[Chile1960 Census Enumeration Form



[Chile1960 Census Enumeration Form

Translation of CL60BOLE.doc

Mary G. Strasma

Minnesota Population Center

2004]

XIII General Population Census

II Housing Census

November 29th, 1960

Read the instructions on the other side before filling out this form

República de Chile

Ministerio de Economía

Dirección de Estadística y Censos

For office use:

____ Prov.

____ Zone

____ Rev. [?]

____ Department

____ Ced. [?]

____ Cod. [Código?]

____ Com. [Comuna?]

____ U o R [Urban or Rural?]

____ Perf. [?]

____ Dist.

____ P. o C. [?]

____ Ver. [?]

A. Geographic Location

1. ____ Province

2. ____ Department

3. ____ Comuna

4. ____ District

____ Number

5. ____ Zone number

[] 1 Urban

[] 2 Rural

6. ____ Form number

7. ____ Control sheet line number

8.

[] 1 Private or family household

[] 2 Non-family group or collective

9. Place or locality

a) ____ Name

b) ____ Category

Indicate whether a city, town, village, hamlet, farm, mine, camp, boat, island, lighthouse, sulfur mine, nitrate mine, station, camino [waystation? outpost?], indigenous settlement (reducción), etc.

10. Address:

Urban:

____ Street

____ Number

____ Floor

____ Apartment

Rural:

____ Route (camino)

B. Dwelling

1. Dwelling type

Places intended for habitation

a) Family dwellings

[] 01 Private house

[] 02 Apartment in an apartment building

[] 03 Shack (Casita de Cité)

[] 04 Apartment or floor in a house

[] 05 Apartment or floor in a school, factory, workshop, collective dwelling, etc.

[] 06 Room in a tenement (conventillo, high-density slum dwellings)

[] 07 Improvised dwelling (callampa, squatter settlements)

[] 08 Cabin, shack (rancho, ruca, choza)

[] 09 Trailer, boat, boxcar

[] 10 Others (tents, parked cars, etc.)

b) Collective dwellings

[] 11 Boardinghouse or guesthouse

[] 12 Hotel

[] 13 Lodge

[] 14 Hospitals and asylums

[] 15 Convent

[] 16 Boarding school

[] 17 Regiment or military camp

[] 18 Prison

[] 19 Workers’ camps, cabins, etc.

[] 20 Others

Other places used as dwellings

[] 21 ____ Granaries, warehouses, garages, etc.

2. Predominant material

a) Exterior walls

Material

[] 1 Concrete

[] 2 Brick, cement block or stone

[] 3 Mortared adobe

[] 4 Wood

[] 5 Exterior brick covered with plank siding or other kinds of siding

[] 6 Pandereta [?], mortared adobe, or cement brick (tabique de cemento)

[] 7 Stick-and-mud, clay, straw, waste materials, tin, cardboard

[] 8 Other material

Condition

[] 1 Very good

[] 2 Acceptable

[] 3 Poor

b) Roof covering

Material

[] 1 Zinc, copper, or galvanized iron

[] 2 Clay or cement roof-tile

[] 3 Slate

[] 4 Wooden tile

[] 5 Fonolita

[] 6 Totora Cana embarrada [?], cardboard, tin or wood waste material

[] 7 Other material

Condition

[] 1 Very good

[] 2 Acceptable

[] 3 Poor

c) Floor

Material

[] 1 Wood floor or parquet

[] 2 Paving stone or polished cement

[] 3 Brick

[] 4 Plastic, linoleum, rubber, etc

[] 5 Other material

[] 5 Earth

Condition

[] 1 Very good

[] 2 Acceptable

[] 3 Poor

3. Water supply

a) The dwelling is supplied with water:

[] 1 By pipe

[] 2 By tank truck

b) The water comes from:

[] 1 Public potable water system

[] 2 Well or water wheel (noria)

[] 3 Other source

4. Bath facilities

a) The dwelling has an installed bath with:

[] 1 Hot water

[] 2 Cold water only

[] 3 Doesn’t have a bath

b) The bath is used:

[] 1 Exclusively by this family

[] 2 By this and other families

5. Toilet facilities

a) System of waste removal

[] 1 Sewer installation

[] 2 Septic tank

[] 3 Pit/latrine

[] 4 Drain to canal (acequia)

[] 5 Other system

[] 6 None

b) The toilet is used:

[] 1 Exclusively by this family

[] 2 By this and other families

6. Lighting

[] 1 Electric

[] 2 Other

Does this dwelling have a radio receiver?

[] 1 Yes

[] 2 No

7. Cooking

a) Fuel

[] 1 Piped gas

[] 2 Liquid gas

[] 3 Electricity

[] 4 Paraffin (kerosene)

[] 5 Charcoal

[] 6 Wood

[] 7 Other

b) Is the cooking stove in a room or place where people sleep?

[] 1 Yes

[] 2 No

8. Tenure

[] 1 Owner

[] 2 Renter or subletter

[] 3 Usufructuary

[] 4 Other

9. Rooms

____ Write the number of rooms in the dwelling, but without including the kitchen, bathroom, porches, garage, nor rooms used exclusively for commercial or industrial purposes.

