Question 1. Type of dwelling


Private dwelling

You must identify the type of dwelling and mark the box that corresponds with an X.

You will mark X in "Other", when it concerns dwellings such as: canopies, tents, railroad coaches, etc.

You will mark in "Places not meant for dwelling", those places that are inhabited and were not built for dwelling like: granaries and deposits, etc.

[In the rural manual, the following information is under the private dwelling heading:

You should identify the type of dwelling and mark the corresponding box with an X.

1. Independent house

Mark the box with an X if it is a construction of resistant materials and with the characteristics that are observed in the graphic.

2. Apartment

[To the right of the text is a drawing of an apartment building.]

3. Free room(s) in a tenement building

Rooms with an entrance from the same corridor, patio, hall that is provided with common water and hygienic services.

4. Hut (pahuihci)

[To the right of the text is a drawing of a hut.]

5. Impoverished dwelling

[To the right of the text is a drawing of an impoverished dwelling.]

6. Place not meant to be a dwelling

Mark this box if they are places that are inhabited and that were not built for dwelling like: granaries, wine cellars, garages, etc.

7. Other

This category includes: canopies, tents, railroad coaches, etc. if they are being used as a dwelling at the moment of the Census.]

1.2 Collective dwelling

If it is a Collective Dwelling, mark the X in the corresponding box and go directly to Population questions. In these cases, the characteristics of the building are not important, but rather only the information about the persons who live in these dwellings.