 1,512 2,825 1,502 1,323 1,626 749 877
Geylang East 32,556 15,969 16,587 22,970 11,265 11,705 5,269 2,558 2,711 3,073 1,577 1,496 1,244 569 675
Kampong Ubi 14,128 7,090 7,038 9,087 4,503 4,584 3,241 1,626 1,615 1,403 762 641 397 199 198
Macpherson 30,050 15,093 14,957 22,116 11,032 11,084 3,924 1,931 1,993 3,317 1,794 1,523 693 336 357
Hougang 216,697 107,191 109,506 176,974 87,207 89,767 17,418 8,729 8,689 17,468 9,043 8,425 4,837 2,212 2,625
Hougang Central 50,316 24,968 25,348 41,596 20,669 20,927 3,645 1,805 1,840 4,035 2,031 2,004 1,040 463 577
Notes:
- continued
Number
Lorong Ah Soo 34,457 16,640 17,817 28,203 13,563 14,640 2,870 1,405 1,465 2,753 1,388 1,365 631 284 347
Rosyth 23,068 11,207 11,861 20,510 9,940 10,570 580 289 291 1,425 722 703 553 256 297
Tai Keng 12,908 6,263 6,645 10,995 5,286 5,709 727 360 367 966 521 445 220 96 124
Trafalgar 95,922 48,093 47,829 75,648 37,733 37,915 9,596 4,870 4,726 8,286 4,378 3,908 2,392 1,112 1,280
Jurong East 88,118 44,219 43,899 62,155 31,000 31,155 14,084 7,078 7,006 9,757 5,137 4,620 2,122 1,004 1,118
Boon Lay 20,176 10,088 10,088 14,780 7,344 7,436 2,691 1,337 1,354 2,191 1,147 1,044 514 260 254
Jurong Lake 1,138 568 570 969 479 490 19 9 10 98 56 42 52 24 28
Jurong Regional Centre 2,542 1,301 1,241 1,822 915 907 417 216 201 245 139 106 58 31 27
Teban Gardens 19,213 9,757 9,456 11,757 5,972 5,785 4,971 2,484 2,487 2,186 1,170 1,016 299 131 168
Toh Guan 15,234 7,639 7,595 11,301 5,666 5,635 1,853 928 925 1,621 834 787 459 211 248
Yuhua 29,779 14,841 14,938 21,504 10,608 10,896 4,131 2,102 2,029 3,408 1,785 1,623 736 346 390
Jurong West 267,524 135,941 131,583 184,658 93,373 91,285 48,663 24,504 24,159 27,134 14,615 12,519 7,069 3,449 3,620
Boon Lay 24,384 12,693 11,691 16,182 8,368 7,814 4,726 2,437 2,289 2,616 1,463 1,153 860 425 435
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Central 69,324 35,057 34,267 50,985 25,695 25,290 9,885 4,905 4,980 5,990 3,216 2,774 2,464 1,241 1,223
Hong Kah 59,658 29,997 29,661 40,492 20,188 20,304 11,263 5,685 5,578 6,523 3,480 3,043 1,380 644 736
Taman Jurong 32,338 16,348 15,990 21,862 11,021 10,841 5,903 2,919 2,984 3,645 1,956 1,689 928 452 476
Wenya 8,190 4,193 3,997 5,679 2,889 2,790 1,396 729 667 896 468 428 219 107 112
Yunnan 73,587 37,621 35,966 49,425 25,189 24,236 15,490 7,829 7,661 7,459 4,028 3,431 1,213 575 638
Kallang 99,559 49,979 49,580 75,260 37,398 37,862 7,350 3,698 3,652 14,040 7,535 6,505 2,909 1,348 1,561
Bendemeer 30,005 14,771 15,234 23,716 11,541 12,175 1,416 720 696 4,329 2,273 2,056 544 237 307
Boon Keng 11,164 5,516 5,648 8,850 4,332 4,518 1,333 674 659 796 426 370 185 84 101
Crawford 10,032 5,569 4,463 7,348 4,054 3,294 1,235 631 604 1,220 793 427 229 91 138
Geylang Bahru 13,740 6,925 6,815 10,270 5,162 5,108 1,778 869 909 1,463 807 656 229 87 142
Notes:
- continued
Number
Kampong Java 12,103 5,968 6,135 9,198 4,510 4,688 393 186 207 2,023 1,077 946 489 195 294
Lavender 10,562 5,594 4,968 7,757 4,044 3,713 627 329 298 1,853 1,052 801 325 169 156
Tanjong Rhu 11,120 5,215 5,905 7,427 3,414 4,013 527 270 257 2,280 1,059 1,221 886 472 414
Mandai 1,865 886 979 1,527 717 810 72 34 38 187 100 87 79 35 44
Marine Parade 47,318 22,204 25,114 35,667 16,537 19,130 3,426 1,673 1,753 5,842 2,853 2,989 2,383 1,141 1,242
Katong 9,397 4,465 4,932 8,135 3,820 4,315 102 44 58 684 348 336 476 253 223
Marine Parade 28,553 13,341 15,212 20,933 9,633 11,300 3,263 1,604 1,659 3,009 1,478 1,531 1,348 626 722
Mountbatten 9,367 4,397 4,970 6,599 3,084 3,515 61 25 36 2,149 1,027 1,122 558 261 297
Newton 6,242 2,865 3,377 4,353 1,929 2,424 66 28 38 752 353 399 1,071 555 516
Cairnhill 2,844 1,276 1,568 2,019 877 1,142 22 5 17 355 159 196 448 235 213
Monk's Hill 1,159 538 621 825 372 453 16 9 7 159 77 82 159 80 79
Orange Grove 1,338 610 728 886 393 493 15 6 9 148 64 84 289 147 142
Novena 46,640 22,404 24,236 37,645 17,970 19,675 2,022 986 1,036 4,189 2,142 2,047 2,784 1,306 1,478
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Balestier 32,479 15,770 16,709 26,094 12,616 13,478 1,893 931 962 3,179 1,633 1,546 1,313 590 723
Dunearn 3,746 1,730 2,016 3,095 1,430 1,665 28 12 16 281 136 145 342 152 190
Malcolm 2,690 1,227 1,463 2,200 986 1,214 16 6 10 140 66 74 334 169 165
Moulmein 7,072 3,360 3,712 5,766 2,699 3,067 81 34 47 534 280 254 691 347 344
Outram 19,859 10,144 9,715 16,650 8,408 8,242 1,286 658 628 1,434 838 596 489 240 249
China Square 1,788 871 917 1,728 846 882 12 6 6 29 13 16 19 6 13
Chinatown 9,253 4,558 4,695 8,021 3,895 4,126 294 155 139 674 373 301 264 135 129
Pearl's Hill 8,345 4,471 3,874 6,447 3,437 3,010 980 497 483 720 443 277 198 94 104
Pasir Ris 133,863 66,493 67,370 90,031 44,380 45,651 27,227 13,616 13,611 11,061 5,768 5,293 5,544 2,729 2,815
Elias 36,305 18,019 18,286 24,672 12,175 12,497 7,216 3,597 3,619 3,005 1,549 1,456 1,412 698 714
Notes:
- continued
Number
Loyang East 13,915 6,880 7,035 10,973 5,397 5,576 895 422 473 1,269 666 603 778 395 383
Pasir Ris Drive 61,489 30,609 30,880 38,106 18,783 19,323 15,878 8,019 7,859 5,047 2,621 2,426 2,458 1,186 1,272
Pasir Ris Park 1,294 644 650 994 493 501 106 41 65 89 48 41 105 62 43
Pasir Ris Town 20,808 10,304 10,504 15,238 7,498 7,740 3,132 1,537 1,595 1,651 884 767 787 385 402
Punggol 59,386 29,269 30,117 47,201 23,218 23,983 6,842 3,337 3,505 3,821 2,028 1,793 1,522 686 836
Subzone 2 1,544 757 787 1,315 641 674 141 75 66 63 32 31 25 9 16
Subzone 3 6,665 3,281 3,384 5,264 2,587 2,677 825 407 418 423 218 205 153 69 84
Subzone 4 42,342 20,835 21,507 33,607 16,466 17,141 4,875 2,382 2,493 2,716 1,458 1,258 1,144 529 615
Subzone 5 8,583 4,272 4,311 6,809 3,421 3,388 999 473 526 590 305 285 185 73 112
Queenstown 98,502 46,817 51,685 77,187 36,233 40,954 8,294 4,023 4,271 8,518 4,398 4,120 4,503 2,163 2,340
Commonwealth 8,726 4,102 4,624 6,527 3,002 3,525 1,095 537 558 750 394 356 354 169 185
Dover 11,967 5,814 6,153 9,746 4,677 5,069 691 362 329 1,048 545 503 482 230 252
Ghim Moh 11,831 5,557 6,274 9,401 4,380 5,021 1,234 600 634 853 430 423 343 147 196
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Holland Drive 15,375 7,160 8,215 12,550 5,804 6,746 1,247 570 677 875 463 412 703 323 380
Kent Ridge 1,334 652 682 785 376 409 25 12 13 227 122 105 297 142 155
Margaret Drive 9,027 4,301 4,726 7,698 3,644 4,054 309 139 170 762 390 372 258 128 130
Mei Chin 17,340 8,291 9,049 13,596 6,437 7,159 1,422 692 730 1,805 917 888 517 245 272
Pasir Panjang 1 3,597 1,736 1,861 3,057 1,457 1,600 40 13 27 232 111 121 268 155 113
Pasir Panjang 2 3,480 1,696 1,784 2,823 1,361 1,462 75 36 39 228 126 102 354 173 181
Tanglin Halt 14,375 6,846 7,529 10,085 4,699 5,386 2,128 1,051 1,077 1,544 800 744 618 296 322
River Valley 8,206 3,730 4,476 5,819 2,588 3,231 62 22 40 1,115 500 615 1,210 620 590
Institution Hill 2,695 1,236 1,459 1,972 879 1,093 10 3 7 426 199 227 287 155 132
Leonie Hill 2,274 1,053 1,221 1,388 643 745 19 8 11 471 200 271 396 202 194
Notes:
- continued
Number
One Tree Hill 1,706 765 941 1,219 530 689 13 5 8 168 79 89 306 151 155
Oxley 1,423 630 793 1,160 504 656 17 4 13 48 21 27 198 101 97
Rochor 15,664 7,912 7,752 11,326 5,487 5,839 532 260 272 3,323 1,925 1,398 483 240 243
Bencoolen 1,604 750 854 1,129 510 619 44 20 24 349 180 169 82 40 42
Farrer Park 3,402 1,788 1,614 2,230 1,122 1,108 77 32 45 1,029 606 423 66 28 38
Little India 4,164 2,142 2,022 3,101 1,516 1,585 47 24 23 975 583 392 41 19 22
Sungei Road 2,500 1,263 1,237 1,762 871 891 297 151 146 396 221 175 45 20 25
Victoria 2,430 1,155 1,275 2,057 972 1,085 35 12 23 266 138 128 72 33 39
Sembawang 72,732 36,198 36,534 52,379 25,927 26,452 9,957 4,936 5,021 7,035 3,679 3,356 3,361 1,656 1,705
Admiralty 12,018 5,991 6,027 8,799 4,357 4,442 1,635 815 820 1,130 578 552 454 241 213
Sembawang Central 30,078 14,973 15,105 21,528 10,648 10,880 4,274 2,131 2,143 2,782 1,453 1,329 1,494 741 753
Sembawang North 25,828 12,835 12,993 18,333 9,079 9,254 3,837 1,891 1,946 2,473 1,290 1,183 1,185 575 610
Sembawang Springs 3,531 1,730 1,801 2,852 1,386 1,466 130 61 69 407 225 182 142 58 84
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Sembawang Straits 1,112 575 537 740 388 352 71 33 38 222 119 103 79 35 44
Sengkang 167,054 82,709 84,345 131,925 65,292 66,633 17,087 8,417 8,670 13,849 7,039 6,810 4,193 1,961 2,232
Buangkok 30,751 15,202 15,549 24,370 12,022 12,348 2,796 1,397 1,399 2,710 1,376 1,334 875 407 468
Jalan Kayu East 12,786 6,319 6,467 10,388 5,155 5,233 1,274 612 662 769 398 371 355 154 201
Jalan Kayu West 1,172 544 628 998 459 539 25 8 17 112 61 51 37 16 21
Sengkang Town Centre 52,148 25,848 26,300 40,543 20,071 20,472 5,289 2,598 2,691 4,843 2,486 2,357 1,473 693 780
Sungei Serangoon West 56,573 28,096 28,477 44,098 21,915 22,183 6,468 3,199 3,269 4,776 2,397 2,379 1,231 585 646
Trafalgar 13,624 6,700 6,924 11,528 5,670 5,858 1,235 603 632 639 321 318 222 106 116
Serangoon 124,782 60,709 64,073 103,695 50,254 53,441 5,777 2,854 2,923 11,735 5,879 5,856 3,575 1,722 1,853
Seletar Hills 12,114 5,903 6,211 10,536 5,138 5,398 172 83 89 961 476 485 445 206 239
Notes:
- continued
Number
Serangoon Central 53,506 25,953 27,553 45,169 21,831 23,338 2,046 992 1,054 4,884 2,444 2,440 1,407 686 721
Serangoon Garden 40,467 19,491 20,976 33,496 16,051 17,445 2,022 1,015 1,007 3,711 1,838 1,873 1,238 587 651
Serangoon North 18,695 9,362 9,333 14,494 7,234 7,260 1,537 764 773 2,179 1,121 1,058 485 243 242
Singapore River 2,000 968 1,032 1,358 599 759 18 5 13 155 90 65 469 274 195
Robertson Quay 1,696 809 887 1,170 512 658 18 5 13 102 56 46 406 236 170
Tampines 261,743 128,868 132,875 173,677 85,075 88,602 57,584 28,500 29,084 21,411 11,079 10,332 9,071 4,214 4,857
Simei 42,860 20,883 21,977 30,885 15,003 15,882 5,854 2,886 2,968 4,150 2,098 2,052 1,971 896 1,075
Tampines East 138,807 68,295 70,512 88,568 43,384 45,184 34,460 16,993 17,467 11,111 5,749 5,362 4,668 2,169 2,499
Tampines West 77,956 38,626 39,330 52,440 25,797 26,643 17,222 8,595 8,627 6,050 3,174 2,876 2,244 1,060 1,184
Xilin 2,120 1,064 1,056 1,784 891 893 48 26 22 100 58 42 188 89 99
Tanglin 17,293 8,034 9,259 12,910 5,876 7,034 194 89 105 1,580 768 812 2,609 1,301 1,308
Chatsworth 5,027 2,364 2,663 3,557 1,628 1,929 45 19 26 633 309 324 792 408 384
Nassim 7,531 3,430 4,101 5,848 2,605 3,243 87 41 46 537 262 275 1,059 522 537
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Ridout 1,266 604 662 923 436 487 12 8 4 110 49 61 221 111 110
Tyersall 3,469 1,636 1,833 2,582 1,207 1,375 50 21 29 300 148 152 537 260 277
Toa Payoh 124,653 59,924 64,729 101,947 48,825 53,122 9,621 4,685 4,936 9,613 4,898 4,715 3,472 1,516 1,956
Boon Teck 16,358 7,934 8,424 12,557 6,077 6,480 2,067 994 1,073 1,347 703 644 387 160 227
Braddell 11,536 5,488 6,048 9,058 4,269 4,789 1,347 649 698 809 423 386 322 147 175
Kallang 8,669 4,231 4,438 7,167 3,491 3,676 786 388 398 547 282 265 169 70 99
Kim Keat 8,985 4,427 4,558 7,362 3,635 3,727 545 278 267 846 422 424 232 92 140
Marymount 13,212 6,083 7,129 11,177 5,105 6,072 575 269 306 875 443 432 585 266 319
Paya Lebar 6,852 3,430 3,422 5,843 2,915 2,928 266 137 129 594 306 288 149 72 77
Pei Chun 12,317 5,970 6,347 10,147 4,900 5,247 1,010 499 511 794 415 379 366 156 210
Notes:
- continued
Number
Potong Pasir 13,319 6,655 6,664 10,711 5,322 5,389 766 397 369 1,593 823 770 249 113 136
Sennett 4,426 2,119 2,307 4,008 1,915 2,093 59 32 27 244 127 117 115 45 70
Toa Payoh Central 27,168 12,690 14,478 22,317 10,403 11,914 2,194 1,039 1,155 1,846 896 950 811 352 459
Woodleigh 1,801 892 909 1,596 791 805 6 3 3 112 55 57 87 43 44
Woodlands 245,109 123,661 121,448 149,494 75,088 74,406 62,007 31,287 30,720 27,162 14,229 12,933 6,446 3,057 3,389
Midview 34,629 17,395 17,234 20,436 10,272 10,164 9,883 4,915 4,968 3,517 1,838 1,679 793 370 423
North Coast 15,271 7,728 7,543 8,797 4,473 4,324 4,277 2,150 2,127 1,942 994 948 255 111 144
Woodgrove 35,508 17,758 17,750 21,941 10,893 11,048 8,901 4,514 4,387 3,693 1,907 1,786 973 444 529
Woodlands East 95,401 48,091 47,310 59,284 29,622 29,662 22,164 11,183 10,981 11,059 5,864 5,195 2,894 1,422 1,472
Woodlands South 32,698 16,425 16,273 19,934 9,944 9,990 8,448 4,265 4,183 3,459 1,801 1,658 857 415 442
Woodlands West 31,549 16,240 15,309 19,055 9,865 9,190 8,333 4,259 4,074 3,487 1,821 1,666 674 295 379
Yishun 185,214 92,160 93,054 128,979 63,977 65,002 31,104 15,566 15,538 19,730 10,082 9,648 5,401 2,535 2,866
Khatib 11,639 5,695 5,944 8,613 4,234 4,379 1,517 750 767 1,177 564 613 332 147 185
42
Lower Seletar 1,058 514 544 934 454 480 33 14 19 62 29 33 29 17 12

Northland 32,737 16,314 16,423 21,414 10,651 10,763 6,631 3,291 3,340 3,552 1,839 1,713 1,140 533 607
Springleaf 3,570 1,778 1,792 3,261 1,623 1,638 33 13 20 179 97 82 97 45 52
Yishun Central 1,608 806 802 1,275 628 647 150 78 72 142 79 63 41 21 20
Yishun East 32,933 16,479 16,454 22,247 11,112 11,135 6,188 3,095 3,093 3,503 1,804 1,699 995 468 527
Yishun South 40,551 20,108 20,443 29,325 14,492 14,833 5,651 2,853 2,798 4,459 2,260 2,199 1,116 503 613
Yishun West 60,219 30,052 30,167 41,111 20,417 20,694 10,865 5,457 5,408 6,610 3,385 3,225 1,633 793 840
Others 4,484 2,225 2,259 3,167 1,516 1,651 38 14 24 513 293 220 766 402 364
Notes:
Table 3 Resident Population by Planning Area/Subzone and Type of Dwelling
Number
HDB Dwellings
Condominiums and
Planning Area/Subzone Total 1- and 2-Room 5-Room and Landed Properties Others
Total* 3-Room Flats 4-Room Flats Private Flats
Flats Executive Flats
Total 3,771,721 3,109,655 112,433 632,538 1,279,865 1,076,353 367,483 249,700 44,883
Ang Mo Kio 179,297 151,892 11,655 70,178 47,295 21,856 10,876 16,058 471
Cheng San 30,503 30,500 892 16,371 8,853 4,206 - - 3
Chong Boon 29,903 29,895 1,670 14,804 9,509 3,667 - - 8
Kebun Bahru 25,854 24,486 1,947 12,836 7,063 2,465 - 1,212 156
Sembawang Hills 6,851 - - - - - 169 6,601 81
Shangri-La 21,071 20,751 3,059 9,373 6,005 2,243 - 295 25
Sindo 7,287 - - - - - 1,736 5,419 132
Town Centre 4,982 3,440 - 510 750 2,133 1,537 - 5
Townsville 21,403 21,399 1,329 7,345 9,099 3,539 - - 4
Yio Chu Kang 31,443 21,421 2,758 8,939 6,016 3,603 7,434 2,531 57
Bedok 294,519 204,607 9,235 66,971 76,227 51,122 38,526 46,070 5,316
43
Bayshore 6,497 - - - - - 5,903 458 136

Bedok North 91,139 82,421 3,619 38,023 28,366 11,810 3,819 4,742 157
Bedok Reservoir 23,076 19,216 - 3,217 9,298 6,642 3,853 - 7
Bedok South 52,313 34,663 1,763 10,026 14,852 7,834 5,321 11,986 343
Frankel 31,536 237 234 - 1 - 11,126 19,598 575
Kaki Bukit 43,781 42,558 339 7,372 17,807 16,920 440 739 44
Kembangan 38,722 25,512 3,280 8,333 5,903 7,916 4,241 8,547 422
Siglap 7,455 - - - - - 3,823 - 3,632
Bishan 91,298 67,309 786 5,916 33,140 27,383 11,051 11,230 1,708
Bishan East 30,374 29,096 2 2,246 12,919 13,892 1,269 - 9
Marymount 29,256 24,041 - - 15,357 8,672 2,034 3,052 129
Notes:
* 'Total' includes other HDB dwellings.
- continued
Number
HDB Dwellings
Condominiums and
Upper Thomson 31,668 14,172 784 3,670 4,864 4,819 7,748 8,178 1,570
Bukit Batok 144,198 114,671 116 30,581 53,465 30,195 24,525 4,618 384
Bukit Batok Central 26,553 25,150 116 4,629 12,286 8,067 1,399 - 4
Bukit Batok East 15,921 15,878 - 7,188 6,101 2,493 - - 43
Bukit Batok South 14,651 12,604 - - 6,721 5,883 1,353 656 38
Bukit Batok West 16,286 16,276 - 6,141 6,418 3,663 - - 10
Gombak 8,866 7,023 - - 4,159 2,864 151 1,639 53
Guilin 13,911 9,144 - 3,900 2,702 2,541 4,758 - 9
Hillview 17,942 25 - - - - 15,552 2,323 42
Hong Kah 30,067 28,571 - 8,723 15,078 4,684 1,312 - 184
Bukit Merah 157,122 148,648 23,557 46,400 45,533 32,235 6,624 365 1,485
Alexandra Hill 16,345 16,109 4,381 3,252 4,574 3,679 - - 236
44
Bukit Ho Swee 16,483 15,963 4,347 7,773 1,963 1,745 469 - 51

Bukit Merah 1,302 1,263 - 175 15 1,037 - - 39
Depot Road 4,210 4,199 - - 1,882 2,317 - - 11
Everton Park 9,259 8,260 - 1,883 2,536 3,782 702 75 222
Henderson Hill 15,613 15,422 4,537 5,755 4,060 1,017 145 - 46
Kampong Tiong Bahru 11,743 11,638 2,154 5,580 2,423 1,338 - - 105
Maritime Square 1,921 - - - - - 1,422 106 393
Redhill 11,905 11,400 1,928 2,815 3,196 3,439 409 - 96
Telok Blangah Drive 16,164 15,782 1,389 5,044 5,231 4,055 333 36 13
Telok Blangah Rise 15,012 14,009 901 5,290 6,386 1,348 840 139 24
Telok Blangah Way 11,138 11,110 2,139 5,494 1,801 1,593 - - 28
Notes:
- continued
Number
HDB Dwellings
Condominiums and
Tiong Bahru 8,440 8,166 122 2,496 3,704 1,823 141 2 131
Tiong Bahru Station 16,747 15,327 1,659 843 7,762 5,062 1,359 - 61
Bukit Panjang 128,734 112,901 - 7,892 54,397 50,606 12,433 3,100 300
Bangkit 25,286 23,836 - 3,352 14,272 6,208 1,443 - 7
Bukit Panjang 34,963 28,101 - 4,540 11,457 12,102 6,191 643 28
Dairy Farm 3,750 - - - - - 1,713 1,983 54
Fajar 22,991 22,991 - - 11,399 11,592 - - -
Nature Reserve 3,601 - - - - - 3,086 474 41
Saujana 21,957 21,957 - - 9,752 12,205 - - -
Senja 16,186 16,016 - - 7,517 8,499 - - 170
Bukit Timah 70,314 8,174 - 1,214 3,034 3,868 28,613 32,364 1,163
Anak Bukit 21,990 6,037 - 53 2,447 3,525 7,858 7,842 253
45
Coronation Road 5,636 - - - - - 1,161 4,110 365

Farrer Court 4,091 2,137 - 1,161 587 343 1,021 902 31
Hillcrest 8,323 - - - - - 2,915 5,125 283
Holland Road 8,452 - - - - - 4,296 4,118 38
Leedon Park 5,838 - - - - - 1,931 3,887 20
Swiss Club 5,234 - - - - - 1,702 3,398 134
Ulu Pandan 10,750 - - - - - 7,729 2,982 39
Changi 2,155 484 - 424 - 4 - 360 1,311
Changi West 1,378 - - - - - - 245 1,133
Choa Chu Kang 173,291 156,843 990 4,196 77,396 74,230 13,556 2,461 431
Central 20,282 16,412 - - 9,578 6,834 3,868 - 2
Notes:
- continued
Number
HDB Dwellings
Condominiums and
Keat Hong 16,399 13,880 - - 8,585 5,295 2,138 258 123
Kranji North 16,020 16,018 330 - 3,942 11,746 - - 2
Pang Sua 17,189 12,397 - - 5,725 6,672 2,578 2,203 11
Peng Siang 31,257 30,980 - - 19,093 11,887 - - 277
Teck Whye 26,887 26,876 660 4,196 12,648 9,341 - - 11
Yew Tee 45,257 40,280 - - 17,825 22,455 4,972 - 5
Clementi 91,874 73,608 2,058 33,225 26,402 11,408 11,152 5,936 1,178
Clementi Central 13,020 11,894 - 5,091 5,786 826 - 969 157
Clementi North 23,875 23,670 620 11,260 8,335 3,399 - - 205
Clementi West 17,539 15,351 - 9,184 4,669 1,389 1,984 198 6
Clementi Woods 20,999 18,753 1,438 7,388 6,195 3,599 1,873 295 78
Faber 4,477 - - - - - 2,882 1,595 -
46
Sunset Way 6,795 3,940 - 302 1,417 2,195 1,963 886 6

West Coast 5,132 - - - - - 2,450 1,993 689
Downtown Core 3,722 2,584 - 1,426 1,133 25 663 - 475
Bugis 2,711 2,584 - 1,426 1,133 25 72 - 55
Geylang 120,690 95,903 9,591 34,439 34,101 17,298 14,255 7,356 3,176
Aljunied 43,892 33,351 2,244 12,187 11,581 7,160 8,422 1,003 1,116
Geylang East 32,556 21,262 2,149 7,923 6,637 4,431 5,047 4,437 1,810
Kampong Ubi 14,128 14,069 - 1,229 10,551 2,244 - - 59
Macpherson 30,050 27,221 5,198 13,100 5,332 3,463 786 1,916 127
Hougang 216,697 174,841 789 26,852 89,771 56,996 14,201 21,899 5,756
Hougang Central 50,316 42,698 789 6,535 21,975 13,280 5,257 1,227 1,134
Notes:
- continued
Number
HDB Dwellings
Condominiums and
Lorong Ah Soo 34,457 29,968 - 9,715 12,165 7,889 825 3,509 155
Rosyth 23,068 4,884 - 921 2,784 1,176 4,702 11,898 1,584
Tai Keng 12,908 8,160 - 75 5,507 2,578 525 3,857 366
Trafalgar 95,922 89,131 - 9,606 47,340 32,073 2,892 1,408 2,491
Jurong East 88,118 80,583 187 21,033 28,362 30,759 7,452 - 83
Boon Lay 20,176 17,062 187 4,117 6,198 6,491 3,104 - 10
Jurong Lake 1,138 - - - - - 1,137 - 1
Jurong Regional Centre 2,542 2,538 - 812 847 858 - - 4
Teban Gardens 19,213 19,203 - 6,283 7,449 5,471 - - 10
Toh Guan 15,234 15,229 - - 5,677 9,552 - - 5
Yuhua 29,779 26,551 - 9,821 8,191 8,387 3,211 - 17
Jurong West 267,524 251,461 3,482 33,783 108,070 105,910 11,110 4,106 847
47
Boon Lay 24,384 21,755 1,941 12,787 2,591 4,436 2,587 - 42

Central 69,324 68,268 - - 27,084 41,184 1,050 - 6
Hong Kah 59,658 56,878 - 13,803 27,883 14,981 2,759 - 21
Taman Jurong 32,338 28,876 1,320 4,623 11,497 11,436 2,160 744 558
Wenya 8,190 8,119 - - 3,470 4,649 - - 71
Yunnan 73,587 67,565 221 2,570 35,545 29,224 2,554 3,362 106
Kallang 99,559 81,403 12,172 29,945 24,540 14,306 14,613 1,970 1,573
Bendemeer 30,005 26,019 1,648 9,381 10,189 4,619 2,819 726 441
Boon Keng 11,164 10,931 1,019 2,745 4,498 2,604 34 192 7
Crawford 10,032 9,550 4,683 3,063 960 807 383 - 99
Geylang Bahru 13,740 13,695 1,304 8,436 1,571 2,313 - - 45
Notes:
- continued
Number
HDB Dwellings
Condominiums and
Kampong Java 12,103 8,794 361 2,305 4,243 1,846 2,152 963 194
Lavender 10,562 7,083 2,521 1,576 1,933 1,030 2,789 30 660
Tanjong Rhu 11,120 4,545 636 2,439 483 964 6,431 59 85
Mandai 1,865 - - - - - 1,195 655 15
Marine Parade 47,318 23,117 3,463 7,675 5,842 6,020 13,896 9,734 571
Katong 9,397 - - - - - 4,571 4,423 403
Marine Parade 28,553 23,117 3,463 7,675 5,842 6,020 5,236 153 47
Mountbatten 9,367 - - - - - 4,089 5,158 120
Newton 6,242 - - - - - 5,551 573 118
Cairnhill 2,844 - - - - - 2,347 459 38
Monk's Hill 1,159 - - - - - 1,125 12 22
Orange Grove 1,338 - - - - - 1,311 7 20
48
Novena 46,640 23,332 1,977 8,692 7,135 5,384 14,570 7,598 1,140
Balestier 32,479 23,109 1,977 8,692 6,913 5,384 7,876 662 832
Dunearn 3,746 - - - - - 628 3,079 39
Malcolm 2,690 - - - - - 806 1,793 91
Moulmein 7,072 223 - - 222 - 5,260 1,428 161
Outram 19,859 17,399 6,246 6,353 3,512 1,225 1,826 10 624
China Square 1,788 1,709 - 1,620 - 89 59 - 20
Chinatown 9,253 8,677 1,037 3,352 3,174 1,114 310 10 256
Pearl's Hill 8,345 7,013 5,209 1,381 338 22 994 - 338
Pasir Ris 133,863 109,904 42 - 42,062 67,793 15,862 7,398 699
Elias 36,305 31,518 - - 11,857 19,661 2,572 2,203 12
Notes:
- continued
Number
HDB Dwellings
Condominiums and
Loyang East 13,915 - - - - - 8,979 4,523 413
Pasir Ris Drive 61,489 59,467 42 - 25,617 33,801 1,813 - 209
Pasir Ris Park 1,294 - - - - - 1,000 288 6
Pasir Ris Town 20,808 18,919 - - 4,588 14,331 1,498 384 7
Punggol 59,386 59,127 172 - 19,618 39,337 - 250 9
Subzone 2 1,544 1,542 - - 1,542 - - - 2
Subzone 3 6,665 6,665 - - 2,113 4,552 - - -
Subzone 4 42,342 42,341 - - 12,193 30,148 - - 1
Subzone 5 8,583 8,579 172 - 3,770 4,637 - - 4
Queenstown 98,502 83,364 8,295 40,701 20,656 13,346 8,991 3,633 2,514
Commonwealth 8,726 8,721 1,879 6,483 327 - - - 5
Dover 11,967 9,664 465 2,970 3,248 2,974 2,183 47 73
49
Ghim Moh 11,831 11,830 1,632 6,218 2,329 1,564 - - 1

Holland Drive 15,375 15,349 596 8,094 3,991 2,601 - 14 12
Kent Ridge 1,334 - - - - - - 92 1,242
Margaret Drive 9,027 8,966 33 888 5,261 2,782 13 19 29
Mei Chin 17,340 14,492 1,764 6,446 3,133 3,034 2,599 203 46
Pasir Panjang 1 3,597 - - - - - 2,147 1,329 121
Pasir Panjang 2 3,480 - - - - - 1,634 1,785 61
Tanglin Halt 14,375 14,342 1,926 9,602 2,367 391 - - 33
River Valley 8,206 - - - - - 6,808 923 475
Institution Hill 2,695 - - - - - 2,595 43 57
Leonie Hill 2,274 - - - - - 2,175 34 65
Notes:
- continued
Number
HDB Dwellings
Condominiums and
One Tree Hill 1,706 - - - - - 1,066 612 28
Oxley 1,423 - - - - - 901 197 325
Rochor 15,664 12,467 777 5,681 5,104 838 1,892 202 1,103
Bencoolen 1,604 1,261 57 1,056 124 - 307 - 36
Farrer Park 3,402 2,946 - 367 2,113 436 137 44 275
Little India 4,164 3,630 - 1,556 1,773 301 69 29 436
Sungei Road 2,500 2,458 720 1,218 455 52 9 - 33
Victoria 2,430 2,172 - 1,484 639 49 172 - 86
Sembawang 72,732 67,675 470 - 27,899 39,306 1,395 3,239 423
Admiralty 12,018 11,969 470 - 4,668 6,831 1 5 43
Sembawang Central 30,078 29,900 - - 11,656 18,244 177 - 1
Sembawang North 25,828 25,806 - - 11,575 14,231 - - 22
50
Sembawang Springs 3,531 - - - - - 1,217 2,075 239

Sembawang Straits 1,112 - - - - - - 1,052 60
Sengkang 167,054 156,864 313 1,193 67,334 88,024 8,060 1,643 487
Buangkok 30,751 30,750 200 244 10,335 19,971 - - 1
Jalan Kayu East 12,786 12,429 113 791 7,051 4,474 - 335 22
Jalan Kayu West 1,172 - - - - - 2 800 370
Sengkang Town Centre 52,148 50,552 - 158 18,514 31,880 1,332 253 11
Sungei Serangoon West 56,573 51,189 - - 20,579 30,610 5,126 255 3
Trafalgar 13,624 11,944 - - 10,855 1,089 1,600 - 80
Serangoon 124,782 75,361 339 12,410 38,109 24,269 12,762 34,601 2,058
Seletar Hills 12,114 - - - - - 1,335 10,569 210
Notes:
- continued
Number
HDB Dwellings
Condominiums and
Serangoon Central 53,506 34,167 339 6,876 18,329 8,516 10,261 8,702 376
Serangoon Garden 40,467 22,527 - 5,534 12,206 4,660 1,166 15,330 1,444
Serangoon North 18,695 18,667 - - 7,574 11,093 - - 28
Singapore River 2,000 - - - - - 1,835 - 165
Robertson Quay 1,696 - - - - - 1,659 - 37
Tampines 261,743 236,509 1,024 36,372 107,808 90,799 19,726 4,689 819
Simei 42,860 26,488 - 202 13,549 12,737 11,922 4,188 262
Tampines East 138,807 135,180 679 26,137 56,888 51,148 3,302 - 325
Tampines West 77,956 74,841 345 10,033 37,371 26,914 2,904 - 211
Xilin 2,120 - - - - - 1,598 501 21
Tanglin 17,293 591 - 43 253 279 12,062 4,307 333
Chatsworth 5,027 - - - - - 3,881 1,006 140
51
Nassim 7,531 - - - - - 5,613 1,789 129

