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]
Ross and Whitchurch RD Total	72,105	11,848	11,544	5,685	5,859	0	3,612	11,398	3,601	19,458	0	-
Ross Urban CP	1,004	5,399	5,641	2,644	2,997	5	1,729	5,336	1,714	8,707	0	5
Aston Ingham AP/CP	2,366	461	529	273	256	0	154	529	154	813	0	5
Ballingham Ch/AP/CP	910	98	97	45	52	0	37	97	37	166	0	4
Brampton Abbotts CP/Ch/AP	1,520	206	219	120	99	0	67	219	67	382	0	0
Bridstow AP/CP	2,181	679	710	320	390	0	233	687	233	1,214	0	4
Brockhampton Ch/CP	1,561	232	225	120	105	0	66	217	66	373	0	4
Foy CP/AP	2,366	206	206	106	100	0	56	206	56	297	0	10
Ganarew AP/CP	848	139	110	46	64	0	36	108	36	217	0	7
Garway AP/Ch/CP	3,625	340	340	176	164	0	97	340	97	523	0	5
Goodrich CP/AP	1,945	387	510	259	251	0	165	490	165	875	0	3
Harewood CP/Ch	668	60	36	21	15	0	9	32	9	57	0	0
Hentland CP/Ch	2,647	438	504	253	251	0	136	497	136	721	0	16
Hope Mansell AP/CP	1,123	205	154	71	83	0	49	148	48	235	0	5
How Caple AP/CP	1,015	118	116	55	61	0	42	116	42	227	0	0
Kings Caple CP/Ch	1,815	245	214	102	112	0	66	214	66	368	0	0
Lea CP	793	245	273	137	136	0	83	273	83	417	0	5
Linton AP/CP	2,775	721	644	316	328	0	200	644	200	1,085	0	4
Llandinabo CP/AP	500	59	59	30	29	0	18	59	18	118	0	0
Llangarren Ch/CP	5,411	811	754	375	379	0	244	754	242	1,337	0	8
Llanrothal AP/CP	2,014	100	97	53	44	0	27	97	27	170	0	0
Llanwarne AP/CP	2,473	284	308	161	147	0	87	308	87	477	0	12
Marstow Ch/CP	2,010	430	345	171	174	0	94	338	94	486	0	16
Pencoyd CP/Ch	890	162	144	71	73	0	46	144	46	258	0	8
Peterstow CP/AP	1,274	230	271	132	139	0	85	271	85	414	0	9
Ross Rural CP	1,545	379	388	176	212	0	144	388	143	749	0	2
St Weonards Ch/CP	4,561	437	421	215	206	0	124	421	120	668	0	5
Sellack AP/CP	2,066	254	226	121	105	0	72	205	72	484	0	0
Sollers Hope CP/AP	1,152	99	83	42	41	0	28	83	28	176	0	6
Tretire With Michaelchurch CP/AP	1,382	106	79	40	39	0	24	79	24	166	0	0
Upton Bishop CP/AP	3,986	523	455	216	239	0	148	448	148	908	0	0
Walford CP/AP	4,998	1,136	1,153	531	622	0	387	1,147	386	2,030	0	3
Welsh Bicknor AP/CP	889	75	53	28	25	0	12	36	12	71	0	0
Welsh Newton CP/Ch/AP	1,943	176	175	93	82	0	51	175	51	255	0	10
Weston under Penyard Ch/AP/CP	3,210	794	714	346	368	0	219	709	217	1,089	0	9
Whitchurch AP/CP	2,191	874	804	402	402	0	268	791	268	1,404	0	5
Yatton CP/Ch	1,452	139	128	62	66	0	38	128	38	228	0	15

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

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

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