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]
Chipping Norton RD Total	63,383	11,353	10,436	5,070	5,366	-	2,590	-	2,580	13,364	-
Ascott under Wychwood Ch/CP	1,839	365	347	154	193	-	94	-	91	439	-
Bruern CP/ExP	1,876	82	60	28	32	-	16	-	16	132	-
Chadlington CP/Tg	3,450	578	496	240	256	-	134	-	133	659	-
Charlbury AP/CP	2,572	1,307	1,231	587	644	-	320	-	320	1,876	-
Chastleton AP/CP	1,769	175	182	84	98	-	43	-	43	261	-
Churchill AP/CP	2,842	515	439	223	216	-	109	-	108	614	-
Cornbury Park CP/ExP	632	56	73	31	42	-	13	-	13	112	-
Cornwell AP/CP	849	79	84	38	46	-	20	-	20	119	-
Enstone AP/CP	6,245	932	855	428	427	-	209	-	209	1,008	-
Fawler CP/Hmlt	1,655	169	152	85	67	-	31	-	31	156	-
Fifield CP/Ch	1,160	226	193	85	108	-	47	-	47	241	-
Finstock CP/Hmlt	883	431	394	187	207	-	95	-	95	395	-
Great Rollright AP/CP	2,414	349	322	149	173	-	87	-	87	389	-
Great Tew AP/CP	3,007	369	354	181	173	-	88	-	87	444	-
Heythrop CP/AP	1,763	247	167	84	83	-	42	-	42	284	-
Idbury CP/Ch	1,565	157	137	72	65	-	32	-	32	138	-
Kingham CP/AP	1,877	876	713	405	308	-	153	-	153	813	-
Langley CP/Hmlt	303	45	56	29	27	-	10	-	10	51	-
Leafield CP/Ch	901	671	606	306	300	-	157	-	157	662	-
Little Rollright CP/AP	627	31	25	14	11	-	5	-	5	24	-
Little Tew CP/Ch	1,579	186	162	65	97	-	46	-	46	272	-
Lyneham Hmlt/CP/Ch	1,943	214	181	96	85	-	40	-	40	204	-
Milton under Wychwood CP/Ch/Tn	2,080	707	722	330	392	-	189	-	186	913	-
Over Norton CP/Hmlt	2,345	343	324	160	164	-	76	-	76	374	-
Salford CP/AP	1,567	313	284	139	145	-	73	-	73	360	-
Sarsden AP/CP	1,431	176	137	65	72	-	32	-	32	225	-
Shipton under Wychwood CP/AP	2,520	654	667	283	384	-	167	-	166	862	-
Chilson CP/Ch	1,678	173	167	83	84	-	40	-	40	196	-
Spelsbury AP/CP	4,304	438	410	200	210	-	101	-	101	501	-
Swerford CP/AP	1,925	292	308	148	160	-	77	-	77	382	-
Wychwood CP/ExP	3,782	197	188	91	97	-	44	-	44	258	-
Blenheim Park CP/ExP	2,270	162	127	60	67	-	29	-	27	153	-
Combe AP/CP	1,417	437	429	205	224	-	118	-	115	483	-
Glympton AP/CP	1,259	167	136	66	70	-	34	-	34	209	-
Hensington Without CP	560	141	222	106	116	-	51	-	51	231	-
Kiddington With Asterleigh CP	2,190	244	181	89	92	-	44	-	44	267	-
Rousham AP/CP	1,068	123	103	50	53	-	25	-	24	161	-
Sandford St Martin CP/AP	2,292	329	316	152	164	-	79	-	79	423	-
Steeple Barton AP/CP	3,046	674	587	294	293	-	175	-	174	792	-
Stonesfield AP/CP	817	494	489	243	246	-	121	-	120	550	-
Tackley CP/AP	2,913	451	478	235	243	-	115	-	113	541	-
Westcott Barton AP/CP	910	150	132	65	67	-	37	-	37	198	-
Wootton AP/CP	4,223	610	579	291	288	-	159	-	157	724	-

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

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

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