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	Chelmsford	List for Essex 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]
Chelmsford RD Total	35,013	48,104	71,027	34,612	36,415	2
Boreham AP/CP	1,539	1,496	2,945	1,267	1,678	1
Broomfield CP/AP	748	2,695	3,844	1,882	1,962	5
Chignall CP	933	338	350	179	171	0
Danbury CP/AP	1,415	3,267	5,246	2,554	2,692	3
East Hanningfield CP/AP	1,018	516	707	359	348	0
Good Easter CP/AP	805	349	437	217	220	0
Great and Little Leighs CP	1,731	1,018	942	476	466	0
Great Baddow AP/CP	1,539	9,647	18,755	9,120	9,635	12
Great Waltham CP/AP	2,504	1,929	2,104	1,045	1,059	0
Highwood Ch/CP	1,410	663	628	317	311	0
Ingatestone and Fryerning CP	1,585	3,549	4,823	2,324	2,499	3
Little Baddow AP/CP	1,116	1,125	1,433	722	711	1
Little Waltham CP/AP	1,167	1,019	1,353	673	680	1
Margaretting CP/AP	1,125	891	949	447	502	0
Mashbury CP/AP	364	109	89	39	50	0
Mountnessing CP/AP	1,125	1,413	1,358	683	675	1
Pleshy AP/CP	507	328	320	159	161	0
Rettendon CP/AP	1,633	1,406	1,429	708	721	0
Roxwell CP/Ch	1,935	1,296	1,235	629	606	0
Runwell AP/CP	683	3,873	4,727	2,214	2,513	6
Sandon CP/AP	962	966	1,296	680	616	1
South Hanningfield CP/AP	1,714	1,757	2,065	1,010	1,055	1
Springfield CP/AP	745	534	885	440	445	1
Stock CP/AP	1,794	1,527	1,798	887	911	1
West Hanningfield AP/CP	1,186	786	1,263	624	639	1
Woodham Ferrers AP/CP	1,925	2,215	4,297	2,146	2,151	2
Writtle CP/AP	1,806	3,392	5,749	2,811	2,938	3

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