Ridout 1,266 16 - - - - 486 725 39
Tyersall 3,469 575 - 43 253 279 2,082 787 25
Toa Payoh 124,653 108,550 10,848 41,975 31,895 23,272 5,093 5,840 5,170
Boon Teck 16,358 16,114 5,258 5,453 1,411 3,926 - - 244
Braddell 11,536 11,525 1,657 4,667 2,235 2,885 - - 11
Kallang 8,669 8,622 468 2,471 3,471 2,190 - - 47
Kim Keat 8,985 8,939 - 3,727 2,933 2,269 - - 46
Marymount 13,212 8,862 263 6,865 1,045 567 802 - 3,548
Paya Lebar 6,852 5,055 - 966 1,944 2,128 237 1,395 165
Pei Chun 12,317 12,300 437 6,171 3,233 2,380 - - 17
Notes:
- continued
Number
HDB Dwellings
Condominiums and
Potong Pasir 13,319 11,653 - 5,886 4,468 1,241 921 77 668
Sennett 4,426 - - - - - 122 4,117 187
Toa Payoh Central 27,168 25,480 2,765 5,769 11,155 5,686 1,521 - 167
Woodleigh 1,801 - - - - - 1,490 251 60
Woodlands 245,109 234,919 3,162 17,586 106,947 107,070 9,023 537 630
Midview 34,629 34,405 536 490 14,828 18,545 - - 224
North Coast 15,271 15,249 162 6,156 6,414 2,483 - 13 9
Woodgrove 35,508 31,552 - 2,000 14,640 14,891 3,318 524 114
Woodlands East 95,401 90,879 - - 47,760 43,119 4,516 - 6
Woodlands South 32,698 31,518 103 - 12,645 18,770 1,127 - 53
Woodlands West 31,549 31,316 2,361 8,940 10,660 9,262 62 - 171
Yishun 185,214 174,564 687 39,382 92,825 41,190 5,384 4,966 300
52
Khatib 11,639 11,628 - 1,925 5,119 4,578 - - 11

Lower Seletar 1,058 - - - - - - 1,058 -
Northland 32,737 32,717 - 7,956 18,140 6,519 - - 20
Springleaf 3,570 - - - - - 115 3,424 31
Yishun Central 1,608 1,607 - 20 869 709 - - 1
Yishun East 32,933 32,035 363 3,190 19,425 9,047 893 - 5
Yishun South 40,551 39,032 - 4,042 21,505 13,425 1,508 - 11
Yishun West 60,219 57,545 324 22,249 27,767 6,912 2,457 - 217
Others 4,484 - - - - - 1,902 1,009 1,573
Notes:
Table 4 Resident Population Aged 5 Years and Over by Planning Area and Language Most Frequently Spoken at Home
Number
Other Indian
Planning Area Total English Mandarin Chinese Dialects Malay Tamil Others
Languages
Total 3,399,054 1,097,443 1,211,505 487,031 414,475 110,667 40,334 37,600
Ang Mo Kio 159,408 46,338 61,143 32,771 10,352 6,079 1,202 1,522
Bedok 264,108 96,675 80,351 37,280 38,903 4,953 3,575 2,372
Bishan 85,933 44,620 23,841 10,709 3,225 2,045 540 954
Bukit Batok 133,659 41,029 49,889 15,031 17,785 5,368 2,460 2,096
Bukit Merah 133,583 37,409 41,195 36,709 8,624 6,995 1,057 1,593
Bukit Panjang 121,427 33,440 51,221 14,239 17,673 2,758 1,039 1,056
Bukit Timah 62,191 43,439 11,549 4,798 304 366 312 1,422
Changi 1,930 750 342 150 514 148 27 -
Choa Chu Kang 165,926 46,003 67,434 17,764 24,533 5,768 2,278 2,146
Clementi 78,299 27,571 24,284 13,486 7,988 2,976 1,014 979
Downtown Core 3,036 759 1,316 733 8 70 80 70
Geylang 104,955 27,447 37,123 20,707 13,969 3,404 996 1,309
53
Hougang 200,910 63,388 80,880 32,805 14,566 6,038 1,795 1,438

Jurong East 79,771 20,084 29,866 11,948 11,502 4,308 1,061 1,001
Jurong West 245,593 49,634 108,075 29,058 41,596 11,109 3,012 3,109
Kallang 83,528 23,414 29,154 17,767 5,895 4,712 1,654 932
Mandai 1,406 686 395 230 43 53 - -
Marine Parade 39,652 21,012 8,962 4,884 2,635 506 1,269 384
Newton 4,785 3,319 680 204 64 32 122 363
Novena 39,703 18,953 10,244 6,638 1,430 1,273 489 676
Outram 12,870 2,041 4,458 4,795 882 516 16 161
Pasir Ris 126,215 56,929 35,055 10,119 20,280 1,574 1,120 1,138
Notes:
Data exclude persons who were unable to speak, and those in one-person households and households comprising only unrelated persons.
Table 4 Resident Population Aged 5 Years and Over by Planning Area and Language Most Frequently Spoken at Home
- continued
Number
Other Indian
Planning Area Total English Mandarin Chinese Dialects Malay Tamil Others
Languages
Punggol 53,707 19,430 21,235 5,963 4,825 874 1,017 364
Queenstown 82,291 30,842 23,272 16,181 6,629 3,217 931 1,221
River Valley 6,726 4,484 1,029 657 99 25 118 313
Rochor 12,410 2,816 4,484 3,147 311 1,413 183 55
Sembawang 66,351 19,107 28,062 7,278 7,607 2,165 627 1,504
Sengkang 153,704 46,112 65,613 19,906 13,992 4,270 2,730 1,081
Serangoon 114,847 52,649 35,374 16,016 4,828 3,827 1,116 1,036
Singapore River 1,060 776 103 57 68 - - 56
Tampines 241,228 76,645 76,917 27,721 50,345 4,090 3,189 2,321
Tanglin 14,024 10,509 1,562 1,074 112 26 165 575
Toa Payoh 108,787 36,377 37,740 22,355 7,005 3,728 575 1,007
Woodlands 225,249 50,698 90,263 19,741 51,078 9,043 2,533 1,892
Yishun 167,395 40,711 67,705 23,982 24,748 6,893 1,997 1,358
54
Others 2,386 1,346 687 126 54 43 36 94
Notes:
Data exclude persons who were unable to speak, and those in one-person households and households comprising only unrelated persons.
Table 5 Resident Students Aged 5 Years and Over by Planning Area and Level of Education Attending
Number
Professional
Post-Secondary
Planning Area Total Pre-Primary Primary Secondary Polytechnic Qualification and University
(Non-Tertiary)
Other Diploma
Total 796,548 61,492 282,150 231,992 55,935 79,708 14,885 70,386

Ang Mo Kio 31,023 2,501 10,897 8,754 2,102 2,966 595 3,208
Bedok 57,802 4,103 20,171 15,944 4,364 6,343 1,326 5,550
Bishan 20,922 1,562 6,490 5,711 1,704 2,274 357 2,824
Bukit Batok 33,277 2,372 11,574 9,601 2,708 3,202 598 3,224
Bukit Merah 23,013 1,874 8,052 6,390 1,472 2,433 462 2,330
Bukit Panjang 31,421 2,545 11,233 8,963 2,277 3,078 574 2,752
Bukit Timah 15,893 1,338 5,470 4,150 1,600 759 163 2,413
Changi 529 81 240 133 25 31 7 12
Choa Chu Kang 46,661 3,166 16,530 15,224 3,417 4,531 819 2,976
Clementi 15,674 1,403 5,521 4,262 973 1,374 319 1,822
Downtown Core 449 39 149 103 26 56 13 63
55
Geylang 21,532 1,515 7,135 6,450 1,649 2,394 464 1,924

Hougang 48,174 2,960 15,800 14,462 3,600 5,441 978 4,934
Jurong East 17,753 1,370 6,270 5,140 1,265 1,559 277 1,873
Jurong West 59,977 5,116 22,029 17,625 3,794 5,931 1,078 4,402
Kallang 15,606 1,297 5,499 4,602 1,100 1,347 303 1,458
Mandai 323 32 90 133 19 25 - 25
Marine Parade 8,513 766 3,186 2,309 601 605 195 851
Newton 1,114 74 458 298 85 65 30 103
Novena 8,218 668 2,807 2,504 681 548 165 844
Outram 1,833 141 598 546 98 271 44 135
Pasir Ris 38,119 2,144 12,782 13,160 2,808 4,290 569 2,367
Note: Planning areas refer to areas demarcated in the Urban Redevelopment Authority's Master Plan 2008.
Table 5 Resident Students Aged 5 Years and Over by Planning Area and Level of Education Attending
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Number
Professional
Post-Secondary
Planning Area Total Pre-Primary Primary Secondary Polytechnic Qualification and University
(Non-Tertiary)
Other Diploma
Punggol 11,746 1,787 5,228 2,539 448 903 112 729

Queenstown 16,039 1,290 5,516 4,726 1,239 1,367 302 1,599
River Valley 1,566 95 659 441 171 38 30 133
Rochor 2,133 194 626 621 144 188 101 258
Sembawang 16,365 1,716 6,656 4,262 912 1,444 228 1,148
Sengkang 36,700 3,938 15,320 9,176 1,705 3,443 641 2,477
Serangoon 26,692 1,708 8,477 7,515 2,350 2,578 458 3,606
Singapore River 208 34 87 45 14 - - 27
Tampines 60,883 3,859 20,452 18,435 4,495 7,117 1,265 5,259
Tanglin 3,010 244 1,127 920 279 80 72 288
Toa Payoh 22,185 1,740 7,650 6,335 1,574 2,253 452 2,181
Woodlands 62,076 4,936 24,048 19,306 3,563 6,170 999 3,055
56
Yishun 38,599 2,837 13,178 11,083 2,618 4,585 857 3,441

Others 518 48 143 126 54 19 29 98
Table 6 Resident Students Aged 5 Years and Over by Planning Area and Usual Mode of Transport to School
Number
Private
Public Bus MRT & Public MRT & Car MRT & Lorry/Pickup Motorcycle/ No Transport
Planning Area Total MRT Only Taxi Only Car Only Chartered Others
Only Bus Only Only Another Mode Only Scooter Only Required
Bus/Van Only
Total 792,117 207,256 45,452 110,931 2,053 3,140 1,782 89,384 74,798 2,259 3,585 44,238 207,238
Ang Mo Kio 30,776 8,837 1,541 4,012 103 25 97 4,029 2,729 131 104 1,367 7,803
Bedok 57,419 16,868 2,085 7,934 235 60 148 8,162 6,387 158 334 3,354 11,696
Bishan 20,784 5,917 1,175 3,251 65 51 76 3,341 2,461 37 82 1,174 3,154
Bukit Batok 33,149 9,225 1,945 4,397 86 98 33 4,083 3,415 50 157 1,830 7,831
Bukit Merah 22,854 7,759 1,527 3,705 31 54 37 1,770 2,640 45 69 814 4,402
Bukit Panjang 31,335 8,351 19 1,690 20 1,091 56 3,236 2,719 75 153 4,435 9,490
Bukit Timah 15,521 3,670 - 828 69 - 91 5,427 2,116 20 6 1,327 1,967
Changi 529 193 12 31 - - 25 123 94 - 25 26 -
Choa Chu Kang 46,537 8,008 4,296 8,129 132 504 31 3,399 3,301 161 222 3,233 15,121
Clementi 15,500 4,813 588 1,715 19 29 33 2,077 2,078 43 76 833 3,195
Downtown Core 435 114 31 89 - - - 50 67 - - 14 69
57
Geylang 21,393 6,341 1,599 3,384 37 25 41 2,316 2,042 80 145 926 4,457
Hougang 47,980 16,115 1,820 6,361 126 101 175 5,449 4,051 182 176 2,175 11,250
Jurong East 17,661 6,163 899 2,364 43 12 19 1,447 2,010 31 91 886 3,694
Jurong West 59,676 15,293 3,484 9,353 84 58 97 4,207 5,713 160 294 2,315 18,619
Kallang 15,508 4,242 1,492 2,223 58 26 50 2,000 2,027 76 62 575 2,678
Mandai 323 99 - 81 6 - - 68 25 - - 19 26
Marine Parade 8,444 2,438 19 826 78 - 19 1,716 1,213 8 13 491 1,624
Newton 1,090 102 35 75 - - - 425 274 - - 39 140
Novena 8,141 2,354 225 1,053 43 - 14 1,661 1,246 26 6 497 1,016
Outram 1,825 546 377 418 - - - 112 152 - 12 26 183
Pasir Ris 38,000 10,020 1,298 6,039 113 43 83 4,696 2,626 12 113 1,746 11,212
Notes:
Data exclude students who were overseas for at least 6 months.
Table 6 Resident Students Aged 5 Years and Over by Planning Area and Usual Mode of Transport to School
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Number
Private
Bus/Van Only
Punggol 11,713 2,034 457 886 21 155 19 1,680 1,093 75 44 933 4,317
Queenstown 15,938 4,713 927 2,255 58 13 39 2,070 1,678 50 44 898 3,194
River Valley 1,554 244 6 139 25 - 6 454 399 - - 84 197
Rochor 2,109 743 221 323 7 8 6 101 176 19 31 95 378
Sembawang 16,306 1,874 2,368 2,596 52 25 38 1,423 998 25 44 574 6,289
Sengkang 36,565 7,730 1,794 3,389 25 370 75 3,356 3,730 122 94 3,906 11,974
Serangoon 26,472 6,831 1,512 4,322 99 78 51 5,148 2,717 64 108 1,610 3,931
Singapore River 208 44 - 29 - - - 36 50 - - 14 35
Tampines 60,556 17,597 2,849 8,604 98 97 162 5,166 5,732 173 435 3,219 16,423
Tanglin 2,936 453 - 118 12 - 19 1,176 546 - - 215 398
Toa Payoh 22,027 6,296 1,551 3,583 50 43 37 2,243 1,996 63 115 960 5,090
Woodlands 61,908 13,242 5,387 9,887 149 75 138 3,782 3,996 274 304 2,029 22,646
58
Yishun 38,443 7,942 3,904 6,790 97 100 70 2,718 2,235 99 227 1,557 12,701
Others 502 46 8 51 12 - - 236 70 - - 42 37
Notes:
Data exclude students who were overseas for at least 6 months.
Table 7 Resident Students Aged 5 Years and Over by Planning Area and Travelling Time to School
Number
Planning Area Total Up to 15 mins 16 - 30 mins 31 - 45 mins 46 - 60 mins More than 60 mins
Total 789,835 336,398 235,539 96,509 82,413 38,976

Ang Mo Kio 30,673 13,372 9,047 3,435 3,129 1,690
Bedok 57,223 22,684 18,106 7,387 5,712 3,334
Bishan 20,751 7,656 7,084 2,753 2,232 1,026
Bukit Batok 33,051 12,606 11,738 4,679 3,334 693
Bukit Merah 22,791 8,858 7,405 3,106 2,534 887
Bukit Panjang 31,298 13,558 9,234 4,000 3,380 1,127
Bukit Timah 15,470 6,812 5,810 1,832 780 236
Changi 529 124 270 57 53 25
Choa Chu Kang 46,411 20,228 12,643 6,948 5,307 1,285
Clementi 15,457 7,263 5,288 1,512 1,053 341
Downtown Core 435 122 187 41 72 14
Geylang 21,315 8,256 6,970 2,933 2,337 819
59
Hougang 47,773 19,127 13,536 5,709 5,803 3,597

Jurong East 17,587 6,484 6,330 2,727 1,610 436
Jurong West 59,532 27,412 16,879 6,876 6,074 2,290
Kallang 15,454 5,578 5,734 2,126 1,503 512
Mandai 323 93 105 49 50 26
Marine Parade 8,419 3,689 2,488 925 964 353
Newton 1,090 458 429 157 47 -
Novena 8,100 3,033 2,772 1,055 924 316
Outram 1,825 507 733 299 237 50
Pasir Ris 37,855 16,147 9,949 4,487 4,290 2,983
Notes:
Data exclude students studying from home and students who were overseas for at least 6 months.
Table 7 Resident Students Aged 5 Years and Over by Planning Area and Travelling Time to School
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Number
Punggol 11,676 5,970 2,855 1,077 1,068 705

Queenstown 15,882 6,859 5,558 1,802 1,406 256
River Valley 1,548 658 520 246 103 20
Rochor 2,103 710 794 277 208 113
Sembawang 16,261 8,551 3,489 1,631 1,695 894
Sengkang 36,482 17,335 8,824 4,284 3,781 2,258
Serangoon 26,352 9,290 8,673 3,525 3,189 1,674
Singapore River 208 118 60 29 - -
Tampines 60,419 25,578 17,782 6,225 5,910 4,924
Tanglin 2,923 1,439 1,121 237 104 22
Toa Payoh 21,977 8,999 6,829 3,035 2,242 873
Woodlands 61,788 29,080 16,112 7,086 6,996 2,514
Yishun 38,354 17,578 9,962 3,900 4,263 2,652
60
Others 502 165 221 63 23 30
Notes:
Data exclude students studying from home and students who were overseas for at least 6 months.
Table 8 Resident Population Aged 15 Years and Over by Planning Area, Marital Status and Sex
Number
Total Single Married Widowed Divorced/Separated
Planning Area
Total 3,105,748 1,517,428 1,588,321 1,000,467 527,090 473,377 1,844,606 928,352 916,254 157,556 24,854 132,702 103,120 37,132 65,988
Ang Mo Kio 153,174 73,334 79,840 51,372 26,666 24,706 85,412 42,992 42,420 9,768 1,478 8,290 6,621 2,197 4,424
Bedok 247,021 120,511 126,510 82,771 43,753 39,018 141,670 71,251 70,419 13,847 2,204 11,643 8,733 3,303 5,430
Bishan 78,118 37,727 40,391 26,265 13,550 12,715 45,967 22,968 22,999 3,680 556 3,124 2,205 652 1,553
Bukit Batok 120,715 59,762 60,953 39,105 20,891 18,214 72,971 36,971 36,000 4,968 760 4,208 3,670 1,140 2,531
Bukit Merah 133,561 64,285 69,276 44,397 23,560 20,837 71,860 36,361 35,498 10,699 1,738 8,961 6,606 2,627 3,979
Bukit Panjang 105,820 52,257 53,563 33,763 17,978 15,785 65,216 32,665 32,551 4,193 693 3,500 2,649 921 1,728
Bukit Timah 56,033 26,475 29,558 16,739 7,837 8,901 35,535 17,740 17,795 2,315 429 1,887 1,444 469 975
Changi 1,755 878 877 424 226 198 1,219 623 596 48 - 48 63 29 35
Choa Chu Kang 141,227 69,806 71,422 43,971 23,148 20,823 88,499 44,429 44,071 5,354 852 4,502 3,402 1,377 2,026
Clementi 76,131 36,045 40,085 25,034 12,381 12,653 43,618 21,860 21,758 4,543 731 3,812 2,936 1,073 1,862
Downtown Core 3,323 1,647 1,675 1,178 640 539 1,796 907 888 218 25 193 131 75 56
Geylang 102,596 50,699 51,897 35,581 19,417 16,165 55,484 28,379 27,105 7,043 1,161 5,882 4,487 1,742 2,745
61
Hougang 181,495 88,055 93,440 61,878 31,809 30,069 105,245 52,920 52,325 9,106 1,492 7,614 5,265 1,834 3,431
Jurong East 73,372 36,914 36,458 24,322 13,590 10,731 43,677 22,043 21,635 3,354 561 2,794 2,019 720 1,299
Jurong West 218,175 109,664 108,511 66,671 36,603 30,068 136,774 69,376 67,399 8,454 1,361 7,092 6,276 2,323 3,953
Kallang 84,581 41,650 42,931 29,066 15,896 13,170 45,551 23,159 22,392 6,020 937 5,083 3,943 1,658 2,286
Mandai 1,301 628 672 372 159 213 861 457 404 31 6 25 38 6 32
Marine Parade 37,848 17,766 20,082 11,564 5,652 5,913 22,217 11,174 11,043 2,537 394 2,143 1,530 546 984
Newton 4,713 2,206 2,506 1,336 573 763 3,015 1,513 1,502 165 41 124 196 79 117
Novena 38,122 18,244 19,878 11,796 5,876 5,919 22,587 11,371 11,217 2,318 387 1,931 1,422 610 812
Outram 15,071 7,709 7,362 5,782 3,388 2,395 6,794 3,547 3,247 1,465 263 1,202 1,029 511 518
Pasir Ris 107,040 53,196 53,844 34,111 18,127 15,984 66,681 33,426 33,255 3,895 675 3,219 2,353 968 1,385
Table 8 Resident Population Aged 15 Years and Over by Planning Area, Marital Status and Sex
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Number
Planning Area
Punggol 46,364 22,393 23,971 10,125 5,108 5,016 33,402 16,710 16,692 1,612 209 1,403 1,225 366 859
Queenstown 81,032 38,043 42,990 25,681 12,860 12,821 45,884 22,994 22,889 5,725 831 4,894 3,743 1,357 2,385
River Valley 6,490 3,000 3,490 2,131 946 1,186 3,820 1,940 1,880 300 57 243 239 58 181
Rochor 12,860 6,291 6,570 4,370 2,359 2,011 7,081 3,620 3,461 908 126 782 501 186 315
Sembawang 57,083 27,964 29,119 15,691 8,279 7,412 37,927 19,078 18,849 2,223 265 1,958 1,242 343 899
Sengkang 131,991 64,643 67,348 33,803 17,810 15,994 90,252 45,069 45,183 4,790 708 4,082 3,146 1,057 2,089
Serangoon 104,908 50,930 53,978 35,245 18,314 16,931 61,143 30,738 30,404 5,612 892 4,721 2,908 986 1,922
Singapore River 1,371 680 692 495 264 230 760 372 389 14 - 14 103 44 59
Tampines 215,378 104,976 110,402 74,228 39,215 35,013 125,328 62,711 62,616 9,898 1,366 8,532 5,924 1,684 4,240
Tanglin 13,378 6,430 6,948 3,751 1,771 1,980 8,723 4,392 4,331 464 84 380 440 184 256
Toa Payoh 105,907 50,500 55,407 36,291 18,896 17,395 57,063 28,561 28,502 7,633 1,275 6,358 4,920 1,768 3,152
Woodlands 192,944 96,142 96,802 59,290 32,151 27,139 120,389 60,577 59,812 7,387 1,258 6,129 5,878 2,156 3,722
Yishun 152,431 74,782 77,649 51,133 27,021 24,112 88,646 44,696 43,950 6,882 1,026 5,856 5,770 2,041 3,730
62
Others 2,422 1,197 1,225 735 377 358 1,540 764 776 86 13 73 61 43 18
Table 9 Resident Population Aged 15 Years and Over by Planning Area, Economic Status and Sex
Number
Economically Active
Total Economically Inactive
Planning Area Total Working Unemployed
Total 3,105,748 1,517,428 1,588,321 1,981,714 1,123,855 857,860 1,898,042 1,079,563 818,480 83,672 44,292 39,380 1,124,034 393,573 730,461
Ang Mo Kio 153,174 73,334 79,840 95,648 53,300 42,348 91,070 50,815 40,256 4,578 2,485 2,093 57,525 20,034 37,492
Bedok 247,021 120,511 126,510 154,217 87,315 66,902 147,667 83,567 64,100 6,550 3,748 2,802 92,804 33,195 59,608
Bishan 78,118 37,727 40,391 48,526 26,512 22,014 46,623 25,432 21,190 1,903 1,079 824 29,592 11,215 18,377
Bukit Batok 120,715 59,762 60,953 78,349 45,090 33,259 75,001 43,422 31,580 3,348 1,669 1,680 42,365 14,672 27,693
Bukit Merah 133,561 64,285 69,276 82,222 44,854 37,367 78,447 42,641 35,806 3,774 2,213 1,561 51,339 19,431 31,908
Bukit Panjang 105,820 52,257 53,563 68,701 39,568 29,134 66,005 38,163 27,842 2,696 1,404 1,292 37,119 12,690 24,429
Bukit Timah 56,033 26,475 29,558 33,461 18,715 14,746 32,557 18,224 14,333 904 491 413 22,572 7,760 14,812
Changi 1,755 878 877 1,217 766 451 1,180 747 433 37 19 18 538 113 426
Choa Chu Kang 141,227 69,806 71,422 91,189 52,751 38,438 87,543 50,823 36,719 3,647 1,928 1,719 50,038 17,054 32,984
Clementi 76,131 36,045 40,085 47,976 26,102 21,874 46,003 25,088 20,915 1,973 1,014 959 28,154 9,943 18,211
Downtown Core 3,323 1,647 1,675 2,019 1,189 830 1,970 1,164 806 50 25 25 1,303 458 845
63
Geylang 102,596 50,699 51,897 64,449 36,562 27,887 61,514 34,917 26,597 2,935 1,645 1,290 38,147 14,137 24,010
Hougang 181,495 88,055 93,440 115,269 64,738 50,531 110,594 62,249 48,345 4,676 2,489 2,186 66,225 23,316 42,909
Jurong East 73,372 36,914 36,458 47,041 27,589 19,452 44,946 26,434 18,512 2,095 1,155 940 26,331 9,325 17,006
Jurong West 218,175 109,664 108,511 144,754 84,664 60,090 138,273 81,301 56,972 6,481 3,364 3,118 73,421 25,000 48,422
Kallang 84,581 41,650 42,931 52,318 29,770 22,548 50,022 28,521 21,501 2,296 1,249 1,047 32,262 11,880 20,383
Mandai 1,301 628 672 832 464 368 801 458 343 31 6 25 469 164 304
Marine Parade 37,848 17,766 20,082 22,097 12,317 9,779 21,204 11,855 9,349 892 462 430 15,752 5,448 10,303
Newton 4,713 2,206 2,506 2,737 1,605 1,132 2,677 1,587 1,091 60 19 41 1,976 601 1,375
Novena 38,122 18,244 19,878 23,543 12,987 10,557 22,673 12,479 10,194 870 508 363 14,579 5,257 9,321
Outram 15,071 7,709 7,362 8,844 5,080 3,764 8,441 4,786 3,656 403 294 108 6,227 2,629 3,598
Pasir Ris 107,040 53,196 53,844 68,701 39,316 29,385 65,991 37,924 28,067 2,710 1,392 1,318 38,339 13,880 24,459
Table 9 Resident Population Aged 15 Years and Over by Planning Area, Economic Status and Sex
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Number
Economically Active
Total Economically Inactive
Planning Area Total Working Unemployed
Punggol 46,364 22,393 23,971 32,773 18,153 14,620 31,603 17,520 14,084 1,169 633 536 13,591 4,240 9,351
Queenstown 81,032 38,043 42,990 48,565 26,483 22,082 46,307 25,164 21,144 2,258 1,319 939 32,467 11,560 20,907
River Valley 6,490 3,000 3,490 4,115 2,242 1,872 3,956 2,178 1,778 159 65 95 2,375 758 1,617
Rochor 12,860 6,291 6,570 7,934 4,645 3,290 7,690 4,490 3,200 244 155 89 4,926 1,646 3,280
Sembawang 57,083 27,964 29,119 39,651 22,463 17,187 37,948 21,606 16,343 1,702 858 845 17,432 5,501 11,931
Sengkang 131,991 64,643 67,348 91,353 52,096 39,257 88,047 50,445 37,602 3,305 1,650 1,655 40,638 12,547 28,091
Serangoon 104,908 50,930 53,978 64,807 36,189 28,618 62,322 34,822 27,499 2,485 1,367 1,118 40,101 14,740 25,360
Singapore River 1,371 680 692 906 543 363 900 543 357 6 - 6 465 137 328
Tampines 215,378 104,976 110,402 136,742 78,019 58,724 131,051 75,169 55,881 5,692 2,850 2,842 78,636 26,958 51,678
Tanglin 13,378 6,430 6,948 8,238 4,781 3,456 8,025 4,690 3,335 212 91 121 5,140 1,649 3,491
Toa Payoh 105,907 50,500 55,407 65,247 35,479 29,767 62,125 33,816 28,310 3,121 1,663 1,458 40,660 15,021 25,639
Woodlands 192,944 96,142 96,802 127,256 74,047 53,209 121,587 71,379 50,208 5,669 2,668 3,001 65,688 22,095 43,593
64
Yishun 152,431 74,782 77,649 98,587 56,611 41,976 93,894 54,320 39,574 4,693 2,291 2,403 53,844 18,172 35,672
Others 2,422 1,197 1,225 1,430 848 582 1,384 826 558 46 22 24 992 349 644
Table 10 Resident Population Aged 15 Years and Over by Planning Area and Language Literate In
Number
One Language Only
Planning Area Total Not Literate Literate Non-Official
Chinese Only English Only Malay Only Tamil Only
Language Only
Total 3,105,748 128,661 2,977,088 485,511 329,194 47,278 10,939 5,292
Ang Mo Kio 153,174 10,014 143,160 30,511 16,269 1,748 595 197
Bedok 247,021 10,245 236,775 36,837 31,341 4,960 545 503
Bishan 78,118 2,266 75,852 9,190 12,151 377 256 50
Bukit Batok 120,715 3,965 116,750 16,888 10,794 2,110 311 238
Bukit Merah 133,561 10,410 123,151 27,131 13,933 1,397 1,206 277
Bukit Panjang 105,820 3,854 101,967 17,815 7,800 1,620 204 167
Bukit Timah 56,033 761 55,272 3,803 12,720 68 12 59
Changi 1,755 54 1,701 126 171 36 7 6
Choa Chu Kang 141,227 4,015 137,212 19,962 10,707 2,136 312 202
Clementi 76,131 3,513 72,617 11,127 9,441 1,503 364 149
Downtown Core 3,323 118 3,205 806 342 - 19 8
65
Geylang 102,596 6,300 96,296 20,820 9,164 2,250 428 231

Hougang 181,495 8,062 173,433 32,291 19,755 1,648 616 280
Jurong East 73,372 3,068 70,304 11,533 6,343 1,504 379 134
Jurong West 218,175 7,692 210,483 37,019 14,519 4,709 795 438
Kallang 84,581 6,042 78,539 17,549 8,718 1,279 945 329
Mandai 1,301 44 1,257 167 182 - - -
Marine Parade 37,848 1,336 36,512 3,700 7,176 582 69 83
Newton 4,713 26 4,687 179 1,303 6 23 24
Novena 38,122 1,644 36,478 5,203 6,638 117 110 83
Outram 15,071 1,694 13,377 4,321 1,064 150 138 22
Pasir Ris 107,040 2,040 104,999 9,849 12,893 1,308 91 118
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Number
One Language Only
Planning Area Total Not Literate Literate Non-Official
Chinese Only English Only Malay Only Tamil Only
Language Only
Punggol 46,364 1,150 45,214 5,976 4,452 351 26 42
Queenstown 81,032 4,733 76,300 12,949 11,141 1,383 299 131
River Valley 6,490 69 6,421 424 1,540 8 - 8
Rochor 12,860 812 12,048 2,750 1,233 70 317 51
Sembawang 57,083 1,416 55,666 8,476 4,592 598 102 77
Sengkang 131,991 4,038 127,953 19,775 11,789 1,259 251 172
Serangoon 104,908 3,684 101,224 14,674 16,416 661 354 136
Singapore River 1,371 - 1,371 42 346 - - 17
Tampines 215,378 6,960 208,419 28,187 22,103 4,900 255 357
Tanglin 13,378 106 13,272 481 3,685 - - 25
Toa Payoh 105,907 6,777 99,130 19,319 14,231 1,209 460 170
Woodlands 192,944 5,708 187,236 29,259 12,006 4,670 807 287
66
Yishun 152,431 6,001 146,430 26,211 11,760 2,661 642 212

Others 2,422 45 2,377 162 477 - - 9
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Number
Two Languages Only Three or More Languages
Planning Area English & Non-

English & Chinese English & Malay English & Tamil Other Two English, Chinese & English, Malay & Other Three or
Official Language
Only Only Only Languages Only Malay Only Tamil Only More Languages
Only
Total 1,305,705 390,124 104,570 82,972 12,898 96,660 16,423 89,524

Ang Mo Kio 65,641 10,500 5,786 2,937 678 4,259 861 3,178
Bedok 95,125 38,815 4,519 6,937 1,181 6,862 867 8,283
Bishan 39,036 5,238 2,522 1,938 157 2,212 425 2,301
Bukit Batok 51,861 15,791 5,069 3,923 482 4,813 530 3,940
Bukit Merah 55,065 8,143 5,569 3,418 498 2,719 811 2,984
Bukit Panjang 47,461 15,534 2,895 1,966 443 2,931 507 2,625
Bukit Timah 28,112 2,455 573 2,439 116 1,623 116 3,175
Changi 379 544 164 20 14 106 61 68
Choa Chu Kang 62,600 21,651 5,423 4,013 564 5,082 737 3,822
Clementi 32,600 7,473 2,604 2,207 208 2,196 391 2,355
67
Downtown Core 1,567 43 25 140 20 94 - 140

Geylang 39,846 11,759 2,843 2,352 567 2,825 449 2,760
Hougang 85,893 14,611 5,759 3,252 533 3,948 964 3,882
Jurong East 29,593 9,488 3,697 1,804 388 2,475 643 2,323
Jurong West 85,515 33,825 10,125 5,288 1,453 10,257 1,406 5,134
Kallang 32,253 5,288 3,919 2,742 353 2,056 391 2,717
Mandai 621 77 98 31 - 22 19 39
Marine Parade 15,727 3,600 399 2,067 167 934 120 1,887
Newton 1,420 219 48 609 38 181 13 623
Novena 16,299 2,435 1,061 1,923 129 853 212 1,413
Outram 5,284 793 477 312 96 349 54 317
Pasir Ris 46,048 22,450 2,300 2,860 303 2,892 437 3,451
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Number
Two Languages Only Three or More Languages
Planning Area English & Non-

English & Chinese English & Malay English & Tamil Other Two English, Chinese & English, Malay & Other Three or
Official Language
Only Only Only Languages Only Malay Only Tamil Only More Languages
Only
Punggol 23,683 5,128 1,077 1,459 207 1,379 74 1,359

