The 2011 England and Wales census reports that in England and Wales 32.4 million people associated themselves with an English identity alone and 37.6 million identified themselves with an English identity either on its own or combined with other identities, being 57.7% and 67.1% respectively of the population of England and Wales.
(Ethnic origin) The 2006 New Zealand censusდაარქივებული 19 February 2008 საიტზე Wayback Machine. reports 44,202 people (based on pre-assigned ethnic categories) stating they belong to the English ethnic group. The 1996 census used a different questionდაარქივებული 19 February 2008 საიტზე Wayback Machine. to both the 1991 and the 2001 censuses, which had "a tendency for respondents to answer the 1996 question on the basis of ancestry (or descent) rather than 'ethnicity' (or cultural affiliation)" and reported 281,895 people with English origins; See also the figures for "New Zealand European".
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Statistics South Africa (2012) Census 2011: Census in brief. Pretoria: Statistics South Africa, გვ. 26. ISBN9780621413885. The number of people who described themselves as white in terms of population group and specified their first language as English in South Africa's 2011 Census was 1,603,575. The total white population with a first language specified was 4,461,409 and the total population was 51,770,560.
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(Ethnic origin) The 2006 New Zealand censusდაარქივებული 19 February 2008 საიტზე Wayback Machine. reports 44,202 people (based on pre-assigned ethnic categories) stating they belong to the English ethnic group. The 1996 census used a different questionდაარქივებული 19 February 2008 საიტზე Wayback Machine. to both the 1991 and the 2001 censuses, which had "a tendency for respondents to answer the 1996 question on the basis of ancestry (or descent) rather than 'ethnicity' (or cultural affiliation)" and reported 281,895 people with English origins; See also the figures for "New Zealand European".
