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Demography of the Pitcairn Islands

In this paper, the demographics of the Pitcairn Islands are discussed, as well as demographics, ethnicities, level attainment, public wellbeing, economical situation, religion and other issues affecting the populations. Pitcairn's inhabitants descend from the HMS Bounty' rebels, which is mirrored in the family names of many Christian family members - for example, Christian, who are descendants of Fletcher Christian, the rebel commander.

The island inhabitants are of Euopean and Polyynesian origin, since the Mutineans took spouses and enthusiasts from the Tahitians they had met before[1] There is a high level of relations between the people. There are also many island residents who are members of the Seventh-day Adventist Church[1] It is official that there are no official demonstrations of love and drinking in the streets.

Practically, the island's authorities sanction drinking, especially when cruisers are anchored off the coast. Because of the island's absence of education, school-age pupils are sent to either New Zealand or Australia. Consequently, many decide not to come back to the island.

As a result of this migration, the working populations of the island (according to the CIA World Factbook) were put at 15 healthy men in 2004. The inhabitants of Pitcairn draw their livelihood from the trade in sailing past vessels and a kind of social assistance for handicrafts on the island. They are run by the island's former mayor's former Christendomns.

The people of the island have significant connections with the Norfolk Island parish, and many have family there. That is because of the historic attempt to resettle the island inhabitants on Norfolk, who were largely successfull. There' s also a small expatriate fellowship of Pitcairn expats in New Zealand and Australia.