Queenstown 32,319 6,389 2,669 3,048 349 2,360 529 2,733
River Valley 2,295 353 43 763 16 275 8 688
Rochor 4,995 455 1,148 215 59 263 134 357
Sembawang 25,490 7,416 2,376 2,162 144 2,317 358 1,558
Sengkang 66,133 13,026 3,663 3,558 431 3,723 491 3,683
Serangoon 50,103 6,811 4,341 1,744 344 2,548 752 2,341
Singapore River 557 14 - 207 8 32 - 148
Tampines 83,938 45,904 4,025 5,402 637 5,551 636 6,524
Tanglin 5,450 570 77 1,265 78 398 - 1,244
Toa Payoh 44,983 7,527 2,927 2,095 502 2,947 537 2,222
68
Woodlands 66,808 42,376 8,810 4,274 1,073 9,601 1,729 5,536

Yishun 60,037 23,329 7,454 3,338 653 5,461 1,160 3,511
Others 966 94 83 260 8 115 - 204
Table 11 Resident Population Aged 15 Years and Over by Planning Area and Religion
Number
Christianity
Planning Area Total No Religion Buddhism Taoism* Islam Hinduism Sikhism Other Religions
Catholic Other Christians
Total 3,105,748 527,553 1,032,879 339,149 457,435 157,854 10,744 219,133 350,111 10,891
Ang Mo Kio 153,174 25,820 56,082 23,191 11,650 7,775 326 12,040 15,692 598
Bedok 247,021 39,471 74,930 24,932 45,965 9,628 1,095 20,150 30,011 839
Bishan 78,118 16,849 23,081 6,385 4,347 3,636 134 9,966 13,439 282
Bukit Batok 120,715 21,592 37,755 12,869 18,708 7,676 371 7,287 14,166 290
Bukit Merah 133,561 24,693 49,565 16,799 11,620 6,326 694 7,812 15,514 536
Bukit Panjang 105,820 16,598 35,922 14,862 17,727 4,213 340 5,579 10,285 295
Bukit Timah 56,033 14,015 11,325 2,946 1,012 1,609 211 7,578 17,100 238
Changi 1,755 159 378 133 662 226 31 93 73 -
Choa Chu Kang 141,227 23,302 48,826 14,878 25,597 8,064 212 6,770 13,256 323
Clementi 76,131 14,737 23,541 7,255 9,291 3,782 241 5,182 11,798 303
Downtown Core 3,323 696 1,354 395 120 81 33 228 369 47
Geylang 102,596 17,417 37,224 12,432 16,037 3,628 475 5,069 9,923 392
69
Hougang 181,495 29,174 66,781 25,277 16,031 8,420 525 15,695 18,995 597
Jurong East 73,372 12,054 24,244 9,350 12,743 4,828 338 3,121 6,488 208
Jurong West 218,175 34,020 80,021 25,488 42,386 12,736 740 7,884 14,230 670
Kallang 84,581 15,316 29,687 10,406 8,583 5,664 651 4,931 9,011 330
Mandai 1,301 278 344 226 57 117 - 166 107 6
Marine Parade 37,848 7,643 10,029 2,078 3,512 2,836 282 4,613 6,570 285
Newton 4,713 1,121 996 94 165 392 22 705 1,128 90
Novena 38,122 7,464 11,813 3,436 2,107 1,814 195 4,335 6,798 161
Outram 15,071 3,146 5,956 2,375 1,063 554 86 528 1,316 47
Pasir Ris 107,040 16,629 29,935 8,035 24,198 3,800 499 9,178 14,406 359
* 'Taoism' includes Chinese Traditional Beliefs.
Table 11 Resident Population Aged 15 Years and Over by Planning Area and Religion
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Number
Christianity
Planning Area Total No Religion Buddhism Taoism* Islam Hinduism Sikhism Other Religions
Catholic Other Christians
Punggol 46,364 8,387 17,165 4,543 5,671 2,035 84 3,496 4,872 111
Queenstown 81,032 16,288 24,416 7,677 8,368 3,691 293 6,589 13,387 323
River Valley 6,490 1,520 1,330 229 95 606 8 1,063 1,564 73
Rochor 12,860 2,196 5,200 1,295 1,099 1,172 194 546 1,119 39
Sembawang 57,083 9,702 20,444 5,581 8,370 3,079 220 4,158 5,367 161
Sengkang 131,991 22,758 51,292 15,491 14,604 6,828 186 8,963 11,537 332
Serangoon 104,908 19,740 32,975 10,726 5,994 6,593 481 11,839 16,079 481
Singapore River 1,371 411 286 12 46 54 - 201 353 8
Tampines 215,378 31,279 64,543 20,195 53,514 8,429 466 13,741 22,325 885
Tanglin 13,378 3,188 2,290 338 262 759 57 2,299 4,045 140
Toa Payoh 105,907 20,122 38,437 10,947 8,390 4,426 307 9,440 13,397 442
Woodlands 192,944 26,115 62,974 17,913 50,734 12,335 504 8,794 13,107 469
Yishun 152,431 23,095 51,354 20,115 26,642 9,878 446 8,793 11,608 500
70
Others 2,422 562 384 243 62 164 - 304 676 28
* 'Taoism' includes Chinese Traditional Beliefs.
Table 12 Resident Non-Students Aged 15 Years and Over by Planning Area and Highest Qualification Attained
Number
Professional
Post-Secondary
Planning Area Total No Qualification Primary Lower Secondary Secondary Polytechnic Qualification and University
(Non-Tertiary)
Other Diploma
Total 2,779,524 424,443 193,181 282,523 526,359 307,562 250,213 161,144 634,098
Ang Mo Kio 140,471 28,602 11,235 15,798 24,569 13,592 11,731 7,162 27,783
Bedok 222,290 33,901 14,542 22,563 41,999 24,186 17,438 12,986 54,675
Bishan 68,301 7,486 3,189 5,256 12,913 7,417 5,384 4,621 22,035
Bukit Batok 106,726 14,604 6,677 9,735 19,178 11,781 10,103 6,282 28,365
Bukit Merah 123,946 28,790 10,278 13,063 20,455 10,390 8,935 5,841 26,196
Bukit Panjang 93,135 14,065 7,036 9,782 17,642 11,741 9,701 5,162 18,007
Bukit Timah 49,294 2,487 891 1,869 5,346 4,865 2,862 3,400 27,575
Changi 1,630 151 77 144 413 273 273 125 174
Choa Chu Kang 122,694 15,609 8,707 12,562 24,567 14,923 13,239 7,377 25,711
Clementi 69,660 11,044 4,651 6,776 11,794 6,565 5,462 3,955 19,413
Downtown Core 3,104 547 248 243 450 262 185 159 1,010
71
Geylang 93,036 18,653 7,691 10,382 17,150 9,774 7,301 4,723 17,361
Hougang 159,847 26,236 11,679 17,958 32,604 17,289 14,922 8,793 30,366
Jurong East 65,983 10,488 4,919 6,777 12,647 7,260 6,393 3,671 13,827
Jurong West 194,853 30,025 15,505 22,365 36,775 24,904 19,117 11,482 34,678
Kallang 78,049 16,966 6,792 8,317 12,938 6,944 5,543 3,859 16,689
Mandai 1,186 137 19 110 227 124 113 56 399
Marine Parade 34,601 4,186 1,455 2,922 5,860 3,649 2,204 2,148 12,178
Newton 4,289 93 62 72 444 368 128 333 2,789
Novena 34,740 4,823 1,910 2,646 5,526 3,432 2,184 2,151 12,068
Outram 14,253 4,189 1,824 1,605 2,311 921 865 446 2,090
Pasir Ris 91,039 7,639 4,557 7,972 21,288 12,746 9,798 6,329 20,710
Table 12 Resident Non-Students Aged 15 Years and Over by Planning Area and Highest Qualification Attained
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Number
Professional
Post-Secondary
Planning Area Total No Qualification Primary Lower Secondary Secondary Polytechnic Qualification and University
(Non-Tertiary)
Other Diploma
Punggol 43,112 4,408 2,205 3,471 8,096 4,778 5,203 3,309 11,642
Queenstown 74,445 13,711 5,277 6,944 12,517 6,365 5,436 4,067 20,128
River Valley 5,932 216 122 273 620 481 252 391 3,578
Rochor 11,847 2,378 1,150 1,412 2,045 1,111 894 552 2,304
Sembawang 51,545 5,961 3,253 4,851 9,420 6,175 6,067 3,475 12,343
Sengkang 119,907 15,108 7,558 11,843 22,461 13,043 12,868 7,792 29,235
Serangoon 92,439 11,888 5,587 8,370 17,608 9,673 8,141 5,827 25,345
Singapore River 1,308 37 - 26 116 131 51 36 910
Tampines 188,601 25,205 12,195 19,487 42,260 23,514 18,939 10,891 36,110
Tanglin 12,262 316 72 349 1,141 1,036 495 867 7,985
Toa Payoh 96,521 18,776 7,325 10,158 18,270 9,370 7,847 5,261 19,515
Woodlands 170,639 23,796 12,987 20,342 36,247 22,387 17,412 9,823 27,645
72
Yishun 135,678 21,804 11,475 16,018 28,269 15,916 12,601 7,671 21,924
Others 2,163 114 32 62 190 176 128 123 1,337
Table 13 Resident Working Persons Aged 15 Years and Over by Planning Area and Industry
Number
Services
Planning Area Total Manufacturing Construction Wholesale & Transportation & Accommodation & Information & Financial &
Total
Retail Trade Storage Food Services Communications Insurance Services
Total 1,898,042 259,778 93,365 1,521,310 321,514 174,756 116,735 81,467 133,062
Ang Mo Kio 91,070 11,824 5,124 73,114 16,091 7,505 6,887 3,917 6,027
Bedok 147,667 16,075 6,570 123,306 25,387 15,153 9,265 7,082 12,394
Bishan 46,623 4,485 1,896 39,712 8,232 2,959 2,205 2,664 4,257
Bukit Batok 75,001 13,022 3,707 57,125 12,119 5,989 3,795 3,267 4,118
Bukit Merah 78,447 6,933 2,894 67,929 13,589 6,544 6,842 3,663 6,633
Bukit Panjang 66,005 10,049 3,523 51,218 11,272 6,075 4,032 2,379 3,334
Bukit Timah 32,557 2,881 823 28,545 5,179 1,337 695 1,618 4,855
Changi 1,180 45 13 1,115 155 115 72 - 15
Choa Chu Kang 87,543 16,366 5,098 64,435 14,184 7,604 4,304 3,094 4,541
Clementi 46,003 5,610 1,590 38,268 7,635 3,714 2,516 2,066 3,421
73
Downtown Core 1,970 109 33 1,828 383 160 138 137 272
Geylang 61,514 6,801 3,767 50,203 10,860 5,679 5,088 2,636 4,278
Hougang 110,594 13,508 6,742 89,181 20,599 10,459 6,677 4,640 7,533
Jurong East 44,946 8,333 1,926 34,103 7,382 4,350 2,252 1,443 2,450
Jurong West 138,273 30,871 7,212 98,088 23,029 13,543 7,885 3,843 5,466
Kallang 50,022 4,766 2,550 42,134 9,831 4,046 4,742 2,052 4,100
Mandai 801 161 25 609 163 38 19 46 59
Marine Parade 21,204 1,742 574 18,716 3,840 1,490 998 1,177 2,833
Newton 2,677 232 61 2,361 388 88 112 149 571
Novena 22,673 1,788 849 19,796 4,240 1,397 1,375 1,057 2,625
Outram 8,441 518 290 7,513 1,672 722 1,246 253 634
Pasir Ris 65,991 8,404 2,599 54,271 9,718 9,254 2,921 3,187 4,760
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Number
Services
Planning Area Total Manufacturing Construction Wholesale & Transportation & Accommodation & Information & Financial &
Total
Punggol 31,603 3,985 1,260 25,953 5,631 3,158 1,342 2,011 2,743
Queenstown 46,307 4,466 1,632 39,661 7,760 3,933 3,158 2,410 3,793
River Valley 3,956 213 92 3,636 624 175 158 161 833
Rochor 7,690 634 320 6,659 1,760 486 918 302 593
Sembawang 37,948 6,969 2,143 28,239 6,116 2,773 2,076 1,822 2,051
Sengkang 88,047 11,907 4,611 70,596 15,405 8,739 4,738 5,072 6,756
Serangoon 62,322 7,194 2,971 51,469 11,492 4,884 2,828 2,722 5,067
Singapore River 900 60 - 817 184 6 26 76 220
Tampines 131,051 15,250 5,449 108,928 20,260 17,299 7,631 6,253 10,010
Tanglin 8,025 586 120 7,253 1,357 336 206 343 1,757
Toa Payoh 62,125 6,632 2,704 52,034 10,763 5,092 4,883 2,724 4,640
74
Woodlands 121,587 23,024 8,132 88,580 19,255 10,855 7,706 3,881 4,522
Yishun 93,894 14,217 6,027 72,690 14,805 8,730 6,939 3,260 4,736
Others 1,384 118 39 1,226 153 69 60 61 167
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Number
Services
Planning Area Public Other Community, Others*

Professional Administrative & Health & Social Arts, Entertainment
Real Estate Services Administration & Social & Personal
Services Support Services Services & Recreation
Education Services
Total 48,869 128,880 95,488 246,397 83,614 33,752 56,776 23,589

Ang Mo Kio 2,381 5,532 5,089 10,640 4,075 1,792 3,179 1,009
Bedok 3,845 10,380 7,836 18,516 6,052 2,551 4,846 1,716
Bishan 1,335 4,080 1,848 7,420 2,398 907 1,408 530
Bukit Batok 1,975 5,348 3,462 10,440 3,154 1,337 2,122 1,147
Bukit Merah 2,210 5,566 5,561 9,152 3,806 1,820 2,543 691
Bukit Panjang 1,490 4,157 3,316 9,492 2,624 1,160 1,887 1,216
Bukit Timah 1,112 4,151 910 4,941 2,633 383 731 308
Changi 12 19 60 628 25 - 14 7
Choa Chu Kang 1,986 5,336 4,032 12,160 3,530 1,323 2,338 1,644
Clementi 1,171 3,830 2,228 7,134 2,459 846 1,247 535
75
Downtown Core 88 218 85 191 43 60 52 -

Geylang 1,503 3,690 3,814 6,910 2,369 1,246 2,131 743
Hougang 2,863 6,851 5,110 14,123 4,722 1,801 3,803 1,162
Jurong East 975 3,217 2,397 6,008 1,654 837 1,140 584
Jurong West 2,719 8,531 7,280 15,830 4,678 2,059 3,225 2,101
Kallang 1,380 3,190 3,207 5,012 1,953 915 1,706 572
Mandai 6 25 56 158 19 - 20 7
Marine Parade 727 1,994 1,036 2,578 1,079 372 593 173
Newton 149 366 91 217 144 23 62 23
Novena 774 2,146 924 2,568 1,566 372 753 240
Outram 324 555 727 673 246 171 289 121
Pasir Ris 1,854 3,928 2,753 10,261 2,834 1,181 1,620 716
* 'Others' includes Agriculture, Fishing, Quarrying, Utilities and Sewerage & Waste Management.
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Number
Services
Planning Area Public Other Community, Others*

Real Estate Services Administration & Social & Personal
Education Services
Punggol 860 2,314 1,125 4,231 1,086 489 963 405

Queenstown 1,344 3,861 2,606 6,287 2,197 928 1,385 548
River Valley 134 596 110 477 255 51 63 14
Rochor 204 557 421 698 293 130 297 77
Sembawang 736 2,593 1,596 5,069 1,687 592 1,128 598
Sengkang 2,302 5,547 3,598 10,947 3,573 1,438 2,483 934
Serangoon 1,724 4,943 2,524 9,358 3,080 1,014 1,834 689
Singapore River 51 139 12 61 26 14 - 23
Tampines 3,439 7,276 6,665 18,480 5,784 2,191 3,640 1,424
Tanglin 331 1,266 177 753 564 73 90 67
Toa Payoh 1,907 4,415 3,710 7,219 3,168 1,236 2,278 755
76
Woodlands 2,597 6,943 5,973 15,672 5,104 2,339 3,732 1,851

Yishun 2,339 5,165 5,120 11,699 4,684 2,070 3,142 959
Others 20 157 28 391 53 31 34 -
Table 14 Resident Working Persons Aged 15 Years and Over by Planning Area and Occupation
Number
Associate Production Plant & Machine Cleaners, Workers Not

Senior Officials Service & Sales Agricultural &
Planning Area Total Professionals Professionals & Clerical Workers Craftsmen & Operators & Labourers & Classifiable by
& Managers Workers Fishery Workers
Technicians Related Workers Assemblers Related Workers Occupation
Total 1,898,042 249,980 272,083 434,850 241,830 252,606 1,009 102,437 151,579 130,332 61,334
Ang Mo Kio 91,070 10,788 11,819 20,139 11,132 13,569 50 5,524 7,540 7,790 2,718
Bedok 147,667 24,211 21,520 32,095 18,003 18,914 41 7,351 10,273 10,512 4,747
Bishan 46,623 8,557 8,944 11,469 5,707 5,032 32 1,591 1,965 1,650 1,677
Bukit Batok 75,001 10,361 12,333 17,156 9,061 8,734 54 3,927 6,242 4,653 2,479
Bukit Merah 78,447 8,477 11,731 17,208 9,572 12,074 20 3,474 5,009 8,938 1,945
Bukit Panjang 66,005 8,120 8,385 14,845 8,562 8,953 102 3,884 6,628 4,247 2,278
Bukit Timah 32,557 12,306 8,845 6,743 1,640 1,153 6 271 256 279 1,059
Changi 1,180 115 49 159 101 593 7 12 40 64 39
Choa Chu Kang 87,543 9,382 12,336 21,721 12,173 10,442 83 5,080 7,990 5,095 3,241
Clementi 46,003 6,252 8,618 10,741 5,782 5,081 13 1,774 3,281 3,340 1,120
Downtown Core 1,970 381 321 509 212 200 - 37 132 132 45
77
Geylang 61,514 6,877 7,962 13,031 7,826 9,774 7 3,854 4,643 5,719 1,822
Hougang 110,594 14,357 13,377 23,893 15,115 15,437 31 6,903 9,467 7,887 4,126
Jurong East 44,946 4,559 6,023 10,499 6,125 5,806 44 2,432 4,502 3,523 1,433
Jurong West 138,273 11,520 16,131 31,890 18,900 17,850 98 9,813 16,914 10,879 4,278
Kallang 50,022 7,413 6,333 10,285 5,845 7,856 19 2,612 3,248 5,167 1,245
Mandai 801 259 132 180 105 69 - - 12 - 44
Marine Parade 21,204 6,175 3,933 4,726 1,954 2,020 - 456 569 824 548
Newton 2,677 1,386 568 510 99 48 - - - 6 60
Novena 22,673 5,413 3,883 5,267 1,975 2,596 13 755 956 1,189 625
Outram 8,441 797 1,016 1,454 725 1,794 - 300 521 1,588 246
Pasir Ris 65,991 9,757 8,951 17,592 9,226 8,428 19 3,034 4,172 2,299 2,515
Table 14 Resident Working Persons Aged 15 Years and Over by Planning Area and Occupation
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Number
Associate Production Plant & Machine Cleaners, Workers Not

Senior Officials Service & Sales Agricultural &
Planning Area Total Professionals Professionals & Clerical Workers Craftsmen & Operators & Labourers & Classifiable by
& Managers Workers Fishery Workers
Technicians Related Workers Assemblers Related Workers Occupation
Punggol 31,603 4,148 5,266 8,816 4,447 3,772 31 1,474 1,764 1,089 796
Queenstown 46,307 6,553 8,301 10,577 5,365 6,030 19 1,784 2,540 4,025 1,114
River Valley 3,956 1,541 1,152 809 250 104 - 6 6 26 60
Rochor 7,690 1,089 976 1,707 765 1,639 - 274 494 633 113
Sembawang 37,948 3,589 6,427 9,568 4,766 4,894 26 2,168 3,085 2,049 1,375
Sengkang 88,047 9,714 13,385 22,358 12,632 11,532 6 4,809 6,812 4,234 2,566
Serangoon 62,322 11,924 10,292 14,703 7,330 6,498 19 2,637 3,517 3,003 2,401
Singapore River 900 419 241 205 29 - - - - 6 -
Tampines 131,051 14,427 16,520 30,280 19,820 19,155 25 7,532 10,448 8,086 4,757
Tanglin 8,025 3,692 2,247 1,459 232 147 - 39 31 19 158
Toa Payoh 62,125 7,257 8,476 14,371 8,226 9,333 19 3,107 4,187 5,312 1,839
Woodlands 121,587 9,732 14,320 27,501 16,081 18,007 140 8,739 14,168 8,580 4,319
78
Yishun 93,894 7,987 10,718 20,193 11,986 15,037 83 6,775 10,141 7,489 3,484
Others 1,384 444 550 193 64 37 - 7 27 - 62
Table 15 Resident Working Persons Aged 15 Years and Over by Planning Area and Gross Monthly Income from Work
Number
Planning Area Total Below $1,000 $1,000 - $1,499 $1,500 - $1,999 $2,000 - $2,499 $2,500 - $2,999 $3,000 - $3,999 $4,000 - $4,999 $5,000 - $5,999 $6,000 - $6,999 $7,000 - $7,999 $8,000 & Over
Total 1,898,042 226,928 191,315 198,360 190,790 165,228 267,645 174,867 123,325 79,154 55,779 224,652
Ang Mo Kio 91,070 12,885 10,613 10,354 9,146 8,156 11,996 7,652 5,223 3,341 2,364 9,340
Bedok 147,667 18,538 14,931 15,419 14,218 11,664 18,523 12,131 9,322 6,026 4,335 22,561
Bishan 46,623 4,494 3,340 3,828 3,569 3,540 6,382 4,424 3,654 2,781 1,920 8,690
Bukit Batok 75,001 8,226 7,205 7,533 7,414 6,412 10,458 6,926 4,882 3,151 2,307 10,488
Bukit Merah 78,447 12,476 9,034 7,722 7,248 5,720 10,435 7,273 5,117 3,432 2,404 7,585
Bukit Panjang 66,005 7,905 6,990 7,208 6,663 6,254 9,509 6,183 4,502 2,633 1,794 6,363
Bukit Timah 32,557 1,906 1,051 855 1,532 1,317 2,811 2,178 2,253 1,892 1,624 15,138
Changi 1,180 135 97 82 51 64 277 271 75 43 6 77
Choa Chu Kang 87,543 9,153 7,834 8,889 9,160 8,117 13,945 9,136 6,436 3,798 2,972 8,102
Clementi 46,003 5,235 3,882 4,210 4,507 3,677 6,311 4,364 3,216 2,202 1,396 7,003
Downtown Core 1,970 241 185 197 103 110 316 110 172 106 72 357
Geylang 61,514 8,950 7,714 7,116 6,333 5,226 8,473 4,989 3,579 2,116 1,569 5,449
79
Hougang 110,594 14,177 12,418 12,814 11,669 9,872 15,341 9,789 6,574 4,262 2,821 10,857
Jurong East 44,946 5,524 4,546 4,915 4,867 4,292 6,562 4,252 2,897 1,768 1,310 4,013
Jurong West 138,273 16,822 14,560 16,136 16,328 14,140 22,063 13,624 8,426 5,075 3,252 7,845
Kallang 50,022 8,022 5,917 5,193 4,986 4,048 6,053 3,748 2,855 1,803 1,185 6,210
Mandai 801 75 47 25 38 12 119 59 52 98 78 199
Marine Parade 21,204 2,055 1,364 1,296 1,501 1,265 2,375 1,769 1,509 1,170 783 6,116
Newton 2,677 149 90 66 138 105 193 147 213 102 85 1,389
Novena 22,673 2,345 1,943 1,761 1,734 1,496 2,653 1,770 1,527 1,035 797 5,615
Outram 8,441 2,180 1,113 927 733 559 922 556 413 226 164 648
Pasir Ris 65,991 5,917 5,106 6,167 6,236 5,893 9,553 7,139 4,954 3,444 2,429 9,152
Table 15 Resident Working Persons Aged 15 Years and Over by Planning Area and Gross Monthly Income from Work
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Number
Planning Area Total Below $1,000 $1,000 - $1,499 $1,500 - $1,999 $2,000 - $2,499 $2,500 - $2,999 $3,000 - $3,999 $4,000 - $4,999 $5,000 - $5,999 $6,000 - $6,999 $7,000 - $7,999 $8,000 & Over
Punggol 31,603 2,133 2,130 2,819 3,071 3,077 5,347 3,963 2,817 1,854 1,246 3,146
Queenstown 46,307 6,017 4,608 4,324 3,975 3,597 5,977 3,983 3,140 2,106 1,581 6,999
River Valley 3,956 129 81 93 204 211 350 294 279 235 105 1,975
Rochor 7,690 985 885 776 875 719 1,138 662 400 291 193 766
Sembawang 37,948 3,619 3,529 3,941 3,914 3,788 6,062 4,525 2,625 1,753 1,323 2,869
Sengkang 88,047 8,032 7,785 8,797 9,134 7,967 14,010 10,001 7,009 4,598 3,115 7,599
Serangoon 62,322 6,703 5,260 5,013 5,490 4,868 8,375 5,592 4,308 2,885 2,263 11,565
Singapore River 900 41 - - 15 28 45 59 92 21 52 546
Tampines 131,051 15,164 13,550 14,541 14,065 12,054 19,489 12,382 8,446 5,294 3,527 12,539
Tanglin 8,025 355 124 117 311 277 685 557 588 297 302 4,412
Toa Payoh 62,125 9,241 6,720 6,385 6,104 5,097 8,974 5,492 3,643 2,354 1,693 6,423
Woodlands 121,587 14,744 14,123 16,315 14,642 12,262 18,280 11,187 7,076 3,907 2,757 6,293
Yishun 93,894 12,238 12,518 12,493 10,768 9,278 13,535 7,553 4,964 2,975 1,884 5,689
80
Others 1,384 117 21 33 46 64 110 125 85 81 68 635
Table 16 Resident Working Persons Aged 15 Years and Over by Planning Area and Usual Mode of Transport to Work
Number
Private
Bus/Van Only
Total 1,875,642 361,318 215,837 329,581 14,160 25,665 24,939 465,000 67,985 42,298 72,132 116,482 140,245
Ang Mo Kio 90,164 19,707 11,538 17,565 738 787 1,057 19,258 2,683 2,491 2,965 4,314 7,061
Bedok 146,064 31,472 11,280 25,128 1,052 916 2,473 40,895 3,879 2,632 5,954 9,398 10,986
Bishan 45,929 7,773 5,957 8,809 506 432 764 14,199 927 682 852 2,137 2,890
Bukit Batok 74,053 11,769 10,030 13,219 658 1,448 733 19,547 3,517 1,926 2,783 3,738 4,684
Bukit Merah 77,655 24,356 7,308 12,900 293 638 1,344 14,187 1,590 1,116 2,537 3,777 7,608
Bukit Panjang 65,000 16,635 6 5,241 168 2,979 653 18,733 3,089 2,065 2,753 8,712 3,966
Bukit Timah 32,139 3,940 - 2,661 637 95 830 19,803 279 193 139 1,658 1,904
Changi 1,180 102 20 118 6 - 6 195 35 - 106 75 516
Choa Chu Kang 86,551 8,736 13,791 18,136 772 2,195 583 21,147 5,088 2,229 3,734 5,152 4,988
Clementi 45,447 11,169 4,597 7,409 347 478 651 11,551 1,499 834 1,304 2,341 3,267
Downtown Core 1,945 348 338 200 26 45 64 257 22 19 51 67 508
81
Geylang 60,844 14,633 7,575 10,791 336 668 872 11,586 1,225 1,445 2,408 3,466 5,840
Hougang 109,124 25,243 9,752 19,873 823 594 1,096 27,526 3,027 3,150 4,142 5,923 7,975
Jurong East 44,456 10,391 4,130 7,336 285 397 405 9,516 2,971 1,228 1,857 2,952 2,988
Jurong West 136,557 23,672 14,718 25,548 837 1,401 1,202 27,795 12,396 4,562 6,716 8,958 8,752
Kallang 49,421 11,407 6,235 8,709 208 484 803 10,129 960 942 1,762 2,573 5,209
Mandai 801 78 - 158 19 - 19 427 6 12 12 44 25
Marine Parade 20,994 6,005 29 1,853 185 66 514 8,675 302 167 332 1,198 1,668
Newton 2,641 150 227 155 33 62 222 1,327 - - 31 139 297
Novena 22,411 4,930 1,167 3,233 229 137 672 7,499 407 282 490 1,186 2,179
Outram 8,387 2,017 1,041 1,333 34 139 75 754 107 146 159 364 2,219
Pasir Ris 65,191 10,345 5,427 12,958 466 464 1,366 20,297 2,038 968 2,791 3,977 4,095
Notes:
Data exclude working persons who were overseas for at least 6 months.
Table 16 Resident Working Persons Aged 15 Years and Over by Planning Area and Usual Mode of Transport to Work
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Number
Private
Bus/Van Only
Punggol 31,269 3,959 3,608 4,459 424 1,389 421 9,724 675 506 1,191 3,226 1,686
Queenstown 45,947 11,136 6,504 7,910 307 564 813 9,942 1,023 671 1,066 2,108 3,902
River Valley 3,923 514 250 337 41 64 272 1,759 48 - 22 195 422
Rochor 7,595 1,730 1,013 1,101 31 106 121 1,147 119 114 286 255 1,572
Sembawang 37,584 2,968 9,887 7,463 400 798 279 7,936 1,290 823 1,460 2,068 2,213
Sengkang 87,077 14,483 12,942 12,208 812 3,058 826 22,021 2,365 1,876 3,370 8,371 4,746
Serangoon 61,404 11,022 5,664 10,296 654 395 818 21,071 1,665 1,161 1,463 2,943 4,253
Singapore River 888 146 30 54 6 8 137 332 - - 8 41 124
Tampines 129,425 27,970 14,038 23,811 918 1,421 2,019 28,589 4,301 2,362 6,666 8,426 8,903
Tanglin 7,893 769 8 585 90 20 479 4,893 42 - 71 457 479
Toa Payoh 61,468 12,253 9,744 11,935 342 543 819 12,447 1,592 1,044 1,773 3,059 5,917
Woodlands 120,044 15,593 19,438 26,657 823 1,704 843 23,016 5,728 3,526 6,592 7,610 8,515
82
Yishun 92,808 13,836 17,476 19,347 606 1,154 658 16,109 3,083 3,126 4,278 5,512 7,625
Others 1,365 62 69 85 48 16 33 713 6 - 7 64 263
Notes:
Data exclude working persons who were overseas for at least 6 months.
Table 17 Resident Working Persons Aged 15 Years and Over by Planning Area and Travelling Time to Work
Number
Total 1,846,720 326,860 698,915 387,588 319,105 114,252

Ang Mo Kio 88,896 14,165 33,821 20,017 15,351 5,542
Bedok 143,128 26,854 58,213 29,778 21,077 7,207
Bishan 44,950 6,631 19,600 10,160 6,484 2,075
Bukit Batok 73,033 9,820 25,944 17,781 15,321 4,167
Bukit Merah 76,680 20,092 34,210 11,341 8,232 2,805
Bukit Panjang 64,136 7,203 22,752 13,804 13,910 6,466
Bukit Timah 30,791 5,827 16,268 5,154 2,588 954
Changi 1,158 684 219 118 74 64
Choa Chu Kang 85,543 9,867 27,495 20,489 21,068 6,623
Clementi 44,703 8,716 19,487 9,107 5,672 1,721
Downtown Core 1,877 876 709 155 125 13
Geylang 59,830 13,726 25,192 11,205 7,360 2,347
83
Hougang 107,586 17,223 40,774 24,141 18,743 6,703

Jurong East 43,879 7,415 16,784 9,499 7,798 2,382
Jurong West 135,330 24,725 50,178 26,397 24,940 9,090
Kallang 48,640 13,284 21,701 7,409 4,764 1,482
Mandai 789 146 302 153 135 52
Marine Parade 20,392 4,715 9,200 3,736 2,097 645
Newton 2,501 1,053 1,171 185 84 9
Novena 21,744 5,468 9,648 3,725 2,083 820
Outram 8,232 3,062 3,154 911 880 225
Pasir Ris 64,233 11,654 22,964 13,330 11,718 4,567
Notes:
Data exclude persons working at their place of residence and persons who were overseas for at least 6 months.
Table 17 Resident Working Persons Aged 15 Years and Over by Planning Area and Travelling Time to Work
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Number
Punggol 30,690 3,117 10,104 7,578 7,518 2,373

Queenstown 45,024 9,582 21,251 7,922 4,951 1,318
River Valley 3,717 1,552 1,596 330 185 54
Rochor 7,397 2,579 2,950 903 738 227
Sembawang 37,168 5,251 9,951 9,390 9,285 3,291
Sengkang 85,884 9,662 29,254 22,508 18,746 5,715
Serangoon 60,167 10,101 25,850 12,584 8,448 3,184
Singapore River 817 458 296 55 - 8
Tampines 127,931 22,944 44,583 27,615 23,236 9,552
Tanglin 7,516 2,960 3,485 535 386 151
Toa Payoh 60,420 12,511 25,013 12,468 7,669 2,758
Woodlands 118,817 18,383 35,356 25,270 27,509 12,299
Yishun 91,834 14,008 28,899 21,719 19,880 7,328
84
Others 1,290 545 542 117 52 34
Notes:
Data exclude persons working at their place of residence and persons who were overseas for at least 6 months.
Table 18 Resident Households by Planning Area and Type of Dwelling
Number
HDB Dwellings
Condominiums and
Planning Area Total 1- and 2-Room 5-Room and Landed Properties Others
Total 1,145,920 943,859 52,275 229,718 365,423 293,336 128,854 64,908 8,298
Ang Mo Kio 59,705 51,821 5,122 26,090 13,993 6,271 3,661 4,177 46
Bedok 91,224 64,080 4,233 23,792 21,673 14,003 13,928 11,765 1,451
Bishan 27,457 20,279 444 2,371 9,920 7,510 3,570 3,162 446
Bukit Batok 44,133 34,515 27 10,970 15,245 8,172 8,447 1,164 6
Bukit Merah 55,627 52,670 11,319 16,773 14,787 9,534 2,664 160 133
Bukit Panjang 36,339 31,413 - 2,809 14,982 13,621 4,153 755 18
Bukit Timah 20,658 2,333 - 413 835 1,046 10,046 8,081 198
Changi 778 200 - 153 - 6 - 98 480
Choa Chu Kang 47,912 43,007 299 1,328 21,557 19,823 4,277 628 -
Clementi 30,792 25,066 952 12,609 8,070 3,272 4,047 1,673 7
Downtown Core 1,429 881 - 577 283 21 542 - 6
85
Geylang 40,285 31,302 4,313 12,470 9,608 4,756 6,038 2,135 810
Hougang 62,285 51,116 335 9,864 25,241 15,488 4,768 5,486 916
Jurong East 26,292 23,946 168 7,319 8,026 8,303 2,346 - -
Jurong West 78,083 73,241 1,289 11,784 30,448 29,644 3,611 1,022 209
Kallang 35,474 28,921 6,430 10,700 7,512 4,050 5,527 708 319
Mandai 489 - - - - - 267 203 18
Marine Parade 15,498 8,193 1,402 3,136 1,796 1,813 4,698 2,444 163
Newton 2,175 - - - - - 1,991 176 7
Novena 15,207 7,664 746 3,167 2,163 1,523 5,343 2,099 102
Outram 7,388 6,358 3,391 2,301 550 73 798 - 231
Pasir Ris 36,057 28,975 25 - 11,526 17,424 5,134 1,949 -
Table 18 Resident Households by Planning Area and Type of Dwelling
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Number
HDB Dwellings
Condominiums and
Planning Area Total 1- and 2-Room 5-Room and Landed Properties Others
Punggol 18,043 17,999 - - 5,914 12,085 - 44 -
Queenstown 34,365 29,377 3,821 15,117 6,515 3,799 3,374 1,005 608
River Valley 2,748 - - - - - 2,428 198 121
Rochor 5,257 4,169 335 1,983 1,606 214 796 84 207
Sembawang 20,613 19,295 - - 8,046 11,248 567 702 49
Sengkang 47,787 45,265 69 244 19,796 25,156 2,106 416 -
Serangoon 35,986 22,395 176 4,662 10,974 6,502 4,290 9,111 191
Singapore River 798 - - - - - 798 - -
Tampines 73,591 65,666 426 12,921 29,194 22,957 6,697 1,216 13
Tanglin 5,588 157 - 24 62 71 4,485 840 105
Toa Payoh 42,977 38,320 5,204 16,377 9,931 6,598 1,508 1,756 1,393
Woodlands 68,279 64,857 1,485 5,918 29,621 27,756 3,281 141 -
86
Yishun 53,576 50,378 263 13,846 25,550 10,596 1,963 1,221 14

