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]
Hereford RD Total	65,669	17,489	17,595	9,238	8,357	0	4,671	14,983	4,629	23,261	0	-
Aconbury AP/CP	1,692	120	82	45	37	0	27	82	27	153	0	0
Allensmore AP/CP	2,024	496	403	194	209	0	137	403	136	676	0	1
Bartestree CP/Ch	421	171	139	34	105	0	18	68	18	82	0	21
Bolstone Ch/CP/AP	674	61	45	22	23	0	16	45	15	81	0	0
Breinton AP/CP	1,647	795	840	407	433	0	292	840	291	1,411	0	14
Burghill CP/AP	3,765	1,600	1,552	727	825	0	306	971	305	1,611	0	3
Callow Ch/CP	631	81	63	34	29	0	18	52	18	83	0	0
Clehonger CP/AP	2,152	560	590	308	282	0	175	551	175	933	0	3
Credenhill AP/CP	1,258	2,972	2,481	1,839	642	1	223	912	223	1,026	0	15
Dewsall AP/CP	693	34	29	20	9	0	9	29	9	53	0	0
Dinedor AP/CP	1,664	287	260	131	129	0	78	260	78	395	0	0
Dinmore ExP/CP	580	19	19	11	8	0	8	19	7	41	0	0
Dormington CP/AP	977	157	123	60	63	0	32	123	32	180	0	22
Eaton Bishop AP/CP	1,660	291	375	178	197	0	122	375	122	581	0	6
Fownhope CP/AP	3,524	662	724	348	376	0	231	698	226	1,154	0	4
Grafton CP/Tn	1,042	123	145	67	78	0	37	136	37	186	0	7
Hampton Bishop CP/AP	2,072	415	373	180	193	0	115	345	114	466	0	18
Haywood ExP/CP	1,565	232	174	93	81	0	50	174	50	276	0	502
Holme Lacy CP/AP	3,261	407	457	207	250	0	108	381	108	582	0	9
Holmer CP	1,371	801	954	465	489	0	312	954	299	1,451	0	12
Kenchester AP/CP	545	103	89	46	43	0	29	89	29	188	0	0
Little Birch CP/AP	1,019	210	203	88	115	0	64	203	64	343	0	6
Little Dewchurch Ch/CP	1,726	220	320	165	155	0	87	320	87	500	0	6
Lower Bullingham CP/Tn	1,106	541	670	342	328	0	195	564	195	649	0	29
Lugwardine CP/AP	2,116	655	660	310	350	0	210	624	209	1,134	0	3
Marden AP/CP	3,995	714	783	386	397	0	236	783	234	1,161	0	9
Mordiford AP/CP	1,516	438	527	274	253	0	160	527	160	894	0	9
Moreton on Lugg CP/AP	896	106	94	48	46	0	26	94	26	137	0	0
Much Birch CP/Ch/AP	1,303	532	747	368	379	0	224	739	224	1,213	0	4
Much Dewchurch AP/CP	4,921	495	468	251	217	0	150	465	148	797	0	4
Pipe and Lyde AP/CP	1,640	216	296	147	149	0	96	296	93	433	0	5
Preston Wynne CP/Ch	874	168	171	92	79	0	46	171	46	232	0	15
Stoke Edith CP/AP	1,014	137	114	53	61	0	35	114	35	195	0	0
Stretton Sugwas AP/CP	1,389	472	501	236	265	0	142	459	142	670	0	9
Sutton CP	1,504	411	356	185	171	0	110	356	107	580	0	5
Wellington AP/CP	3,060	639	671	340	331	0	201	664	198	978	0	8
Westhide Ch/CP	1,246	131	84	41	43	0	32	84	32	156	0	10
Weston Beggard CP/AP	925	235	210	109	101	0	60	210	60	312	0	7
Withington AP/CP	2,201	782	803	387	416	0	254	803	250	1,268	0	4

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

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

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