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資料から考える1 人口ビラミッド 下の図2は東京都の四つの自治体の人口ピラミッド (2015年)である。 それぞれの人口ピラミッドの 特徴を教科書p.174~ 175, 188~189 を参考 に考えて説明してみよう。 *奥多摩町 江東区 渋谷区。 く各自治体の特徴> 渋谷区:イベントのたびに若者が集まる繁華街がある。 江東区:かつての工場跡地が集合住宅にかわり, 人口増加 小笠原村 が着しい。 奥多摩町:東京都の山村 30km 0 200km とうしま 小笠原村:世界自然遺産の島峡 デ口東京都の自治体の位置 歳 渋谷区 80 211636人 江東区 494932人 奥多摩町 5232人 小笠原村 3021人 60 男女 男女 40 20 0 10 B 6 4 20246810% 10 8 6 4202468 10% 10 8 6 4 202468 10% 10 8 6 4 202468 10% 金2東京都渋谷区, 江東区, 奥多摩町, 小笠原村の人口ピラミッド (国勢調査ほか) 図の最上段はそれより上の年齢を含む。

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