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".

List for top level	Blandford	List for Dorset AdmC

click on 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]
Blandford RD Total	61,717	7,466	12,242	7,757	4,485	-	2,458	-	2,439	11,924	-	-
Anderson AP/CP	1,074	93	67	31	36	-	21	-	21	105	-	-
Blandford St Mary AP/CP	2,399	330	285	138	147	-	86	-	82	442	-	-
Bryanston CP/AP	1,913	367	364	174	190	-	103	-	102	549	-	-
Charlton Marshall Ch/CP	2,300	499	632	304	328	-	207	-	201	919	-	-
Chettle AP/CP	1,126	132	84	44	40	-	32	-	32	155	-	-
Durweston AP/CP	1,850	289	278	138	140	-	91	-	89	459	-	-
Farnham AP/CP	1,421	183	165	88	77	-	57	-	57	275	-	-
Hilton CP/AP	3,044	407	378	201	177	-	110	-	110	547	-	-
Iwerne Courtney CP/AP	1,980	368	368	170	198	-	123	-	123	623	-	-
Langton Long Blandford AP/CP	1,284	158	241	117	124	-	60	-	60	287	-	-
Milborne CP	2,632	446	449	224	225	-	140	-	140	705	-	-
Milton Abbas AP/CP	4,366	486	535	252	283	-	157	-	156	745	-	-
Pimperne CP/AP	3,481	454	612	302	310	-	179	-	179	943	-	-
Spetisbury CP/AP	2,250	417	456	209	247	-	139	-	139	674	-	-
Iwerne Stepleton CP/AP	823	49	46	24	22	-	12	-	11	75	-	-
Stourpaine CP/AP	2,375	338	367	175	192	-	123	-	122	571	-	-
Tarrant Crawford CP/AP	543	37	29	16	13	-	8	-	8	46	-	-
Tarrant Gunville AP/CP	3,469	241	241	123	118	-	71	-	71	352	-	-
Tarrant Hinton CP/AP	2,132	130	4,155	3,805	350	-	36	-	36	182	-	-
Tarrant Keynston CP/AP	1,348	184	182	76	106	-	57	-	57	305	-	-
Tarrant Launceston Tg/Ch/CP	1,591	59	77	37	40	-	21	-	21	102	-	-
Tarrant Monkton AP/CP	2,130	153	127	63	64	-	33	-	33	149	-	-
Tarrant Rawston AP/CP	697	41	75	37	38	-	19	-	19	86	-	-
Tarrant Rushton CP/AP	2,073	137	363	179	184	-	32	-	32	142	-	-
Turnworth AP/CP	1,176	100	73	39	34	-	24	-	24	132	-	-
Winterborne Clenston AP/CP	1,312	88	74	38	36	-	19	-	19	107	-	-
Winterborne Houghton CP/AP	1,974	165	151	71	80	-	51	-	51	230	-	-
Winterborne Kingston Ch/CP	2,559	336	348	175	173	-	121	-	121	543	-	-
Winterborne Stickland AP/CP	2,111	309	462	222	240	-	149	-	147	682	-	-
Winterborne Whitechurch CP/AP	3,436	371	462	237	225	-	147	-	146	637	-	-
Winterborne Zelston AP/CP	848	99	96	48	48	-	30	-	30	155	-	-

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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