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 26 : " Household Arrangements for Counties, Cities, Wards of Cities, Burghs".

List for top level	Berwickshire	List for Scotland Dep

click on 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]
Berwickshire ScoCnty Total	All Households.	3,731	100	366	6,134	264	1,182	6,405	132	1,043	6,245	216	1,119	5,557	741	1,282	3,880	166	3,534	1,263	457	476	174	566	161	642	336	4	309	258	1,352
	Households sharing dwellings.	2	97	12	13	235	31	102	125	52	50	188	41	16	236	27	14	155	110	26	14	21	7	81	152	171	3	2	0	11	3
Coldstream Burgh	All Households.	270	5	0	387	7	29	409	5	9	381	7	35	360	62	1	271	5	147	1	6	7	22	57	5	12	0	0	0	31	78
Coldstream Burgh	Households sharing dwellings.	0	4	0	4	6	0	6	4	0	4	6	0	0	10	0	0	4	6	0	0	0	0	6	4	4	0	0	0	4	0
Duns Burgh	All Households.	396	21	0	588	52	8	576	27	45	586	47	15	518	128	2	408	31	209	2	1	5	6	91	31	38	1	1	1	54	93
Duns Burgh	Households sharing dwellings.	0	21	0	0	47	0	16	27	4	3	42	2	2	45	0	3	29	15	0	0	0	0	15	29	31	0	1	0	1	0
Eyemouth Burgh	All Households.	440	12	4	577	31	81	602	12	75	576	25	88	550	123	16	450	18	221	16	38	40	67	106	16	59	5	1	2	21	80
Eyemouth Burgh	Households sharing dwellings.	0	12	0	1	22	0	6	12	5	5	16	2	3	20	0	1	14	8	0	0	1	0	6	14	16	0	1	0	1	2
Lauder Burgh	All Households.	94	2	1	205	12	2	191	2	26	204	10	5	199	15	5	98	10	111	5	1	3	0	7	8	9	4	0	1	4	84
Lauder Burgh	Households sharing dwellings.	1	2	0	3	12	0	7	2	6	3	10	2	3	10	2	1	10	4	2	0	2	0	2	8	8	2	0	0	0	0

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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