Cook Islands populations by place of residence
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Cook Islands populations by place of residence
This graph shows where most Cook Islanders lived in the early 2000s: far more were living in New Zealand and Australia than in the Cook Islands. While the Australian figure is an estimate only, it does show that a large community has become established there. By the early 2000s Australia was a favoured destination among many Cook Islanders. The Cook Islands population totals include minorities of other ethnicities.
Sources: New Zealand census 2001; Cook Islands census 2001; Cook Islands government online (Australia figures)
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