Others 1,025 - - - - - 704 289 31
Table 19 Resident Households by Planning Area and Tenancy
Number
Planning Area Total Owner Tenant Others
Total 1,145,920 998,875 132,535 14,510

Ang Mo Kio 59,705 50,755 8,307 644
Bedok 91,224 78,754 11,087 1,383
Bishan 27,457 24,950 2,240 267
Bukit Batok 44,133 39,975 3,750 408
Bukit Merah 55,627 42,018 13,092 516
Bukit Panjang 36,339 34,172 1,831 336
Bukit Timah 20,658 16,618 3,550 490
Changi 778 259 343 176
Choa Chu Kang 47,912 44,830 2,646 436
Clementi 30,792 26,672 3,791 329
Downtown Core 1,429 1,020 348 61
Geylang 40,285 31,557 7,981 748
87
Hougang 62,285 57,678 3,756 851

Jurong East 26,292 24,332 1,669 291
Jurong West 78,083 70,350 6,800 934
Kallang 35,474 25,707 9,301 466
Mandai 489 426 49 13
Marine Parade 15,498 11,926 3,243 330
Newton 2,175 1,199 835 141
Novena 15,207 12,120 2,787 301
Outram 7,388 3,650 3,620 118
Pasir Ris 36,057 33,290 2,430 337
Table 19 Resident Households by Planning Area and Tenancy
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Number
Planning Area Total Owner Tenant Others
Punggol 18,043 17,139 764 140

Queenstown 34,365 28,238 5,710 416
River Valley 2,748 1,651 916 181
Rochor 5,257 4,120 994 142
Sembawang 20,613 19,193 1,120 299
Sengkang 47,787 45,264 2,098 425
Serangoon 35,986 33,104 2,385 497
Singapore River 798 469 285 44
Tampines 73,591 67,913 4,868 810
Tanglin 5,588 3,683 1,648 256
Toa Payoh 42,977 34,421 7,998 558
Woodlands 68,279 61,494 6,167 618
Yishun 53,576 49,335 3,756 485
88
Others 1,025 592 369 64
Table 20 Resident Households by Planning Area and Household Structure
Number
One Family Nucleus Two Family Nuclei
Three or More
Planning Area Total No Family Nucleus Three or More One or Two Three or More
One Generation Two Generations Family Nuclei
Generations Generations Generations
Total 1,145,920 195,785 140,393 659,911 73,400 18,810 54,409 3,213
Ang Mo Kio 59,705 13,732 7,479 31,672 3,351 946 2,408 117
Bedok 91,224 17,526 11,330 50,450 5,758 1,435 4,412 313
Bishan 27,457 3,736 3,130 16,663 2,104 394 1,354 77
Bukit Batok 44,133 6,684 5,362 26,639 2,499 703 2,105 141
Bukit Merah 55,627 15,515 8,061 26,717 2,771 667 1,826 71
Bukit Panjang 36,339 3,590 3,941 23,616 2,533 641 1,920 97
Bukit Timah 20,658 3,167 2,807 12,014 1,357 231 1,030 51
Changi 778 204 122 367 53 12 20 -
Choa Chu Kang 47,912 4,054 4,764 31,536 3,803 764 2,813 178
Clementi 30,792 7,445 4,302 15,946 1,563 414 1,076 46
Downtown Core 1,429 533 181 577 63 12 63 -
89
Geylang 40,285 10,581 5,158 19,991 2,407 561 1,493 94

Hougang 62,285 8,171 6,395 38,558 4,654 1,060 3,247 200
Jurong East 26,292 4,177 2,923 15,736 1,631 459 1,227 139
Jurong West 78,083 9,869 9,572 46,952 5,376 1,734 4,316 264
Kallang 35,474 10,907 4,641 16,692 1,540 496 1,148 49
Mandai 489 92 55 269 47 13 - 13
Marine Parade 15,498 3,891 2,246 7,504 878 204 742 33
Newton 2,175 691 397 990 71 6 14 6
Novena 15,207 3,453 2,199 7,876 887 193 549 50
Outram 7,388 3,479 964 2,452 298 58 137 -
Pasir Ris 36,057 3,222 3,741 23,570 2,946 634 1,876 69
Table 20 Resident Households by Planning Area and Household Structure
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Number
One Family Nucleus Two Family Nuclei
Three or More
Planning Area Total No Family Nucleus Three or More One or Two Three or More
One Generation Two Generations Family Nuclei
Generations Generations Generations
Punggol 18,043 1,373 3,098 11,341 1,200 241 771 19
Queenstown 34,365 9,076 5,878 16,349 1,597 386 1,067 12
River Valley 2,748 859 316 1,324 152 21 65 12
Rochor 5,257 1,568 741 2,352 235 119 223 19
Sembawang 20,613 1,749 2,722 12,975 1,504 443 1,163 56
Sengkang 47,787 3,426 6,327 31,071 3,216 988 2,661 99
Serangoon 35,986 4,849 4,090 21,881 2,536 623 1,829 178
Singapore River 798 426 150 199 8 - 14 -
Tampines 73,591 9,075 7,250 46,655 5,244 1,165 3,999 203
Tanglin 5,588 1,276 1,029 2,796 225 18 214 31
Toa Payoh 42,977 11,411 5,771 21,364 2,354 529 1,479 68
Woodlands 68,279 7,970 7,324 42,138 4,908 1,485 4,149 305
90
Yishun 53,576 7,673 5,749 32,255 3,601 1,133 2,968 197

Others 1,025 334 178 424 30 22 31 6
Table 21 Resident Households by Planning Area and Household Size
Number
Planning Area Total 1 Person 2 Persons 3 Persons 4 Persons 5 Persons 6 Persons 7 Persons 8 or More Persons
Total 1,145,920 139,876 215,005 231,351 263,944 167,993 78,203 30,857 18,692
Ang Mo Kio 59,705 10,029 13,021 13,328 11,705 6,860 2,864 1,244 654
Bedok 91,224 12,598 17,613 18,412 19,446 12,730 5,989 2,682 1,756
Bishan 27,457 2,654 4,552 5,553 6,926 4,330 2,175 781 486
Bukit Batok 44,133 4,719 7,604 9,262 11,146 6,782 2,942 1,059 617
Bukit Merah 55,627 10,936 14,920 11,578 9,625 5,115 2,297 749 407
Bukit Panjang 36,339 2,472 5,654 7,140 9,831 6,442 3,107 1,072 620
Bukit Timah 20,658 2,125 3,105 3,643 4,370 3,738 2,014 1,036 626
Changi 778 175 129 124 187 103 27 33 -
Choa Chu Kang 47,912 2,764 6,467 8,985 13,585 9,094 4,289 1,781 947
Clementi 30,792 5,534 7,095 6,422 5,992 3,334 1,547 581 286
Downtown Core 1,429 413 330 257 270 69 70 7 12
Geylang 40,285 7,750 8,907 7,921 7,417 4,471 2,332 838 649
91
Hougang 62,285 5,691 9,820 13,161 16,276 9,745 4,712 1,793 1,086
Jurong East 26,292 3,011 4,369 6,063 6,214 3,958 1,754 517 407
Jurong West 78,083 7,066 12,858 16,267 19,548 13,103 5,577 2,167 1,497
Kallang 35,474 7,760 8,720 6,820 6,231 3,651 1,529 444 320
Mandai 489 66 48 107 106 77 53 12 19
Marine Parade 15,498 2,780 3,360 2,896 2,893 1,948 999 334 288
Newton 2,175 442 485 352 349 358 132 43 14
Novena 15,207 2,458 3,229 2,994 2,977 2,090 824 394 243
Outram 7,388 2,634 2,122 1,221 738 405 181 47 39
Pasir Ris 36,057 2,201 4,881 6,260 9,559 7,356 3,537 1,495 768
Table 21 Resident Households by Planning Area and Household Size
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Number
Planning Area Total 1 Person 2 Persons 3 Persons 4 Persons 5 Persons 6 Persons 7 Persons 8 or More Persons
Punggol 18,043 920 3,877 4,160 4,845 2,594 1,094 393 161
Queenstown 34,365 6,582 9,565 7,065 5,632 3,289 1,510 493 229
River Valley 2,748 591 494 408 491 423 169 86 86
Rochor 5,257 1,149 1,245 1,097 924 439 206 109 87
Sembawang 20,613 1,106 3,402 4,414 5,547 3,650 1,515 744 235
Sengkang 47,787 2,264 8,252 10,582 13,432 7,862 3,478 1,381 536
Serangoon 35,986 3,180 6,335 7,181 8,750 5,783 2,645 1,172 941
Singapore River 798 387 163 88 112 27 13 - 8
Tampines 73,591 6,308 11,289 14,696 19,244 12,128 6,172 2,457 1,298
Tanglin 5,588 955 991 880 1,107 818 476 138 223
Toa Payoh 42,977 8,538 10,423 8,037 8,056 4,807 2,135 698 283
Woodlands 68,279 5,871 10,228 12,663 17,020 11,869 6,256 2,566 1,806
Yishun 53,576 5,532 9,182 11,203 13,232 8,411 3,496 1,481 1,040
92
Others 1,025 216 268 110 161 135 89 28 19
Table 22 Resident Households by Planning Area and Monthly Household Income from Work
Number
No Working $1,000 - $2,000 - $3,000 - $4,000 - $5,000 - $6,000 - $7,000 - $8,000 - $9,000 - $10,000 &
Planning Area Total Below $1,000
Person $1,999 $2,999 $3,999 $4,999 $5,999 $6,999 $7,999 $8,999 $9,999 Over
Total 1,145,920 120,010 42,762 93,532 106,506 106,637 97,999 89,160 75,516 64,373 54,902 44,259 250,264
Ang Mo Kio 59,705 8,467 3,268 6,460 6,662 5,586 4,861 3,917 3,364 2,709 2,201 1,967 10,244
Bedok 91,224 11,143 3,965 7,815 8,461 8,128 6,733 6,174 5,291 4,229 3,712 2,758 22,815
Bishan 27,457 2,855 638 1,300 1,650 1,995 1,658 1,880 1,731 1,626 1,661 1,421 9,041
Bukit Batok 44,133 3,452 1,230 3,307 4,062 4,147 3,929 3,243 2,963 2,405 2,267 1,872 11,256
Bukit Merah 55,627 10,311 4,324 5,966 4,801 4,130 4,175 3,563 2,994 2,451 2,198 1,688 9,025
Bukit Panjang 36,339 2,260 933 2,742 3,522 3,771 3,472 3,236 2,709 2,515 1,774 1,564 7,841
Bukit Timah 20,658 2,612 350 385 639 649 702 719 572 551 615 541 12,325
Changi 778 31 25 52 71 129 129 86 28 50 37 31 110
Choa Chu Kang 47,912 2,356 865 2,967 4,047 4,965 4,501 4,405 4,160 3,554 3,140 2,404 10,549
Clementi 30,792 4,321 1,295 2,506 2,735 2,543 2,315 2,264 1,906 1,253 1,274 1,029 7,352
Downtown Core 1,429 198 40 131 110 132 51 157 107 83 75 24 322
Geylang 40,285 6,097 2,544 4,495 4,148 3,938 3,172 2,797 2,214 1,640 1,262 1,245 6,733
93
Hougang 62,285 5,058 1,852 5,658 6,648 6,239 5,930 5,372 3,899 3,584 3,059 2,093 12,893
Jurong East 26,292 2,470 883 2,018 2,580 2,691 2,402 2,196 1,871 1,598 1,412 1,100 5,071
Jurong West 78,083 5,400 2,339 6,282 8,684 9,071 8,048 7,269 6,519 5,048 4,146 3,294 11,983
Kallang 35,474 6,429 2,685 3,878 3,214 2,850 2,508 2,064 1,656 1,601 1,408 996 6,184
Mandai 489 74 - 19 - 13 13 25 25 51 21 14 234
Marine Parade 15,498 3,029 544 953 965 974 800 727 591 563 574 535 5,243
Newton 2,175 441 28 40 67 72 77 106 75 66 39 27 1,138
Novena 15,207 2,194 590 1,232 1,165 1,158 793 824 707 562 547 445 4,990
Outram 7,388 2,009 1,121 1,002 614 494 403 319 261 163 141 122 739
Pasir Ris 36,057 1,694 492 1,632 2,528 3,029 3,193 3,412 2,989 2,530 2,075 1,940 10,543
Table 22 Resident Households by Planning Area and Monthly Household Income from Work
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Number
No Working $1,000 - $2,000 - $3,000 - $4,000 - $5,000 - $6,000 - $7,000 - $8,000 - $9,000 - $10,000 &
Planning Area Total Below $1,000
Person $1,999 $2,999 $3,999 $4,999 $5,999 $6,999 $7,999 $8,999 $9,999 Over
Punggol 18,043 806 181 816 1,403 1,592 1,805 1,844 1,522 1,523 1,156 1,298 4,097
Queenstown 34,365 6,642 1,861 3,170 3,132 2,747 2,334 2,184 1,748 1,364 1,299 973 6,911
River Valley 2,748 387 6 26 140 134 86 89 80 86 75 80 1,559
Rochor 5,257 888 267 414 528 568 430 378 238 283 213 206 844
Sembawang 20,613 829 336 1,135 1,862 2,079 2,286 2,198 1,828 1,548 1,217 1,073 4,221
Sengkang 47,787 1,800 616 2,853 4,029 4,574 4,910 4,572 4,446 3,802 3,173 2,759 10,253
Serangoon 35,986 3,669 895 2,157 2,642 2,800 2,897 2,507 2,066 1,882 1,783 1,435 11,255
Singapore River 798 117 19 - 9 32 33 50 - 34 25 31 448
Tampines 73,591 5,294 1,912 5,611 6,691 7,341 6,879 6,574 5,642 4,777 4,377 3,284 15,211
Tanglin 5,588 737 84 63 145 144 172 165 130 163 206 129 3,450
Toa Payoh 42,977 7,132 3,020 4,437 4,190 3,824 3,013 2,581 2,343 2,115 1,749 1,232 7,342
Woodlands 68,279 4,249 1,911 6,246 7,877 8,023 7,700 6,342 5,276 4,697 3,496 2,696 9,766
Yishun 53,576 4,367 1,627 5,746 6,467 6,027 5,550 4,884 3,546 3,245 2,469 1,934 7,714
94
Others 1,025 193 17 19 14 48 42 38 21 21 28 21 564
Table 23 Resident Students Aged 5 Years and Over by Usual Mode of Transport to School, Age Group and Sex
Number
Total 5 - 9 Years 10 - 14 Years 15 - 19 Years 20 Years & Over
Mode of Transport
Total 792,117 403,421 388,696 218,727 113,362 105,365 250,700 128,928 121,772 227,110 113,799 113,311 95,579 47,332 48,248
Public Bus Only 207,256 105,943 101,313 17,359 9,124 8,235 73,159 37,799 35,360 91,236 46,864 44,373 25,502 12,157 13,345
MRT Only 45,452 22,789 22,663 970 585 385 7,637 3,879 3,758 24,070 12,262 11,808 12,775 6,064 6,712
MRT & Public Bus Only 110,931 53,680 57,251 1,568 824 744 15,930 7,922 8,007 53,962 25,923 28,040 39,471 19,011 20,460
MRT & Car Only 2,053 1,106 946 127 90 38 686 396 290 769 374 395 471 247 224
MRT & Another Mode 3,140 1,562 1,578 130 91 39 682 394 288 1,612 751 861 717 326 391
Taxi Only 1,782 823 960 476 207 269 647 316 331 432 215 217 226 84 142
Car Only 89,384 44,769 44,615 32,097 16,474 15,623 33,868 17,016 16,852 17,169 7,807 9,361 6,250 3,471 2,779
Private Chartered Bus/Van Only 74,798 36,485 38,313 51,959 26,012 25,947 20,174 9,399 10,774 2,344 881 1,462 322 193 129
Lorry/Pickup Only 2,259 1,323 935 713 387 325 1,087 654 433 402 238 164 56 44 12
Motorcycle/Scooter Only 3,585 2,890 695 402 250 152 484 292 192 709 535 174 1,990 1,813 177
Others 44,238 22,608 21,630 10,906 5,687 5,219 17,116 8,896 8,219 11,662 5,795 5,867 4,554 2,230 2,324
No Transport Required 207,238 109,441 97,797 102,019 53,631 48,388 79,231 41,964 37,267 22,742 12,154 10,588 3,245 1,691 1,554
95
Note: Data exclude students who were overseas for at least 6 months.
Table 24 Resident Students Aged 5 Years and Over by Usual Mode of Transport to School, Level of Education Attending and Sex
Number
Total Pre-Primary Primary Secondary

Mode of Transport
Total Males Females Total Males Females Total Males Females Total Males Females
Total 792,117 403,421 388,696 61,344 31,999 29,345 281,550 146,032 135,518 231,690 119,568 112,122
Public Bus Only 207,256 105,943 101,313 3,549 1,909 1,641 34,337 17,944 16,393 97,630 50,775 46,854
MRT Only 45,452 22,789 22,663 303 178 124 2,135 1,323 812 12,322 6,281 6,041
MRT & Public Bus Only 110,931 53,680 57,251 475 243 232 3,616 1,959 1,657 28,243 14,459 13,784
MRT & Car Only 2,053 1,106 946 58 46 13 220 146 75 804 438 366
MRT & Another Mode 3,140 1,562 1,578 31 19 12 209 146 63 1,066 617 449
Taxi Only 1,782 823 960 200 87 113 593 252 341 574 322 252
Car Only 89,384 44,769 44,615 11,123 5,711 5,412 37,920 19,659 18,261 27,130 12,977 14,154
Private Chartered Bus/Van Only 74,798 36,485 38,313 11,094 5,594 5,500 58,339 28,809 29,531 4,618 1,821 2,797
Lorry/Pickup Only 2,259 1,323 935 263 163 101 972 545 426 912 553 358
Motorcycle/Scooter Only 3,585 2,890 695 34 34 - 630 382 248 474 272 202
Others 44,238 22,608 21,630 2,467 1,346 1,121 16,007 8,290 7,717 15,847 8,284 7,563
96
No Transport Required 207,238 109,441 97,797 31,747 16,670 15,077 126,571 66,577 59,994 42,069 22,769 19,300
Table 24 Resident Students Aged 5 Years and Over by Usual Mode of Transport to School, Level of Education Attending and Sex
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Number
Post-Secondary (Non-Tertiary) Polytechnic Professional Qualification and Other Diploma University

Mode of Transport
Total 55,763 28,149 27,614 79,580 41,321 38,259 14,800 6,482 8,318 67,391 29,871 37,521
Public Bus Only 21,248 11,194 10,055 29,597 15,453 14,143 4,155 1,954 2,202 16,740 6,714 10,026
MRT Only 5,968 2,947 3,021 14,357 7,614 6,743 2,998 1,249 1,749 7,369 3,197 4,172
MRT & Public Bus Only 16,236 8,211 8,025 27,332 13,469 13,863 5,649 2,288 3,361 29,380 13,051 16,329
MRT & Car Only 316 165 151 195 95 100 40 28 12 419 189 230
MRT & Another Mode 274 107 167 947 424 523 177 69 108 435 180 255
Taxi Only 114 52 62 60 40 20 39 6 32 202 63 138
Car Only 5,606 2,373 3,233 1,353 813 540 534 303 231 5,716 2,932 2,784
Private Chartered Bus/Van Only 341 94 246 166 71 94 59 31 28 181 65 116
Lorry/Pickup Only 69 31 37 25 19 6 - - - 19 12 6
Motorcycle/Scooter Only 440 402 37 1,044 951 93 279 228 51 685 622 63
Others 3,153 1,565 1,588 2,652 1,332 1,320 479 192 287 3,635 1,601 2,034
97
No Transport Required 1,997 1,008 989 1,852 1,039 813 391 134 256 2,611 1,244 1,367
Table 25 Resident Students Aged 5 Years and Over by Usual Mode of Transport to School, Monthly Household Income from Work and Sex
Number
Total No Working Person Below $1,000 $1,000 - $1,999 $2,000 - $2,999
Mode of Transport
Total 792,117 403,421 388,696 32,026 15,999 16,027 17,257 9,008 8,249 62,942 32,140 30,802 77,337 39,988 37,349
Public Bus Only 207,256 105,943 101,313 9,682 4,660 5,022 6,730 3,376 3,354 22,313 11,421 10,892 25,063 13,087 11,976
MRT Only 45,452 22,789 22,663 2,043 1,062 981 1,293 615 678 4,233 1,999 2,234 4,844 2,333 2,510
MRT & Public Bus Only 110,931 53,680 57,251 5,612 2,823 2,788 2,625 1,318 1,306 9,014 4,322 4,691 11,554 5,875 5,678
MRT & Car Only 2,053 1,106 946 56 25 31 19 6 12 12 6 6 51 27 25
MRT & Another Mode 3,140 1,562 1,578 95 50 45 81 44 37 285 160 125 328 153 175
Taxi Only 1,782 823 960 70 21 49 32 32 - 337 188 149 195 83 112
Car Only 89,384 44,769 44,615 2,762 1,409 1,353 606 299 306 1,393 793 601 2,533 1,223 1,310
Private Chartered Bus/Van Only 74,798 36,485 38,313 2,105 988 1,117 798 451 347 2,750 1,360 1,390 4,110 2,153 1,957
Lorry/Pickup Only 2,259 1,323 935 12 12 - 12 12 - 262 131 131 462 250 212
Motorcycle/Scooter Only 3,585 2,890 695 151 145 6 94 69 25 387 314 73 435 335 100
Others 44,238 22,608 21,630 1,851 1,015 837 633 356 276 2,319 1,277 1,042 3,350 1,715 1,635
98
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Number
$3,000 - $3,999 $4,000 - $4,999 $5,000 - $5,999 $6,000 - $6,999 $7,000 - $7,999
Mode of Transport
Total 81,759 42,353 39,406 75,116 38,758 36,358 67,575 34,756 32,819 56,254 29,198 27,055 48,250 24,230 24,020
Public Bus Only 25,320 13,255 12,065 21,784 11,101 10,683 18,298 9,398 8,900 14,429 7,399 7,030 11,777 5,971 5,806
MRT Only 4,853 2,603 2,251 4,861 2,473 2,388 4,215 2,163 2,052 3,229 1,646 1,583 2,882 1,402 1,480
MRT & Car Only 92 37 54 50 25 25 72 27 45 106 75 31 139 65 74
MRT & Another Mode 368 149 219 285 133 151 394 225 169 244 101 143 169 69 100
Taxi Only 195 96 99 214 94 120 154 44 110 92 40 53 50 19 31
Car Only 3,890 2,006 1,884 4,433 2,204 2,230 5,244 2,592 2,652 5,198 2,596 2,602 5,437 2,775 2,661
Private Chartered Bus/Van Only 5,105 2,563 2,542 5,324 2,826 2,497 5,585 2,772 2,813 4,978 2,517 2,461 4,614 2,193 2,421
Lorry/Pickup Only 508 344 164 260 162 98 182 116 65 124 47 77 89 38 51
Motorcycle/Scooter Only 450 335 115 465 389 77 301 236 65 361 298 64 241 192 48
Others 3,604 1,862 1,742 3,254 1,607 1,647 3,242 1,686 1,557 3,151 1,731 1,419 2,645 1,339 1,305
99
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Number
$8,000 - $8,999 $9,000 - $9,999 $10,000 - $10,999 $11,000 - $11,999 $12,000 - $12,999
Mode of Transport
Total 40,052 20,483 19,569 32,908 17,167 15,741 28,898 14,711 14,187 22,205 11,194 11,010 18,590 9,442 9,148
Public Bus Only 9,294 4,771 4,522 7,114 3,533 3,581 6,241 3,239 3,002 4,276 2,163 2,114 3,776 1,917 1,860
MRT Only 2,425 1,076 1,349 1,873 1,025 848 1,516 782 734 1,025 488 537 929 472 457
MRT & Car Only 113 70 43 134 47 87 117 80 37 105 50 56 93 56 37
MRT & Another Mode 180 104 76 132 81 51 78 25 53 116 73 43 52 33 18
Taxi Only 63 38 25 48 35 13 44 19 25 56 31 25 27 12 14
Car Only 4,789 2,405 2,384 4,604 2,493 2,111 4,676 2,229 2,447 3,817 1,935 1,882 3,585 1,867 1,718
Lorry/Pickup Only 87 69 19 45 19 27 48 35 13 33 19 14 47 25 22
Motorcycle/Scooter Only 244 220 25 105 93 12 83 69 14 71 56 14 19 12 6
Others 2,300 1,272 1,028 2,105 1,136 969 1,613 832 781 1,604 814 789 1,287 597 691
100
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Number
$13,000 - $13,999 $14,000 - $14,999 $15,000 & Over
Mode of Transport
Total Males Females Total Males Females Total Males Females
Total 14,570 7,334 7,236 12,924 6,116 6,808 103,455 50,543 52,912
Public Bus Only 2,918 1,560 1,359 2,349 1,176 1,173 15,893 7,917 7,975
MRT Only 779 451 328 591 265 326 3,861 1,934 1,927
MRT & Public Bus Only 1,731 834 897 1,610 724 886 10,132 4,905 5,227
MRT & Car Only 83 40 44 76 45 31 735 425 310
MRT & Another Mode 52 25 27 25 6 19 258 132 126
Taxi Only 25 19 6 18 - 18 163 52 111
Car Only 2,839 1,460 1,379 2,774 1,332 1,442 30,804 15,150 15,654
Private Chartered Bus/Van Only 2,260 1,105 1,155 2,094 774 1,319 17,704 8,151 9,553
Lorry/Pickup Only 14 14 - 6 6 - 67 25 42
Motorcycle/Scooter Only 19 13 6 37 25 12 123 90 33
Others 951 441 510 1,033 548 485 9,296 4,381 4,915
101
No Transport Required 2,896 1,372 1,525 2,310 1,215 1,096 14,420 7,380 7,039
Table 26 Resident Students Aged 5 Years and Over by Usual Mode of Transport to School, Type of Dwelling and Sex
Number
HDB Dwellings
Condominiums
Total 1- and 2-Room 5-Room and Landed Properties Others
Mode of Transport Total* 3-Room Flats 4-Room Flats and Private Flats
Total
Total 792,117 637,862 14,256 90,887 265,277 266,103 95,028 54,248 4,979
Public Bus Only 207,256 177,474 6,085 30,335 76,121 64,450 18,443 9,909 1,430
MRT Only 45,452 38,788 1,112 5,138 15,969 16,458 4,128 2,220 315
MRT & Public Bus Only 110,931 91,870 1,818 11,893 37,842 40,099 10,788 7,368 905
MRT & Car Only 2,053 908 - 38 273 598 593 521 31
MRT & Another Mode 3,140 2,752 46 140 1,260 1,307 293 83 12
Taxi Only 1,782 1,389 50 257 613 469 215 162 16
Car Only 89,384 43,993 131 3,016 13,022 27,685 25,569 18,797 1,026
Private Chartered Bus/Van Only 74,798 51,991 764 7,461 19,839 23,843 15,881 6,434 492
Lorry/Pickup Only 2,259 2,056 12 491 988 565 144 52 6
102
Motorcycle/Scooter Only 3,585 3,429 122 474 1,716 1,117 51 74 31

Others 44,238 31,647 296 2,914 12,228 16,157 7,730 4,544 317
No Transport Required 207,238 191,565 3,820 28,731 85,408 73,356 11,193 4,083 397
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Number
HDB Dwellings
Condominiums
Males
Total 403,421 328,074 7,304 47,240 136,329 136,465 46,167 26,655 2,525
Public Bus Only 105,943 91,159 3,193 15,657 39,249 32,827 9,026 5,001 757
MRT Only 22,789 19,371 531 2,660 7,831 8,274 2,164 1,139 115
MRT & Public Bus Only 53,680 44,433 845 5,753 18,063 19,658 5,294 3,509 445
MRT & Car Only 1,106 470 - 19 168 283 355 263 19
MRT & Another Mode 1,562 1,395 27 47 599 722 134 27 6
Taxi Only 823 674 32 122 357 163 73 60 16
Car Only 44,769 22,334 52 1,632 6,471 14,098 12,637 9,287 510
Lorry/Pickup Only 1,323 1,222 - 275 614 332 68 28 6
103
Motorcycle/Scooter Only 2,890 2,765 52 355 1,438 920 44 56 25

Others 22,608 16,711 166 1,560 6,425 8,542 3,628 2,122 147
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Number
HDB Dwellings
Condominiums
Females
Total 388,696 309,788 6,951 43,647 128,948 129,638 48,861 27,592 2,454
Public Bus Only 101,313 86,315 2,892 14,678 36,872 31,623 9,417 4,908 673
MRT Only 22,663 19,417 581 2,478 8,138 8,184 1,964 1,081 200
MRT & Public Bus Only 57,251 47,437 973 6,140 19,779 20,441 5,494 3,859 460
MRT & Car Only 946 438 - 19 105 315 238 257 12
MRT & Another Mode 1,578 1,357 19 93 661 584 159 56 6
Taxi Only 960 715 18 135 255 306 142 102 -
Car Only 44,615 21,658 79 1,384 6,551 13,587 12,932 9,509 515
Lorry/Pickup Only 935 835 12 216 373 233 76 25 -
104
Motorcycle/Scooter Only 695 664 69 120 279 196 6 18 6

Others 21,630 14,936 130 1,354 5,803 7,615 4,102 2,422 170
Table 27 Resident Students Aged 5 Years and Over by Usual Mode of Transport to School, Travelling Time to School and Sex
Number
Total Up to 15 mins 16 - 30 mins
Mode of Transport
Total 789,835 402,290 387,545 336,398 176,294 160,104 235,539 120,406 115,133
Public Bus Only 207,256 105,943 101,313 46,341 24,584 21,757 91,677 47,349 44,328
MRT Only 45,452 22,789 22,663 4,346 2,346 1,999 16,233 8,249 7,984
MRT & Public Bus Only 110,931 53,680 57,251 2,611 1,397 1,213 24,679 12,413 12,266
MRT & Car Only 2,053 1,106 946 236 122 115 896 514 381
MRT & Another Mode 3,140 1,562 1,578 116 61 55 961 528 434
Taxi Only 1,782 823 960 1,010 451 560 611 316 295
Car Only 89,384 44,769 44,615 50,914 25,688 25,226 32,654 16,153 16,501
Private Chartered Bus/Van Only 74,798 36,485 38,313 25,299 12,628 12,671 32,672 15,788 16,883
Lorry/Pickup Only 2,259 1,323 935 1,487 875 611 656 404 252
Motorcycle/Scooter Only 3,585 2,890 695 1,447 1,003 444 1,661 1,447 214
Others 44,238 22,608 21,630 14,511 7,833 6,677 16,132 8,344 7,788
105
Note: Data exclude students studying from home and students who were overseas for at least 6 months.
Table 27 Resident Students Aged 5 Years and Over by Usual Mode of Transport to School, Travelling Time to School and Sex
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Number
31 - 45 mins 46 - 60 mins More than 60 mins
Mode of Transport
Total 96,509 47,527 48,982 82,413 39,661 42,751 38,976 18,402 20,574
Public Bus Only 34,412 17,374 17,038 26,333 12,579 13,755 8,494 4,058 4,436
MRT Only 11,556 5,885 5,671 10,027 4,717 5,310 3,290 1,592 1,698
MRT & Car Only 591 340 251 272 103 169 58 27 31
MRT & Another Mode 868 445 422 828 359 469 368 169 198
Taxi Only 82 44 39 73 12 60 6 - 6
Car Only 4,532 2,215 2,317 1,101 604 497 183 109 74
Private Chartered Bus/Van Only 10,093 4,659 5,434 5,683 2,898 2,785 1,051 511 540
Lorry/Pickup Only 103 38 65 6 - 6 6 6 -
Motorcycle/Scooter Only 390 353 37 75 75 - 12 12 -
Others 6,403 3,006 3,398 4,579 2,203 2,376 2,614 1,223 1,391
106
No Transport Required 166 103 63 - - - - - -
Table 28 Resident Students Aged 5 Years and Over by Travelling Time to School, Level of Education Attending and Sex
Number
Travelling Time Total Pre-Primary Primary Secondary
(Minutes) Total Males Females Total Males Females Total Males Females Total Males Females
Total 789,835 402,290 387,545 61,171 31,896 29,275 280,929 145,708 135,221 231,179 119,333 111,846
Up to 15 336,398 176,294 160,104 45,330 23,680 21,651 189,575 99,227 90,348 83,586 44,179 39,407
16 - 30 235,539 120,406 115,133 11,906 6,141 5,765 68,872 35,339 33,533 94,561 48,515 46,046
31 - 45 96,509 47,527 48,982 2,413 1,174 1,238 13,773 6,759 7,015 30,298 15,090 15,208
46 - 60 82,413 39,661 42,751 1,329 771 558 7,202 3,621 3,582 17,686 8,852 8,834
More than 60 38,976 18,402 20,574 193 130 63 1,506 763 743 5,048 2,697 2,351
107
Table 28 Resident Students Aged 5 Years and Over by Travelling Time to School, Level of Education Attending and Sex
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Number
Travelling Time Post-Secondary (Non-Tertiary) Polytechnic Professional Qualification and Other Diploma University
(Minutes)
Total 55,594 28,074 27,521 79,485 41,259 38,226 14,685 6,432 8,253 66,792 29,588 37,203
Up to 15 6,520 3,176 3,344 6,159 3,668 2,491 845 372 473 4,383 1,993 2,390
16 - 30 18,980 9,614 9,366 22,774 12,413 10,362 4,146 1,866 2,280 14,299 6,518 7,781
31 - 45 13,136 6,628 6,508 19,537 10,089 9,448 4,032 1,839 2,193 13,320 5,948 7,372
46 - 60 12,097 6,164 5,932 22,239 10,987 11,251 4,082 1,674 2,408 17,779 7,592 10,187
More than 60 4,862 2,491 2,370 8,777 4,102 4,675 1,580 681 898 17,011 7,538 9,474
108
Table 29 Resident Working Persons Aged 15 Years and Over by Usual Mode of Transport to Work, Age Group and Sex
Number
Total Below 30 Years 30 - 39 Years 40 - 49 Years 50 Years & Over
Mode of Transport
Total 1,875,642 1,068,808 806,834 364,090 192,137 171,953 503,538 269,481 234,057 486,889 280,215 206,674 521,125 326,975 194,150
Public Bus Only 361,318 167,855 193,463 82,388 41,562 40,826 78,746 34,688 44,058 85,130 36,444 48,686 115,054 55,161 59,893
MRT Only 215,837 94,187 121,650 60,787 26,325 34,463 66,047 27,834 38,213 48,393 21,018 27,375 40,610 19,010 21,599
MRT & Car Only 14,160 7,093 7,067 2,246 955 1,290 5,107 2,181 2,926 4,070 2,177 1,893 2,738 1,780 958
MRT & Another Mode 25,665 13,157 12,508 6,531 2,805 3,726 8,759 4,475 4,283 6,296 3,455 2,841 4,079 2,422 1,657
Taxi Only 24,939 11,349 13,590 6,046 2,376 3,670 9,029 3,745 5,284 5,708 3,047 2,661 4,156 2,181 1,974
Car Only 465,000 318,054 146,946 46,017 28,743 17,274 147,223 93,948 53,275 145,082 100,581 44,501 126,678 94,781 31,897
Lorry/Pickup Only 42,298 38,498 3,800 2,682 2,307 375 6,795 5,953 842 13,941 12,733 1,209 18,880 17,505 1,375
Motorcycle/Scooter Only 72,132 67,318 4,814 17,748 16,120 1,628 17,402 15,831 1,571 17,308 16,429 879 19,673 18,938 735
Others 116,482 69,441 47,041 21,545 11,631 9,914 33,449 17,694 15,755 30,174 18,194 11,980 31,315 21,922 9,392
109
Note: Data exclude working persons who were overseas for at least 6 months.
Table 30 Resident Working Persons Aged 15 Years and Over by Usual Mode of Transport to Work, Highest Qualification Attained and Sex
Number
Total No Qualification Primary Lower Secondary Secondary

