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".

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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]
Roxburghshire ScoCnty Total	All Households.	7,381	195	153	12,319	677	763	12,488	310	961	12,443	529	787	10,334	2,678	747	7,503	307	5,949	743	248	280	236	2,360	297	656	248	12	218	1,533	2,589
	Households sharing dwellings.	3	195	0	14	624	15	271	308	74	156	465	32	32	606	15	30	297	326	15	4	15	11	310	289	363	11	6	2	47	1
Hawick Burgh	All Households.	2,299	92	2	4,793	391	190	4,738	162	474	4,847	322	205	3,392	1,970	12	2,330	134	2,910	12	77	93	179	1,825	130	306	6	9	5	1,182	988
	Households sharing dwellings.	0	92	0	2	349	9	149	160	51	74	268	18	5	353	2	7	126	227	2	4	10	9	224	124	199	2	3	2	31	1
Jedburgh Burgh	All Households.	899	15	3	1,206	36	20	1,188	19	55	1,213	22	27	1,072	181	9	901	23	338	9	8	12	12	160	21	31	3	1	4	120	143
	Households sharing dwellings.	0	15	0	0	35	0	14	19	2	12	22	1	2	33	0	0	23	12	0	0	0	0	12	21	19	0	1	0	6	0
Kelso Burgh	All Households.	777	22	11	1,124	75	49	1,174	28	46	1,138	54	56	952	277	19	789	43	416	19	21	22	32	231	43	56	5	1	5	161	160
	Households sharing dwellings.	0	22	0	1	75	0	42	28	6	21	54	1	3	73	0	5	43	28	0	0	0	0	28	43	34	0	1	0	4	0
Melrose Burgh	All Households.	353	15	1	476	35	7	472	19	27	483	31	4	445	70	3	358	17	143	3	2	2	0	53	17	27	0	0	0	29	77
	Households sharing dwellings.	0	15	0	0	25	0	4	19	2	4	21	0	4	21	0	4	15	6	0	0	0	0	6	15	21	0	0	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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