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Place of last residence of the household (NUTS - 2002) (
1
)
Dissolved marriages by divorce (No.) by Place of last residence of the household (NUTS - 2002) and Marriage modality; Annual (
3
)
Data reference period (
2
)
2013
Marriage modality
T:
Total
1:
Opposite-sex couple
2:
Same-sex male couple
3:
Same-sex female couple
No.
No.
No.
No.
T:
Total
22 784
22 755
19
10
PT:
Portugal
22 525
22 500
17
8
YY:
Foreigner
259
255
2
2
Dissolved marriages by divorce (No.) by Place of last residence of the household (NUTS - 2002) and Marriage modality; Annual - Statistics Portugal, Divorces
Note(s):
(1) The entry into force of Law no. 61/2012 of 5 December, fixing the boundaries of the municipalities of Faro and Loulé, changed the boundaries of the parishes of Montenegro, São Pedro (now called União das freguesias de Faro as a result of the aggregation with the parish of Sé with the Law no. 11-A/2013 of 28 January) and Santa Bárbara de Nexe, from the municipality of Faro, and the parish of Almancil, from the municipality of Loulé.
The entry into force of Law no. 56/2012 of 8 November, on the administrative reorganization of Lisboa, and the Law no. 11-A/2013 of 28 January, on the administrative reorganization of the territory limits of the parishes, both producing effects since the 30th September 2013, changed the boundaries of the municipalities of Lisboa and Loures, with the formation of the parish of Parque das Nações in the municipality of Lisboa, and the municipalities of Golegã and Santarém, with the change of the parish of Pombalinho from Santarém to Golegã. Users are advised to take these changes into account when considering data from 2013.
(2) Values for 2013 were rectified on 19 September 2014.
(3) When the information of the place of last residence of the household was omitted or ignored, the geographic distribution of the Court of Law or the Registry Office where the divorce was decreed was used.
This data last updated:september 22, 2014
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