Mode of Transport
Total 1,875,642 1,068,808 806,834 131,187 77,370 53,817 99,972 62,316 37,656 169,801 106,674 63,127 364,366 194,027 170,339
Public Bus Only 361,318 167,855 193,463 42,813 20,457 22,356 28,438 14,323 14,115 40,645 19,364 21,281 78,832 32,240 46,592
MRT Only 215,837 94,187 121,650 7,685 3,710 3,974 7,417 3,547 3,871 14,211 6,493 7,718 40,537 14,745 25,792
MRT & Car Only 14,160 7,093 7,067 89 45 43 79 38 41 339 202 137 1,778 727 1,051
MRT & Another Mode 25,665 13,157 12,508 966 587 379 696 419 278 1,334 685 648 4,268 1,934 2,334
Taxi Only 24,939 11,349 13,590 635 263 372 396 198 198 981 519 462 3,526 1,595 1,931
Car Only 465,000 318,054 146,946 11,945 8,919 3,026 11,408 8,736 2,672 26,767 20,557 6,210 75,745 51,088 24,658
Lorry/Pickup Only 42,298 38,498 3,800 8,208 7,491 716 6,108 5,702 406 9,581 9,084 497 10,136 9,044 1,092
Motorcycle/Scooter Only 72,132 67,318 4,814 6,448 6,169 279 6,046 5,709 337 9,810 9,366 444 16,953 15,832 1,121
Others 116,482 69,441 47,041 10,386 7,339 3,047 7,275 5,320 1,955 10,829 7,345 3,484 19,777 11,237 8,540
110
Table 30 Resident Working Persons Aged 15 Years and Over by Usual Mode of Transport to Work, Highest Qualification Attained and Sex
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Number
Post-Secondary (Non-Tertiary) Polytechnic Professional Qualification and Other Diploma University

Mode of Transport
Total 235,503 146,201 89,302 213,028 130,485 82,543 128,989 56,922 72,067 532,795 294,812 237,984
Public Bus Only 47,410 25,331 22,079 37,089 19,192 17,896 20,175 6,616 13,560 65,915 30,332 35,584
MRT Only 27,675 12,945 14,730 27,056 12,341 14,715 17,827 5,431 12,396 73,429 34,975 38,454
MRT & Car Only 1,399 674 725 1,500 785 715 1,371 563 808 7,606 4,059 3,547
MRT & Another Mode 3,144 1,685 1,459 3,139 1,699 1,441 2,416 1,059 1,357 9,701 5,089 4,612
Taxi Only 2,471 1,312 1,159 3,158 1,459 1,699 2,113 809 1,304 11,658 5,193 6,466
Car Only 46,556 33,799 12,757 57,966 44,498 13,468 35,896 21,384 14,512 198,717 129,073 69,643
Private Chartered Bus/Van Only 10,118 6,970 3,148 6,367 4,144 2,223 4,018 1,961 2,057 10,106 5,878 4,228
Lorry/Pickup Only 4,329 4,028 300 1,676 1,409 267 799 567 232 1,462 1,172 289
Motorcycle/Scooter Only 16,614 15,728 886 7,946 7,272 675 3,044 2,617 427 5,270 4,625 644
Others 15,084 9,898 5,186 12,658 7,993 4,665 8,987 3,914 5,073 31,487 16,396 15,091
111
No Transport Required 13,440 7,692 5,748 7,631 4,233 3,398 6,810 2,726 4,084 22,707 11,795 10,913
Table 31 Resident Working Persons Aged 15 Years and Over by Usual Mode of Transport to Work, Employment Status and Sex
Number
Total Employers Own Account Workers Employees Contributing Family Workers
Mode of Transport
Total 1,875,642 1,068,808 806,834 96,091 72,761 23,330 158,096 113,685 44,410 1,603,798 876,330 727,468 17,658 6,032 11,626
Public Bus Only 361,318 167,855 193,463 4,725 2,355 2,370 19,284 11,640 7,644 334,615 153,037 181,578 2,693 823 1,870
MRT Only 215,837 94,187 121,650 2,947 1,673 1,274 8,270 4,652 3,618 204,010 87,679 116,330 610 182 429
MRT & Public Bus Only 329,581 160,235 169,345 4,148 2,604 1,544 17,667 10,150 7,517 306,752 147,260 159,492 1,013 221 792
MRT & Car Only 14,160 7,093 7,067 726 499 227 858 616 242 12,511 5,972 6,539 65 6 59
MRT & Another Mode 25,665 13,157 12,508 403 256 147 739 423 316 24,459 12,447 12,012 64 31 32
Taxi Only 24,939 11,349 13,590 1,942 1,080 862 2,006 1,006 999 20,690 9,150 11,540 301 113 188
Car Only 465,000 318,054 146,946 59,315 47,591 11,723 37,604 27,794 9,810 361,436 240,352 121,084 6,645 2,316 4,328
Private Chartered Bus/Van Only 67,985 42,922 25,063 2,465 2,089 376 3,926 3,428 498 61,093 37,153 23,940 500 252 249
Lorry/Pickup Only 42,298 38,498 3,800 4,771 4,457 314 6,274 5,939 336 30,328 27,632 2,697 925 471 454
Motorcycle/Scooter Only 72,132 67,318 4,814 1,014 975 39 4,142 3,957 184 66,676 62,225 4,451 300 161 139
Others 116,482 69,441 47,041 4,234 2,984 1,250 7,615 5,611 2,003 103,639 60,451 43,188 995 394 601
112
Table 32 Resident Working Persons Aged 15 Years and Over by Usual Mode of Transport to Work, Industry and Sex
Number
Services
Total Manufacturing Construction Wholesale & Transportation & Accommodation & Information & Financial &
Mode of Transport Total
Total
Total 1,875,642 257,973 92,754 1,501,605 317,377 173,893 113,452 80,371 131,844
Public Bus Only 361,318 48,151 12,366 296,892 59,336 29,363 34,982 12,435 15,505
MRT Only 215,837 15,851 6,219 191,760 32,566 12,223 14,290 12,606 32,416
MRT & Car Only 14,160 1,114 413 12,495 1,974 623 290 734 2,822
MRT & Another Mode 25,665 4,812 1,057 19,461 3,620 1,828 1,004 1,457 2,964
Taxi Only 24,939 1,368 329 23,173 3,195 4,967 1,729 1,663 2,376
Car Only 465,000 72,182 29,503 356,340 95,165 27,857 14,221 20,362 33,558
113
Lorry/Pickup Only 42,298 7,045 11,722 22,398 10,425 5,281 1,363 219 103
Motorcycle/Scooter Only 72,132 13,544 5,233 51,504 8,034 12,350 4,160 1,954 1,698
Others 116,482 21,879 5,060 87,818 17,033 12,828 6,632 5,045 6,345
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Number
Services
Public Other Community, Others*

Mode of Transport Real Estate Services Administration & Social & Personal
Education Services
Total
Total 48,573 127,158 94,651 242,619 82,619 32,741 56,308 23,310
Public Bus Only 7,506 16,897 29,223 51,381 19,716 7,202 13,345 3,909
MRT Only 6,205 21,473 11,792 22,663 13,382 5,415 6,730 2,007
MRT & Public Bus Only 8,876 26,461 17,707 50,463 17,260 8,259 10,527 3,513
MRT & Car Only 586 1,928 333 2,018 791 162 234 139
MRT & Another Mode 548 2,681 949 2,223 868 732 585 335
Taxi Only 621 2,327 786 3,684 792 434 600 69
Car Only 16,427 35,900 11,939 68,290 16,114 5,029 11,477 6,975
Private Chartered Bus/Van Only 314 2,409 2,889 2,972 725 368 1,523 916
114
Lorry/Pickup Only 179 1,146 1,925 369 123 87 1,179 1,133

Motorcycle/Scooter Only 1,366 2,813 4,755 9,519 1,154 1,467 2,234 1,851
Others 2,379 6,781 6,358 15,385 4,087 2,101 2,844 1,725
No Transport Required 3,567 6,342 5,996 13,651 7,606 1,484 5,029 737
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Number
Services
Males
Total 1,068,808 168,608 73,230 809,569 169,348 132,533 51,815 49,966 59,222
Public Bus Only 167,855 25,199 7,837 132,302 23,076 19,982 13,712 6,593 5,697
MRT Only 94,187 8,785 4,263 80,137 12,058 6,977 6,146 7,150 12,543
MRT & Car Only 7,093 728 243 6,026 1,013 336 111 392 1,357
MRT & Another Mode 13,157 3,023 770 9,156 1,539 1,078 426 867 1,307
Taxi Only 11,349 646 205 10,461 1,490 2,355 795 968 1,063
Car Only 318,054 55,095 24,257 232,921 66,258 21,043 8,466 14,749 19,466
Private Chartered Bus/Van Only 42,922 16,104 4,518 21,603 7,951 4,931 1,240 828 558
115
Lorry/Pickup Only 38,498 6,228 11,304 19,877 9,090 5,127 987 205 83
Others 69,441 14,370 3,957 49,682 9,371 9,456 3,299 3,023 2,892
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Number
Services

Education Services
Males
Total 25,865 68,667 54,054 137,176 18,017 17,101 25,805 17,401
Public Bus Only 3,371 7,573 15,071 26,522 2,745 3,282 4,679 2,517
MRT Only 2,616 8,844 5,491 11,845 2,012 2,454 2,000 1,001
MRT & Car Only 298 960 146 1,019 213 73 108 95
MRT & Another Mode 195 1,329 401 1,315 125 361 211 208
Taxi Only 224 1,146 348 1,536 147 210 178 36
Car Only 10,656 24,717 8,133 41,294 7,259 3,437 7,443 5,781
Private Chartered Bus/Van Only 141 1,537 2,005 797 227 221 1,166 697
116
Lorry/Pickup Only 172 1,029 1,779 253 44 56 1,052 1,089

Motorcycle/Scooter Only 1,274 2,626 4,448 8,695 788 1,395 2,077 1,814
Others 1,292 3,763 4,351 8,696 907 1,046 1,585 1,431
No Transport Required 1,718 3,472 2,780 4,463 821 599 1,547 484
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Number
Services
Females
Total 806,834 89,366 19,524 692,036 148,028 41,360 61,637 30,405 72,622
Public Bus Only 193,463 22,952 4,528 164,589 36,260 9,382 21,270 5,842 9,807
MRT Only 121,650 7,066 1,956 111,623 20,507 5,245 8,144 5,455 19,873
MRT & Car Only 7,067 385 169 6,469 961 287 179 341 1,465
MRT & Another Mode 12,508 1,789 287 10,305 2,081 750 578 590 1,657
Taxi Only 13,590 722 123 12,712 1,704 2,612 934 695 1,313
Car Only 146,946 17,087 5,246 123,419 28,907 6,814 5,755 5,613 14,092
Private Chartered Bus/Van Only 25,063 10,802 444 13,598 3,769 2,504 844 490 885
117
Lorry/Pickup Only 3,800 817 418 2,521 1,334 154 376 14 20

Motorcycle/Scooter Only 4,814 768 108 3,900 664 354 477 150 251
Others 47,041 7,509 1,103 38,135 7,662 3,372 3,333 2,022 3,453
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Number
Services

Education Services
Females
Total 22,708 58,491 40,597 105,442 64,602 15,640 30,503 5,909
Public Bus Only 4,135 9,324 14,152 24,859 16,971 3,920 8,667 1,393
MRT Only 3,589 12,628 6,301 10,818 11,370 2,961 4,730 1,005
MRT & Car Only 289 968 187 999 578 89 126 44
MRT & Another Mode 353 1,352 547 909 743 371 374 128
Taxi Only 396 1,181 437 2,148 645 224 421 33
Car Only 5,771 11,183 3,806 26,995 8,856 1,593 4,034 1,194
Private Chartered Bus/Van Only 172 872 885 2,176 498 147 357 219
118
Lorry/Pickup Only 6 117 147 115 79 31 127 44

Motorcycle/Scooter Only 92 186 306 824 366 72 157 37
Others 1,086 3,018 2,007 6,688 3,179 1,056 1,259 294
No Transport Required 1,849 2,869 3,216 9,188 6,785 885 3,483 253
Table 33 Resident Working Persons Aged 15 Years and Over by Usual Mode of Transport to Work, Occupation and Sex
Number
Plant &
Associate Production Cleaners, Workers Not
Senior Officials Clerical Service & Sales Agricultural & Machine
Total Professionals Professionals & Craftsmen & Labourers & Classifiable by
Mode of Transport & Managers Workers Workers Fishery Workers Operators &
Technicians Related Workers Related Workers Occupation
Assemblers
Total
Total 1,875,642 248,223 269,830 429,470 236,737 246,682 1,009 102,153 151,017 129,466 61,053
Public Bus Only 361,318 14,487 37,415 68,502 60,307 67,737 182 18,625 26,752 52,853 14,457
MRT Only 215,837 16,728 37,554 59,908 41,172 31,828 47 6,845 5,440 10,841 5,474
MRT & Public Bus Only 329,581 19,823 51,884 89,599 58,710 46,690 78 13,956 12,246 18,423 18,172
MRT & Car Only 14,160 3,261 3,661 4,275 1,523 686 - 251 118 68 316
MRT & Another Mode 25,665 2,759 5,188 7,232 4,001 2,450 19 1,220 1,093 1,023 681
Taxi Only 24,939 6,074 5,201 5,517 1,173 5,562 6 199 144 307 756
Car Only 465,000 150,368 89,284 117,939 28,235 30,971 300 18,291 11,412 4,783 13,418
Private Chartered Bus/Van Only 67,985 4,364 6,055 13,306 10,220 4,595 44 9,265 14,685 5,190 262
Lorry/Pickup Only 42,298 4,650 608 3,443 2,417 3,680 121 10,568 12,194 4,466 152
119
Motorcycle/Scooter Only 72,132 1,979 3,939 13,470 5,700 13,419 44 11,710 14,073 5,141 2,657
Others 116,482 11,308 17,880 25,675 13,830 14,174 113 7,588 12,021 9,922 3,973
No Transport Required 140,245 12,423 11,163 20,604 9,451 24,891 55 3,636 40,838 16,450 735
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Number
Plant &
Assemblers
Males
Total 1,068,808 172,496 155,825 221,390 54,635 123,076 773 93,545 124,951 62,965 59,152
Public Bus Only 167,855 7,761 19,318 27,673 12,950 29,516 138 15,918 17,417 22,979 14,187
MRT Only 94,187 9,295 20,227 23,747 7,387 13,346 26 5,973 4,099 4,735 5,351
MRT & Public Bus Only 160,235 11,311 29,335 38,718 11,726 21,371 59 12,477 8,807 8,678 17,753
MRT & Car Only 7,093 1,979 2,037 1,869 159 397 - 239 100 12 303
MRT & Another Mode 13,157 1,775 2,955 3,416 789 1,139 13 1,097 797 521 655
Taxi Only 11,349 3,210 2,110 2,688 207 2,023 6 153 81 132 737
Car Only 318,054 112,509 55,916 77,325 7,743 21,091 229 17,550 10,189 2,801 12,700
Private Chartered Bus/Van Only 42,922 3,281 3,957 8,413 2,914 3,040 25 8,659 9,500 2,939 195
Lorry/Pickup Only 38,498 4,364 541 2,959 1,272 2,787 115 10,460 11,915 3,933 152
120
Motorcycle/Scooter Only 67,318 1,833 3,545 12,347 4,414 12,467 38 11,568 13,774 4,707 2,626
Others 69,441 7,114 9,995 13,338 3,576 7,931 94 7,169 9,938 6,462 3,824
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Number
Plant &
Assemblers
Females
Total 806,834 75,728 114,005 208,080 182,102 123,607 236 8,608 26,067 66,501 1,901
Public Bus Only 193,463 6,727 18,097 40,829 47,357 38,222 44 2,708 9,335 29,874 271
MRT Only 121,650 7,433 17,327 36,161 33,784 18,482 21 872 1,341 6,106 123
MRT & Public Bus Only 169,345 8,511 22,549 50,881 46,984 25,319 19 1,479 3,439 9,745 419
MRT & Car Only 7,067 1,282 1,625 2,406 1,364 290 - 12 19 56 14
MRT & Another Mode 12,508 984 2,233 3,816 3,212 1,310 6 123 296 502 25
Taxi Only 13,590 2,863 3,092 2,829 966 3,539 - 45 62 175 18
Car Only 146,946 37,859 33,367 40,614 20,491 9,880 70 741 1,224 1,982 718
Private Chartered Bus/Van Only 25,063 1,082 2,098 4,894 7,306 1,555 19 606 5,186 2,251 68
Lorry/Pickup Only 3,800 286 67 483 1,146 892 6 108 278 533 -
121
Motorcycle/Scooter Only 4,814 146 393 1,123 1,286 952 6 142 300 433 31
Others 47,041 4,193 7,885 12,337 10,253 6,243 19 420 2,083 3,459 150
Table 34 Resident Working Persons Aged 15 Years and Over by Usual Mode of Transport to Work, Gross Monthly Income from Work and Sex
Number
Total Below $1,000 $1,000 - $1,499 $1,500 - $1,999 $2,000 - $2,499
Mode of Transport
Total 1,875,642 1,068,808 806,834 216,315 114,639 101,675 187,890 96,804 91,087 196,598 106,255 90,343 189,632 103,711 85,921
Public Bus Only 361,318 167,855 193,463 73,852 34,823 39,029 56,292 24,380 31,912 50,844 22,888 27,956 40,737 18,109 22,627
MRT Only 215,837 94,187 121,650 18,695 9,568 9,127 19,215 7,599 11,616 24,444 9,692 14,752 24,516 9,814 14,703
MRT & Car Only 14,160 7,093 7,067 451 332 119 277 161 116 553 204 349 769 319 450
MRT & Another Mode 25,665 13,157 12,508 1,462 952 510 1,716 708 1,008 2,353 1,011 1,342 2,422 992 1,430
Taxi Only 24,939 11,349 13,590 1,347 806 540 733 280 453 1,052 430 623 1,589 628 961
Car Only 465,000 318,054 146,946 14,144 8,467 5,677 12,409 6,904 5,505 16,372 9,928 6,444 26,776 17,402 9,374
Lorry/Pickup Only 42,298 38,498 3,800 3,806 2,839 967 6,502 5,703 799 8,298 7,652 646 7,370 6,955 415
Motorcycle/Scooter Only 72,132 67,318 4,814 6,530 5,869 661 7,850 7,132 718 11,101 10,287 813 10,985 10,265 721
Others 116,482 69,441 47,041 13,848 8,931 4,917 11,648 6,799 4,849 12,589 7,447 5,141 11,893 6,994 4,899
122
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Number
$2,500 - $2,999 $3,000 - $3,999 $4,000 - $4,999 $5,000 - $5,999 $6,000 - $6,999
Mode of Transport
Total 164,429 88,988 75,442 266,325 149,400 116,925 174,218 100,564 73,654 122,758 73,206 49,552 78,698 47,907 30,792
Public Bus Only 32,663 14,638 18,025 43,498 20,429 23,069 23,714 11,483 12,231 14,230 6,971 7,259 8,017 4,281 3,736
MRT Only 21,253 8,085 13,169 36,009 14,470 21,538 22,306 9,597 12,709 14,956 6,629 8,327 9,301 4,448 4,854
MRT & Car Only 913 300 613 1,794 732 1,062 1,727 718 1,009 1,542 726 815 1,048 526 522
MRT & Another Mode 2,608 1,135 1,472 4,165 1,957 2,207 3,064 1,603 1,461 2,152 1,097 1,054 1,464 863 601
Taxi Only 1,486 512 974 3,598 1,342 2,256 2,927 1,003 1,924 2,362 914 1,448 1,606 680 926
Car Only 27,951 18,477 9,475 63,755 43,439 20,317 55,214 37,666 17,548 48,614 33,503 15,111 34,893 23,822 11,072
Private Chartered Bus/Van Only 8,365 5,523 2,842 12,206 8,053 4,153 6,448 4,364 2,084 3,799 2,617 1,182 2,173 1,324 849
Lorry/Pickup Only 5,402 5,128 274 6,171 5,807 364 2,454 2,288 165 1,098 1,000 98 465 447 18
Motorcycle/Scooter Only 9,573 9,044 529 12,597 11,941 655 6,605 6,270 335 2,956 2,808 147 1,580 1,503 77
Others 11,304 6,682 4,622 17,616 10,052 7,564 11,296 6,392 4,904 7,512 4,387 3,125 4,825 2,747 2,078
123
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Number
$7,000 - $7,999 $8,000 - $8,999 $9,000 - $9,999 $10,000 & Over
Mode of Transport
Total 55,529 34,491 21,039 43,941 28,326 15,615 29,026 18,740 10,286 150,282 105,778 44,504
Public Bus Only 5,016 2,609 2,406 3,298 1,755 1,543 2,194 1,265 929 6,964 4,225 2,739
MRT Only 6,285 3,174 3,111 4,554 2,499 2,055 3,046 1,620 1,426 11,256 6,992 4,264
MRT & Car Only 1,045 536 509 626 318 308 583 333 250 2,835 1,889 946
MRT & Another Mode 975 621 355 782 498 284 419 275 144 2,084 1,445 639
Taxi Only 1,084 478 605 1,046 511 534 680 350 331 5,428 3,413 2,014
Car Only 26,915 18,498 8,417 23,344 16,314 7,030 15,917 11,116 4,801 98,694 72,517 26,177
Private Chartered Bus/Van Only 1,259 810 449 826 650 176 577 390 187 1,275 841 433
Lorry/Pickup Only 216 189 27 171 165 6 87 87 - 258 238 20
Motorcycle/Scooter Only 727 708 19 449 398 51 235 223 12 945 869 76
Others 3,127 1,903 1,224 2,476 1,609 867 1,497 852 645 6,852 4,646 2,206
124
No Transport Required 1,498 822 676 1,336 781 554 748 442 306 3,826 2,607 1,219
Table 35 Resident Working Persons Aged 15 Years and Over by Usual Mode of Transport to Work, Monthly Household Income from Work and Sex
Number
Total Below $1,000 $1,000 - $1,999 $2,000 - $2,999 $3,000 - $3,999
Mode of Transport
Total 1,875,642 1,068,808 806,834 44,527 24,837 19,690 111,785 70,148 41,637 148,329 89,228 59,101 168,325 99,072 69,253
Public Bus Only 361,318 167,855 193,463 16,600 8,282 8,318 35,319 19,051 16,268 40,982 20,621 20,361 42,060 19,915 22,144
MRT Only 215,837 94,187 121,650 3,552 1,634 1,918 11,135 5,661 5,474 16,664 8,060 8,604 19,471 9,138 10,333
MRT & Car Only 14,160 7,093 7,067 44 44 - 104 64 39 178 96 82 296 189 107
MRT & Another Mode 25,665 13,157 12,508 163 120 43 1,029 633 396 1,749 979 770 2,069 1,137 932
Taxi Only 24,939 11,349 13,590 296 162 134 422 223 199 917 492 425 1,407 652 755
Car Only 465,000 318,054 146,946 1,994 1,317 677 5,255 3,820 1,434 12,492 9,391 3,101 19,999 15,121 4,877
Private Chartered Bus/Van Only 67,985 42,922 25,063 1,020 601 420 4,531 3,323 1,208 7,188 5,272 1,916 8,415 5,827 2,588
Lorry/Pickup Only 42,298 38,498 3,800 887 819 68 4,519 4,287 233 6,418 5,956 462 6,051 5,555 497
Motorcycle/Scooter Only 72,132 67,318 4,814 1,145 1,074 71 5,165 4,952 213 8,016 7,635 381 9,145 8,606 539
Others 116,482 69,441 47,041 2,978 2,276 702 6,780 5,113 1,667 9,427 6,417 3,011 11,145 7,421 3,724
125
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Number
$4,000 - $4,999 $5,000 - $5,999 $6,000 - $6,999 $7,000 - $7,999 $8,000 - $8,999
Mode of Transport
Total 173,482 100,983 72,499 168,944 96,581 72,363 153,587 86,424 67,163 137,066 76,317 60,749 118,030 65,727 52,302
Public Bus Only 38,365 18,310 20,055 34,200 15,162 19,038 30,767 14,100 16,667 24,651 10,569 14,082 20,001 8,793 11,208
MRT Only 20,544 9,076 11,468 21,071 9,185 11,885 18,712 7,668 11,044 16,617 6,966 9,651 15,527 6,608 8,919
MRT & Car Only 533 292 241 792 406 386 680 317 363 914 459 456 1,075 526 549
MRT & Another Mode 2,481 1,306 1,174 2,459 1,305 1,154 2,337 1,291 1,045 2,210 1,010 1,201 1,728 792 936
Taxi Only 1,510 744 766 1,777 691 1,086 1,711 722 989 1,789 808 982 1,590 663 927
Car Only 24,917 18,451 6,466 30,615 22,822 7,793 31,828 22,962 8,866 32,768 23,026 9,742 30,982 21,973 9,010
Lorry/Pickup Only 5,534 5,022 512 4,572 4,079 493 3,312 2,979 332 2,872 2,657 215 2,145 1,877 268
Motorcycle/Scooter Only 9,878 9,278 600 8,722 8,077 646 7,224 6,717 507 5,737 5,362 375 4,414 4,037 377
Others 11,402 7,031 4,371 11,044 6,653 4,391 9,967 5,875 4,092 8,934 5,136 3,798 7,470 4,258 3,212
126
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Number
$9,000 - $9,999 $10,000 - $10,999 $11,000 - $11,999 $12,000 - $12,999 $13,000 - $13,999
Mode of Transport
Total 97,970 54,144 43,826 85,193 47,156 38,037 66,677 36,450 30,227 56,686 30,992 25,694 45,815 24,768 21,047
Public Bus Only 15,878 6,690 9,188 12,522 5,323 7,200 9,298 3,902 5,397 7,520 3,078 4,442 5,925 2,582 3,343
MRT Only 12,427 5,188 7,239 10,784 4,454 6,330 8,083 3,247 4,835 7,282 3,029 4,253 5,992 2,493 3,500
MRT & Car Only 1,036 475 561 855 384 471 849 438 410 788 368 420 660 365 296
MRT & Another Mode 1,473 670 803 1,419 743 676 1,064 485 579 822 412 411 742 374 367
Taxi Only 1,453 674 779 1,250 499 751 1,110 529 581 1,011 425 586 741 283 458
Car Only 28,491 19,723 8,768 27,867 19,133 8,733 22,961 15,758 7,203 20,528 14,015 6,513 17,771 11,609 6,162
Private Chartered Bus/Van Only 3,068 1,876 1,192 2,538 1,467 1,071 1,836 966 870 1,447 718 729 1,081 567 514
Lorry/Pickup Only 1,395 1,238 158 1,211 1,044 167 735 647 88 582 550 32 402 359 43
Motorcycle/Scooter Only 3,409 3,155 254 2,305 2,094 211 1,696 1,532 164 1,219 1,107 113 975 865 110
Others 6,173 3,502 2,671 5,228 2,853 2,376 3,985 2,046 1,938 3,844 1,822 2,022 2,733 1,377 1,356
127
No Transport Required 5,049 2,756 2,293 4,057 2,151 1,906 3,273 1,558 1,715 2,527 1,273 1,254 2,070 952 1,118
- continued
Number
$14,000 - $14,999 $15,000 & Over
Mode of Transport
Total Males Females Total Males Females
Total 38,900 21,416 17,484 260,325 144,565 115,760
Public Bus Only 4,549 1,878 2,671 22,681 9,599 13,082
MRT Only 4,880 2,016 2,864 23,097 9,764 13,333
MRT & Public Bus Only 5,644 2,669 2,975 28,893 13,017 15,876
MRT & Car Only 577 242 334 4,779 2,427 2,352
MRT & Another Mode 596 240 357 3,322 1,658 1,664
Taxi Only 804 312 492 7,150 3,469 3,681
Car Only 16,328 10,787 5,542 140,206 88,147 52,059
Private Chartered Bus/Van Only 719 344 375 3,831 1,960 1,871
Lorry/Pickup Only 321 262 59 1,342 1,169 173
Motorcycle/Scooter Only 710 659 50 2,370 2,167 203
Others 2,126 1,152 974 13,247 6,510 6,737
128
No Transport Required 1,646 855 792 9,408 4,679 4,729
Table 36 Resident Working Persons Aged 15 Years and Over by Usual Mode of Transport to Work, Type of Dwelling and Sex
Number
HDB Dwellings
Condominiums and
Mode of Transport Total* 3-Room Flats 4-Room Flats Private Flats
Total
Total 1,875,642 1,546,797 42,379 312,896 644,240 542,525 201,404 115,194 12,247
Public Bus Only 361,318 328,838 16,908 89,741 138,750 82,865 20,712 9,903 1,864
MRT Only 215,837 190,663 4,569 38,170 80,515 67,127 17,828 6,329 1,017
MRT & Car Only 14,160 8,722 16 695 2,546 5,426 3,278 2,043 118
MRT & Another Mode 25,665 22,569 224 3,473 9,702 9,126 2,533 484 80
Taxi Only 24,939 16,390 183 3,051 6,094 7,033 6,140 2,184 225
Car Only 465,000 290,202 943 29,209 100,402 158,968 101,964 68,680 4,154
Lorry/Pickup Only 42,298 39,886 1,058 9,074 19,861 9,808 997 1,273 142
129
Motorcycle/Scooter Only 72,132 69,580 1,866 16,014 33,792 17,821 1,584 714 254
Others 116,482 100,063 2,478 17,737 43,991 35,698 10,187 5,518 715
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Number
HDB Dwellings
Condominiums and
Males
Total 1,068,808 883,363 26,439 174,733 372,515 306,914 113,875 64,498 7,071
Public Bus Only 167,855 153,911 9,668 41,927 65,486 36,584 9,075 4,026 843
MRT Only 94,187 82,727 2,427 16,899 35,298 27,950 8,243 2,668 549
MRT & Car Only 7,093 4,393 8 317 1,301 2,741 1,563 1,066 71
MRT & Another Mode 13,157 11,565 148 1,956 5,010 4,421 1,320 224 47
Taxi Only 11,349 7,141 115 1,332 2,742 2,937 2,914 1,159 136
Car Only 318,054 208,060 702 21,012 74,146 111,712 65,027 42,234 2,733
Private Chartered Bus/Van Only 42,922 40,456 648 8,748 19,351 11,644 1,604 695 168
Lorry/Pickup Only 38,498 36,535 1,008 8,400 18,290 8,757 789 1,046 129
130
Motorcycle/Scooter Only 67,318 65,057 1,759 15,018 31,608 16,594 1,398 656 207
Others 69,441 60,694 2,078 11,693 27,068 19,753 5,468 2,881 398
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Number
HDB Dwellings
Condominiums and
Females
Total 806,834 663,434 15,940 138,163 271,725 235,611 87,529 50,695 5,176
Public Bus Only 193,463 174,927 7,240 47,814 73,265 46,280 11,637 5,877 1,021
MRT Only 121,650 107,936 2,143 21,270 45,218 39,177 9,585 3,662 468
MRT & Car Only 7,067 4,329 8 378 1,245 2,686 1,715 977 46
MRT & Another Mode 12,508 11,003 76 1,517 4,692 4,705 1,212 260 32
Taxi Only 13,590 9,249 68 1,719 3,352 4,096 3,226 1,025 89
Car Only 146,946 82,142 241 8,198 26,257 47,257 36,938 26,446 1,421
Private Chartered Bus/Van Only 25,063 22,877 307 4,145 10,656 7,762 1,430 663 93
Lorry/Pickup Only 3,800 3,352 50 673 1,571 1,051 209 227 13
131
Motorcycle/Scooter Only 4,814 4,523 106 996 2,184 1,227 185 58 47

