Vision of Britain | 1901 Census: County Report

1901 Census of England and Wales, County Report (Sample Report Title: Census Returns of England and Wales, 1901, giving Details of Area, Houses, and Population; also Population, classified by Ages, Conditions as to Marriage, Occupations, Birth-places, and Infirmities, in each county:- County of Berkshire), Table 26 : " Ages of Persons, Males and Females, in the Registration County, and in Registration Districts, 1901".

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Click on the unit name for its home page If appears click for more detailed statistics	[Gender]	ALL AGES	Under 1 Year. [2]	1-- [3]	2-- [4]	3-- [5]	4-- [6]	Under 5 Years. [7]	5-- [8]	10-- [9]	13-- [10]	14-- [11]	15-- [12]	16-- [13]	17-- [14]	18-- [15]	19-- [16]	20-- [17]	21-- [18]	25-- [19]	30-- [20]	35-- [21]	40-- [22]	45-- [23]	50-- [24]	55-- [25]	60-- [26]	65-- [27]	70-- [28]	75-- [29]	80-- [30]	85-- [31]	90-- [32]	95-- [33]	100 and upwards [34]
	[Gender]	. [1]	Under 1 Year. [2]	1-- [3]	2-- [4]	3-- [5]	4-- [6]	Under 5 Years. [7]	5-- [8]	10-- [9]	13-- [10]	14-- [11]	15-- [12]	16-- [13]	17-- [14]	18-- [15]	19-- [16]	20-- [17]	21-- [18]	25-- [19]	30-- [20]	35-- [21]	40-- [22]	45-- [23]	50-- [24]	55-- [25]	60-- [26]	65-- [27]	70-- [28]	75-- [29]	80-- [30]	85-- [31]	90-- [32]	95-- [33]	100 and upwards [34]
Huntingdonshire RegC Total	P.	46,750	989	994	1,001	1,053	1,021	5,058	5,047	2,941	994	990	948	932	855	800	797	748	2,760	3,252	2,950	2,843	2,606	2,190	2,155	2,074	1,825	1,463	1,148	814	398	123	36	3	0
	M.	22,858	516	496	500	507	526	2,545	2,498	1,482	489	510	478	481	473	426	395	391	1,370	1,525	1,407	1,414	1,249	1,055	1,009	975	844	694	552	364	177	47	8	0	0
	F.	23,892	473	498	501	546	495	2,513	2,549	1,459	505	480	470	451	382	374	402	357	1,390	1,727	1,543	1,429	1,357	1,135	1,146	1,099	981	769	596	450	221	76	28	3	0
Huntingdon RegD/PLU	P.	18,095	419	408	425	417	419	2,088	2,030	1,110	407	402	336	364	335	322	304	289	1,093	1,352	1,141	1,073	997	846	781	787	640	518	399	292	133	51	4	1	0
	M.	8,911	217	200	206	192	222	1,037	1,010	573	203	223	170	172	190	176	152	158	552	634	559	523	492	404	366	373	301	248	196	122	58	18	1	0	0
	F.	9,184	202	208	219	225	197	1,051	1,020	537	204	179	166	192	145	146	152	131	541	718	582	550	505	442	415	414	339	270	203	170	75	33	3	1	0
St Ives RegD/PLU	P.	14,776	301	301	299	326	330	1,557	1,555	946	316	310	325	280	261	241	250	234	818	939	940	935	849	713	692	670	618	483	384	268	128	41	21	2	0
	M.	7,210	156	158	161	159	171	805	753	466	148	163	157	157	137	124	119	112	394	444	447	471	411	369	320	304	287	232	189	133	49	15	4	0	0
	F.	7,566	145	143	138	167	159	752	802	480	168	147	168	123	124	117	131	122	424	495	493	464	438	344	372	366	331	251	195	135	79	26	17	2	0
St Neots RegD/PLU	P.	13,879	269	285	277	310	272	1,413	1,462	885	271	278	287	288	259	237	243	225	849	961	869	835	760	631	682	617	567	462	365	254	137	31	11	0	0
	M.	6,737	143	138	133	156	133	703	735	443	138	124	151	152	146	126	124	121	424	447	401	420	346	282	323	298	256	214	167	109	70	14	3	0	0
	F.	7,142	126	147	144	154	139	710	727	442	133	154	136	136	113	111	119	104	425	514	468	415	414	349	359	319	311	248	198	145	67	17	8	0	0

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Using data from this table, Vision of Britain can map the following rates for within Huntingdonshire RegC:

Rate	Date
Percentage aged 15-64	1901
Percentage Aged over 65	1901
Percentage aged under 15	1901

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