Vision of Ireland | 1921 Census: County Report

1921 Census of England and Wales, County Report (Sample Report Title: Census 1921: England and Wales: Series of County Parts. County of Norfolk), Table 3 : " Population, Acreage, Private Families and Dwellings".

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Click on the unit name for its home page If appears click for more detailed statistics	Area in Statute Acres (Land and Inland Water) [1]	Total Population					Private Families and Dwellings
		1911	1921				Private Families [7]	Population in Private Families [8]	Structurally Separate Dwellings occupied [9]	Rooms occupied [10]	Rooms per Person [11]
		Persons [2]	Persons [3]	Males [4]	Females [5]	Persons per Acre [6]	Private Families [7]	Population in Private Families [8]	Structurally Separate Dwellings occupied [9]	Rooms occupied [10]	Rooms per Person [11]
Wayland RD Total	68,774	14,425	13,121	6,433	6,688	-	3,498	-	3,476	18,096	-
Blo Norton AP/CP	1,142	279	259	123	136	-	60	-	60	295	-
Brettenham AP/CP	2,006	85	75	40	35	-	19	-	19	102	-
Bridgham AP/CP	2,734	254	235	128	107	-	62	-	62	325	-
Croxton CP/AP	4,685	307	281	145	136	-	72	-	72	368	-
Garboldisham AP/CP	2,757	545	556	273	283	-	149	-	149	771	-
Kilverstone CP/AP	2,048	100	96	46	50	-	21	-	21	129	-
North Lopham CP/AP	2,018	606	582	319	263	-	148	-	148	681	-
Riddlesworth AP/CP	1,167	94	96	52	44	-	21	-	21	149	-
South Lopham CP/AP	1,954	430	411	207	204	-	109	-	109	616	-
Attleborough CP/AP	5,409	2,513	2,453	1,141	1,312	-	656	-	651	3,410	-
Banham CP/AP	3,994	999	924	455	469	-	239	-	239	1,191	-
Besthorpe AP/CP	2,191	523	461	228	233	-	128	-	128	642	-
Breckles AP/CP	1,644	104	91	49	42	-	22	-	22	127	-
Carbrooke CP/AP	3,129	545	497	258	239	-	130	-	130	683	-
Caston AP/CP	1,575	422	414	206	208	-	116	-	115	582	-
Quidenham CP/AP	1,773	198	182	87	95	-	42	-	42	246	-
Great Ellingham CP/AP	2,756	611	562	297	265	-	147	-	147	743	-
Griston AP/CP	1,391	229	230	124	106	-	62	-	62	312	-
Hargham CP/AP	1,223	64	60	34	26	-	16	-	16	82	-
Hockham CP/AP	3,479	523	443	202	241	-	116	-	116	597	-
Illington CP/AP	1,295	65	56	25	31	-	15	-	15	73	-
Kenninghall AP/CP	3,669	1,173	891	421	470	-	235	-	235	1,233	-
Larling CP/AP	1,633	148	149	80	69	-	36	-	35	193	-
Little Ellingham CP/AP	1,539	259	254	134	120	-	64	-	64	334	-
Merton AP/CP	1,394	133	164	77	87	-	41	-	39	231	-
New Buckenham CP/AP	360	487	464	236	228	-	129	-	129	655	-
Old Buckenham AP/CP	5,024	1,076	999	492	507	-	262	-	262	1,312	-
Ovington CP/AP	1,517	217	212	101	111	-	53	-	53	271	-
Quidenham AP/CP	1,142	160	98	37	61	-	27	-	27	207	-
Rockland All Saints and St Andrew CP	1,682	408	299	163	136	-	81	-	78	442	-
Rockland St Peter AP/CP	1,030	298	252	117	135	-	68	-	65	334	-
Roudham CP/AP	2,125	160	162	82	80	-	37	-	37	177	-
Scoulton AP/CP	2,230	266	224	126	98	-	64	-	64	310	-
Shropham AP/CP	2,745	322	280	144	136	-	74	-	73	371	-
Snetterton AP/CP	2,207	176	165	90	75	-	41	-	41	213	-
Stow Bedon AP/CP	1,741	302	247	126	121	-	69	-	69	359	-
Thompson CP/AP	2,346	289	274	138	136	-	79	-	79	353	-
Tottington AP/CP	3,244	209	200	101	99	-	44	-	43	208	-
Watton AP/CP	1,866	1,436	1,331	618	713	-	383	-	378	2,092	-
Wilby AP/CP	1,421	110	83	44	39	-	22	-	22	113	-

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

Rate	Date
Population Density (Persons per Acre)	1921
Rate of Population Change (% over previous 10 years)	1921

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