Vision of Britain | 1951 Census: County Report

1951 Census of England and Wales, County Report (Sample Report Title: Census 1951: England and Wales: County Report: Yorkshire West Riding), Table 3 : " Acreage, Population, Private Households and Dwellings for AC, MB, UD, RD; Wards of CB, MB; CP, NT".

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Click on the unit name for its home page If appears click for more detailed statistics	Acreage (Land and Inland Water) [1]	POPULATION					PRIVATE HOUSEHOLDS AND DWELLINGS, 1951
		1931	1951				Private Households [7]	Population in Private Households [8]	Structurally Separate Dwellings Occupied [9]	Rooms Occupied [10]	Density of Occupation
		Persons [2]	Persons [3]	Males [4]	Females [5]	Persons per Acre [6]	Private Households [7]	Population in Private Households [8]	Structurally Separate Dwellings Occupied [9]	Rooms Occupied [10]	Persons per Room [11]	Percentage of persons at more than 2 per Room [12]
Dunmow RD Total	72,487	12,253	18,217	8,801	9,416	-	5,709	-	5,632	27,101	-	-
Bardfield Saling Hmlt/CP/AP/Ch	1,198	246	195	99	96	-	64	-	64	316	-	-
Great Bardfield CP/AP	3,669	795	902	426	476	-	301	-	301	1,462	-	-
Aythorpe Roding CP/AP	1,393	210	230	116	114	-	65	-	60	299	-	-
Barnston CP/AP	1,349	156	286	135	151	-	87	-	87	447	-	-
Broxted CP/AP	3,179	479	507	261	246	-	163	-	163	781	-	-
Chickney AP/CP	713	37	31	15	16	-	9	-	9	57	-	-
Felsted CP/AP	5,935	1,513	1,896	926	970	-	573	-	567	2,621	-	-
Great Canfield AP/CP	2,469	-	329	163	166	-	111	-	111	576	-	-
Great Dunmow AP/CP	6,795	2,882	3,370	1,569	1,801	-	1,056	-	1,040	5,031	-	-
Great Easton AP/CP	2,560	565	695	333	362	-	222	-	218	1,114	-	-
Great Hallingbury AP/CP	2,687	530	959	451	508	-	291	-	289	1,397	-	-
Hatfield Broad Oak CP/AP	8,718	-	1,821	873	948	-	589	-	580	2,857	-	-
High Easter AP/CP	4,901	566	581	301	280	-	181	-	181	873	-	-
High Roding CP/AP	1,778	340	376	183	193	-	122	-	122	529	-	-
Leaden Roding CP/AP	913	189	264	140	124	-	73	-	73	350	-	-
Lindsell AP/CP	1,985	192	236	120	116	-	68	-	68	350	-	-
Little Bardfield CP/AP	1,807	226	191	90	101	-	71	-	71	361	-	-
Little Canfield AP/CP	1,590	-	343	177	166	-	108	-	105	497	-	-
Little Dunmow AP/CP	1,728	408	365	187	178	-	118	-	114	528	-	-
Little Easton CP/AP	1,602	269	312	140	172	-	105	-	105	486	-	-
Little Hallingbury AP/CP	1,656	599	729	347	382	-	209	-	205	1,026	-	-
Margaret Roding AP/CP	1,285	220	186	102	84	-	59	-	59	252	-	-
Stebbing AP/CP	4,381	898	1,062	531	531	-	331	-	324	1,500	-	-
Takeley AP/CP	3,203	-	1,196	575	621	-	371	-	363	1,681	-	-
Thaxted CP/AP	6,252	1,610	1,837	867	970	-	599	-	593	2,866	-	-
Tilty AP/CP	1,069	71	72	38	34	-	22	-	22	110	-	-
White Roding AP/CP	2,539	293	343	161	182	-	106	-	103	512	-	-

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

Rate	Date
Population Density (Persons per Acre)	1951

Notes:

The following notes to the table appeared in the original report.

1	For definitions of dwellings, households, rooms, etc., see pp. vii and xvi.
2	Acreage figures have been supplied by the Ordnance Survey Department; see p. vii.
3	All figures relate to the areas as constituted in 1951. 1931 figures are not available for those areas marked f (see p. vii).
4	Areas marked * have been created or altered during the 1931-1951 intercensal period; particulars are given either in the 1931 Census County Report, Part II, or in Table 5.

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