1951 Census of England and Wales, County Report (Sample Report Title: Census 1951: England and Wales: County Report: Yorkshire West Riding), Table 12 : " Private Households by Density of Occupation (Persons per Room) for AC, MB, UD, RD".

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Click on the unit name for its home page If appears click for more detailed statistics		Households in All Dwellings at successive densities						Population in All Households at successive densities
		Total [1]	over 3 [2]	3 & over 2 [3]	2 & over 1.5 [4]	1.5 & over 1 [5]	1 or less [6]	Total [7]	over 3 [8]	3 & over 2 [9]	2 & over 1.5 [10]	1.5 & over 1 [11]	1 or less [12]
Glamorgan AdmC Total		346,532	785	3,589	13,694	42,303	286,161	1,168,846	4,362	20,898	75,662	212,617	855,307
Cardiff CB		72,178	187	899	3,337	9,282	58,473	236,730	945	4,901	17,314	44,744	168,826
Merthyr Tudful CB/MB/UD		18,178	47	173	604	2,030	15,324	60,202	304	1,085	3,545	10,566	44,702
Swansea CB		46,916	105	436	1,791	5,951	38,633	155,722	607	2,521	10,093	29,695	112,806
Aberdar UD		12,507	14	85	337	1,269	10,802	40,393	70	474	1,867	6,415	31,567
Y Barri UD/MB		12,333	31	150	546	1,626	9,980	39,771	163	781	2,797	7,563	28,467
Bridgend UD		3,950	3	26	81	303	3,537	12,928	13	135	456	1,665	10,659
Caerphilly UD		9,359	14	79	339	1,184	7,743	34,726	88	535	2,169	6,760	25,174
Cowbridge MB		325	1	3	13	32	276	1,024	4	9	64	158	789
Gelli Gaer UD		9,932	24	135	425	1,314	8,034	36,011	188	884	2,665	7,125	25,149
Glyncorrwg UD		2,565	2	36	123	365	2,039	9,228	10	220	778	1,871	6,349
Llwchwr UD		7,455	14	59	245	880	6,257	25,667	76	331	1,356	4,351	19,553
Maes Teg UD		6,389	23	92	304	800	5,170	23,005	131	524	1,722	4,107	16,521
Mountain Ash UD		9,204	15	99	355	1,005	7,730	31,390	94	617	1,899	5,238	23,542
Neath MB		9,396	32	145	446	1,241	7,532	31,426	166	803	2,298	5,894	22,265
Ogmore and Garw UD		6,327	2	33	193	751	5,348	22,568	14	233	1,203	4,029	17,089
Penarth UD		5,656	8	36	147	512	4,953	17,729	44	181	716	2,429	14,359
Pont Y Pridd UD		11,022	47	143	460	1,340	9,032	37,880	258	890	2,619	6,859	27,254
Porth Cawl UD		2,881	5	18	94	229	2,535	9,075	23	96	474	1,145	7,337
Port Talbot MB		12,294	48	160	598	1,772	9,716	43,686	211	826	3,338	8,972	30,339
Rhondda MB/UD		33,032	59	329	1,334	3,710	27,600	110,781	362	2,068	7,107	18,438	82,806
Cardiff RD		10,700	9	50	243	875	9,523	34,557	41	275	1,394	4,599	28,248
Cowbridge RD		3,622	6	43	151	468	2,954	12,982	33	300	932	2,430	9,287
Gower RD		3,504	5	14	79	301	3,105	11,386	36	73	442	1,519	9,316
Llantrisant and Llantwit Fardre RD		6,903	11	69	283	852	5,688	24,924	75	439	1,778	4,672	17,960
Neath RD		11,663	31	107	413	1,571	9,541	41,017	157	594	2,248	8,015	30,003
Pen Y Bont RD		8,695	29	113	464	1,396	6,693	31,708	179	743	2,708	7,089	20,989
Pontardawe RD		9,546	13	57	289	1,244	7,943	32,330	70	360	1,680	6,269	23,951

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Comments:

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The dataset is a partial transcription. It contains only the figures for All households and population in all households. It omits columns containing figures related to shared dwelling households and all percentages. It also omits the county level breakdown of rows into number of persons per household.

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	See notes 3 and 4 to Table 11 for the treatment of households sharing dwellings.

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