Vision of Britain | 1961 Census: County Report

1961 Census of England and Wales, County Report (Sample Report Title: Census 1961: England and Wales: County Report: Kent), Table 3 : " Acreage, Population, Private Households and Dwellings for LAA, Wards, CP in RD, Con, NT".

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Click on the unit name for its home page If appears click for more detailed statistics	Acreage [1]	Population					Private households and dwellings, 1961
		1951	1961				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 1.5 per room [12]
Walsingham RD Total	88,819	22,893	20,890	11,169	9,721	0	6,110	17,925	6,199	30,861	0	-
Barsham CP	4,793	421	403	202	201	0	125	403	125	639	0	5
Binham AP/CP	2,845	405	346	176	170	0	129	346	129	642	0	4
Blakeney CP/AP	1,500	763	705	318	387	0	319	691	319	1,535	0	7
Briningham CP/AP	1,224	143	126	63	63	0	46	126	46	273	0	0
Brinton AP/CP	1,515	252	202	102	100	0	69	202	69	416	0	0
Briston CP/AP	2,955	1,393	1,201	593	608	0	419	1,201	419	2,139	0	3
Dunton CP	3,841	288	225	119	106	0	73	225	73	366	0	5
Fakenham AP/CP	2,233	2,933	3,753	1,829	1,924	1	1,279	3,738	1,278	6,304	0	1
Field Dalling AP/CP	3,178	395	323	156	167	0	111	323	111	568	0	3
Fulmodeston CP	3,630	464	449	224	225	0	149	449	149	749	0	2
Great Ryburgh AP/CP	1,574	514	484	240	244	0	163	484	163	803	0	6
Great Snoring AP/CP	1,692	281	247	121	126	0	85	247	85	440	0	0
Great Walsingham AP/CP	3,699	623	554	274	280	0	176	554	175	890	0	4
Gunthorpe AP/CP	2,181	368	310	160	150	0	103	310	103	554	0	2
Helhoughton CP/AP	1,687	245	212	110	102	0	72	212	72	350	0	2
Hempton CP/AP	532	536	428	216	212	0	155	428	155	788	0	0
Hindolveston CP/AP	2,540	471	396	199	197	0	126	396	126	724	0	6
Hindringham CP/AP	3,391	495	530	274	256	0	173	530	271	855	0	4
Holkham CP/AP	5,313	353	327	162	165	0	101	309	101	623	0	0
Kettlestone CP/AP	1,944	208	158	78	80	0	52	158	52	272	0	0
Langham CP/AP	1,745	908	215	118	97	0	82	215	82	419	0	4
Little Ryburgh AP/CP	909	71	59	30	29	0	24	59	24	118	0	0
Little Snoring AP/CP	1,808	632	341	184	157	0	95	341	95	480	0	2
Little Walsingham CP/AP	988	556	686	325	361	0	221	642	215	1,013	0	7
Melton Constable CP/AP	1,722	731	670	334	336	0	235	670	235	1,244	0	3
Morston AP/CP	1,681	156	141	70	71	0	38	141	38	225	0	0
Pudding Norton AP/CP	1,466	190	411	214	197	0	128	411	128	558	0	4
Raynham CP	4,139	1,848	1,396	854	542	0	314	1,075	314	1,656	0	2
Sculthorpe AP/CP	2,107	3,040	3,238	2,242	996	1	221	701	220	1,078	0	4
Stibbard AP/CP	1,651	339	295	148	147	0	109	295	109	573	0	3
Stiffkey AP/CP	2,183	1,001	338	167	171	0	122	338	122	556	0	0
Swanton Novers CP/AP	1,349	241	209	110	99	0	77	209	77	413	0	0
Tattersett CP/AP	2,814	151	373	185	188	0	116	357	116	443	0	16
Thurning AP/CP	1,598	93	69	37	32	0	24	69	24	118	0	0
Thursford CP	1,488	241	201	96	105	0	66	201	66	360	0	0
Warham CP	3,181	310	229	118	111	0	76	229	76	393	0	0
Wighton AP/CP	2,946	446	318	169	149	0	107	318	107	584	0	0
Wiveton AP/CP	1,048	166	141	64	77	0	68	141	68	375	0	0
Wood Norton CP/AP	1,729	222	181	88	93	0	62	181	62	325	0	0

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

Rate	Date
Population Density (Persons per Acre)	1961
Rate of Population Change (% over previous 10 years)	1961

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