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個人情報保護方針Tolima
- Capital:Ibagué
- Languages:Spanish
- Gov Website
- First Person:Oscar Barreto Quiroga (Governor)
- Population (persons):1,335,177 (2005)
- Area in sq.km:23562 (2005)
- Population Density (persons/sq.km):56.67 (2005)
- Number of Births:21,200 (2005)
- Life expectancy at birth:73.56 (2015)
- Maternal mortality rate:41.7 (2004)
- Infant mortality rate:23.0 (2005)
- Domestic violence rate:208.0 (2005)
- Net primary education coverage (rate):91.7 (2003)
- Net secondary education coverage (rate):55.2 (2003)
- Dropout, Primary (Rural):14.1 (2002)
- Dropout, Secondary (Rural):10.2 (2002)
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Demographics
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Education
- Net Primary Education Coverage
- Net Secondary Education Coverage
- Illiteracy Rate
- Avg Test Results in Math know, Primary
- Avg Test Scores know Science, Primary
- Avg Test Results know the Social Sciences, Primary
- Avg Test Scores know Language, Primary
- Avg Test Results in Math know, Secondary
- Avg Test Scores know Science, Secondary
- Avg Test Results know the Social Sciences, Secondary
- Avg Test Scores know Language, Secondary
- Dropout, Rural Primary
- Dropout, Rural Secondary
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Health
- Infant Mortality Rate, Estimated
- Infant Mortality Rate, Estimated, Male
- Infant Mortality Rate, Estimated, Female
- Life Expectancy at birth
- Life Expectancy at birth, Male
- Life Expectancy at birth, Female
- Maternal Mortality Rate
- Prevalence of Diarrhea in Children Under 5 Years
- Number of Maternal Deaths
- Number of Violent Deaths
- Violent Deaths by Homicide
- Median Duration of Exclusive Breastfeeding
- Births Attended by Skilled Health Personnel, Doctor
- Births Attended by Skilled Health Personnel, Nurse
- % of Births that took place in a Health Facility
- % of Women who have Heard of Aids, Female
- % of Teenagers who have Children or are Pregnant
- Number of Deaths Associated with HIV/AIDS
- Number of Accidents with Landmines or UXO
- Acute Malnutrition (< 5 years)
- Chronic Malnutrition (< 5 years)
- Reported Cases of HIV/AIDS