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".

List for top level	Daventry	List for Northamptonshire AdmC

click on 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]
Daventry RD Total	32,140	15,956	19,049	9,537	9,512	0
Ashby St Ledgers CP/AP	783	142	104	53	51	0
Badby AP/CP	820	483	587	289	298	0
Barby AP/CP	1,404	427	1,471	887	584	1
Braunston CP/AP	1,320	1,198	1,596	812	784	1
Brockhall AP/CP	354	29	21	12	9	0
Byfield CP/AP	1,117	838	966	467	499	0
Canons Ashby CP/AP	740	23	29	15	14	0
Catesby AP/CP	816	80	65	32	33	0
Charwelton AP/CP	952	157	135	66	69	0
Claycoton Ch/AP/CP	400	54	42	24	18	0
Crick AP/CP	1,358	780	1,213	582	631	0
Dodford AP/CP	587	162	152	67	85	0
Elkington CP/AP/ExP	803	53	48	22	26	0
Everdon AP/CP	1,035	364	330	177	153	0
Farthingstone CP/AP	730	145	145	68	77	0
Fawsley AP/CP	764	29	14	10	4	0
Flore CP/AP	1,092	927	1,040	514	526	0
Hellidon Ch/AP/CP	672	141	137	67	70	0
Kilsby CP/AP	1,042	666	935	463	472	0
Lilbourne CP/AP	692	227	342	177	165	0
Long Buckby AP/CP	1,650	2,368	2,517	1,236	1,281	1
Newnham CP/Ch/AP	783	358	436	224	212	0
Norton AP/CP	1,259	243	290	148	142	0
Preston Capes AP/CP	1,130	162	194	84	110	0
Stanford CP/AP	867	36	38	22	16	0
Staverton AP/CP	900	365	468	228	240	0
Stowe Nine Churches AP/CP	734	151	180	85	95	0
Watford CP/AP	1,323	236	151	81	70	0
Weedon Bec CP/AP	816	1,489	1,364	668	696	1
Welton Ch/AP/CP	800	364	534	249	285	0
West Haddon CP/AP	1,093	770	845	409	436	0
Whilton CP/AP	392	171	136	69	67	0
Winwick CP/AP	841	92	61	31	30	0
Woodford Cum Membris AP/CP	1,132	1,775	1,721	838	883	1
Yelvertoft CP/AP	939	451	742	361	381	0

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