Ecuador—Esri Demographics Regional Data

Outline of map of Ecuador

The Esri Standard Demographics dataset for Ecuador is sourced from data supplied by Michael Bauer Research GmbH.

Data source


Release:	October 2024.
Vintage:	2024
Data:	© Michael Bauer Research GmbH 2024 based on © Instituto Nacional de Estatística y Censo, UN.
Boundaries:	© Michael Bauer Research GmbH, Nuremberg, Germany, 2024.
Settlement Points:	These settlement points were created using the 2023 European Commission Global Human Settlement Layer (GHSL). More information about the data can be found here: https://ghslsys.jrc.ec.europa.eu. The data was verified using the latest Esri imagery.

Dataset information


Ecuador
Three-letter ISO country code	ECU
Currency	US Dollar
Three-letter currency code	USD
Number of attributes available	7
Number of geography levels	3

Geography levels


Esri geography name	Local geography name	Feature count
Country	Ecuador	1
Provinces	Provincias	24
Cantons	Cantones	221

Data apportionment settings

Learn more about data apportionment.


Threshold upper bound	Aggregation method	Level of geography
150 km	Block Apportion	EC.Cantons
more	Centroids in Polygon	EC.Cantons

Standard Demographics

The following examples are representative of the variables and data categories available for this region. See the Reference documents section below for the full list of available variables and a sample report.


Variable summary	Data category	Vintage	Description
Total Population	Population	2024	Count of total population by regional boundaries.
Population Density	Population	2024	Regional population count divided by total regional sq. kilometers or miles.
Population per Mill	Population	2024	Count of total regional population divided by total national population and multiplied by 1,000.
Purchasing Power	Income	2024	Regional purchasing power. Data provided includes: Purchasing Power: Total—Total regional disposable income of private households. Purchasing Power: Per Mill—Total regional disposable income (income after taxes) divided by total regional population and multiplied by 1,000. Purchasing Power: Per Capita—Total regional disposable income (income after taxes) divided by total regional population. Purchasing Power: Index—A measure that compares the regional disposable income (income after taxes) to the national average, which has an index value of 100. For example, if a region's purchasing power index is 89, it has 11% less disposable income than the national average; if the region's index is 117, it has 17% more purchasing power than average.

Reference documents

Refer to the following reference documents:

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