Vision of Britain | 1921 Census: County Report

1921 Census of England and Wales, County Report (Sample Report Title: Census 1921: England and Wales: Series of County Parts. County of Norfolk), Table 3 : " Population, Acreage, Private Families and Dwellings".

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Click on the unit name for its home page If appears click for more detailed statistics	Area in Statute Acres (Land and Inland Water) [1]	Total Population					Private Families and Dwellings
		1911	1921				Private Families [7]	Population in Private Families [8]	Structurally Separate Dwellings occupied [9]	Rooms occupied [10]	Rooms per Person [11]
		Persons [2]	Persons [3]	Males [4]	Females [5]	Persons per Acre [6]	Private Families [7]	Population in Private Families [8]	Structurally Separate Dwellings occupied [9]	Rooms occupied [10]	Rooms per Person [11]
Welton RD Total	83,712	11,111	10,933	5,513	5,420	-	2,721	-	2,686	14,330	-
Aisthorpe AP/CP	828	76	66	36	30	-	16	-	16	114	-
Apley CP/AP	1,670	149	141	73	68	-	31	-	30	153	-
Bardney CP/AP	5,418	1,302	1,373	676	697	-	345	-	333	1,679	-
Barlings CP/AP	1,686	360	374	198	176	-	100	-	99	507	-
Brattleby AP/CP	1,142	127	108	58	50	-	27	-	27	177	-
Broxholme CP/AP	1,351	106	120	62	58	-	23	-	23	132	-
Bullington CP/Ch	891	51	62	31	31	-	13	-	13	75	-
Burton AP/CP	2,390	275	257	138	119	-	57	-	57	323	-
Caenby CP/AP	1,456	103	95	45	50	-	22	-	22	139	-
Cammeringham AP/CP	1,820	125	109	61	48	-	29	-	29	168	-
Cherry Willingham AP/CP	1,030	161	186	91	95	-	44	-	44	211	-
Cold Hanworth AP/CP	817	63	59	33	26	-	14	-	14	91	-
Coldstead CP/ExP	87	4	5	3	2	-	1	-	1	8	-
Dunholme CP/AP	2,261	323	298	142	156	-	79	-	79	406	-
East Firsby CP/AP/Ch	544	31	29	13	16	-	6	-	6	43	-
Faldingworth AP/CP	2,539	269	250	135	115	-	64	-	63	359	-
Fiskerton AP/CP	2,817	399	376	185	191	-	86	-	86	471	-
Freisthorpe CP/AP	698	45	50	26	24	-	10	-	10	77	-
Fulnetby CP/Ch	1,131	62	52	33	19	-	11	-	10	67	-
Goltho CP/AP	1,382	105	84	45	39	-	21	-	21	124	-
Grange de Lings CP/ExP	852	59	51	27	24	-	13	-	13	70	-
Greetwell AP/CP	1,227	74	79	42	37	-	18	-	18	89	-
Hackthorn AP/CP	2,748	237	226	104	122	-	62	-	59	373	-
Holton Cum Beckering AP/CP	1,889	118	103	52	51	-	22	-	21	134	-
Ingham CP/AP	2,126	459	483	226	257	-	123	-	120	597	-
Nettleham CP/AP	3,491	1,012	981	492	489	-	249	-	242	1,209	-
Newball CP/Hmlt	1,557	65	93	48	45	-	22	-	22	141	-
Normanby By Spital CP/AP	1,755	312	281	137	144	-	67	-	66	365	-
North Carlton AP/CP	1,840	134	122	59	63	-	30	-	30	141	-
Owmby CP/AP	1,721	200	198	109	89	-	55	-	55	239	-
Rand AP/CP	989	58	58	28	30	-	13	-	13	79	-
Reepham Ch/CP	1,819	370	332	162	170	-	93	-	93	509	-
Riseholme CP/AP	695	57	56	33	23	-	16	-	16	133	-
Saxby CP/AP	1,368	98	68	31	37	-	18	-	17	97	-
Saxilby With Ingleby CP/AP	4,432	1,310	1,279	623	656	-	324	-	324	1,628	-
Scampton CP/AP	2,203	194	196	96	100	-	47	-	47	263	-
Scothern CP/AP	2,445	433	424	227	197	-	112	-	112	553	-
Snarford CP/AP	1,146	82	77	40	37	-	17	-	17	102	-
Snelland CP/AP	1,281	85	81	44	37	-	21	-	21	133	-
South Carlton AP/CP	1,947	166	167	91	76	-	36	-	35	202	-
Spridlington CP/AP	2,298	221	188	91	97	-	50	-	50	270	-
Stainfield Ch/CP	2,101	143	147	70	77	-	36	-	36	186	-
Stainton By Langworth AP/CP	1,453	105	125	64	61	-	26	-	26	160	-
Sudbrooke AP/CP	873	85	85	37	48	-	18	-	18	107	-
Thorpe in the Fallows CP/AP	873	35	40	21	19	-	7	-	7	55	-
Welton CP/AP	3,910	608	637	344	293	-	163	-	162	850	-
West Firsby CP/Tn	682	51	45	25	20	-	11	-	11	54	-
Wickenby CP/AP	2,033	204	217	106	111	-	53	-	52	267	-

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

Rate	Date
Population Density (Persons per Acre)	1921
Rate of Population Change (% over previous 10 years)	1921

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