Vision of Britain | 1971 Census: County Report Part I

1971 Census of England and Wales, County Report Part I (Sample Report Title: Census 1971: England and Wales: County Report: (Laid before Parliament pursuant to Section 4 (1), Census Act 1920) Bedfordshire Part I), Table 3 : " Area, population, private households and occupied rooms for AC, LAA, Wards, CP in RD, Con Centres, NT".

Show top level table	Beverley	Show East Riding AdmC table

Click on the unit name for its home page If appears click for more detailed statistics	Area (Hectares) [1]	Population
		1961	1971
		Total [2]	Total [3]	Males [4]	Females [5]	Persons per Hectare [6]
Beverley RD Total	35,848	22,959	31,943	15,647	16,296	0
Beswick CP/Ch	1,509	310	315	171	144	0
Bishop Burton AP/CP	1,725	425	475	257	218	0
Brantingham CP/AP	713	363	343	165	178	0
Cherry Burton CP/AP	1,404	404	935	473	462	0
Dalton Holme CP	1,361	434	251	128	123	0
Ellerker CP/Tn	847	324	293	140	153	0
Elloughton CP/AP	659	3,174	4,656	2,237	2,419	7
Etton CP/AP	1,509	313	301	159	142	0
Leconfield CP	2,025	1,412	1,508	872	636	0
Leven AP/CP	1,622	683	1,504	708	796	0
Lockington AP/CP	1,520	507	487	241	246	0
Lund AP/CP	1,246	279	280	142	138	0
Molescroft Tn/CP	550	1,453	2,738	1,273	1,465	4
Newbald CP	2,431	695	681	354	327	0
North Ferriby CP/AP	407	2,450	3,364	1,556	1,808	8
Routh AP/CP	987	123	107	57	50	0
Rowley AP/CP	2,601	780	888	444	444	0
Skidby CP/Ch	1,851	839	1,072	537	535	0
South Cave CP/AP	2,361	1,521	2,499	1,238	1,261	1
Swanland Tn/CP	877	1,330	2,303	1,092	1,211	2
Tickton CP	1,341	540	533	283	250	0
Walkington AP/CP	1,509	1,336	1,755	846	909	1
Wawne CP/AP	1,758	376	1,142	566	576	0
Welton AP/CP	1,494	1,240	1,545	739	806	1
Woodmansey CP	1,540	1,648	1,968	969	999	1

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

Rate	Date
Population Density (Persons per Hectare)	1971
Rate of Population Change (% over previous 10 years)	1971

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