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".

List for top level	Loddon and Clavering	List for Norfolk AdmC

click on 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]
Loddon and Clavering RD Total	60,273	12,550	12,135	5,959	6,176	-	2,995	-	2,986	15,956	-
Aldeby AP/CP	3,084	588	570	310	260	-	127	-	127	676	-
Alpington CP/AP	539	136	148	74	74	-	39	-	39	185	-
Ashby St Mary CP/AP	503	174	178	89	89	-	47	-	46	231	-
Bedingham CP/AP	1,366	245	230	129	101	-	59	-	59	314	-
Bergh Apton AP/CP	1,988	424	425	201	224	-	118	-	118	648	-
Brooke AP/CP	2,153	605	540	253	287	-	147	-	146	752	-
Broome CP/AP	1,458	470	467	218	249	-	119	-	119	633	-
Burgh St Peter CP/AP	1,951	314	296	153	143	-	79	-	79	404	-
Carleton St Peter AP/CP	786	69	66	32	34	-	19	-	18	96	-
Chedgrave AP/CP	1,448	326	335	163	172	-	82	-	80	426	-
Claxton AP/CP	1,007	168	186	88	98	-	46	-	44	226	-
Ditchingham AP/CP	2,117	1,137	997	413	584	-	220	-	220	1,198	-
Ellingham AP/CP	1,392	286	302	158	144	-	78	-	78	435	-
Geldeston CP/AP	842	295	305	146	159	-	77	-	77	476	-
Gillingham CP	2,033	440	486	233	253	-	120	-	120	690	-
Haddiscoe AP/CP	2,033	439	426	215	211	-	95	-	95	498	-
Hales CP/AP	986	289	253	125	128	-	62	-	62	302	-
Hardley CP/AP	1,491	226	229	119	110	-	52	-	52	244	-
Heckingham CP/AP	1,099	271	230	110	120	-	41	-	41	206	-
Hedenham CP/AP	1,802	212	224	109	115	-	57	-	57	310	-
Hellington CP/AP	528	73	71	32	39	-	17	-	17	75	-
Howe CP/AP	790	118	105	52	53	-	22	-	22	110	-
Kirby Cane CP/AP	1,512	336	316	159	157	-	96	-	96	544	-
Kirstead CP/AP	1,034	200	187	94	93	-	45	-	45	235	-
Langley AP/CP	2,713	289	275	145	130	-	69	-	69	380	-
Loddon AP/CP	3,046	1,023	1,019	479	540	-	267	-	267	1,454	-
Mundham CP/AP	1,562	234	231	123	108	-	61	-	59	316	-
Norton Subcourse CP/AP	1,902	321	319	160	159	-	82	-	82	402	-
Raveningham AP/CP	2,423	323	289	137	152	-	66	-	66	410	-
Seething AP/CP	1,675	315	350	172	178	-	73	-	73	385	-
Sisland CP/AP	469	73	73	40	33	-	14	-	14	98	-
Stockton CP/AP	1,040	136	119	60	59	-	27	-	27	148	-
Thorpe Next Haddiscoe AP/CP	834	66	82	36	46	-	20	-	20	104	-
Thurlton AP/CP	1,196	383	320	159	161	-	94	-	94	468	-
Thurton AP/CP	783	212	221	105	116	-	48	-	48	259	-
Thwaite AP/CP	681	114	94	54	40	-	21	-	21	133	-
Tofts Monks CP/AP	2,216	382	344	186	158	-	88	-	88	439	-
Topcroft AP/CP	1,917	272	278	144	134	-	67	-	67	343	-
Wheatacre AP/CP	1,144	151	150	74	76	-	32	-	32	155	-
Woodton CP/AP	2,185	343	329	171	158	-	85	-	85	446	-
Yelverton AP/CP	545	72	70	39	31	-	17	-	17	102	-

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