Vision of Britain | 1911 Census: Housing

1911 Census of England and Wales, Census Returns of England and Wales, 1911, giving details of Areas, Houses, Families or separate occupiers, and Population:- Tenements, Table 2 : " Tenements in the Occupation of Private Families. - Classified by Number of Rooms and by Numbers of Occupants, in each Administrative County and in the Aggregates of Urban Districts (exclusive of County Boroughs) and of Rural Districts; also in Urban Districts (other than County Boroughs) and in Rural Districts, 1911".

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No. of<br/>Rooms per<br/>Tenement.	Number of Persons in Private Families															Total Number of Private Families. [16]	Population in Private Families. [17]
No. of<br/>Rooms per<br/>Tenement.	1. [1]	2. [2]	3. [3]	4. [4]	5. [5]	6. [6]	7. [7]	8. [8]	9. [9]	10. [10]	11. [11]	12. [12]	13. [13]	14. [14]	15 & upwards [15]	Total Number of Private Families. [16]	Population in Private Families. [17]
1	438	116	39	18	7	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	618	894
2	1,135	951	474	257	102	42	19	4	4	0	1	0	0	0	0	2,989	6,461
3	1,390	3,409	3,272	2,528	1,733	1,102	623	247	113	38	11	1	0	0	0	14,467	51,280
4	1,390	5,618	6,503	5,297	3,628	2,409	1,457	815	386	156	48	20	3	0	2	27,732	108,507
5	999	7,312	10,426	10,436	8,478	6,233	4,302	2,722	1,715	853	418	149	59	16	10	54,128	251,817
6	351	2,498	3,430	3,448	2,783	1,965	1,449	908	593	362	180	86	39	21	6	18,119	85,402
7	107	976	1,574	1,574	1,288	871	547	340	211	100	65	32	15	2	4	7,706	35,577
8	43	474	838	958	731	582	379	205	114	63	37	22	11	4	3	4,464	21,348
9	18	128	312	385	396	315	193	114	55	32	16	10	6	2	3	1,985	10,145
10 & upwards	21	145	340	568	585	600	485	303	187	103	67	45	23	15	32	3,519	21,050
Totals	5,892	21,627	27,208	25,469	19,731	14,119	9,454	5,658	3,378	1,707	843	365	156	60	60	135,727	592,481

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Comments:

1	The original table also includes additional summary statistics in the margins.

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