Others 47,041 39,369 400 6,044 16,923 15,945 4,720 2,637 316
Table 37 Resident Working Persons Aged 15 Years and Over by Usual Mode of Transport to Work, Travelling Time to Work and Sex
Number
Mode of Transport
Total 1,846,720 1,054,490 792,231 326,860 195,146 131,714 698,915 413,615 285,300
Public Bus Only 361,318 167,855 193,463 43,267 17,656 25,611 144,223 63,803 80,420
MRT Only 215,837 94,187 121,650 13,747 5,882 7,865 70,740 29,598 41,142
MRT & Car Only 14,160 7,093 7,067 652 376 276 5,776 2,766 3,010
MRT & Another Mode 25,665 13,157 12,508 686 380 306 5,830 3,029 2,801
Taxi Only 24,939 11,349 13,590 8,602 3,848 4,754 13,047 5,922 7,125
Car Only 465,000 318,054 146,946 102,560 64,520 38,040 251,045 171,367 79,678
Lorry/Pickup Only 42,298 38,498 3,800 7,524 6,498 1,026 21,545 19,600 1,945
Others 116,482 69,441 47,041 20,061 13,080 6,981 37,452 23,378 14,074
132
Note: Data exclude persons working at their place of residence and persons who were overseas for at least 6 months.
Table 37 Resident Working Persons Aged 15 Years and Over by Usual Mode of Transport to Work, Travelling Time to Work and Sex
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Number
Mode of Transport
Total 387,588 210,451 177,137 319,105 169,242 149,863 114,252 66,036 48,216
Public Bus Only 81,934 38,342 43,592 70,455 36,090 34,365 21,440 11,965 9,475
MRT Only 66,611 28,526 38,085 52,840 23,881 28,960 11,898 6,300 5,598
MRT & Car Only 4,552 2,331 2,221 2,541 1,224 1,317 639 396 244
MRT & Another Mode 7,881 3,725 4,156 7,771 4,127 3,644 3,496 1,896 1,600
Taxi Only 2,425 1,124 1,301 722 382 339 143 72 71
Car Only 77,624 56,587 21,038 28,915 21,829 7,086 4,856 3,752 1,104
Private Chartered Bus/Van Only 13,148 8,087 5,061 9,462 5,645 3,818 2,283 1,390 892
Lorry/Pickup Only 7,345 6,857 488 4,981 4,677 304 903 866 37
Motorcycle/Scooter Only 10,348 9,875 473 3,123 2,978 145 411 384 27
Others 23,509 13,195 10,314 23,170 12,725 10,444 12,291 7,062 5,228
133
No Transport Required 579 282 296 - - - - - -
Table 38 Resident Working Persons Aged 15 Years and Over by Industry, Travelling Time to Work and Sex
Number
Industry
Total 1,846,720 1,054,490 792,231 326,860 195,146 131,714 698,915 413,615 285,300
Manufacturing 255,757 167,681 88,076 39,482 25,832 13,650 101,003 67,890 33,112
Construction 91,383 72,599 18,784 11,892 9,012 2,880 40,391 33,168 7,223
Services 1,476,458 796,911 679,547 272,511 157,970 114,541 548,053 305,193 242,860
Wholesale & Retail Trade 310,942 165,675 145,267 59,673 32,540 27,133 123,354 71,510 51,844
Transportation & Storage 173,028 132,079 40,949 57,783 51,635 6,147 54,283 40,073 14,210
Accommodation & Food Services 113,188 51,699 61,490 29,826 12,658 17,168 41,459 19,616 21,843
Information & Communications 77,747 48,241 29,506 8,667 5,801 2,866 27,916 17,842 10,073
Financial & Insurance Services 130,260 58,181 72,080 13,460 7,274 6,187 50,416 24,604 25,812
Real Estate Services 46,616 24,848 21,767 6,755 3,745 3,010 20,459 11,616 8,843
Professional Services 122,352 66,026 56,326 12,650 7,645 5,005 46,198 26,988 19,210
Administrative & Support Services 93,551 53,519 40,033 14,217 8,008 6,210 36,419 21,699 14,721
134
Public Administration & Education 240,302 136,501 103,802 39,653 18,111 21,542 85,501 46,504 38,997
Health & Social Services 81,712 17,932 63,780 15,796 3,715 12,081 29,676 7,701 21,975
Arts, Entertainment & Recreation 32,185 16,821 15,364 4,024 1,933 2,091 10,746 6,223 4,524
Other Community, Social & Personal Services 54,573 25,390 29,183 10,007 4,905 5,102 21,625 10,817 10,808
Others* 23,122 17,299 5,824 2,975 2,332 643 9,469 7,364 2,105
Table 38 Resident Working Persons Aged 15 Years and Over by Industry, Travelling Time to Work and Sex
- continued
Number
Industry
Total 387,588 210,451 177,137 319,105 169,242 149,863 114,252 66,036 48,216
Manufacturing 52,363 33,826 18,538 44,226 28,039 16,188 18,683 12,094 6,588
Construction 18,715 14,625 4,090 15,629 12,234 3,395 4,756 3,560 1,196
Services 311,633 158,573 153,060 255,089 125,989 129,100 89,173 49,187 39,985
Wholesale & Retail Trade 62,982 31,758 31,224 49,433 22,603 26,829 15,502 7,264 8,237
Transportation & Storage 27,835 18,630 9,205 23,385 15,054 8,331 9,743 6,687 3,056
Accommodation & Food Services 20,452 9,449 11,003 17,051 7,915 9,136 4,401 2,061 2,340
Information & Communications 19,748 11,875 7,873 15,762 9,463 6,299 5,654 3,260 2,394
Financial & Insurance Services 35,401 14,859 20,542 25,108 9,419 15,689 5,875 2,025 3,850
Real Estate Services 9,924 5,030 4,894 7,475 3,501 3,975 2,003 957 1,045
Professional Services 31,179 15,705 15,474 24,277 11,498 12,780 8,047 4,190 3,857
Administrative & Support Services 20,041 11,181 8,861 17,486 9,597 7,889 5,387 3,034 2,353
135
Public Administration & Education 48,588 28,142 20,447 44,083 27,418 16,665 22,477 16,325 6,152
Health & Social Services 17,447 3,402 14,045 14,419 2,287 12,132 4,375 828 3,547
Arts, Entertainment & Recreation 6,979 3,723 3,256 7,377 3,486 3,891 3,058 1,457 1,602
Other Community, Social & Personal Services 11,057 4,820 6,237 9,233 3,748 5,485 2,650 1,099 1,552
Others* 4,877 3,427 1,450 4,161 2,980 1,181 1,640 1,195 446
Table 39 Resident Working Persons Aged 15 Years and Over by Occupation, Travelling Time to Work and Sex
Number
Occupation
Total 1,846,720 1,054,490 792,231 326,860 195,146 131,714 698,915 413,615 285,300
Senior Officials & Managers 240,759 167,755 73,004 49,791 35,235 14,557 112,990 80,321 32,668
Professionals 266,198 153,456 112,743 39,507 20,918 18,588 101,333 58,630 42,704
Associate Professionals & Technicians 418,865 215,847 203,018 52,681 27,827 24,854 156,865 86,898 69,967
Clerical Workers 233,743 54,245 179,498 25,591 5,942 19,649 78,490 19,342 59,148
Service & Sales Workers 244,350 122,593 121,757 53,418 24,382 29,036 89,068 47,363 41,705
Agricultural & Fishery Workers 990 773 217 182 143 39 464 343 122
Production Craftsmen & Related Workers 100,764 92,930 7,834 12,491 11,009 1,482 43,119 40,188 2,932
Plant & Machine Operators & Assemblers 150,874 124,932 25,943 58,114 52,856 5,257 49,073 38,943 10,130
Cleaners, Labourers & Related Workers 129,160 62,827 66,333 30,307 12,231 18,077 51,017 25,794 25,223
Workers Not Classifiable by Occupation 61,016 59,133 1,883 4,777 4,602 175 16,495 15,795 700
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Table 39 Resident Working Persons Aged 15 Years and Over by Occupation, Travelling Time to Work and Sex
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Number
Occupation
Total 387,588 210,451 177,137 319,105 169,242 149,863 114,252 66,036 48,216
Senior Officials & Managers 45,715 31,034 14,681 25,335 16,697 8,638 6,929 4,468 2,460
Professionals 61,426 35,942 25,484 47,371 27,727 19,644 16,561 10,239 6,323
Associate Professionals & Technicians 98,983 49,456 49,526 80,782 37,288 43,494 29,553 14,377 15,177
Clerical Workers 58,933 13,060 45,873 51,858 11,083 40,776 18,870 4,818 14,052
Service & Sales Workers 48,261 24,106 24,156 41,400 20,200 21,200 12,203 6,543 5,660
Agricultural & Fishery Workers 70 63 6 162 118 44 111 105 6
Production Craftsmen & Related Workers 20,257 18,857 1,400 18,284 16,821 1,463 6,612 6,055 558
Plant & Machine Operators & Assemblers 20,152 15,184 4,969 17,258 13,070 4,188 6,278 4,879 1,399
Cleaners, Labourers & Related Workers 21,400 10,778 10,622 20,632 10,548 10,084 5,803 3,476 2,328
Workers Not Classifiable by Occupation 12,391 11,970 421 16,023 15,690 333 11,331 11,076 254
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Table 40 Resident Economically Active Persons Aged 15 Years and Over by Age Group, Marital Status, Sex and Ethnic Group
Number
Age Group (Years) Total Males Females Total Males Females Total Males Females Total Males Females Total Males Females
Total
Total 1,981,714 1,123,855 857,860 595,950 319,958 275,992 1,279,420 766,479 512,941 29,633 7,660 21,973 76,712 29,759 46,953
15 - 19 34,377 20,354 14,023 34,106 20,251 13,855 271 103 168 - - - - - -
20 - 24 146,485 77,298 69,187 137,839 74,621 63,218 7,861 2,500 5,361 62 12 49 723 164 558
25 - 29 228,431 114,518 113,914 150,638 83,391 67,247 74,827 30,292 44,535 110 12 98 2,856 821 2,034
30 - 34 254,385 132,368 122,017 83,699 47,638 36,061 163,460 82,027 81,433 181 27 154 7,046 2,676 4,370
35 - 39 269,343 147,181 122,162 54,203 28,503 25,699 203,312 114,422 88,890 854 186 668 10,976 4,070 6,906
40 - 44 250,299 141,102 109,196 39,255 19,712 19,543 196,956 116,322 80,635 1,527 305 1,222 12,560 4,764 7,796
45 - 49 255,677 149,656 106,021 34,852 17,608 17,244 204,193 126,221 77,973 3,112 731 2,381 13,520 5,096 8,424
50 - 54 230,187 137,790 92,397 30,081 14,296 15,786 182,009 117,201 64,808 4,912 1,107 3,805 13,185 5,187 7,998
55 - 59 166,045 105,320 60,725 18,547 8,106 10,440 132,435 92,074 40,361 5,996 1,398 4,598 9,067 3,742 5,325
60 - 64 93,433 61,272 32,162 8,933 3,853 5,080 74,499 53,874 20,626 5,488 1,568 3,921 4,513 1,977 2,536
138
65 - 69 31,261 21,695 9,566 2,309 1,108 1,201 24,266 18,851 5,415 3,167 898 2,268 1,519 838 681
70 & Over 21,792 15,301 6,491 1,489 870 619 15,329 12,592 2,737 4,225 1,415 2,810 749 424 325
- continued
Number
Chinese
Total 1,502,704 832,940 669,763 467,395 246,184 221,211 956,733 558,886 397,847 22,703 5,910 16,793 55,873 21,961 33,912
15 - 19 23,445 14,522 8,923 23,308 14,453 8,855 137 69 68 - - - - - -
20 - 24 98,677 52,027 46,649 94,333 50,627 43,707 3,967 1,299 2,668 25 6 18 351 96 256
25 - 29 167,273 82,420 84,853 117,104 62,989 54,115 48,545 18,975 29,569 64 - 64 1,561 456 1,106
30 - 34 188,839 95,119 93,721 69,859 39,098 30,761 114,054 54,202 59,853 82 6 76 4,843 1,812 3,031
35 - 39 200,610 104,981 95,629 46,067 23,751 22,316 146,065 78,125 67,940 546 120 426 7,931 2,985 4,946
40 - 44 186,734 101,336 85,398 32,743 15,841 16,902 144,185 81,926 62,260 1,013 194 819 8,793 3,376 5,417
45 - 49 194,326 110,745 83,581 29,770 14,598 15,173 152,837 91,925 60,912 2,092 526 1,565 9,627 3,696 5,931
50 - 54 183,302 107,210 76,092 26,359 12,547 13,812 143,330 89,930 53,400 3,634 847 2,787 9,979 3,885 6,094
55 - 59 136,221 84,327 51,894 16,415 7,186 9,229 108,064 73,031 35,032 4,534 1,097 3,438 7,209 3,014 4,195
60 - 64 78,375 50,033 28,342 8,032 3,406 4,626 62,350 43,787 18,562 4,318 1,218 3,100 3,676 1,622 2,054
139
65 - 69 26,615 17,844 8,771 2,092 971 1,120 20,535 15,472 5,063 2,698 711 1,987 1,291 690 601
70 & Over 18,287 12,377 5,910 1,311 717 595 12,664 10,144 2,519 3,699 1,185 2,514 613 331 282
- continued
Number
Malays
Total 232,484 137,422 95,062 74,177 41,952 32,225 142,783 90,187 52,596 3,544 955 2,589 11,979 4,328 7,652
15 - 19 7,645 3,794 3,851 7,533 3,769 3,764 112 25 87 - - - - - -
20 - 24 32,798 17,402 15,396 29,962 16,395 13,567 2,490 939 1,551 31 6 25 316 63 253
25 - 29 31,814 16,926 14,888 18,134 10,936 7,198 12,735 5,696 7,039 19 6 12 927 288 639
30 - 34 23,705 12,717 10,989 5,787 3,585 2,202 16,399 8,576 7,823 52 6 45 1,468 549 919
35 - 39 24,376 13,525 10,851 3,503 2,185 1,319 18,963 10,661 8,303 148 37 111 1,761 642 1,119
40 - 44 27,667 16,105 11,562 3,030 1,876 1,153 22,176 13,425 8,751 290 56 234 2,171 748 1,424
45 - 49 32,353 20,140 12,214 2,664 1,573 1,091 26,943 17,709 9,234 547 107 440 2,199 750 1,448
50 - 54 25,343 16,835 8,508 1,950 930 1,020 21,098 15,098 6,000 644 113 531 1,651 694 957
55 - 59 15,622 11,258 4,364 1,071 440 632 12,951 10,335 2,616 715 157 558 886 327 559
60 - 64 7,563 5,699 1,864 406 176 229 6,142 5,156 986 592 215 377 424 151 272
140
65 - 69 2,137 1,760 377 97 53 44 1,675 1,529 146 256 107 150 108 71 37
70 & Over 1,460 1,261 198 40 34 6 1,100 1,038 61 251 145 106 69 44 25
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Number
Indians
Total 171,864 110,848 61,015 37,854 23,233 14,621 124,736 84,610 40,126 2,878 653 2,225 6,396 2,353 4,043
15 - 19 2,565 1,547 1,018 2,551 1,539 1,012 15 8 6 - - - - - -
20 - 24 12,076 6,489 5,586 11,037 6,288 4,749 983 195 788 6 - 6 50 6 43
25 - 29 20,485 11,264 9,221 10,918 7,274 3,644 9,271 3,913 5,358 6 6 - 290 71 219
30 - 34 27,418 17,297 10,122 4,842 3,396 1,446 21,962 13,625 8,337 33 14 18 581 261 321
35 - 39 28,353 19,808 8,545 2,235 1,432 803 25,080 18,036 7,044 137 21 116 901 319 582
40 - 44 23,846 16,339 7,507 2,051 1,179 872 20,565 14,688 5,877 156 56 101 1,074 417 657
45 - 49 20,416 13,251 7,165 1,569 876 694 17,195 11,834 5,361 384 70 314 1,267 471 796
50 - 54 16,186 10,181 6,004 1,291 591 700 13,200 9,109 4,091 544 116 427 1,151 365 786
55 - 59 11,030 7,461 3,569 835 364 472 8,840 6,720 2,120 668 126 542 687 252 435
60 - 64 5,891 4,191 1,700 351 151 200 4,713 3,811 902 538 120 419 289 109 180
141
65 - 69 1,923 1,631 292 85 67 18 1,602 1,466 136 177 53 124 58 45 13

70 & Over 1,676 1,388 288 89 76 12 1,311 1,205 106 229 72 157 47 35 12
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Number
Others
Total 74,663 42,644 32,019 16,524 8,589 7,935 55,168 32,796 22,372 507 141 366 2,464 1,117 1,347
15 - 19 722 491 231 714 491 223 8 - 8 - - - - - -
20 - 24 2,934 1,379 1,556 2,507 1,312 1,195 421 67 354 - - - 6 - 6
25 - 29 8,858 3,907 4,951 4,483 2,192 2,290 4,277 1,708 2,568 22 - 22 77 6 71
30 - 34 14,422 7,236 7,186 3,210 1,558 1,652 11,045 5,624 5,420 14 - 14 153 53 100
35 - 39 16,005 8,867 7,138 2,397 1,135 1,262 13,203 7,600 5,603 22 8 14 383 124 258
40 - 44 12,051 7,322 4,729 1,431 815 616 10,030 6,284 3,746 68 - 68 522 223 299
45 - 49 8,582 5,520 3,062 848 562 286 7,218 4,752 2,466 89 27 61 428 179 249
50 - 54 5,356 3,564 1,792 481 228 254 4,381 3,064 1,317 90 31 60 404 242 161
55 - 59 3,171 2,273 898 225 118 108 2,581 1,988 593 79 19 61 285 148 137
60 - 64 1,604 1,349 256 144 119 25 1,295 1,119 176 40 15 25 125 95 30
142
65 - 69 587 460 126 35 17 18 454 384 70 36 28 8 62 31 30

70 & Over 370 275 95 49 43 6 254 204 49 46 13 33 20 14 6
Table 41 Resident Working Persons Aged 15 Years and Over by Age Group, Usual Hours Worked and Sex
Number
Total Below 30 Hours 30 - 34 Hours 35 - 39 Hours 40 - 44 Hours
Age Group (Years)
Total 1,849,936 1,031,457 818,480 102,383 36,175 66,208 42,399 17,774 24,625 50,261 23,504 26,757 699,496 359,617 339,878
15 - 19 16,124 4,751 11,373 5,008 1,897 3,111 1,530 522 1,008 673 159 514 4,614 1,005 3,609
20 - 24 100,495 38,546 61,949 7,374 3,017 4,356 2,760 1,212 1,548 2,789 1,121 1,668 40,868 13,953 26,915
25 - 29 216,696 108,185 108,512 4,495 1,841 2,654 2,244 1,045 1,199 3,915 1,886 2,030 92,563 42,780 49,783
30 - 34 245,200 127,962 117,238 5,690 1,655 4,036 2,521 872 1,650 4,536 1,911 2,626 102,746 48,699 54,047
35 - 39 260,721 142,813 117,908 8,063 1,886 6,177 3,469 1,040 2,429 5,557 2,308 3,249 103,550 52,659 50,892
40 - 44 241,914 136,759 105,155 10,786 2,668 8,119 4,640 1,428 3,212 6,236 2,697 3,539 89,500 46,407 43,093
45 - 49 246,489 144,482 102,007 13,265 3,590 9,675 6,303 2,403 3,900 6,887 2,960 3,927 87,557 47,165 40,391
50 - 54 221,690 132,549 89,140 14,428 4,694 9,734 6,196 2,406 3,791 6,645 3,124 3,521 78,022 43,449 34,573
55 - 59 159,262 100,761 58,502 13,092 5,113 7,979 5,370 2,463 2,907 5,771 2,990 2,781 55,693 33,768 21,924
60 - 64 89,732 58,682 31,050 10,140 4,412 5,728 4,109 2,274 1,835 4,147 2,360 1,787 29,887 19,391 10,496
65 - 69 30,320 21,016 9,304 5,589 2,909 2,680 1,782 1,140 642 1,625 1,044 581 8,787 6,207 2,580
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70 & Over 21,294 14,952 6,342 4,453 2,493 1,960 1,474 971 504 1,480 945 535 5,710 4,135 1,575
Note: Data exclude national servicemen.

Table 41 Resident Working Persons Aged 15 Years and Over by Age Group, Usual Hours Worked and Sex
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Number
45 - 49 Hours 50 - 54 Hours 55 - 59 Hours 60 - 64 Hours 65 Hours & Over
Age Group (Years)
Total 375,514 208,139 167,375 228,856 137,669 91,187 73,761 47,513 26,249 134,716 92,100 42,617 142,551 108,967 33,584
15 - 19 2,341 620 1,721 842 162 680 281 70 210 485 149 336 350 167 184
20 - 24 23,371 8,973 14,398 10,392 3,855 6,538 2,941 1,239 1,702 5,719 2,775 2,944 4,283 2,402 1,881
25 - 29 50,421 25,120 25,301 29,206 15,205 14,001 8,247 4,371 3,877 14,324 8,627 5,697 11,280 7,310 3,970
30 - 34 54,753 28,993 25,760 35,011 19,722 15,289 9,112 5,369 3,744 17,419 11,059 6,360 13,411 9,683 3,728
35 - 39 54,151 29,450 24,701 37,214 22,054 15,161 11,368 7,210 4,158 20,403 13,658 6,745 16,945 12,548 4,397
40 - 44 48,406 27,835 20,571 32,831 20,600 12,232 10,429 7,028 3,402 19,760 13,688 6,072 19,325 14,410 4,916
45 - 49 47,271 27,986 19,285 30,538 20,008 10,530 10,607 7,134 3,472 19,894 14,377 5,517 24,168 18,859 5,309
50 - 54 41,501 24,514 16,987 25,380 16,908 8,472 9,437 6,669 2,768 16,911 12,228 4,684 23,168 18,557 4,611
55 - 59 29,285 18,200 11,085 16,217 11,200 5,017 5,997 4,418 1,579 11,512 8,853 2,660 16,326 13,755 2,570
60 - 64 16,101 10,630 5,471 7,670 5,419 2,251 3,412 2,536 876 5,679 4,481 1,198 8,587 7,180 1,407
65 - 69 4,711 3,383 1,328 2,242 1,556 686 1,149 885 263 1,593 1,350 243 2,843 2,541 301
144
70 & Over 3,201 2,434 767 1,311 980 331 782 583 199 1,016 855 161 1,866 1,555 311

Table 42 Resident Working Persons Aged 15 Years and Over by Usual Hours Worked, Marital Status and Sex
Number
Usual Hours Worked Total Single Married Widowed Divorced/Separated
Per Week Total Males Females Total Males Females Total Males Females Total Males Females Total Males Females
Total 1,849,936 1,031,457 818,480 508,768 250,799 257,969 1,240,044 745,359 494,685 28,588 7,347 21,240 72,537 27,951 44,586
Below 30 102,383 36,175 66,208 27,875 12,860 15,015 64,165 20,963 43,202 4,656 781 3,874 5,688 1,571 4,117
30 - 34 42,399 17,774 24,625 11,151 5,790 5,361 27,459 10,859 16,601 1,606 341 1,266 2,181 784 1,397
35 - 39 50,261 23,504 26,757 12,805 6,215 6,590 33,276 16,093 17,183 1,674 360 1,314 2,506 835 1,671
40 - 44 699,496 359,617 339,878 205,233 92,404 112,829 461,203 256,990 204,213 8,666 2,193 6,473 24,393 8,030 16,363
45 - 49 375,514 208,139 167,375 109,749 54,454 55,295 245,909 147,243 98,666 5,470 1,304 4,166 14,387 5,139 9,248
50 - 54 228,856 137,669 91,187 62,530 31,658 30,872 155,493 101,855 53,638 2,449 642 1,807 8,383 3,513 4,870
55 - 59 73,761 47,513 26,249 17,882 9,645 8,237 51,998 36,259 15,738 980 349 631 2,901 1,260 1,641
60 - 64 134,716 92,100 42,617 33,255 19,227 14,027 94,738 69,510 25,227 1,287 541 745 5,437 2,820 2,617
65 & Over 142,551 108,967 33,584 28,286 18,545 9,741 105,805 85,587 20,218 1,799 836 963 6,660 3,998 2,662

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Table 43 Resident Working Persons Aged 15 Years and Over by Highest Qualification Attained, Usual Hours Worked and Sex
Number
Total 1,849,936 1,031,457 818,480 102,383 36,175 66,208 42,399 17,774 24,625 50,261 23,504 26,757 699,496 359,617 339,878
No Qualification 131,269 77,407 53,862 17,053 6,578 10,475 6,838 3,309 3,529 6,435 3,329 3,106 33,679 19,556 14,123
Primary 100,168 62,362 37,806 9,543 3,459 6,083 4,152 1,808 2,343 3,919 2,067 1,851 26,335 15,798 10,537
Lower Secondary 169,208 105,925 63,283 13,185 5,104 8,081 6,154 2,720 3,434 5,709 2,803 2,907 48,259 28,087 20,172
Secondary 362,714 189,875 172,838 23,077 7,509 15,568 9,610 3,799 5,811 10,780 4,660 6,119 134,693 60,620 74,073
Post-Secondary (Non-Tertiary) 220,297 127,514 92,783 12,313 4,619 7,694 4,964 1,963 3,002 6,240 3,009 3,231 88,003 47,134 40,868
Polytechnic 200,727 115,432 85,295 6,557 2,585 3,972 2,753 1,219 1,535 4,502 2,174 2,328 93,072 50,283 42,790
Professional Qualification
128,990 56,249 72,741 5,510 1,505 4,005 2,175 675 1,500 3,225 1,160 2,065 57,698 22,657 35,041
and Other Diploma
University 536,563 296,692 239,870 15,146 4,816 10,330 5,751 2,281 3,471 9,451 4,301 5,150 217,756 115,482 102,274

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Table 43 Resident Working Persons Aged 15 Years and Over by Highest Qualification Attained, Usual Hours Worked and Sex
- continued
Number
Total 375,514 208,139 167,375 228,856 137,669 91,187 73,761 47,513 26,249 134,716 92,100 42,617 142,551 108,967 33,584
No Qualification 25,031 15,142 9,889 11,795 7,614 4,181 5,954 3,921 2,033 9,542 6,657 2,885 14,942 11,301 3,641
Primary 20,785 12,922 7,864 9,902 6,869 3,033 4,220 3,101 1,119 8,305 5,991 2,315 13,006 10,346 2,661
Lower Secondary 35,668 22,088 13,580 17,147 11,482 5,665 6,760 4,784 1,976 14,437 10,671 3,766 21,888 18,186 3,702
Secondary 74,266 37,717 36,549 37,754 22,101 15,653 13,451 8,769 4,683 25,927 18,480 7,446 33,156 26,221 6,936
Polytechnic 43,635 24,724 18,911 22,989 14,580 8,409 6,467 4,234 2,232 11,283 8,354 2,928 9,470 7,279 2,191
25,905 11,063 14,842 15,861 7,931 7,930 4,533 2,229 2,303 7,828 4,789 3,040 6,256 4,240 2,016
and Other Diploma
University 103,806 57,417 46,389 90,497 52,740 37,757 24,084 14,841 9,243 42,628 26,708 15,920 27,443 18,107 9,336

147
Table 44 Resident Working Persons Aged 15 Years and Over by Usual Hours Worked, Employment Status and Sex
Number
Usual Hours Worked Total Employers Own Account Workers Employees Contributing Family Workers
Total 1,849,936 1,031,457 818,480 96,570 73,175 23,395 159,348 114,262 45,085 1,575,778 837,660 738,118 18,241 6,360 11,881
Below 30 102,383 36,175 66,208 3,349 1,788 1,561 26,787 13,105 13,682 69,049 20,470 48,578 3,199 812 2,387
30 - 34 42,399 17,774 24,625 1,579 764 815 10,220 6,704 3,516 29,293 9,955 19,339 1,307 352 955
35 - 39 50,261 23,504 26,757 2,945 1,915 1,030 9,573 6,317 3,256 36,842 14,989 21,853 901 283 619
40 - 44 699,496 359,617 339,878 25,122 18,607 6,515 33,228 23,809 9,418 637,823 316,087 321,736 3,323 1,114 2,209
45 - 49 375,514 208,139 167,375 14,424 11,078 3,346 16,232 12,680 3,552 342,665 183,468 159,197 2,193 912 1,281
50 - 54 228,856 137,669 91,187 12,873 10,079 2,794 13,696 10,336 3,360 200,792 116,594 84,198 1,495 660 835
55 - 59 73,761 47,513 26,249 5,269 4,016 1,253 7,547 5,953 1,594 59,956 37,134 22,822 989 410 579
60 - 64 134,716 92,100 42,617 12,210 9,796 2,414 13,837 11,112 2,725 107,208 70,589 36,619 1,462 603 859
65 & Over 142,551 108,967 33,584 18,800 15,133 3,667 28,229 24,246 3,983 92,150 68,373 23,777 3,372 1,215 2,157

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Table 45 Resident Working Persons Aged 15 Years and Over by Industry, Usual Hours Worked and Sex
Number
Industry
Total 1,849,936 1,031,457 818,480 102,383 36,175 66,208 42,399 17,774 24,625 50,261 23,504 26,757 699,496 359,617 339,878
Manufacturing 259,778 169,804 89,974 5,423 1,847 3,576 2,588 1,077 1,512 5,259 2,612 2,647 119,001 73,784 45,217
Construction 93,365 73,660 19,705 5,180 3,165 2,015 2,062 1,563 500 1,962 1,381 581 29,609 19,726 9,882
Services 1,473,204 770,384 702,820 90,855 30,536 60,318 37,326 14,843 22,483 42,331 18,962 23,369 540,176 258,358 281,819
Wholesale & Retail Trade 321,514 171,176 150,338 16,186 5,112 11,074 8,456 2,588 5,868 8,855 3,896 4,959 121,497 61,111 60,386
Transportation & Storage 174,756 133,097 41,659 9,052 6,146 2,905 4,446 3,498 947 5,536 4,158 1,377 54,772 35,513 19,259
Accommodation & Food Services 116,735 53,527 63,208 13,621 4,482 9,139 6,147 1,987 4,159 4,841 1,551 3,291 20,335 8,259 12,076
Information & Communications 81,467 50,553 30,914 1,844 844 1,001 830 433 397 1,094 640 453 38,902 23,037 15,865
Financial & Insurance Services 133,062 59,774 73,288 2,719 918 1,801 1,453 615 838 2,939 1,311 1,628 53,222 21,619 31,603
Real Estate Services 48,869 26,014 22,855 3,508 1,137 2,371 1,395 590 805 1,918 923 995 18,976 9,671 9,305
Professional Services 128,880 69,458 59,421 4,627 1,606 3,021 2,062 923 1,139 2,362 1,148 1,215 57,415 28,643 28,773
Administrative & Support Services 95,488 54,371 41,117 8,435 2,454 5,981 2,722 1,179 1,544 2,890 1,618 1,272 30,579 14,942 15,637
149
Public Administration & Education 198,291 90,564 107,727 15,150 3,611 11,539 4,420 1,423 2,997 6,050 1,920 4,130 78,476 35,049 43,426
Health & Social Services 83,614 18,233 65,381 5,772 621 5,151 1,988 313 1,675 2,858 529 2,329 38,018 7,157 30,860
Arts, Entertainment & Recreation 33,752 17,625 16,127 3,628 1,543 2,085 1,244 434 810 966 491 475 12,352 6,080 6,273
Other Community, Social & Personal
56,776 25,991 30,785 6,312 2,062 4,251 2,164 860 1,304 2,021 778 1,243 15,632 7,276 8,356
Services
Others* 23,589 17,609 5,981 926 627 299 422 292 130 709 549 160 10,709 7,749 2,960

Table 45 Resident Working Persons Aged 15 Years and Over by Industry, Usual Hours Worked and Sex
- continued
Number
Industry
Total 375,514 208,139 167,375 228,856 137,669 91,187 73,761 47,513 26,249 134,716 92,100 42,617 142,551 108,967 33,584
Manufacturing 58,098 37,552 20,547 30,714 22,269 8,444 9,528 7,329 2,199 17,024 13,380 3,644 12,141 9,954 2,187
Construction 19,681 16,301 3,380 12,198 10,520 1,679 4,463 3,886 577 9,147 8,473 675 9,063 8,646 417
Services 292,831 150,681 142,150 183,553 103,104 80,449 59,012 35,694 23,317 107,248 69,121 38,127 119,873 89,085 30,789
Transportation & Storage 30,764 22,284 8,481 19,508 14,997 4,512 8,810 7,553 1,257 15,888 14,256 1,632 25,980 24,692 1,288
Information & Communications 17,554 11,018 6,536 11,182 7,411 3,771 2,664 1,857 807 4,338 2,968 1,369 3,059 2,344 716
Financial & Insurance Services 27,074 11,686 15,388 23,732 11,359 12,373 6,558 3,181 3,377 10,070 5,752 4,319 5,295 3,334 1,962
Real Estate Services 9,383 4,835 4,548 5,579 3,246 2,334 2,174 1,486 687 2,527 1,658 869 3,409 2,468 942
Professional Services 23,918 13,044 10,875 18,318 10,901 7,417 4,801 2,890 1,911 8,695 5,558 3,137 6,682 4,746 1,936
150
Health & Social Services 18,237 3,783 14,454 8,068 2,183 5,885 2,184 690 1,494 3,435 1,436 1,999 3,054 1,521 1,533
Arts, Entertainment & Recreation 7,809 4,383 3,426 3,306 1,799 1,507 942 554 388 1,811 1,125 686 1,694 1,217 477
10,798 5,066 5,733 7,441 3,621 3,820 2,482 1,188 1,294 5,335 2,422 2,913 4,592 2,720 1,872
Services
Others* 4,904 3,605 1,299 2,391 1,776 615 758 603 155 1,297 1,126 171 1,473 1,282 191

