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]					Persons per room [11]	Percentage of Persons at more than 1.5 per room [12]
Doncaster RD Total		75,094	53,345	66,251	33,627	32,624	0	19,779	65,499	19,671	95,327	0	-
Adwick le Street AP/CP		3,605	18,818	18,282	9,325	8,957	5	5,460	18,154	5,436	26,944	0	-
Bentley With Arksey CP/AP		4,950	19,837	22,961	11,560	11,401	4	6,998	22,930	6,921	32,747	0	-
Conisbrough AP/CP		1,593	16,415	17,594	8,909	8,685	11	5,073	17,385	5,065	24,608	0	-
Adwick upon Dearne CP/AP		652	138	134	60	74	0	49	131	49	233	0	9
Armthorpe CP/AP		2,806	6,321	7,631	3,910	3,721	2	2,240	7,618	2,233	10,817	0	5
Askern CP/Tn		858	6,159	5,710	2,918	2,792	6	1,625	5,687	1,606	7,597	0	9
Auckley CP/Tn		2,088	785	2,121	1,202	919	1	506	1,785	503	1,948	0	15
Austerfield CP/Ch		2,784	478	525	262	263	0	169	525	167	788	0	9
Barnburgh CP/AP		1,602	905	959	483	476	0	310	959	310	1,489	0	3
Barnby Dun With Kirk Sandall CP		3,318	3,019	3,141	1,555	1,586	0	1,052	3,127	1,052	5,241	0	4
Bawtry CP/Ch		260	1,346	1,439	708	731	5	448	1,379	447	2,144	0	7
Blaxton Tn/CP		1,857	408	476	238	238	0	149	476	146	698	0	1
Braithwell AP/CP		1,949	691	848	412	436	0	265	848	265	1,396	0	3
Brodsworth CP/AP		2,981	2,021	2,816	1,438	1,378	0	868	2,775	867	4,257	0	5
Burghwallis Tn/AP/CP		940	184	271	121	150	0	70	241	70	411	0	2
Cadeby CP/Tn		1,120	125	115	65	50	0	37	115	37	182	0	4
Cantley AP/CP		3,757	791	1,244	603	641	0	423	1,241	423	2,002	0	7
Clayton With Frickley AP/CP		2,007	232	189	93	96	0	63	189	63	345	0	4
Conisbrough Parks CP		3,182	419	360	203	157	0	105	330	104	442	0	24
Denaby CP/Tn		701	168	244	129	115	0	74	244	74	355	0	0
Edenthorpe CP		932	1,502	2,824	1,393	1,431	3	874	2,824	873	4,311	0	3
Edlington CP/AP		1,922	6,781	8,557	4,375	4,182	4	2,380	8,549	2,351	11,461	0	7
Fenwick CP/Tn		2,371	148	145	75	70	0	47	145	47	263	0	0
Hampole Tn/CP		2,691	212	214	113	101	0	60	203	60	370	0	0
Hickleton AP/CP		1,115	125	102	48	54	0	36	102	36	163	0	14
High Melton CP/AP		1,525	311	261	121	140	0	75	256	75	382	0	7
Hooton Pagnell AP/CP		2,793	269	246	112	134	0	79	246	79	409	0	0
Kirk Bramwith CP/AP		1,326	178	166	91	75	0	51	166	51	278	0	6
Loversall Tn/CP		1,678	145	140	69	71	0	43	140	43	227	0	0
Marr CP/Ch/AP		1,821	118	137	64	73	0	38	137	38	214	0	0
Moss Tn/CP		2,497	226	208	102	106	0	64	208	64	378	0	0
Norton CP/Tn		4,814	1,858	3,282	1,671	1,611	0	950	3,278	948	4,533	0	5
Owston AP/CP		2,260	181	167	87	80	0	54	167	54	255	0	8
Rossington AP/CP		3,046	8,214	10,190	5,191	4,999	3	2,859	10,084	2,827	14,023	0	6
Spotbrough AP/Tn/CP		2,741	5,741	7,469	3,753	3,716	2	2,441	7,439	2,438	11,510	0	2
Stainton AP/CP		2,169	210	216	113	103	0	61	207	61	316	0	0
Thorpe in Balne CP/Tn		1,866	126	123	64	59	0	33	123	33	187	0	2
Wadworth CP/AP		3,942	679	622	309	313	0	181	596	181	868	0	5
Warmsworth CP/AP		723	2,131	2,959	1,476	1,483	4	1,000	2,959	996	4,834	0	0

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

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

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