Vision of Ireland | 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]
Lexden and Winstree RD Total	66,587	22,731	22,861	11,303	11,558	0	7,537	22,029	7,518	38,020	0	-
West Mersea CP/AP	2,680	2,941	3,140	1,449	1,691	1	1,202	3,119	1,201	5,958	0	1
Wivenhoe AP/CP	1,493	2,379	2,729	1,311	1,418	1	1,004	2,723	994	4,694	0	2
Abberton AP/CP	1,068	201	177	78	99	0	64	177	64	340	0	0
Aldham AP/CP	1,770	394	359	186	173	0	115	359	115	659	0	6
Birch CP	3,368	647	636	320	316	0	225	636	225	1,203	0	1
Boxted CP/AP	3,177	1,118	1,192	584	608	0	394	1,192	393	1,905	0	4
Chappel Ch/CP	1,148	422	373	177	196	0	133	373	133	647	0	1
Copford AP/CP	2,144	780	763	345	418	0	248	719	247	1,340	0	1
Dedham AP/CP	2,567	1,690	1,707	799	908	0	593	1,623	592	3,095	0	4
East Donyland AP/CP	1,294	1,803	1,486	830	656	1	464	1,239	464	2,227	0	1
East Mersea AP/CP	1,984	265	276	141	135	0	90	274	90	504	0	0
Eight Ash Green CP	1,614	668	856	423	433	0	286	855	286	1,403	0	4
Fingringhoe AP/CP	2,548	509	580	277	303	0	210	580	210	1,024	0	1
Fordham CP/AP	1,883	576	379	193	186	0	127	379	126	680	0	0
Great and Little Wigborough CP	3,429	238	215	113	102	0	74	215	73	373	0	1
Great Horkesley CP/AP	2,981	965	1,072	539	533	0	347	1,034	346	1,894	0	1
Great Tey AP/CP	2,798	509	476	239	237	0	166	476	166	872	0	2
Langenhoe AP/CP	1,998	244	202	102	100	0	66	202	66	329	0	3
Langham AP/CP	2,977	1,017	869	467	402	0	262	827	261	1,323	0	3
Layer Breton CP/AP	1,260	240	195	94	101	0	74	195	74	398	0	2
Layer de la Haye CP/AP	2,558	719	898	451	447	0	303	898	302	1,589	0	0
Layer Marney AP/CP	2,214	211	220	121	99	0	66	220	66	373	0	4
Little Horkesley AP/CP	1,280	234	253	118	135	0	61	179	61	336	0	8
Marks Tey AP/CP	1,658	1,042	978	490	488	0	336	978	335	1,742	0	4
Messing Cum Inworth CP	2,453	712	363	184	179	0	102	345	102	527	0	5
Mount Bures CP/AP	1,292	203	180	91	89	0	62	180	62	307	0	0
Peldon CP/AP	2,693	428	400	193	207	0	138	400	138	761	0	3
Salcot AP/CP	273	162	186	81	105	0	61	186	61	268	0	0
Stanway AP/CP	2,823	1,914	2,426	1,143	1,283	0	723	2,189	722	3,583	0	1
Tiptree CP	2,368	2,453	3,018	1,469	1,549	1	1,035	3,018	1,028	4,770	0	1
Virley CP/AP	347	45	52	24	28	0	13	52	13	70	0	0
Wakes Colne AP/CP	2,058	485	435	206	229	0	138	390	138	664	0	3
West Bergholt AP/CP	2,277	1,268	1,294	640	654	0	457	1,294	455	2,181	0	3
Wormingford AP/CP	2,285	569	345	185	160	0	104	345	104	633	0	1

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

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

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