Vision of Ireland | 1951 Census: County Report

1951 Census of Scotland, County Report (Sample Report Title: Census 1951: Scotland: City and County Parts: City of Edinburgh), Table 1 : " Comparison of population, density per 100 acres, and houses with 1931 for Burghs, Districts of Counties and CPs".

List for top level	Stirlingshire	List for Scotland Dep

click on unit name for its home page If appears click for more detailed statistics	1951								1931							1921	Area in Acres (1951) [17]	Population per 100 Acres		Population Increase or Decrease
	Population			Census Schedules Completed [4]	All Residential Establishments		Rooms		Population			Census Schedules Completed [12]	All Residential Establishments		Rooms (Occupied Establishments only) [15]	Population (Both Sexes) [16]		1951 [18]	1953 [19]	Number 1931 to 1951		Percentage
	Both Sexes [1]	Males [2]	Females [3]	Census Schedules Completed [4]	Occupied [5]	Unoccupied [6]	Occupied [7]	Unoccupied [8]	Both Sexes [9]	Males [10]	Females [11]	Census Schedules Completed [12]	Occupied [13]	Unoccupied [14]	Rooms (Occupied Establishments only) [15]	Population (Both Sexes) [16]		1951 [18]	1953 [19]	Increase [20]	Decrease [21]	1931 to 1951 [22]	1921 to 1931 [23]
Stirlingshire ScoCnty Total	187,527	92,070	95,457	50,683	48,193	1,416	162,442	4,643	166,447	83,825	82,622	39,035	37,478	1,126	118,902	161,721	288,349	65	57	21,080	-	13	3
Stirlingshire CLandward	87,747	43,522	44,225	22,779	21,808	737	74,246	2,328	76,599	39,193	37,406	17,503	17,010	765	53,280	76,750	275,708	31	27	11,148	-	15	0
Falkirk Burgh	37,535	18,395	19,140	10,778	10,066	237	31,445	697	36,566	18,698	17,868	8,647	8,266	92	24,294	34,419	3,972	944	920	969	-	3	6
Stirling Burgh	26,962	12,696	14,266	7,483	7,091	199	26,020	800	24,547	11,589	12,958	6,048	5,663	137	20,819	23,145	2,874	938	854	2,415	-	10	6
Bridge of Allan Burgh	3,173	1,347	1,826	939	869	37	4,278	226	2,897	1,097	1,800	777	717	27	4,076	3,579	775	409	373	276	-	10	-19
Denny and Dunipace Burgh	6,756	3,393	3,363	1,820	1,719	53	5,657	137	5,541	2,845	2,696	1,237	1,208	30	3,540	5,177	808	836	685	1,215	-	22	7
Grangemouth Burgh	15,432	7,858	7,574	4,204	4,048	102	12,997	322	12,282	6,338	5,944	2,952	2,782	53	8,386	10,512	2,834	544	433	3,150	-	26	17
Kilsyth Burgh	9,922	4,859	5,063	2,680	2,592	51	7,799	133	8,015	4,065	3,950	1,871	1,832	22	4,507	8,139	1,378	720	581	1,907	-	24	-2
Central No 1 DoC	16,749	8,411	8,338	4,316	4,110	121	13,631	342	14,789	7,770	7,019	3,274	3,135	84	9,300	14,926	44,648	37	33	1,960	-	13	-1
Central No 2 DoC	13,721	6,934	6,787	3,629	3,509	92	11,116	264	12,632	6,581	6,051	2,827	2,736	94	7,709	12,430	29,557	46	42	1,089	-	9	2
Eastern No 1 DoC	19,226	9,555	9,671	4,884	4,692	85	15,264	281	16,611	8,515	8,096	3,611	3,533	78	11,050	15,476	11,299	170	147	2,615	-	16	7
Eastern No 2 DoC	12,801	6,421	6,380	3,474	3,292	78	11,100	246	10,686	5,504	5,182	2,465	2,401	53	7,276	10,472	9,782	130	109	2,115	-	20	2
Eastern No 3 DoC	7,990	3,997	3,993	2,175	2,038	49	6,446	129	8,871	4,661	4,210	2,026	1,964	77	4,862	9,545	18,949	42	46	-	881	-10	-7
Western No 1 DoC	1,707	829	878	458	452	68	2,177	305	1,566	804	762	380	368	41	1,836	1,799	72,169	2	2	141	-	9	-13
Western No 2 DoC	6,745	3,177	3,568	1,866	1,820	183	7,686	546	5,474	2,582	2,892	1,475	1,446	245	6,433	6,004	67,123	10	8	1,271	-	23	-9
Western No 3 DoC	8,808	4,198	4,610	1,977	1,895	61	6,826	215	5,970	2,776	3,194	1,445	1,427	93	4,814	6,098	22,181	39	26	2,838	-	48	-2

Notes:

The following notes to the table appeared in the original report.

1	These figures [for rooms] exclude hospitals, nursing homes, institutions and service barracks.
2	[Unoccupied rooms] Includes sub-let rooms in occupied houses.

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