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".

Show top level table	Smallburgh	Show Norfolk AdmC table

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]
Smallburgh RD Total	62,627	13,424	13,905	6,863	7,042	-	3,545	-	3,499	18,605	-
Scottow CP/AP	2,126	371	347	174	173	-	78	-	78	364	-
Skeyton CP/AP	1,303	291	264	126	138	-	68	-	68	366	-
Swanton Abbot AP/CP	1,174	475	443	239	204	-	116	-	116	576	-
Knapton CP/AP	1,490	346	348	170	178	-	87	-	87	464	-
Trunch AP/CP	1,357	408	377	183	194	-	94	-	94	504	-
Beeston St Andrew AP/CP	635	82	79	39	40	-	18	-	18	114	-
Ashmanhaugh CP/AP	665	109	105	48	57	-	25	-	25	131	-
Bacton CP/AP	1,122	473	585	287	298	-	153	-	147	879	-
Barton Turf AP/CP	1,614	297	292	150	142	-	76	-	75	406	-
Beeston St Lawrence CP/AP	525	34	16	8	8	-	6	-	6	34	-
Bradfield AP/CP	759	166	176	91	85	-	37	-	37	189	-
Brumstead AP/CP	797	122	122	58	64	-	27	-	27	140	-
Catfield CP/AP	2,461	525	485	249	236	-	136	-	135	676	-
Crostwight AP/CP	766	83	71	34	37	-	16	-	16	94	-
Dilham AP/CP	1,573	381	376	181	195	-	95	-	94	498	-
East Ruston CP/AP	2,503	642	648	342	306	-	153	-	153	710	-
Edingthorpe CP/AP	1,204	187	166	81	85	-	47	-	44	235	-
Felmingham AP/CP	1,896	420	388	196	192	-	102	-	102	503	-
Happisburgh AP/CP	1,948	517	574	267	307	-	143	-	140	777	-
Hempstead With Eccles CP/AP	1,221	113	125	64	61	-	34	-	33	165	-
Hickling CP/AP	4,244	761	760	378	382	-	199	-	197	973	-
Honing AP/CP	1,409	325	310	157	153	-	76	-	74	392	-
Horning AP/CP	2,604	368	557	284	273	-	117	-	117	622	-
Horsey AP/CP	2,061	157	127	65	62	-	33	-	33	217	-
Hoveton St John CP/AP	1,593	334	574	281	293	-	123	-	121	712	-
Hoveton St Peter AP/CP	975	102	110	56	54	-	28	-	28	153	-
Ingham AP/CP	1,516	388	443	235	208	-	114	-	112	599	-
Irstead CP/AP	1,069	119	160	89	71	-	31	-	31	158	-
Lessingham AP/CP	641	177	132	60	72	-	40	-	40	213	-
Ludham CP/AP	2,993	706	759	367	392	-	198	-	194	1,055	-
Neatishead AP/CP	1,908	518	493	238	255	-	137	-	137	754	-
Palling AP/CP	860	366	399	181	218	-	105	-	105	546	-
Paston CP/AP	1,384	280	281	140	141	-	63	-	63	281	-
Potter Heigham AP/CP	2,543	411	516	251	265	-	133	-	131	707	-
Ridlington CP/AP	645	223	186	95	91	-	48	-	47	243	-
Sco Ruston CP/AP	499	105	96	45	51	-	24	-	24	105	-
Sloley CP/AP	752	249	238	112	126	-	59	-	59	289	-
Smallburgh CP/AP	1,289	428	346	166	180	-	98	-	96	538	-
Stalham AP/CP	1,800	958	937	418	519	-	270	-	266	1,499	-
Sutton AP/CP	1,569	374	398	196	202	-	104	-	103	563	-
Swafield AP/CP	832	172	148	69	79	-	42	-	42	243	-
Tunstead CP/AP	2,295	459	441	237	204	-	106	-	102	511	-
Walcott CP/AP	682	99	170	77	93	-	34	-	34	216	-
Waxham CP/AP	1,809	108	108	55	53	-	24	-	24	140	-
Westwick CP/AP	1,206	194	194	103	91	-	48	-	45	254	-
Witton AP/CP	1,764	227	210	117	93	-	55	-	54	274	-
Worstead AP/CP	2,631	747	683	335	348	-	186	-	186	911	-

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

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

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