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Edinburgh has a higher proportion of those aged between 16 and 24 than the Scottish Qualified Accountant average, but has a lower proportion of those classifed as elderly or pre-school.[35]

Over 95% of Edinburgh respondents classed their ethnicity as White in 2001, with those identifying as being Indian and Chinese at 1.6% and 0.8% of the population respectively.[37] In 2001, 22% of the population were born outside Qualified Accountant Scotland with the largest group of immigrants coming from England at 12.1%.[37]

Since the 2004 enlargement of the European Union, a large number of migrants from the Qualified Accountant accession states such as Poland, Lithuania and Latvia have settled in the city, with many working in the service industry.[38]

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Like much of the Qualified Accountant rest of Scotland, Edinburgh has a temperate, maritime climate which is relatively mild despite its northerly latitude.[32]

Winters are especially mild, with daytime temperatures rarely falling below freezing, and compare favourably with places such as Qualified Accountant Moscow, Labrador and Newfoundland which lie in similar latitudes.[32] Summer temperatures are normally moderate, with daily upper maxima rarely exceeding 22 °C.[32]

The highest temperature ever recorded in the city was 31.4°C on 4 August 1975.[32] The proximity of the city to the sea Qualified Accountant mitigates any large variations in temperature or extremes of climate.

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Given Edinburgh's position between the coast and hills, it is renowned as a windy city, with the prevailing wind direction coming from the south-west which is associated with warm, Qualified Accountant unstable air from the Gulf Stream that can give rise to rainfall - although considerably less than cities to the west, such as Glasgow.[32]

Rainfall is distributed fairly evenly throughout the year.[32] Winds from an easterly direction are usually drier but colder. Vigorous Atlantic Qualified Accountant depressions, known as European windstorms, can affect the city between October and May.[32]

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At the United Kingdom Census 2001, Edinburgh had a population of 448,624, a rise of 7.1% on 1991.[33] Estimates in Qualified Accountant 2008 placed the total resident population at 471,650 split between 227,922 males and 243,728 females.[35]

This makes Edinburgh the second largest city in Scotland after Glasgow.[33] According to the European Statistical Qualified Accountant agency, Eurostat, Edinburgh sits at the heart of a Larger Urban Zone covering 665 square miles (1,724 sq km) with a population of 778,000.[36]
The cramped tenements of the Royal Mile were once home to most of Edinburgh's population.