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Number of disabled recognized for the first time, female, Congenital malformations, deformations and chromosomal disorders

Historical data for Number of disabled recognized for the first time, female, Congenital malformations, deformations and chromosomal disorders in Armenia. Latest reported period: 2023. Explore observations, units and frequency, or download CSV and JSON from ARMID.

Series identifier
A.AM.IFVAQ6AIUWHF7
Place
Armenia
Frequency
Annual
Unit
Not provided
Observation coverage
Jan 1, 2011 – Jan 1, 2023
Latest reported observation
16
Observation period
2023
Last collected by ARMID
Oct 29, 2026

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Historical observations

Showing 13 of 13 observations, oldest first within this sample.

Number of disabled recognized for the first time, female, Congenital malformations, deformations and chromosomal disorders
Observation periodValueBreakdown / dimensionsAdditional measurementsCoordinates (longitude, latitude)
99——45, 40.25
119——45, 40.25
101——45, 40.25
82——45, 40.25
86——45, 40.25
102——45, 40.25
65——45, 40.25
86——45, 40.25
102——45, 40.25
74——45, 40.25
65——45, 40.25
98——45, 40.25
16——45, 40.25

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Cite this time series

Armenia In Data (ARMID), Ridgital. Number of disabled recognized for the first time, female, Congenital malformations, deformations and chromosomal disorders. A.AM.IFVAQ6AIUWHF7. 2023. https://ridgital.com/armenia-in-data/data/series/A.AM.IFVAQ6AIUWHF7

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