Clowan:Earroo Gaelgeyryn

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Earroo Gaelgeyryn ayns Mannin
Blein Un-hengagh Daa-hengagh Earroo yn phobble 'Sy cheead (%)
1871[1] 190 12,340 54,042 23.2
1901[2] 59 4,419 54,752 8.2
1911[3] 31 2,351 52,016 4.6
1921[4] 19 896 60,284 1.5
1931[4] 531 49,308 1.1
1951[5] 355 54,024 0.7
1961[5] 165 47,166 0.3
1971[5] 284 53,228 0.5
1981[5] Gyn feysht Gyn feysht 64,679 G/B
1991[6] 643 69,788 0.9
2001[5] 1,689 76,315 2.2
2011[7] 1,823 84,497 2.2


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