Vision of Britain | 1951 Census: County Report

1951 Census of Scotland, County Report (Sample Report Title: Census 1951: Scotland: City and County Parts: City of Edinburgh), Table 26 : " Household Arrangements for Counties, Cities, Wards of Cities, Burghs".

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Click on the unit name for its home page If appears click for more detailed statistics	Household Type	All conveniences			Piped water supply within the house			Cooking Stove or range			Kitchen Sink			Water Closet			Fixed Bath			No W.C. and no bath [19]	No water, no cooker and no sink [20]	No cooker and no sink [21]	No water but shared W.C. [22]	Shared W.C. and no bath [23]	Shared W.C. and shared bath [24]	No Exclusive cooker or sink (i.e. shared or none) [25]	Exclusive or shared water but no W.C. [26]	Exclusive cooker, but no sink, and shared water and W.C. [27]	Exclusive cooker, and sink, but no W.C. or bath [28]	Exclusive cooker, and sink, but shared W.C. and no bath [29]	Exclusive cooker, sink, and W.C. but no bath [30]
	Household Type	Exclusive [1]	Shared [2]	None [3]	Exclusive [4]	Shared [5]	None [6]	Exclusive [7]	Shared [8]	None [9]	Exclusive [10]	Shared [11]	None [12]	Exclusive [13]	Shared [14]	None [15]	Exclusive [16]	Shared [17]	None [18]	No W.C. and no bath [19]	No water, no cooker and no sink [20]	No cooker and no sink [21]	No water but shared W.C. [22]	Shared W.C. and no bath [23]	Shared W.C. and shared bath [24]	No Exclusive cooker or sink (i.e. shared or none) [25]	Exclusive or shared water but no W.C. [26]		Exclusive cooker, and sink, but no W.C. or bath [28]		Exclusive cooker, sink, and W.C. but no bath [30]
Ross and Cromarty ScoCnty Total	All Households.	5,391	196	2,732	8,498	758	7,147	12,668	457	3,278	9,064	558	6,781	7,408	953	8,042	5,611	370	10,422	7,961	2,762	2,841	54	579	355	3,346	1,058	22	1,141	250	1,703
	Households sharing dwellings.	2	196	103	8	733	322	399	457	207	173	542	348	43	634	386	33	349	681	386	106	148	14	282	341	645	78	20	8	44	13
Cromarty Burgh	All Households.	124	2	7	207	9	27	225	2	16	210	6	27	192	14	37	124	2	117	37	7	7	1	12	2	9	12	1	10	5	62
	Households sharing dwellings.	0	2	0	0	9	0	7	2	0	2	6	1	0	9	0	0	2	7	0	0	0	0	7	2	2	0	1	0	2	0
Dingwall Burgh	All Households.	541	41	10	779	90	24	786	69	38	769	88	36	715	155	23	546	52	295	23	14	18	4	103	52	90	6	1	3	52	155
	Households sharing dwellings.	0	41	0	0	90	0	18	69	3	1	88	1	2	88	0	2	52	36	0	0	0	0	36	52	72	0	1	0	0	0
Fortrose Burgh	All Households.	166	9	2	251	23	5	248	21	10	250	23	6	244	29	6	168	9	102	6	2	3	0	20	9	24	3	0	3	5	69
	Households sharing dwellings.	0	9	2	0	23	2	2	21	2	0	23	2	0	23	2	0	9	16	2	2	2	0	14	9	23	0	0	0	0	0
Invergordon Burgh	All Households.	298	11	1	412	38	11	429	13	19	432	15	14	409	47	5	307	22	132	5	5	7	2	24	22	20	0	0	0	16	93
	Households sharing dwellings.	0	11	0	0	38	0	24	13	1	22	15	1	3	35	0	2	22	14	0	0	1	0	12	22	14	0	0	0	7	2
Stornoway Burgh	All Households.	793	48	14	1,054	206	44	1,164	61	79	1,087	144	73	982	292	30	814	104	386	29	18	38	17	188	96	117	7	7	5	76	153
	Households sharing dwellings.	0	48	1	2	205	6	117	61	35	47	143	23	15	196	2	8	94	111	2	1	14	5	101	90	93	1	7	0	12	8
Tain Burgh	All Households.	331	6	0	455	24	7	459	8	19	459	16	11	450	34	2	335	16	135	2	2	5	5	17	16	17	0	1	0	5	108
	Households sharing dwellings.	0	6	0	0	24	3	10	8	9	4	16	7	2	25	0	2	16	9	0	2	5	3	9	16	17	0	1	0	0	0

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Comments:

1	This table is a selective transcription. Data has been transcribed to match that available for Table 14 in the county reports for England and Wales. The row labels have been taken from that table 14. The break down of exclusive, shared and all households by number of persons has been omitted.

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