Table 46 Resident Working Persons Aged 15 Years and Over by Gross Monthly Income from Work, Martial Status and Sex
Number
Gross Monthly Income Total Single Married Widowed Divorced/Separated
from Work ($) Total Males Females Total Males Females Total Males Females Total Males Females Total Males Females
Total 1,898,042 1,079,563 818,480 556,473 298,504 257,969 1,240,426 745,741 494,685 28,594 7,354 21,240 72,550 27,964 44,586
Below 500 63,864 40,618 23,246 39,017 32,324 6,693 20,934 7,350 13,584 1,911 301 1,610 2,001 642 1,359
500 - 999 163,064 78,682 84,382 56,409 39,382 17,027 88,933 34,877 54,056 8,396 1,316 7,080 9,326 3,107 6,219
1,000 - 1,499 191,315 98,134 93,181 54,499 29,715 24,784 120,088 62,861 57,228 5,997 1,509 4,488 10,730 4,049 6,681
1,500 - 1,999 198,360 106,974 91,385 64,875 33,112 31,764 120,549 68,915 51,634 3,370 1,061 2,310 9,565 3,887 5,678
2,000 - 2,999 356,017 193,630 162,388 119,152 58,244 60,908 219,540 129,323 90,217 3,578 1,088 2,490 13,748 4,974 8,774
3,000 - 3,999 267,645 150,173 117,473 82,189 39,807 42,382 174,405 106,125 68,280 1,849 741 1,108 9,202 3,499 5,703
4,000 - 4,999 174,867 100,974 73,893 48,649 23,091 25,559 120,274 75,664 44,610 939 295 644 5,005 1,925 3,080
5,000 - 5,999 123,325 73,592 49,733 30,050 14,384 15,665 89,076 57,587 31,489 733 260 473 3,466 1,361 2,105
6,000 - 6,999 79,154 48,200 30,955 16,677 7,672 9,005 60,003 39,483 20,521 390 127 263 2,084 918 1,166
7,000 - 7,999 55,779 34,670 21,109 10,870 4,921 5,949 43,282 29,119 14,164 345 116 229 1,281 514 767
8,000 - 8,999 44,189 28,499 15,690 8,111 3,715 4,396 34,543 24,132 10,411 196 94 102 1,339 558 781
151
9,000 - 9,999 29,206 18,900 10,306 5,228 2,360 2,868 23,126 16,135 6,991 179 71 108 672 333 339
10,000 & Over 151,257 106,517 44,740 20,747 9,778 10,969 125,670 94,169 31,501 710 375 335 4,130 2,196 1,935
Table 47 Resident Working Persons Aged 15 Years and Over by Gross Monthly Income from Work, Usual Hours Worked and Sex
Number
Gross Monthly Income Total Below 30 Hours 30 - 34 Hours 35 - 39 Hours 40 - 44 Hours
Total 1,849,936 1,031,457 818,480 102,383 36,175 66,208 42,399 17,774 24,625 50,261 23,504 26,757 699,496 359,617 339,878
Below 500 38,466 15,220 23,246 22,306 7,191 15,116 3,102 1,218 1,884 1,785 870 915 4,023 2,121 1,901
500 - 999 143,229 58,847 84,382 38,127 12,687 25,440 16,629 6,228 10,400 10,691 4,456 6,235 33,241 13,495 19,746
1,000 - 1,499 189,524 96,343 93,181 15,360 5,844 9,516 8,606 3,785 4,822 8,271 3,517 4,755 57,044 25,722 31,322
1,500 - 1,999 197,863 106,478 91,385 6,548 2,339 4,208 3,753 1,793 1,960 5,192 2,201 2,991 71,827 32,568 39,258
2,000 - 2,999 355,484 193,097 162,388 8,313 3,049 5,264 4,264 1,941 2,324 7,939 3,658 4,282 150,922 69,870 81,052
3,000 - 3,999 267,626 150,153 117,473 4,309 1,647 2,662 2,204 952 1,252 5,516 2,856 2,660 119,244 59,084 60,160
4,000 - 4,999 174,854 100,962 73,893 1,994 672 1,322 1,068 479 589 2,958 1,467 1,491 78,066 41,526 36,540
5,000 - 5,999 123,319 73,586 49,733 1,490 694 797 867 368 500 2,221 1,143 1,078 52,838 29,619 23,219
6,000 - 6,999 79,140 48,186 30,955 931 360 571 526 216 310 1,502 728 774 33,313 19,884 13,429
7,000 - 7,999 55,779 34,670 21,109 569 220 350 206 127 79 870 541 329 22,898 14,200 8,698
8,000 - 8,999 44,189 28,499 15,690 323 188 135 249 135 114 567 284 282 17,616 11,200 6,416
152
9,000 - 9,999 29,206 18,900 10,306 235 93 142 160 66 94 412 266 147 10,927 7,117 3,811
10,000 & Over 151,257 106,517 44,740 1,876 1,192 684 764 467 297 2,336 1,517 820 47,536 33,210 14,326

Table 47 Resident Working Persons Aged 15 Years and Over by Gross Monthly Income from Work, Usual Hours Worked and Sex
- continued
Number
Gross Monthly Income 45 - 49 Hours 50 - 54 Hours 55 - 59 Hours 60 - 64 Hours 65 Hours & Over
Total 375,514 208,139 167,375 228,856 137,669 91,187 73,761 47,513 26,249 134,716 92,100 42,617 142,551 108,967 33,584
Below 500 1,688 933 754 1,329 718 610 849 452 397 1,095 593 502 2,289 1,122 1,167
500 - 999 19,523 8,318 11,205 7,885 3,674 4,211 4,312 2,296 2,017 5,527 3,020 2,507 7,294 4,673 2,620
1,000 - 1,499 40,148 18,884 21,264 16,921 8,623 8,298 6,941 4,116 2,824 13,614 8,407 5,207 22,618 17,446 5,172
1,500 - 1,999 47,678 24,610 23,068 20,504 11,997 8,507 6,834 4,404 2,429 14,543 9,967 4,577 20,986 16,598 4,388
2,000 - 2,999 81,008 43,509 37,499 39,163 23,666 15,497 12,136 8,031 4,106 24,382 17,413 6,969 27,356 21,961 5,395
3,000 - 3,999 59,066 33,169 25,898 32,432 19,391 13,041 10,044 6,662 3,383 17,448 12,630 4,818 17,362 13,763 3,600
4,000 - 4,999 37,836 21,823 16,013 23,485 14,205 9,280 7,037 4,567 2,470 11,771 8,118 3,653 10,640 8,105 2,535
5,000 - 5,999 24,725 14,893 9,832 18,785 11,223 7,562 5,406 3,337 2,068 8,903 6,228 2,675 8,085 6,082 2,003
6,000 - 6,999 15,244 9,387 5,857 12,856 7,351 5,505 3,828 2,511 1,317 6,283 4,313 1,969 4,657 3,435 1,221
7,000 - 7,999 10,722 6,779 3,944 9,640 5,707 3,933 2,784 1,731 1,052 4,751 3,053 1,698 3,339 2,313 1,027
8,000 - 8,999 8,001 5,117 2,884 8,108 5,237 2,871 2,402 1,576 826 3,913 2,563 1,350 3,011 2,199 813
153
9,000 - 9,999 5,259 3,378 1,881 5,760 3,741 2,019 1,584 1,045 539 3,029 1,932 1,097 1,839 1,262 577
10,000 & Over 24,616 17,339 7,277 31,990 22,136 9,854 9,605 6,785 2,821 19,458 13,862 5,595 13,074 10,008 3,065

Table 48 Resident Working Persons Aged 15 Years and Over by Age Group, Marital Status, Sex and Ethnic Group
Number
Total
Total 1,898,042 1,079,563 818,480 556,473 298,504 257,969 1,240,426 745,741 494,685 28,594 7,354 21,240 72,550 27,964 44,586
15 - 19 30,753 19,380 11,373 30,531 19,283 11,248 222 96 125 - - - - - -
20 - 24 133,636 71,687 61,949 125,688 69,211 56,477 7,283 2,342 4,940 62 12 49 604 121 483
25 - 29 217,032 108,521 108,512 142,280 78,087 64,193 71,999 29,650 42,350 104 12 92 2,649 771 1,878
30 - 34 245,200 127,962 117,238 79,589 45,045 34,544 158,866 80,351 78,515 168 27 141 6,576 2,538 4,038
35 - 39 260,721 142,813 117,908 51,298 26,640 24,658 198,271 112,172 86,099 769 174 596 10,383 3,827 6,556
40 - 44 241,914 136,759 105,155 37,026 18,320 18,706 191,548 113,713 77,835 1,445 293 1,152 11,895 4,433 7,461
45 - 49 246,489 144,482 102,007 32,615 16,061 16,553 198,091 122,925 75,166 2,971 700 2,272 12,812 4,797 8,016
50 - 54 221,690 132,549 89,140 28,260 13,078 15,182 176,128 113,505 62,623 4,762 1,056 3,706 12,539 4,911 7,628
55 - 59 159,262 100,761 58,502 17,279 7,366 9,913 127,581 88,578 39,003 5,783 1,318 4,465 8,619 3,498 5,121
60 - 64 89,732 58,682 31,050 8,297 3,511 4,786 71,842 51,796 20,045 5,318 1,512 3,807 4,275 1,863 2,412
154
65 - 69 30,320 21,016 9,304 2,209 1,076 1,133 23,557 18,279 5,278 3,099 874 2,225 1,455 787 668
70 & Over 21,294 14,952 6,342 1,401 825 576 15,038 12,332 2,706 4,112 1,377 2,736 743 418 325
- continued
Number
Chinese
Total 1,443,835 799,997 643,838 439,005 230,336 208,669 929,745 543,353 386,392 21,934 5,641 16,293 53,151 20,667 32,484
15 - 19 21,580 13,985 7,595 21,456 13,922 7,533 125 63 61 - - - - - -
20 - 24 90,911 48,645 42,266 86,846 47,352 39,494 3,752 1,210 2,543 25 6 18 288 77 211
25 - 29 159,878 78,189 81,689 111,113 59,186 51,927 47,240 18,579 28,660 64 - 64 1,461 424 1,038
30 - 34 182,548 91,765 90,784 66,509 36,968 29,541 111,368 53,053 58,315 82 6 76 4,589 1,737 2,852
35 - 39 194,611 101,732 92,879 43,629 22,211 21,418 142,888 76,594 66,294 509 107 401 7,585 2,819 4,766
40 - 44 180,810 98,135 82,675 30,861 14,694 16,167 140,646 80,113 60,533 955 187 768 8,348 3,140 5,208
45 - 49 187,497 106,818 80,679 27,895 13,339 14,556 148,434 89,507 58,927 1,984 501 1,483 9,183 3,471 5,712
50 - 54 176,491 102,982 73,509 24,694 11,443 13,251 138,748 87,049 51,699 3,527 796 2,731 9,522 3,695 5,827
55 - 59 130,487 80,438 50,049 15,291 6,515 8,776 103,987 70,099 33,888 4,368 1,023 3,345 6,841 2,801 4,040
60 - 64 75,294 47,903 27,392 7,470 3,089 4,381 60,151 42,100 18,051 4,179 1,174 3,005 3,494 1,539 1,955
155
65 - 69 25,855 17,313 8,541 2,005 946 1,059 19,968 15,036 4,932 2,649 693 1,956 1,233 639 595
70 & Over 17,872 12,092 5,780 1,235 672 564 12,438 9,949 2,488 3,592 1,147 2,446 607 325 282
- continued
Number
Malays
Total 219,329 131,215 88,114 67,155 38,646 28,509 137,592 87,607 49,985 3,423 943 2,480 11,160 4,020 7,140
15 - 19 6,221 3,470 2,751 6,147 3,445 2,702 75 25 50 - - - - - -
20 - 24 29,449 15,942 13,507 26,861 15,003 11,858 2,291 895 1,396 31 6 25 266 38 228
25 - 29 29,963 16,015 13,948 16,870 10,158 6,712 12,228 5,582 6,647 12 6 6 853 270 583
30 - 34 22,569 12,209 10,360 5,360 3,332 2,028 15,821 8,358 7,463 46 6 39 1,341 512 830
35 - 39 23,339 13,040 10,299 3,278 2,034 1,244 18,330 10,370 7,959 113 37 76 1,618 598 1,020
40 - 44 26,535 15,583 10,952 2,843 1,751 1,091 21,357 13,065 8,292 277 56 221 2,059 710 1,348
45 - 49 31,102 19,458 11,644 2,432 1,390 1,042 26,067 17,261 8,806 534 107 428 2,068 701 1,368
50 - 54 24,391 16,220 8,171 1,850 854 996 20,361 14,611 5,750 626 113 513 1,555 642 913
55 - 59 15,059 10,899 4,160 1,027 433 595 12,493 10,007 2,486 702 151 552 837 309 528
60 - 64 7,238 5,479 1,759 356 164 192 5,910 4,980 929 586 209 377 386 126 260
156
65 - 69 2,035 1,671 364 90 46 44 1,593 1,447 146 244 107 137 108 71 37
70 & Over 1,427 1,229 198 40 34 6 1,068 1,006 61 251 145 106 69 44 25
- continued
Number
Indians
Total 162,902 106,834 56,068 34,470 21,325 13,144 119,782 82,679 37,103 2,778 629 2,149 5,872 2,201 3,671
15 - 19 2,263 1,446 817 2,249 1,437 811 15 8 6 - - - - - -
20 - 24 10,650 5,855 4,795 9,744 5,678 4,066 856 171 685 6 - 6 44 6 37
25 - 29 18,657 10,525 8,132 9,959 6,636 3,323 8,426 3,811 4,615 6 6 - 265 71 194
30 - 34 26,118 16,902 9,216 4,581 3,228 1,353 20,999 13,425 7,575 33 14 18 505 236 269
35 - 39 27,318 19,373 7,946 2,067 1,308 760 24,321 17,751 6,569 125 21 104 806 293 512
40 - 44 22,896 15,866 7,030 1,918 1,078 840 19,842 14,366 5,476 150 49 101 985 373 613
45 - 49 19,570 12,808 6,762 1,482 813 669 16,571 11,485 5,086 364 64 300 1,153 446 707
50 - 54 15,608 9,873 5,735 1,247 566 682 12,753 8,844 3,909 525 116 409 1,083 346 736
55 - 59 10,631 7,200 3,431 741 300 441 8,585 6,535 2,051 649 126 524 656 240 416
60 - 64 5,702 4,045 1,657 327 139 188 4,579 3,684 896 520 113 406 277 109 167
157
65 - 69 1,858 1,586 272 79 67 12 1,556 1,427 130 171 47 124 52 45 6

70 & Over 1,631 1,355 276 76 76 - 1,279 1,173 106 229 72 157 47 35 12
- continued
Number
Others
Total 71,977 41,516 30,461 15,843 8,197 7,646 53,307 32,102 21,205 460 141 319 2,367 1,076 1,291
15 - 19 688 478 210 680 478 202 8 - 8 - - - - - -
20 - 24 2,626 1,244 1,382 2,237 1,178 1,059 383 67 316 - - - 6 - 6
25 - 29 8,534 3,792 4,742 4,338 2,108 2,230 4,105 1,678 2,428 22 - 22 69 6 63
30 - 34 13,965 7,086 6,878 3,138 1,517 1,621 10,678 5,515 5,163 8 - 8 140 53 87
35 - 39 15,452 8,668 6,784 2,323 1,088 1,236 12,732 7,456 5,276 22 8 14 374 116 258
40 - 44 11,673 7,175 4,497 1,404 797 608 9,703 6,168 3,535 62 - 62 503 210 293
45 - 49 8,321 5,398 2,923 806 520 286 7,019 4,672 2,347 89 27 61 408 179 229
50 - 54 5,200 3,474 1,725 468 215 254 4,267 3,001 1,266 84 31 53 380 228 152
55 - 59 3,085 2,223 862 219 118 102 2,517 1,938 579 64 19 45 285 148 137
60 - 64 1,498 1,255 243 144 119 25 1,202 1,032 170 34 15 18 118 88 30
158
65 - 69 572 446 126 35 17 18 440 370 70 36 28 8 62 31 30

70 & Over 363 275 88 49 43 6 254 204 49 40 13 27 20 14 6
Table 49 Resident Working Persons Aged 15 Years and Over by Highest Qualification Attained, Ethnic Group and Sex
Number
Total 1,898,042 1,079,563 818,480 1,443,835 799,997 643,838 219,329 131,215 88,114 162,902 106,834 56,068 71,977 41,516 30,461
No Qualification 131,282 77,420 53,862 109,854 64,903 44,952 14,185 8,826 5,359 6,263 3,493 2,770 980 198 781
Primary 100,309 62,503 37,806 78,414 47,967 30,448 14,732 10,341 4,391 6,399 3,977 2,423 763 219 545
Lower Secondary 170,200 106,917 63,283 132,496 82,477 50,019 23,988 16,094 7,894 11,552 7,455 4,097 2,165 891 1,273
Secondary 369,461 196,623 172,838 272,267 140,159 132,109 63,569 36,760 26,809 28,138 16,725 11,413 5,487 2,980 2,507
Polytechnic 217,758 132,463 85,295 173,953 104,760 69,193 23,550 13,417 10,133 15,988 11,531 4,458 4,268 2,755 1,512
130,207 57,466 72,741 100,902 41,264 59,637 10,622 4,550 6,072 12,655 7,846 4,808 6,029 3,805 2,223
and Other Diploma
University 536,940 297,070 239,870 413,194 220,489 192,705 14,876 6,638 8,239 61,451 41,949 19,502 47,419 27,994 19,425
159
Table 50 Resident Working Persons Aged 15 Years and Over by Ethnic Group, Employment Status and Sex
Number
Total Employers Own Account Workers Employees Contributing Family Workers
Ethnic Group
Total 1,898,042 1,079,563 818,480 96,570 73,175 23,395 159,348 114,262 45,085 1,623,884 885,765 738,118 18,241 6,360 11,881
Chinese 1,443,835 799,997 643,838 83,513 63,346 20,167 136,373 98,067 38,307 1,207,974 632,962 575,011 15,974 5,622 10,353
Malays 219,329 131,215 88,114 2,025 1,334 691 10,563 7,704 2,859 205,975 121,891 84,084 766 286 481
Indians 162,902 106,834 56,068 7,165 5,564 1,601 9,033 6,512 2,522 145,507 94,361 51,146 1,196 397 799
Others 71,977 41,516 30,461 3,866 2,930 936 3,378 1,980 1,398 64,428 36,551 27,877 305 56 249
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Table 51 Resident Working Persons Aged 15 Years and Over by Industry, Ethnic Group and Sex
Number
Industry
Total 1,898,042 1,079,563 818,480 1,443,835 799,997 643,838 219,329 131,215 88,114 162,902 106,834 56,068 71,977 41,516 30,461
Manufacturing 259,778 169,804 89,974 201,690 126,595 75,094 25,581 17,551 8,030 22,206 18,233 3,973 10,302 7,425 2,877
Construction 93,365 73,660 19,705 77,850 61,140 16,711 5,780 4,634 1,147 6,036 5,113 923 3,698 2,773 925
Services 1,521,310 818,490 702,820 1,148,912 601,516 547,396 182,731 104,584 78,147 132,129 81,391 50,738 57,538 30,999 26,539
Transportation & Storage 174,756 133,097 41,659 122,165 92,603 29,563 33,705 25,899 7,806 14,800 11,772 3,028 4,086 2,823 1,263
Information & Communications 81,467 50,553 30,914 57,698 34,639 23,059 6,232 3,563 2,669 11,417 8,268 3,148 6,120 4,082 2,038
Financial & Insurance Services 133,062 59,774 73,288 108,269 44,878 63,392 6,553 2,400 4,153 11,681 8,567 3,114 6,559 3,930 2,629
Real Estate Services 48,869 26,014 22,855 38,170 19,932 18,238 6,479 3,640 2,839 3,031 1,828 1,203 1,190 614 576
Professional Services 128,880 69,458 59,421 99,028 50,056 48,973 9,202 5,064 4,138 11,877 8,411 3,467 8,773 5,929 2,844
161
Health & Social Services 83,614 18,233 65,381 56,783 13,528 43,256 11,794 2,047 9,747 9,983 1,661 8,322 5,053 997 4,056
Arts, Entertainment & Recreation 33,752 17,625 16,127 23,446 11,742 11,704 5,997 3,548 2,449 2,681 1,521 1,160 1,629 814 815
56,776 25,991 30,785 46,349 20,849 25,501 6,234 3,353 2,882 2,384 1,278 1,106 1,809 512 1,297
Services
Others* 23,589 17,609 5,981 15,382 10,746 4,636 5,237 4,447 790 2,532 2,098 434 439 318 120
Table 52 Resident Working Persons Aged 15 Years and Over by Occupation, Ethnic Group and Sex
Number
Occupation
Total 1,898,042 1,079,563 818,480 1,443,835 799,997 643,838 219,329 131,215 88,114 162,902 106,834 56,068 71,977 41,516 30,461
Senior Officials & Managers 249,980 173,845 76,135 207,033 140,517 66,516 5,780 3,729 2,050 23,038 18,850 4,188 14,130 10,749 3,381
Professionals 272,083 157,015 115,068 205,596 114,041 91,555 12,941 6,031 6,910 33,393 23,259 10,134 20,153 13,683 6,470
Associate Professionals & Technicians 434,850 223,940 210,910 335,880 167,120 168,760 42,429 24,387 18,041 36,845 22,357 14,488 19,697 10,076 9,621
Clerical Workers 241,830 56,295 185,536 179,084 38,973 140,111 38,453 10,716 27,737 18,547 5,553 12,994 5,746 1,053 4,693
Service & Sales Workers 252,606 125,531 127,075 180,746 83,300 97,446 44,142 26,526 17,616 20,565 13,209 7,356 7,154 2,496 4,658
Agricultural & Fishery Workers 1,009 773 236 907 691 217 76 63 13 20 13 7 6 6 -
Production Craftsmen & Related Workers 102,437 93,769 8,668 77,312 69,997 7,315 16,512 15,590 922 7,062 6,789 273 1,551 1,393 157
Plant & Machine Operators & Assemblers 151,579 125,445 26,134 113,753 94,369 19,385 27,297 22,612 4,685 9,379 7,799 1,581 1,149 666 484
Cleaners, Labourers & Related Workers 130,332 63,543 66,790 95,364 44,484 50,880 24,241 14,159 10,082 9,270 4,439 4,832 1,457 461 996
Workers Not Classifiable by Occupation 61,334 59,407 1,928 48,160 46,506 1,654 7,459 7,401 58 4,783 4,566 216 933 933 -
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Table 53 Resident Working Persons Aged 15 Years and Over by Usual Hours Worked, Ethnic Group and Sex
Number
Usual Hours Worked Total Chinese Malays Indians Others
Total 1,849,936 1,031,457 818,480 1,408,502 764,664 643,838 210,918 122,803 88,114 159,343 103,276 56,068 71,174 40,714 30,461
Below 30 102,383 36,175 66,208 80,774 28,756 52,018 10,894 4,111 6,783 7,745 2,447 5,298 2,970 861 2,109
30 - 34 42,399 17,774 24,625 33,808 14,238 19,570 4,595 1,974 2,621 2,837 1,145 1,692 1,158 417 741
35 - 39 50,261 23,504 26,757 38,492 18,048 20,444 6,386 3,062 3,324 3,824 1,727 2,097 1,560 667 893
40 - 44 699,496 359,617 339,878 534,085 265,962 268,123 76,940 40,965 35,976 59,263 36,709 22,555 29,207 15,982 13,225
45 - 49 375,514 208,139 167,375 276,561 150,041 126,521 50,756 28,949 21,807 33,270 20,843 12,427 14,928 8,306 6,621
50 - 54 228,856 137,669 91,187 179,205 104,901 74,304 21,492 13,565 7,927 18,931 13,372 5,559 9,227 5,831 3,397
55 - 59 73,761 47,513 26,249 57,199 35,641 21,558 7,361 5,011 2,350 6,286 4,787 1,500 2,915 2,075 841
60 - 64 134,716 92,100 42,617 102,485 67,926 34,559 14,510 10,523 3,987 12,604 10,000 2,604 5,117 3,651 1,466
65 & Over 142,551 108,967 33,584 105,892 79,151 26,741 17,984 14,645 3,339 14,582 12,246 2,336 4,093 2,925 1,168

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Table 54 Resident Working Persons Aged 15 Years and Over by Gross Monthly Income from Work, Ethnic Group and Sex
Number
Gross Monthly Income Total Chinese Malays Indians Others
Total 1,898,042 1,079,563 818,480 1,443,835 799,997 643,838 219,329 131,215 88,114 162,902 106,834 56,068 71,977 41,516 30,461
Below 500 63,864 40,618 23,246 47,203 29,265 17,938 10,475 7,194 3,281 4,599 3,183 1,416 1,587 975 612
500 - 999 163,064 78,682 84,382 123,222 60,743 62,479 25,980 12,341 13,639 11,492 4,957 6,535 2,370 641 1,729
1,000 - 1,499 191,315 98,134 93,181 137,748 71,084 66,665 33,723 18,414 15,309 15,543 7,519 8,025 4,301 1,118 3,183
1,500 - 1,999 198,360 106,974 91,385 139,087 74,597 64,490 36,747 21,467 15,280 16,842 9,076 7,766 5,684 1,834 3,850
2,000 - 2,999 356,017 193,630 162,388 262,607 139,563 123,044 51,772 31,296 20,476 29,669 17,501 12,168 11,969 5,269 6,699
3,000 - 3,999 267,645 150,173 117,473 206,244 110,536 95,708 28,186 18,528 9,658 22,137 14,944 7,193 11,078 6,164 4,914
4,000 - 4,999 174,867 100,974 73,893 138,235 75,780 62,455 14,221 9,545 4,676 14,324 10,540 3,784 8,087 5,109 2,978
5,000 - 5,999 123,325 73,592 49,733 99,706 56,600 43,105 7,422 5,027 2,395 10,893 8,400 2,493 5,304 3,564 1,740
6,000 - 6,999 79,154 48,200 30,955 64,430 37,612 26,819 3,688 2,497 1,191 7,371 5,564 1,807 3,665 2,527 1,138
7,000 - 7,999 55,779 34,670 21,109 45,493 27,023 18,471 2,154 1,422 732 5,339 4,259 1,080 2,793 1,967 826
8,000 - 8,999 44,189 28,499 15,690 36,031 22,227 13,804 1,409 994 416 4,625 3,698 928 2,124 1,581 543
164
9,000 - 9,999 29,206 18,900 10,306 24,061 14,959 9,102 901 573 328 3,188 2,596 592 1,055 771 284
10,000 & Over 151,257 106,517 44,740 119,767 80,008 39,758 2,651 1,916 735 16,880 14,598 2,283 11,959 9,995 1,964
Table 55 Resident Unemployed Persons Aged 15 Years and Over by Age Group, Action Taken to Look For Work and Sex
Number
Total Employment Service Advertisement/Write in Asked Friends or Relatives Others
Age Group (Years)
Total 83,672 44,292 39,380 7,626 3,834 3,792 26,466 14,232 12,235 17,161 10,391 6,770 32,419 15,835 16,583
15 - 19 3,624 974 2,650 376 87 288 1,063 243 820 920 411 509 1,266 233 1,033
20 - 24 12,849 5,611 7,237 1,102 472 631 3,505 1,554 1,952 1,647 1,003 644 6,594 2,583 4,011
25 - 29 11,399 5,997 5,402 962 496 466 3,226 1,869 1,357 1,032 588 444 6,179 3,044 3,135
30 - 34 9,185 4,406 4,779 625 287 339 2,826 1,384 1,442 1,122 649 473 4,612 2,085 2,526
35 - 39 8,623 4,368 4,254 830 430 400 2,987 1,507 1,480 1,226 648 579 3,579 1,783 1,796
40 - 44 8,385 4,343 4,042 805 381 425 3,156 1,653 1,502 1,655 910 745 2,769 1,399 1,370
45 - 49 9,187 5,174 4,014 872 409 464 3,204 1,762 1,442 2,423 1,490 933 2,687 1,512 1,175
50 - 54 8,498 5,241 3,257 898 493 406 2,753 1,722 1,031 2,600 1,632 969 2,246 1,395 851
55 & Over 11,923 8,178 3,745 1,154 780 375 3,746 2,538 1,209 4,536 3,060 1,476 2,486 1,801 686
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Table 56 Resident Unemployed Persons Aged 15 Years and Over by Highest Qualification Attained, Action Taken to Look for Work and Sex
Number
Total Employment Service Advertisement/Write in Asked Friends or Relatives Others
Total 83,672 44,292 39,380 7,626 3,834 3,792 26,466 14,232 12,235 17,161 10,391 6,770 32,419 15,835 16,583
No Qualification 6,699 4,059 2,640 358 191 167 1,862 1,095 767 3,758 2,368 1,390 721 405 316
Primary 4,912 3,180 1,732 344 245 99 1,789 1,087 702 2,070 1,378 692 709 470 239
Lower Secondary 8,951 5,170 3,782 743 411 333 3,431 2,016 1,416 2,972 1,754 1,219 1,804 989 815
Secondary 18,089 9,248 8,842 1,814 726 1,088 6,651 3,424 3,227 3,897 2,279 1,617 5,728 2,818 2,910
Post-Secondary (Non-Tertiary) 11,730 6,474 5,256 1,571 749 822 3,698 2,107 1,592 1,763 1,161 601 4,698 2,457 2,241
Polytechnic 8,661 4,422 4,239 755 395 360 2,249 1,187 1,062 869 513 356 4,788 2,327 2,461
5,264 2,340 2,925 516 254 262 1,445 650 795 574 273 300 2,730 1,163 1,567
and Other Diploma
University 19,366 9,400 9,966 1,525 863 662 5,341 2,667 2,675 1,258 664 594 11,241 5,206 6,035
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Table 57 Resident Unemployed Persons Aged 15 Years and Over by Age Group, Marital Status, Sex and Ethnic Group
Number
Total
Total 83,672 44,292 39,380 39,477 21,453 18,024 38,994 20,738 18,256 1,039 306 733 4,162 1,795 2,367
15 - 19 3,624 974 2,650 3,575 968 2,607 50 6 43 - - - - - -
20 - 24 12,849 5,611 7,237 12,151 5,410 6,741 579 158 421 - - - 119 44 75
25 - 29 11,399 5,997 5,402 8,358 5,304 3,054 2,828 643 2,185 6 - 6 207 50 156
30 - 34 9,185 4,406 4,779 4,109 2,593 1,517 4,594 1,676 2,918 12 - 12 470 137 332
35 - 39 8,623 4,368 4,254 2,905 1,863 1,042 5,041 2,249 2,791 84 12 72 593 243 350
40 - 44 8,385 4,343 4,042 2,229 1,392 837 5,409 2,609 2,799 82 12 70 665 330 335
45 - 49 9,187 5,174 4,014 2,237 1,547 690 6,102 3,296 2,806 140 31 109 708 300 408
50 - 54 8,498 5,241 3,257 1,821 1,218 603 5,881 3,696 2,185 150 51 99 645 276 370
55 & Over 11,923 8,178 3,745 2,092 1,159 932 8,512 6,405 2,107 563 199 365 756 415 341
167
- continued
Number
Chinese
Total 58,869 32,943 25,926 28,390 15,848 12,542 26,988 15,533 11,455 770 269 501 2,722 1,294 1,428
15 - 19 1,865 537 1,328 1,853 531 1,322 12 6 6 - - - - - -
20 - 24 7,766 3,382 4,384 7,488 3,275 4,213 214 89 126 - - - 63 19 45
25 - 29 7,395 4,231 3,164 5,991 3,803 2,188 1,305 396 909 - - - 100 32 68
30 - 34 6,291 3,354 2,937 3,350 2,130 1,220 2,687 1,149 1,538 - - - 254 75 179
35 - 39 5,999 3,249 2,750 2,439 1,541 898 3,177 1,531 1,646 37 12 25 346 165 181
40 - 44 5,923 3,201 2,723 1,882 1,147 735 3,539 1,812 1,727 58 6 51 445 236 209
45 - 49 6,829 3,927 2,902 1,875 1,259 616 4,403 2,418 1,984 107 25 82 444 225 219
50 - 54 6,811 4,228 2,583 1,665 1,105 560 4,582 2,882 1,700 107 51 56 457 190 267
55 & Over 9,990 6,834 3,155 1,848 1,058 790 7,068 5,250 1,818 461 174 287 613 352 260
168
- continued
Number
Malays
Total 13,155 6,207 6,948 7,022 3,306 3,716 5,191 2,580 2,611 122 12 109 820 308 511
15 - 19 1,423 323 1,100 1,386 323 1,063 37 - 37 - - - - - -
20 - 24 3,349 1,460 1,889 3,100 1,391 1,709 199 44 155 - - - 49 25 25
25 - 29 1,851 911 940 1,264 779 486 506 114 392 6 - 6 74 19 56
30 - 34 1,137 508 629 427 253 174 578 218 360 6 - 6 126 37 89
35 - 39 1,037 485 551 225 150 75 634 291 343 35 - 35 143 44 99
40 - 44 1,132 522 610 187 125 62 819 359 460 13 - 13 113 37 75
45 - 49 1,251 681 570 232 183 49 876 449 427 13 - 13 130 50 80
50 - 54 952 615 338 100 76 25 737 487 250 18 - 18 96 52 45
55 & Over 1,023 701 322 100 26 74 805 618 187 31 12 18 87 44 43
169
- continued
Number
Indians
Total 8,962 4,014 4,948 3,384 1,907 1,477 4,954 1,931 3,023 101 25 76 524 151 372
15 - 19 302 101 201 302 101 201 - - - - - - - - -
20 - 24 1,426 635 791 1,293 610 683 127 25 102 - - - 6 - 6
25 - 29 1,829 740 1,089 959 638 320 845 101 743 - - - 25 - 25
30 - 34 1,300 394 906 261 169 92 963 200 762 - - - 76 25 51
35 - 39 1,034 435 599 168 125 43 759 285 474 12 - 12 95 26 70
40 - 44 951 473 477 133 101 32 723 322 401 6 6 - 89 45 44
45 - 49 846 443 403 88 63 25 624 348 276 20 6 14 114 25 89
50 - 54 578 309 269 43 25 18 448 265 183 18 - 18 68 19 49
55 & Over 697 485 213 137 76 62 466 384 82 43 12 31 50 12 38
170
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Number
Others
Total 2,686 1,127 1,559 681 392 289 1,861 694 1,167 47 - 47 97 41 56
15 - 19 34 13 21 34 13 21 - - - - - - - - -
20 - 24 308 134 174 270 134 136 38 - 38 - - - - - -
25 - 29 324 115 209 145 84 61 171 31 141 - - - 8 - 8
30 - 34 457 149 308 71 41 31 367 109 258 6 - 6 13 - 13
35 - 39 553 199 354 73 47 26 471 144 328 - - - 8 8 -
40 - 44 379 147 232 27 19 8 328 116 212 6 - 6 19 12 6
45 - 49 261 122 139 42 42 - 199 80 119 - - - 20 - 20
50 - 54 157 90 67 13 13 - 114 63 52 6 - 6 23 15 9
55 & Over 213 158 55 6 - 6 172 152 20 28 - 28 6 6 -
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Table 58 Resident Economically Inactive Persons Aged 15 Years and Over by Highest Qualification Attained, Economic Activity Status and Sex
Number
Total Housework/Childcare/Caregiving to Others Retired/Too Old to Work Others
Total 815,530 238,305 577,224 328,876 5,114 323,762 292,573 139,317 153,257 194,081 93,875 100,206
No Qualification 286,481 78,340 208,141 82,969 1,246 81,723 150,721 54,966 95,755 52,791 22,128 30,663
Primary 88,203 26,392 61,811 41,196 582 40,614 29,221 16,762 12,459 17,787 9,048 8,739
Lower Secondary 103,604 30,897 72,707 50,049 778 49,271 30,728 18,341 12,387 22,827 11,779 11,049
Secondary 143,432 39,218 104,214 70,323 913 69,410 38,044 21,123 16,921 35,066 17,183 17,883
Post-Secondary (Non-Tertiary) 59,986 21,986 38,000 23,078 586 22,492 15,350 9,251 6,099 21,558 12,148 9,410
Polytechnic 27,985 13,282 14,703 8,796 263 8,533 4,307 3,403 904 14,882 9,616 5,266
26,537 7,680 18,858 11,054 192 10,862 8,488 4,678 3,809 6,996 2,809 4,186
and Other Diploma
University 79,302 20,511 58,790 41,412 555 40,857 15,716 10,793 4,923 22,174 9,164 13,011
Note: Data exclude students.

