2021 Census record
Haʻasini & Hamula
Tatakamotonga · Tongatapu
Constituency: Tongatapu 9
This record combines Haʻasini and Hamula, as the official profile does.
Population
| Total | Male | Female | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2021 | 884 | 412 | 472 |
| 2016 | 883 | 424 | 459 |
| 2011 | 843 | 405 | 438 |
- Change since 2016
- +1 (+0.1%)
Households
- All households
- 203
- Occupied
- 174
- Vacant
- 29
- Average household size
- 5
Ages
- Aged 0–14
- 307
- Aged 15–64
- 511
- Aged 65 and over
- 66
Where people were born
- In this village
- 449
- Elsewhere in Tonga
- 414
- Overseas
- 21
Church
- Largest congregation
- Free Wesleyan Church of Tonga327 people
School and work
- Attending school
- 290
- Employed
- 267
- Unemployed
- 42
- Young people employed
- 118
- Young people unemployed
- 27
- Seasonal workers overseas (2020)
- 22
- Seasonal workers overseas (2021)
- 31
Phones and internet
- Using the internet
- 32346.8% of people aged 10 and over
- Using a mobile phone
- 402
Income
- Most common main income source
- Remittances from anyone not in HH103 households
- Households receiving remittances
- 148
Water
- Most common water source
- Own cement or tank58 households
Being prepared
- Households with a 72-hour emergency bag
- 124
Household items
- Households with a car
- 107
- Households with a computer
- 78
This record is drawn from the Tonga Statistics Department’s 2021 Census village profile.
Read the official profile (PDF, Tonga Statistics Department)Read the official profile in Tongan (PDF, Tonga Statistics Department)
This record combines Haʻasini and Hamula, as the official profile does.
What this record does not say
A census counts what can be counted — people, households, answers to set questions. It does not say what a village is: its history, its people, what it is known for. That is what the village itself will add.