Vision of Britain | 1921 Census: County Report

1921 Census of England and Wales, County Report (Sample Report Title: Census 1921: England and Wales: Series of County Parts. County of Norfolk), Table 3 : " Population, Acreage, Private Families and Dwellings".

Show top level table	Depwade	Show Norfolk AdmC table

Click on the unit name for its home page If appears click for more detailed statistics	Area in Statute Acres (Land and Inland Water) [1]	Total Population					Private Families and Dwellings
		1911	1921				Private Families [7]	Population in Private Families [8]	Structurally Separate Dwellings occupied [9]	Rooms occupied [10]	Rooms per Person [11]
		Persons [2]	Persons [3]	Males [4]	Females [5]	Persons per Acre [6]	Private Families [7]	Population in Private Families [8]	Structurally Separate Dwellings occupied [9]	Rooms occupied [10]	Rooms per Person [11]
Depwade RD Total	79,742	19,933	18,989	9,375	9,614	-	4,843	-	4,799	25,354	-
Alburgh AP/CP	1,585	449	441	214	227	-	112	-	109	571	-
Ashwellthorpe CP/AP	1,007	351	311	151	160	-	78	-	78	411	-
Aslacton CP/AP	1,206	280	262	137	125	-	58	-	58	306	-
Billingford AP/CP	1,041	185	153	80	73	-	41	-	41	229	-
Bressingham AP/CP	2,421	504	485	243	242	-	124	-	124	621	-
Brockdish CP/AP	1,092	363	361	161	200	-	100	-	96	515	-
Bunwell AP/CP	2,495	771	738	386	352	-	199	-	198	1,042	-
Burston AP/CP	1,466	314	309	147	162	-	85	-	77	451	-
Carleton Rode CP/AP	2,695	666	622	314	308	-	160	-	156	787	-
Denton AP/CP	2,493	376	381	187	194	-	95	-	94	521	-
Dickleburgh CP/AP	2,356	776	749	371	378	-	185	-	183	927	-
Earsham CP/AP	3,128	603	581	281	300	-	150	-	148	766	-
Fersfield CP	1,396	261	187	102	85	-	45	-	45	243	-
Forncett St Mary AP/CP	760	199	191	95	96	-	51	-	51	259	-
Forncett St Peter CP/Ch	1,901	524	554	285	269	-	140	-	140	755	-
Fritton CP/AP	896	180	167	86	81	-	46	-	46	233	-
Fundenhall AP/CP	1,394	231	209	106	103	-	58	-	58	297	-
Gissing AP/CP	2,005	364	346	173	173	-	86	-	86	448	-
Hapton CP/AP	700	154	139	67	72	-	35	-	35	171	-
Hardwick CP/AP	887	211	178	87	91	-	46	-	46	249	-
Hempnall CP/AP	3,659	792	753	374	379	-	193	-	192	1,063	-
Morning Thorpe CP/AP	1,011	136	135	66	69	-	30	-	30	200	-
Moulton St Michael CP/AP	1,398	318	320	167	153	-	79	-	78	405	-
Needham CP/Ch	1,157	307	276	141	135	-	79	-	79	390	-
Pulham St Mary Magdalene CP/Ch	2,985	1,001	984	486	498	-	224	-	224	1,162	-
Pulham St Mary the Virgin CP/AP	3,029	738	841	445	396	-	197	-	186	1,023	-
Redenhall With Harleston AP/CP	3,392	1,882	1,789	828	961	-	474	-	472	2,627	-
Roydon AP/CP	1,371	698	601	266	335	-	158	-	158	799	-
Rushall AP/CP	1,178	190	198	110	88	-	49	-	47	222	-
Scole AP/CP	1,587	610	566	265	301	-	141	-	141	795	-
Shelfanger CP/AP	1,725	360	308	160	148	-	82	-	81	421	-
Shelton AP/CP	1,314	179	162	82	80	-	35	-	35	213	-
Shimpling AP/CP	797	157	150	69	81	-	38	-	38	210	-
Starston AP/CP	2,227	444	430	201	229	-	108	-	108	596	-
Stratton St Mary AP/CP	1,460	635	579	270	309	-	149	-	149	825	-
Stratton St Michael AP/CP	1,086	244	235	118	117	-	65	-	64	320	-
Tacolneston CP/AP	1,592	308	308	157	151	-	79	-	79	426	-
Tasburgh AP/CP	915	355	356	178	178	-	90	-	90	453	-
Tharston AP/CP	1,633	296	261	131	130	-	67	-	67	299	-
Thelveton AP/CP	1,058	194	164	79	85	-	44	-	44	237	-
Thorpe Abbots AP/CP	1,169	188	194	98	96	-	47	-	47	265	-
Tibenham CP/AP	3,296	539	476	237	239	-	126	-	126	589	-
Tivetshall St Margaret AP/CP	1,701	400	354	192	162	-	77	-	77	420	-
Tivetshall St Mary AP/CP	1,149	247	242	123	119	-	58	-	58	305	-
Wacton CP/AP	1,124	199	206	95	111	-	53	-	53	295	-
Winfarthing AP/CP	2,670	397	397	204	193	-	112	-	112	505	-
Wortwell CP/Hmlt	1,135	357	340	160	180	-	95	-	95	487	-

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

Rate	Date
Population Density (Persons per Acre)	1921
Rate of Population Change (% over previous 10 years)	1921

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