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Table 59 Resident Economically Inactive Persons Aged 15 Years and Over by Marital Status, Economic Activity Status and Sex
Number
Housework/Childcare/
Total Retired/Too Old to Work Students Others
Marital Status Caregiving to Others
Total 1,124,034 393,573 730,461 328,876 5,114 323,762 292,573 139,317 153,257 308,504 155,267 153,237 194,081 93,875 100,206
Single 404,517 207,132 197,384 8,371 1,276 7,095 16,443 7,348 9,095 305,245 154,039 151,206 74,458 44,470 29,988
Married 565,186 161,874 403,312 289,740 3,540 286,200 179,377 113,917 65,461 3,082 1,177 1,905 92,987 43,240 49,747
Widowed 127,923 17,194 110,729 24,331 167 24,164 87,139 14,731 72,408 38 20 19 16,416 2,277 14,139
Divorced/Separated 26,408 7,373 19,035 6,434 132 6,302 9,615 3,322 6,293 139 31 107 10,220 3,888 6,332
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Table 60 Resident Economically Inactive Persons Aged 15 Years and Over by Age Group, Marital Status, Sex and Ethnic Group
Number
Total
Total 1,124,034 393,573 730,461 404,517 207,132 197,384 565,186 161,874 403,312 127,923 17,194 110,729 26,408 7,373 19,035
15 - 19 236,609 119,921 116,688 236,194 119,889 116,305 415 31 383 - - - - - -
20 - 24 95,876 47,202 48,673 91,948 46,947 45,002 3,691 186 3,505 20 20 - 216 50 166
25 - 29 33,000 12,001 20,999 16,667 11,005 5,662 16,025 933 15,092 - - - 307 63 245
30 - 34 37,302 5,493 31,808 6,063 3,526 2,537 30,545 1,741 28,804 51 14 36 643 212 431
35 - 39 48,869 5,948 42,921 5,302 2,785 2,517 42,397 2,907 39,490 136 6 130 1,035 250 785
40 - 44 53,717 7,279 46,438 5,348 2,953 2,395 46,751 3,900 42,852 292 40 253 1,326 387 939
45 - 49 64,239 9,741 54,498 6,832 3,480 3,352 54,442 5,659 48,783 769 45 725 2,196 558 1,638
50 - 54 73,540 14,198 59,342 8,020 4,104 3,915 60,133 9,107 51,027 2,137 173 1,964 3,250 814 2,436
55 - 59 86,882 21,960 64,922 8,206 3,822 4,384 68,603 16,622 51,981 5,554 408 5,147 4,518 1,108 3,410
60 - 64 102,985 35,286 67,699 7,830 3,121 4,709 78,321 29,692 48,629 11,916 1,164 10,752 4,918 1,309 3,609
174
65 - 69 82,349 32,673 49,676 4,335 1,912 2,423 58,769 27,877 30,892 16,058 1,920 14,138 3,186 963 2,223
70 & Over 208,668 81,871 126,796 7,771 3,588 4,183 105,093 63,218 41,875 90,991 13,405 77,586 4,812 1,660 3,152
- continued
Number
Chinese
Total 846,801 309,050 537,751 304,558 156,016 148,542 421,408 133,837 287,570 100,955 13,545 87,410 19,880 5,651 14,229
15 - 19 168,524 85,589 82,935 168,368 85,582 82,785 156 6 150 - - - - - -
20 - 24 74,067 37,101 36,967 72,658 36,953 35,705 1,329 129 1,200 6 6 - 74 12 62
25 - 29 19,728 9,463 10,264 12,991 8,771 4,220 6,612 680 5,932 - - - 125 12 113
30 - 34 20,496 4,157 16,338 4,888 2,829 2,059 15,176 1,178 13,998 14 - 14 417 150 267
35 - 39 31,303 4,163 27,140 4,250 2,156 2,094 26,293 1,839 24,454 77 - 77 683 169 514
40 - 44 36,043 5,312 30,730 4,153 2,238 1,915 30,898 2,821 28,077 132 31 101 858 222 637
45 - 49 44,907 7,509 37,398 5,641 2,909 2,732 37,268 4,169 33,098 500 19 481 1,499 412 1,087
50 - 54 54,223 11,226 42,996 6,844 3,578 3,267 43,861 6,950 36,911 1,287 84 1,203 2,231 614 1,616
55 - 59 68,199 18,579 49,620 7,085 3,430 3,655 53,927 13,984 39,943 3,788 333 3,455 3,399 832 2,567
60 - 64 84,507 29,932 54,576 6,910 2,791 4,119 65,228 25,083 40,145 8,500 949 7,550 3,870 1,108 2,762
175
65 - 69 69,489 28,003 41,487 3,879 1,710 2,169 50,634 23,934 26,700 12,327 1,582 10,745 2,649 776 1,873
70 & Over 175,315 68,015 107,300 6,890 3,067 3,823 90,026 53,064 36,961 74,323 10,540 63,784 4,075 1,344 2,731
- continued
Number
Malays
Total 154,484 50,922 103,562 60,658 32,091 28,567 72,913 15,464 57,450 16,647 2,391 14,257 4,266 977 3,288
15 - 19 42,543 22,342 20,200 42,369 22,323 20,046 173 19 154 - - - - - -
20 - 24 12,079 6,012 6,067 10,978 5,929 5,049 971 32 939 13 13 - 117 37 80
25 - 29 4,955 1,311 3,644 1,983 1,162 821 2,816 118 2,697 - - - 157 31 126
30 - 34 5,145 635 4,510 693 409 284 4,261 174 4,087 28 14 14 163 37 125
35 - 39 6,838 794 6,045 662 420 243 5,903 299 5,604 39 6 32 234 69 165
40 - 44 8,655 1,042 7,613 737 422 315 7,522 519 7,003 87 - 87 309 101 208
45 - 49 11,457 1,166 10,291 768 358 410 10,012 702 9,310 167 19 148 510 88 422
50 - 54 12,232 1,706 10,526 697 315 382 10,423 1,246 9,177 532 44 488 580 101 479
55 - 59 11,867 1,950 9,917 688 243 445 9,280 1,551 7,730 1,184 56 1,128 715 100 614
60 - 64 11,454 3,127 8,327 521 187 335 8,187 2,715 5,472 2,065 119 1,946 681 107 574
176
65 - 69 7,643 2,815 4,827 195 90 105 4,893 2,426 2,467 2,226 184 2,042 328 115 213
70 & Over 19,615 8,022 11,594 366 235 131 8,471 5,661 2,810 10,307 1,936 8,371 472 191 281
- continued
Number
Indians
Total 93,359 26,389 66,970 30,918 15,203 15,714 51,742 9,569 42,174 9,069 1,084 7,984 1,631 533 1,098
15 - 19 19,906 9,445 10,461 19,837 9,438 10,398 69 6 63 - - - - - -
20 - 24 7,701 3,397 4,304 6,763 3,371 3,391 913 25 888 - - - 25 - 25
25 - 29 6,761 1,035 5,726 1,418 919 499 5,317 97 5,221 - - - 25 19 6
30 - 34 8,831 508 8,322 325 205 120 8,468 285 8,183 - - - 37 19 18
35 - 39 7,207 634 6,573 288 159 129 6,857 462 6,394 12 - 12 50 13 37
40 - 44 5,450 618 4,832 381 243 138 4,927 314 4,613 53 8 45 89 52 37
45 - 49 5,405 789 4,616 370 184 186 4,782 540 4,242 87 7 80 167 58 109
50 - 54 5,386 1,007 4,379 407 183 224 4,342 701 3,640 299 39 261 338 84 254
55 - 59 5,409 1,050 4,359 350 115 234 4,200 789 3,411 546 19 527 313 128 186
60 - 64 5,777 1,746 4,030 262 101 161 3,938 1,501 2,437 1,298 88 1,210 279 56 222
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65 - 69 4,327 1,422 2,906 174 69 105 2,619 1,171 1,448 1,394 135 1,258 140 46 94
70 & Over 11,200 4,739 6,461 344 215 129 5,310 3,677 1,633 5,379 789 4,590 167 59 109
- continued
Number
Others
Total 29,390 7,211 22,178 8,383 3,822 4,561 19,123 3,004 16,118 1,253 174 1,079 631 211 420
15 - 19 5,637 2,545 3,091 5,621 2,545 3,075 16 - 16 - - - - - -
20 - 24 2,028 694 1,335 1,551 694 857 478 - 478 - - - - - -
25 - 29 1,557 192 1,364 276 153 123 1,280 39 1,242 - - - - - -
30 - 34 2,830 193 2,637 156 83 73 2,639 104 2,535 8 - 8 26 6 20
35 - 39 3,520 357 3,163 101 50 51 3,344 307 3,037 8 - 8 67 - 67
40 - 44 3,570 307 3,263 76 49 27 3,404 245 3,159 20 - 20 70 12 57
45 - 49 2,470 276 2,193 53 29 25 2,380 248 2,133 16 - 16 20 - 20
50 - 54 1,699 258 1,441 72 29 43 1,508 209 1,299 19 6 12 101 14 87
55 - 59 1,407 380 1,026 83 33 49 1,196 299 897 37 - 37 91 48 43
60 - 64 1,247 480 767 137 42 95 968 392 576 53 8 45 89 38 51
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65 - 69 889 433 456 87 43 44 623 346 276 111 19 92 69 25 43

70 & Over 2,537 1,095 1,442 170 71 99 1,287 816 471 982 141 841 98 67 31
Glossary of Terms and
Definitions
GLOSSARY OF TERMS AND DEFINITIONS
DEMOGRAPHIC AND SOCIAL CHARACTERISTICS
Age
Age refers to the number of completed years between a person‟s date of birth and the
reference date of 30 June 2010.
Ethnic/ Dialect Group
Ethnic group refers to a person‟s race. It is as declared by the person. The population
is classified into the following four categories:
Chinese This refers to persons of Chinese origin such as Hokkiens, Teochews,

Cantonese, Hakkas, Hainanese, Hockchias, Foochows, Henghuas,
Shanghainese, etc.
Malays This refers to persons of Malay or Indonesian origin, such as

Javanese, Boyanese, Bugis, etc.
Indians This refers to persons of Indian, Pakistani, Bangladeshi or Sri Lankan

origin such as Tamils, Malayalis, Punjabis, Bengalis, Singhalese, etc.
Other Ethnic Groups This comprises all persons other than Chinese, Malays and Indians.
They include Eurasians, Europeans, Arabs, Japanese, etc.
Residential Status
Singapore citizens and permanent residents are classified as Singapore residents or the
resident population. Singapore permanent residents refer to non-citizens who have
been granted permanent residence in Singapore. The non-resident population
comprised foreigners who were working, studying or living in Singapore but not
granted permanent residence, excluding tourists and short-term visitors.
Place of Birth
Place of birth refers to the geographical area in which the person was born.
Marital Status
Marital status refers to a person‟s conjugal status in relation to the marriage laws or
customs in Singapore.
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Single This refers to persons who have never been married.
Married This refers to persons who are legally married or married according
to customary rites.
Widowed This refers to persons whose spouses are deceased and have not
remarried.
Divorced/ Separated This refers to persons whose marriages have been legally dissolved,
or persons who have been legally separated or estranged from their
spouses and who have not remarried.
Ever-Married Females
Ever-married females refer to females who have been married before and are currently
married, widowed, or divorced/ separated.
Number of Children Born
Number of children born refers to all the live-born children each resident woman aged
15 years and over has ever given birth to. It includes those children who are currently
staying with her, those who have set up their own homes and those who are no longer
living.
Religion
Religion refers to the religious faith or spiritual belief of a person, regardless of

whether or not he regularly attends religious ceremonies in a temple, mosque, church
or other religious building. He may or may not practise his faith or belief. It is as
declared by the person.
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EDUCATION, LITERACY AND LANGUAGE
Literacy
This refers to a person‟s ability to read with understanding, e.g. a newspaper, in the
language(s) specified. It is as declared by the person.
Language Most Frequently Spoken at Home
Language most frequently spoken at home refers to the language or dialect that a
person uses most frequently at home when speaking to household members.
Level of Education Attending
Level of education attending refers to the grade or standard of formal education which
a full-time student is attending. The Singapore Standard Educational Classification
2010 is used to classify students by level of education attending. Students aged 5 years
and over are classified into the following six main categories:
Pre-Primary This refers to students attending kindergartens or pre-primary

classes.
Primary This refers to students attending Primary 1 to 6 and special classes

for the educationally sub-normal.
Secondary This refers to students attending Secondary 1 to 5 or courses of

secondary level offered in the vocational, technical and commercial
education institutions, e.g. Institute of Technical Education (ITE)
Skills Certificate course.
Post-Secondary This refers to students attending Pre-University classes and junior

(Non-Tertiary) colleges or other courses at post-secondary level, e.g. National ITE
Certificate (Nitec), Higher Nitec and Master Nitec.
Polytechnic This refers to students attending polytechnic diploma or polytechnic

post/ advanced/ specialist/ management/ graduate diploma courses
offered by the local polytechnics such as the Singapore
Polytechnic, Ngee Ann Polytechnic, Temasek Polytechnic,
Nanyang Polytechnic and Republic Polytechnic.
Professional Qualification and This refers to students attending courses leading to the award of
Other Diploma professional qualification and other diploma, e.g. ITE diploma,
National Institute of Education (NIE) diploma, Singapore Institute
of Management (SIM) diploma, LASALLE diploma, Nanyang
Academy of Fine Arts (NAFA) diploma, Association of Chartered
Certified Accountants (ACCA) Qualification and Chartered
Financial Analyst (CFA).
University This refers to students attending degree or postgraduate courses in

universities.
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Highest qualification attained refers to the highest grade or standard a person has
passed or the highest level where a certificate, diploma, or degree is awarded. The
Singapore Standard Educational Classification 2010 is used to classify persons by
highest qualification attained. Persons aged 15 years and over who are not attending
educational institutions as full-time students are classified into the following main
categories:
No Qualification This refers to those who have never attended school, or have
primary education but without Primary School Leaving
Examination (PSLE) certificate or equivalent, or have Certificate in
Basic Education for Skills Training (BEST) 1-3.
Primary This refers to those who have PSLE or other certificates of

equivalent standard, or have Certificate in BEST 4 or at least 3
Employability Skills Systems (ESS) Workplace Literacy and
Numeracy (WPLN) Statements of Attainment at Level 1 or 2.
Lower Secondary This refers to those who have secondary education without a
General Certificate of Education (GCE) Normal („N‟)/ Ordinary
(„O‟) Level pass or equivalent, or have Certificate in Worker
Improvement through Secondary Education (WISE) 1-3, or basic
vocational certificates (including ITE Basic Vocational Training),
or at least 3 ESS WPLN Statements of Attainment at Level 3 or 4.
Secondary This refers to those who have at least 1 GCE „N‟/ „O‟ Level pass, or
have National ITE Certificate (Intermediate) or equivalent (e.g.
National Technical Certificate Grade 3, Certificate of Vocational
Training), or have ITE Skills Certificate (ISC) or equivalent (e.g.
Certificate of Competency, Certificate in Service Skills) or at least
3 ESS WPLN Statements of Attainment at Level 5 and above.
Post-Secondary This refers to those who have at least 1 GCE Advanced („A‟)/
(Non-Tertiary) Higher 2 („H2‟) Level pass or other certificates/ qualifications of
equivalent standard. It also includes those who have Nitec (e.g.
Post Nitec Certificate, Certificate in Office Skills, National
Technical Certificate Grade 2, National Certificate in Nursing,
Advanced Builder Certificate), or have Higher Nitec (including
Certificate in Business Skills, Industrial Technician Certificate and
other polytechnic certificates), or Master Nitec or equivalent (e.g.
National Technical Certificate Grade 1). This group also includes
Workforce Skills Qualifications (WSQ) Certificate/ Higher
Certificate/ Advanced Certificate or equivalent, International
Baccalaureate/ High School diploma or other advanced certificates
(e.g. SIM certificates).
Polytechnic This refers to those who have polytechnic diploma, or polytechnic

advanced diploma (including polytechnic advanced/ post/
specialist/ management/ graduate diploma), or polytechnic post-
diploma certificate.
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Professional Qualification and This refers to those who have qualifications awarded by
Other Diploma professional bodies, or NIE diploma, ITE diploma and other
diploma qualifications (e.g. SIM diploma, LASALLE diploma,
NAFA diploma, WSQ diploma and WSQ specialist diploma).
University This refers to those who have bachelor‟s degree, or postgraduate

diploma (including NIE postgraduate diploma), or master‟s degree,
or doctorate. It also includes persons with WSQ graduate certificate
and WSQ graduate diploma.
Field of Study
Field of study refers to the principal discipline, branch or subject matter of study that
leads to the award of the qualification attained. The Singapore Standard Educational
Classification 2010 is used to classify the subject matter of study.
ECONOMIC CHARACTERISTICS
Economic Status
The economic status of a person refers to whether a person was working during the
seven days preceding the day he was enumerated. Persons aged 15 years and over are
classified as either economically active or economically inactive.
Economically active persons refer to persons who were working and those who were
actively looking for work if not working during the reference period.
Working A working person is one who during the reference period, worked
for pay or profit. It includes those serving National Service, as well
as those who were helping in a family business without fixed pay. It
also includes all those who had a job or business to return to but
were temporarily absent because of illness, injury or other reasons.
Unemployed An unemployed person is one who was not working during the
reference period but was actively looking for work or planning to
start his own business.
Economically inactive persons refer to persons who were not working and not actively
looking for work during the reference period.
Occupation
Occupation of a working person refers to the kind of work that the person was doing
during the reference period. The Singapore Standard Occupational Classification 2010
is used to classify working persons by occupation.
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Industry
Industry refers to the kind of economic activity or the nature of business of the firm,
establishment or department in which the person was employed during the reference
period. If the person was self-employed, industry refers to the kind of economic
activity or nature of business the person was operating. The Singapore Standard
Industrial Classification 2010 is used to classify all working persons by industry.
Employment Status
Employment status refers to the status of working persons in relation to their

employment. Working persons aged 15 years and over are classified into the
following categories:
Employers These are persons who employ at least one paid worker in their
business or trade.
Own Account Workers These are persons who operate their own business without
employing any paid workers in the conduct of their business or
trade.
Employees These are persons who work for employers in return for regular
wages or salaries.
Contributing Family Workers These are persons who assist in the operation of family business
without receiving regular wages or salaries.
Usual Hours Worked
This refers to the number of hours that a person usually works in a typical week,
regardless of whether he is paid or not. The concept of usual hours of work differs
from that of normal hours of work referred to in contractual arrangements. For a
person who has just started work during the reference period, usual hours of work
refers to the number of hours per week he is expected to work in that job. For a
multiple jobholder, it should be aggregated from the hours spent in all the jobs.
Gross Monthly Income from Work
This refers to the total amount of income earned from employment during the full
calendar month preceding the date of the interview. For employees, this would include
wages or salaries, allowances, overtime, commission, tips and bonuses. It would also
include the employee‟s Central Provident Fund contribution but not the employer‟s
contribution for the employee. For employers and own account workers, it refers to
the total receipts from sales and services performed less the business expenses
incurred.
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HOUSEHOLD AND HOUSING CHARACTERISTICS
Household
A household refers to a group of two or more persons living together in the same
house and sharing common food or other arrangements for essential living. It also
includes a person living alone or a person living with others but having his own food
arrangements. Although persons may be living in the same house, they may not be
members of the same household.
Resident Household
A resident household refers to a household headed by a Singapore citizen or

permanent resident.
Head of Household
The head of a household is the person generally acknowledged as such by other

members of the household. The head is normally the oldest member, the main income
earner, the owner-occupier of the house or the person who manages the affairs of the
household. Where the household comprises a group of unrelated persons, the head of
household refers to the person who manages the affairs of the household, or any
person who supplied the information pertaining to other members.
Household Structure
Household structure refers to the classification of a household according to the

number of family nuclei and the number of generations in the household.
One Family Nucleus This refers to a household formed by one of the following,
regardless of the number of generations:
(a) a married couple, with or without never-married child(ren);

(b) a family consisting of immediate related members, without
presence of a married couple e.g. one parent only with never-
married child(ren).
Two Family Nuclei This refers to a household with two family nuclei.
Three or More Family Nuclei This refers to a household with three or more family nuclei.
No Family Nucleus This refers to a household formed by a person living alone or living
with others but does not constitute any family nucleus. This is
further classified into one-person household or household with
more than one person.
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Household Living Arrangement
Household living arrangement refers to the classification of a household according to

the household composition, age and marital status of household head and age group of
the youngest child of the head. There are two broad types of households:
Family-Based Households This refers to households with at least one family nucleus.
Non-Family-Based This refers to households with no family nucleus.

Households
Within the family-based households, couple-based households refer to those with a

married head and spouse in the household. Other family-based households refer to
those without a married head and spouse in the household, e.g. lone parent households.
Household Size
Household size refers to the total number of members in the household, including
maids.
Number of Working Persons in Household
The number of working persons in the household includes members of the same
household who are working. Maids in the household are excluded.
Household Income from Work
Household income from work refers to the sum of income received by working
members of the household from employment and business. However, it does not
include the income of maids.
Household Income from Work Per Household Member
Household income from work per household member refers to the household income
from work divided by the total number of members (household size) in the household.
For example, if only one person in a household of four is working, his income is
divided by four to derive the average income per household member.
Predominant Household Language
Predominant household language refers to the language or dialect spoken by the

majority of household members to other members, excluding maids and unrelated
persons.
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Elderly Living Arrangement
Elderly persons aged 65 years and over are classified according to their co-residence
with their spouse or children. Additional dimension on the economic status of the
children is incorporated into the classification.
With At Least One Working This refers to an elderly person living with his children in the same
Child household, at least one of whom is working.
With All Non-Working This refers to an elderly person living with his children in the same
Children household, all of whom are not working.
Elderly persons who are not living with their spouse or children are classified
according to whether they are living alone or with other elderly persons. Elderly
persons living alone refer to those in one-person households, with or without other
occupants in the same dwelling unit.
Type of Dwelling
A dwelling refers to a building, part of a building, or a covered space used or intended

to be used by one or more persons as living quarters. Each dwelling has its own
separate entrance with direct access to a public road or pathway. A dwelling may be a
residential building by itself, or a unit in a residential building, or part of a non-
residential building such as a shop or factory with space used as living quarters.
Dwellings are broadly classified into the following three categories: Housing and
Development Board (HDB) flats, condominiums and private flats, and landed
properties.
Tenancy
Tenancy refers to the tenure status of the household with respect to the dwelling in
which the household members live. Tenancy is classified into the following three
categories:
Owner This refers to a household where the head or any other member
owns the house.
Tenant This refers to a household which rents the dwelling or part of it.
Others This refers to a household which occupies a dwelling provided

without charge by employers, friends or relatives.
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GEOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION AND TRANSPORT
Planning Areas
Planning areas refer to areas demarcated in the Urban Redevelopment Authority‟s

Master Plan 2008.
Usual Mode of Transport to School or Work
Usual mode of transport to school or work refers to how a full-time student or a

working person usually travels to school or work respectively. Persons who usually
walk to school or work and persons who study from home or work at their place of
residence are classified in the category “No transport required”.
Travel Time to School or Work
Travel time to school or work refers to the total number of minutes that it usually
takes a full-time student or working person to get from home to school or to work
each day respectively. The travel time includes time spent waiting for public
transportation and walking to the bus-stop or MRT station.
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Appendix
Appendix A
Sample Design and Sampling Variability
Introduction
The Census of Population 2010 adopted a register-based approach,

similar to the Census of Population 2000. Basic population count and
characteristics were compiled from administrative sources. Additional
information not available from administrative data sources were collected from a
sample survey of about 200,000 dwelling units.
Sample Design and Selection
The sampling frame used for the selection of the sample for Census 2010
is based on the National Database of Dwellings (NDD) maintained by DOS.
The NDD is a register of all residential dwelling units in Singapore. As the
sample survey of the Census 2010 covered only households in residential
dwellings, institutions such as military camps, hostels and hotels were excluded
from the frame.
The sample for the Census 2010 was selected based on a stratified design
with proportional allocation. The strata were defined based on the planning areas
demarcated by the Urban Redevelopment Authority. Each dwelling unit in the
frame was first placed into one of the strata based on its planning area. Within
each stratum, the units were sorted into dwelling type groupings. A sample was
selected using simple random sampling without replacement from each broad
dwelling type grouping. The selected samples across the strata were combined to
form the required sample of about 200,000 dwelling units.
Sampling Variability
The precision of estimates derived from the sample survey are affected by
sampling errors since the estimates are based on information obtained from a
fraction of the population instead of the whole population. Sampling errors refer
to the difference between the estimate based on a sample and its „true‟
population value that would result if the whole population has been surveyed.
The extent of sampling error of an estimate under a particular sample

design is assessed by the variability of the estimate across all possible samples
under the design. One common measure of this variability is given by the
standard error (SE), which is the standard deviation of the sampling distribution
of the estimate. Another measure is the relative standard error (RSE), which is
obtained by expressing the standard error as a percentage to the estimate. The
smaller the RSE, the more precise is the estimate.
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Appendix A
Computation of Sampling Error
The sampling errors of the estimates under the actual sample design used
can be derived based on their relationship with those under a simple random
sample (SRS) design. The formula for standard error of TY based on simple
random sample is:
SE (TY; SRS) = Var (TY ; SRS)

= Var (N  PY ; SRS)
= N  Var (PY ; SRS)
= N  SE (PY; SRS)
N - n PY (1  PY )
=N  
N -1 n
where TY is the total number of elements in the population with a given

attribute Y
N is the total population count
n is the count of persons covered in the sample
PY is the proportion of the total population with a given attribute
The ratio of the variance of the estimate based on the sample design used
and that of a simple random sample of the same size is known as the “design
effect” (DEFF). This ratio gives the net effect of the various complexities of the
design used on the variance relative to a simple random sample design. The
square root of the design effect (DEFT) gives the ratio of the standard error of
the estimate under the sample design used to that of a simple random sample:
Var (TY ) SE (TY )

DEFT (TY) = DEFF (TY ) = =
Var (TY ; SRS) SE (TY ; SRS)
This implies that
SE (TY) = DEFT (TY)  SE (TY;SRS)

= DEFT (PY)  SE (TY;SRS), since TY = N  PY.
Generalized Sampling Errors Table
From Table A1, the DEFT of the selected attributes (TY) is about 1. It is
impractical to compute and display the sampling error for each and every of the
possible estimates such as the total number of elements in the population with a
given attribute Y from the Census 2010. Thus, a generalized sampling errors
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Appendix A
table is provided instead as a guide to data users for estimating the errors of any
estimates.
Table A2 provides the generalised sampling errors of a selected range of

estimates with DEFT value of 1. The smaller the estimate, the larger is the RSE.
This implies that sample estimates of a rare characteristic would have high RSEs
and users would have to be careful in drawing inferences based on the sample
estimates.
Table A1 Sampling Errors and DEFT of TY for Selected Attributes

Sample Standard Relative
95% Confidence Interval DEFT
Estimate Error Standard Error
(TY ) (TY ) (TY ) Lower Upper (TY )
Residents Aged 15 Years & Over
Single 1,000,467 2,103 0.2 996,345 1,004,589 0.99
Married 1,844,606 2,621 0.1 1,839,468 1,849,744 1.02
Widowed 157,556 892 0.6 155,808 159,304 0.96
Divorced/Separated 103,120 729 0.7 101,691 104,549 0.97
Ever-Married Resident Females

With No Children Born 131,576 867 0.7 129,876 133,276 1.02
With 1 - 2 Children Born 598,132 1,736 0.3 594,729 601,535 1.01
With 3 - 4 Children Born 302,683 1,263 0.4 300,207 305,159 1.00
Resident Students
Attending Primary and Below 343,642 1,339 0.4 341,018 346,266 1.00
Attending Secondary 231,992 1,103 0.5 229,829 234,155 0.99
Attending Polytechnic 79,708 649 0.8 78,436 80,980 0.98
Attending University 70,386 612 0.9 69,186 71,586 0.98
Resident Non-Students
With Below Secondary Qualifications 900,147 2,011 0.2 896,205 904,089 0.98
With Secondary Qualifications 526,359 1,596 0.3 523,231 529,487 0.98
With Polytechnic Qualifications 250,213 1,131 0.5 247,996 252,430 0.98
With University Qualifications 634,098 1,777 0.3 630,616 637,580 1.00

Speaking English at Home 1,097,443 2,163 0.2 1,093,204 1,101,682 0.98
Speaking Mandarin at Home 1,211,505 2,242 0.2 1,207,110 1,215,900 0.98
Speaking Malay at Home 414,475 1,403 0.3 411,724 417,226 0.96
Speaking Tamil at Home 110,667 790 0.7 109,119 112,215 1.01

Not Literate 128,661 805 0.6 127,083 130,239 0.96
Literate in One Language Only 878,214 2,001 0.2 874,292 882,136 0.99
Literate in Two Languages Only 1,896,268 2,630 0.1 1,891,114 1,901,422 1.02
Literate in Three or More Languages 202,606 1,072 0.5 200,506 204,706 1.02
Resident Working Persons

Travel to Work by Public Bus Only 361,318 1,350 0.4 358,671 363,965 0.98
Travel to Work by MRT Only 215,837 1,064 0.5 213,751 217,923 0.99
Resident Households
With 1 Person 139,876 747 0.5 138,412 141,340 0.98
With 2 - 3 Persons 446,356 1,125 0.3 444,151 448,561 0.99
With 4 - 5 Persons 431,937 1,105 0.3 429,772 434,102 0.98
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Appendix A
Table A2 Sampling Errors for Square Root of Design Effect (DEFT) Equals 1
Size of Proportion of Standard Relative Standard 95% Confidence Interval

Estimates Total Population Error Error
(%) (%) Lower Upper
PERSONS
4,000,000 78.79 2,188 0.05 3,995,711 4,004,289
3,500,000 68.94 2,477 0.07 3,495,145 3,504,855
3,000,000 59.09 2,632 0.09 2,994,841 3,005,159
2,500,000 49.24 2,676 0.11 2,494,754 2,505,246
2,000,000 39.40 2,616 0.13 1,994,873 2,005,127
1,500,000 29.55 2,442 0.16 1,495,213 1,504,787
1,000,000 19.70 2,129 0.21 995,827 1,004,173
750,000 14.77 1,900 0.25 746,277 753,723
500,000 9.85 1,595 0.32 496,874 503,126
250,000 4.92 1,158 0.46 247,730 252,270
100,000 1.97 744 0.74 98,542 101,458
75,000 1.48 646 0.86 73,734 76,266
50,000 0.98 529 1.06 48,964 51,036
25,000 0.49 375 1.50 24,266 25,734
10,000 0.20 237 2.37 9,535 10,465
7,500 0.15 206 2.74 7,097 7,903
5,000 0.10 168 3.36 4,671 5,329
2,500 0.05 119 4.75 2,267 2,733
1,000 0.02 75 7.51 853 1,147
500 0.01 53 10.62 396 604
200 0.00 34 16.80 134 266
HOUSEHOLDS
1,150,000 99.85 89 0.01 1,149,825 1,150,175

850,000 73.80 1,023 0.12 847,995 852,005
550,000 47.76 1,162 0.21 547,722 552,278
250,000 21.71 959 0.38 248,120 251,880
100,000 8.68 655 0.66 98,716 101,284
75,000 6.51 574 0.77 73,875 76,125
50,000 4.34 474 0.95 49,071 50,929
25,000 2.17 339 1.36 24,335 25,665
10,000 0.87 216 2.16 9,577 10,423
7,500 0.65 187 2.50 7,133 7,867
5,000 0.43 153 3.06 4,700 5,300
2,500 0.22 108 4.33 2,288 2,712
1,000 0.09 69 6.85 866 1,134
500 0.04 48 9.69 405 595
200 0.02 31 15.33 140 260
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Census of Population 2010 Statistical Release 3

Geographic Distribution and Transport

© Department of Statistics, Ministry of Trade & Industry, Republic of Singapore

Statistical activities conducted by the Singapore Department of Statistics are

The Census 2010 adopted a register-based approach, similar to the Census of

As in the conduct of the Census 2000, a tri-modal collection strategy

The Census of Population 2010 Statistical Release 3 – Geographic Distribution

Wong Wee Kim

Our Guiding Principles

Relevance We constantly innovate our processes and

Accessibility We make our statistics readily available.

Confidentiality We protect the confidentiality of

Timeliness We produce statistics that users can

Cost We use resources effectively, minimising

Key Indicators of the Resident Population and Resident viii

Chapter 1 Geographic Distribution 3

Chapter 2 Transport Characteristics 5

Glossary of Terms and Definitions 181

Appendix A - Sample Design and Sampling Variability 193

Basic Demographic Characteristics

1 Resident Population by Planning Area/Subzone and Age Group 23

23 Resident Students Aged 5 Years and Over by Usual Mode of Transport to 95

Old Age Support Ratio

Age Dependency Ratio

Marital Status & Fertility

Marital Status (%)

Proportion Single (%)

Ever-Married Females Aged 40 - 49 Years

Average Number of Children Born

Proportion with at least Post-Secondary

Literacy & Language

General Literacy Rate (%)

Literate Population (%)

Language Most Frequently Spoken

Households and Housing

Monthly Household Income from Work ($)

Resident Working Persons by Usual Mode

The Census of Population, Singapore’s largest national statistical exercise, is

The Census of Population 2010 Statistical Release 3 – Geographic Distribution

Census of Population – Concept and Coverage

Register-based Census of Population

In the register-based Census, the basic population statistics were compiled

To collect additional information not available from administrative sources,

The option of Internet enumeration was made available to all households

Data Processing and Reports

Population Size and Density

With a total population of 5.08 million in 2010, there was an average of

Table 1 Population Size and Density

Total Resident Land Population

1980 2,413.9 2,282.1 617.8 3,907

2005 4,265.8 3,467.8 697.9 6,112

* Total population comprises Singapore residents and non-residents. Resident

Highest Qualification Attained

In 2010, the proportion with at least post-secondary qualification was

Language Most Frequently Spoken at Home

Usual Mode of Transport to Work

About 62 - 69 per cent of resident working persons staying in HDB 1 - 3

In contrast, 51 per cent of resident working persons staying in

Mode of Transport to Work by Planning Area

In 2010, the proportion who commuted to work by MRT only or MRT

Table 2 Resident Working Persons Aged 15 Years and Over

Total 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0