10. Monthly rent

1. Unfurnished

____ $ (in pesos)

2. Furnished

____ $ (in pesos)

11. Home-based industry (family production done at home)

____ Write the articles produced for sale. [3 lines]

12. For office use

[12 empty boxes]

C. Population

[The following section, questions ,1 – 18, are in the format of a table. The question appears as a column heading, with blank spaces below to write the answers for a series of individuals. Thus only the questions are translated here.]

I. – Personal characteristics

1. Person order number (Número de orden)

Name and surnames

If a family dwelling, write the names and surnames of the Head of the Household and the other people who spent the night of the 28th to the 29th of November in the dwelling.

Write them in the following order:

Head of family, wife, single children, married children and their family members, other relatives, guests (allegados), boarders, domestic employees, others.

Do not forget to include infants born before 12 midnight on the 28th of November and those deceased after that time.

If a person’s name is unknown, write N.N.

If a collective dwelling, write the people down in the order given by their category within the dwelling. For example, in a hospital: Director, Doctor, Nurse, Patient.

Be sure that no person is left unenumerated.

[Translator’s note: where the instructions give a letter abbreviation to be used, I have retained the letter from the original Spanish rather than inventing new letter abbreviations for the translated word or concept in English. The Spanish is given italicized in parentheses.]

2. Sex.

Write H (hombre) if male and M (mujer) if female.

3. Relationship

On the first line the word “head” is already printed following the spaces for name and sex of the person recognized as head of the family. For the rest, write the relationship that person has to the above-specified head. Examples: wife, son, uncle, guest, boarder, domestic servant, etc.

4. Age.

Write the age in years completed. For those under 1 year write the months completed. For those under 1 month write 0 months.

Example:

0 months

1 month

2 months

3 months

5. Marital status

Write as appropriate: S single (soltero), C married (casado), CV consensual union (conviviente), V widowed (viudo), SP separated (separado) de facto or legally, A annulled (anulado).

6. Number of children.

For women 12 years of age and older. Write the number of children born alive, excluding those stillborn.

7. Place of birth.

If the person was born in Chile, write the province where born. If born abroad, write the name of the country where born.

II. – Migration

8. Year

Write the year in which the person came to live in the place of enumeration. If the person has always lived in the place of enumeration, write “always.” If the person is a resident in transit, write “in transit.”

9. Origin

Write the name of the province or country of origin.

Examples:

Valdivia

Tarapacá

Magallanes

Argentina

España

If the person changed residence due to earthquakes add the letter “D.”

10. Area

If migrating from a city, town or village, write “U.” If migrating from a rural area (countryside), write “R.”

III – Religion and Education

11. Religion

Write the religion as given by the informant. If the person doesn’t have a religion, write “none.”

12. Literacy

If able to read and write, write “yes.” If unable to read and write, write “no.”

13. Educational level

For all individuals, write the highest course completed and the type of instruction received.

Examples:

2nd year feminine technical

1st year prep school (preparatoria) or primary

2nd year business school

4th year medical

2nd year humanities [high school?]

3rd year law

14. School attendance

For those currently attending an educational establishment, write the level and type of instruction receiving.

Examples:

3rd year prep school (preparatoria) or primary

2nd year grado oficio [?] or artesanal [trade school?]

3rd year humanities [high school?]

3rd year civil engineering

3rd year business school

2nd year metallurgy/mining technician

IV – Occupational characteristics.

For all individuals 12 years of age and older.

15. Type of activity

Write as appropriate:

OC = Employed (ocupado)

CE = Unemployed (cesante)

BT = Looking for work for the first time (busca trabajo por primera vez)

QH = Domestic duties (quehaceres del hogar)

ES = Student (estudiante)

RT = Rentier (rentista)

JB = Retired or pensioner (jubilado o pensionado)

IR = Disabled or confined (inválido o recluído)

OT = Others (otros)

16. Occupation

Only for those Employed, Unemployed, and Looking for work for the first time.

If an Employed person has more than one job, write the one that produces the greatest income.

For those Unemployed, write the last occupation held.

For those Looking for work for the first time, write the profession, or if none, write “none.”

Avoid using vague terms, like “professional,” “worker,” and so on. Give concrete occupations such as Lawyer, Bricklayer, Taxi driver, Doctor, Soldier, Cashier, etc.

17. Industry

Only for those Employed and Unemployed.

Specify clearly the type of establishment in which the employed person works or, if unemployed, the last place of employment, such as:

Boys’ school, wool blanket factory [? – paños de lana], commercial bank, general store, nail factory, livestock ranch, children’s hospital, postal and telegraph office, armed forces, police, etc.

Avoid vague terms such as:

factory, office, workshop, etc.

18. Occupational category [employment status]

Only for those Employed and Unemployed.

Write the Occupational category in the following manner:

ER = Employer (empleador)

TCP = Own-account worker (trabajador por cuenta propia)

EM = Professional employee (empleado)

OB = Manual laborer (obrero)

ED = Domestic employee (empleado doméstico)

FR = Paid family worker (familiar remunerado)

FNR = Unpaid family worker (familiar no remunerado)

OT = Other (otro)

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