Geographical Analysis of Delayed Marriage Age Among the Population of Al-Hilla District (A Study in Population Geography)

Population studies is one of the branches of human geography that is concerned with studying all Population aspects related to demographic variables because they have a significant impact on population growth variables, especially (births, deaths, and migration) because they have a direct impact on the conditions of the population. The possibility of researching many population topics requires the availability Accurate data because it describes the condition of a particular society during a specific period of time. Given the importance of the issue of delaying the age of marriage among residents in Hilla District, the researchers decided to delve into this topic by designing a questionnaire that included a set of questions that were distributed to residents of Hilla District in a random manner to find out the most important reasons. Which led to an increase in this phenomenon, relying on the analysis of tables and statistical methods, as well as the use of GIS for drawing maps to find spatial variation between administrative units. For the study area.

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Journal of AlMaarif University College
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2025-08-18
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https://doi.org/10.51345/.v36i3.1216.g574
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Urban and Rural Development Challenges
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Geographical Analysis of Delayed Marriage Age Among the Population of Al-Hilla District (A Study in Population Geography)

Sahar Abdul-Hadi Hussein Al-Sharifi, Buthaina Rahim Shawkat Al-Mehemmdi, Raheem Muhammad Abed Zaid Al-Abdali
Journal of AlMaarif University College
Urban and Rural Development Challenges
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Geographical Analysis of Delayed Marriage Age Among the Population of Al-Hilla District (A Study in Population Geography)

Sahar Abdul-Hadi Hussein Al-Sharifi, Buthaina Rahim Shawkat Al-Mehemmdi, Raheem Muhammad Abed Zaid Al-Abdali
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Population studies is one of the branches of human geography that is concerned with studying all Population aspects related to demographic variables because they have a significant impact on population growth variables, especially (births, deaths, and migration) because they have a direct impact on the conditions of the population. The possibility of researching many population topics requires the availability Accurate data because it describes the condition of a particular society during a specific period of time. Given the importance of the issue of delaying the age of marriage among residents in Hilla District, the researchers decided to delve into this topic by designing a questionnaire that included a set of questions that were distributed to residents of Hilla District in a random manner to find out the most important reasons. Which led to an increase in this phenomenon, relying on the analysis of tables and statistical methods, as well as the use of GIS for drawing maps to find spatial variation between administrative units. For the study area.

Journal of AlMaarif University CollegeVol. 36(3)
University of Babylon (IQ), University of Anbar (IQ), University of Kufa (IQ)
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Urban and Rural Development Challenges
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Geographical Analysis of Delayed Marriage Age Among the Population of Al-Hilla District (A Study in Population Geography) — Sahar Abdul-Hadi Hussein Al-Sharifi, Buthaina Rahim Shawkat Al-Mehemmdi, et al. · Journal of AlMaarif University College (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS