La Palma (La Angostura)

La Palma (La Angostura) is located at a height of 1866 meters above sea level in the municipality of Ayotlán in Jalisco, Mexico. Its geographic location is at latitude: 20.57 and longitude: -102.422778.

Map of La Palma (La Angostura)

Population

La Palma (La Angostura) is populated by 668 people. The total population consists of 54 children aged 0 to 2 years, 46 aged 3 to 5 years, 101 children aged 6 to 11 years, 61 teenagers between 12 and 14 years and 50 aged 15 to 17 years. The number of adult people aged 18 to 24 is 101, in the age group of 25 to 60 years are 221 people and the over 60 years old people are represented by 34 people.

Dividing the overall population of 668 inhabitants in only three age groups result in: 262 people aged 0 to 14, 380 people aged 15 to 64 and 26 people aged 65 or more years. The male-female ratio is 108.75 men per 100 woman and the birth rate (fertility rate) is 3.35 children per woman.

Indigenous population

In La Palma (La Angostura) are known 4 people in censal housholds, where the head or his partner speaks an indigenous language. In the group of children 3 years and older 1 speak an indegenous language, 0 speaking an indigenous language but not spanish and 0 people who do speak both, spanish and an indigenous language. For the age group 5 years and older these numbers are 1, 0 and 0 people.

Migration

While 653 people were born in the same state, 8 were born in another Mexican state. The total number of people older than 5 years who lived in this state between 2005 and 2010 is 555, the number of those older than 5 years who lived in 2005 in another state is 9 people.

Disabilities

51 of the 668 living in La Palma (La Angostura) have some form of disability, activity limitation, mental or physical condition.

Mobility impairment: 15
Visual impairment: 17
Communicating: 7
Hearing disability: 9
Physical disability: 2
Learning and thinking: 1
Mental health: 3

A total of 591 people is free of disabilities. Read about disabilities.

School and education

Analphabetism

In the age group of 8 to 14 years about 8 people do not know read or write and 66 of the group 15 and older are in that same situation.

School

Aged 3 to 5 years: 22 do not visit school
Aged 6 to 11 years: 5 do not visit a school
Aged 12 to 14 years: 29 do not visit a school
Aged 15 to 17 years: 9 do visit a school
Aged 18 to 24 years: 7 do visit a school

15 years and older

58 do not have any school degree or at most preschool.
167 did visit primary school up to the fifth class (incomplete).
108 finished primary school (6 years complete).
18 two years at secondary school at least (incomplete).
42 three years at secondary school (complete).

Adults

Within the group of adults over 18 years 11 do have a scholar degree after having completed secondary school or high school. Like Bachelor, technical schools, university, master or doctor degrees. This group divides into 4 males and 7 females. While the populations medium degree is 4.35, the male population do have a medium degree of 4.18, the female population one of 4.52

Economic characteristics

Economically active

The economically active population, people how are employed or actively seeking employment, is 232 people. 179 of this fraction are male and 53 are female. Economically inactive are about 234 people. The active fraction divides in 207 occupied and 25 unoccupied people.

Social security and public health care

While 308 people have access to one of the social security systems in Mexico, about 358 individuals are without health insurance.

Access to the services of the Mexican Social Security Institute IMSS have 33 people. 2 people do have the right to access the ISSTE, 0 find their security at ISSSTE and 273 have access to the public health insurance, Seguro Popular.

Marital Status

About 176 people of the age group 12 years and older are unmarried or singles. The number of people who are married or who are living in a conjugal relationship is 269 and there are 22 people who are separated, divorced or widowed.

Religions

The large fraction of 664 people are Roman Catholics, 0 people are Christians, mostly Protestants and similar historic religions. Other religions like Judaism, Islam, New Age, Ethnic religions and even religious movements are preferred by 0 individuals and finally about 1 are without any religion or are atheists.

Homes

The total number of homes, private or not, occupied or not, with or without further information, is 184 and 146 of them are inhabited.

Private homes

The total number of private homes, with more detailed information available, is 184. With 146 occupied private homes and 33 unoccupied private homes. 5 are only for temporal use. As far as information is available the medium number of occupants in private homes is 668.

Economic status

In La Palma (La Angostura) about 2 private homes do not have any of the following goods. 112 own a radio, 141 have a TV, 120 own a fridge, a washing machine is available in 101 private homes and a car is available in 92. In 3 homes a PC is part of the standard of living. A cable telephone is available in 1, an internet connection can be found in 7 and 90 homes do have cellphones.