Vision of Ireland | 1961 Census: County Report

1961 Census of England and Wales, County Report (Sample Report Title: Census 1961: England and Wales: County Report: Kent), Table 3 : " Acreage, Population, Private Households and Dwellings for LAA, Wards, CP in RD, Con, NT".

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Click on the unit name for its home page If appears click for more detailed statistics	Acreage [1]	Population					Private households and dwellings, 1961
		1951	1961				Private households [7]	Population in private households [8]	Structurally separate dwellings occupied [9]	Rooms occupied [10]	Density of occupation
		Persons [2]	Persons [3]	Males [4]	Females [5]	Persons per Acre [6]	Private households [7]	Population in private households [8]	Structurally separate dwellings occupied [9]	Rooms occupied [10]	Persons per room [11]	Percentage of Persons at more than 1.5 per room [12]
Leeds MB/CB Total	40,612	505,880	510,676	244,723	265,953	12	173,508	496,030	170,641	758,194	0	-
Allerton LG_Ward	2,184	19,957	24,337	11,218	13,119	11	8,404	23,684	8,341	41,560	0	-
Leeds AP/CP	40,612	505,880	510,676	244,723	265,953	12	173,508	496,030	170,641	758,194	0	-
Armley LG_Ward	435	16,530	15,648	7,344	8,304	35	5,860	15,587	5,848	24,634	0	-
Beeston LG_Ward	1,288	20,449	18,466	8,759	9,707	14	6,646	18,357	6,620	30,711	0	-
Blenheim LG_Ward	299	18,689	12,501	6,182	6,319	41	4,386	11,936	3,981	16,692	0	-
Bramley LG_Ward	1,248	17,586	18,961	9,009	9,952	15	6,115	18,440	6,100	27,039	0	-
Burmantofts LG_Ward	528	16,099	14,302	6,799	7,503	27	4,910	14,297	4,906	20,648	0	-
City LG_Ward	1,099	16,329	8,368	4,235	4,133	7	2,496	6,726	2,429	9,427	0	-
Cross Gates LG_Ward	2,540	16,354	31,491	15,390	16,101	12	9,227	30,912	9,221	39,687	0	-
East Hunslet LG_Ward	1,673	18,615	14,742	7,083	7,659	8	5,405	14,648	5,404	21,536	0	-
Far Headingley LG_Ward	4,567	13,812	26,354	12,462	13,892	5	8,517	25,222	8,504	40,779	0	-
Halton LG_Ward	4,699	14,513	20,988	10,139	10,849	4	7,013	20,873	6,983	32,770	0	-
Harehills LG_Ward	205	15,827	13,943	6,494	7,449	68	5,342	13,930	5,328	24,115	0	-
Holbeck LG_Ward	377	19,256	15,662	7,417	8,245	41	5,900	15,319	5,823	25,227	0	-
Hunslet Carr LG_Ward	527	18,740	14,566	7,185	7,381	27	5,486	14,086	5,479	20,960	0	-
Hyde Park LG_Ward	400	17,532	15,989	7,796	8,193	39	5,754	14,981	5,389	26,057	0	-
Kirkstall LG_Ward	842	18,066	18,151	8,625	9,526	21	6,480	18,067	6,457	27,219	0	-
Meanwood LG_Ward	1,117	18,467	19,983	9,255	10,728	17	6,477	18,685	6,380	30,831	0	-
Middleton LG_Ward	1,988	21,857	23,164	11,332	11,832	11	6,980	23,088	6,979	30,202	0	-
Moortown LG_Ward	4,441	16,581	25,311	11,820	13,491	5	8,502	25,025	8,477	40,823	0	-
Osmondthorpe LG_Ward	804	20,933	18,594	8,952	9,642	23	6,108	18,576	6,104	25,795	0	-
Potternewton LG_Ward	435	16,655	15,764	7,848	7,916	36	4,907	14,774	4,366	23,056	0	-
Richmond Hill LG_Ward	466	19,479	14,635	6,712	7,923	31	4,719	13,050	4,713	18,360	0	-
Roundhay LG_Ward	2,277	22,133	23,219	10,852	12,367	10	7,950	22,978	7,896	38,171	0	-
Stanningley LG_Ward	1,553	15,464	20,715	10,005	10,710	13	7,059	20,662	7,056	29,561	0	-
Wellington LG_Ward	681	19,105	15,085	7,695	7,390	22	5,142	14,028	5,129	20,180	0	-
Westfield LG_Ward	395	19,197	14,608	7,209	7,399	36	5,071	13,226	4,316	18,273	0	-
Woodhouse LG_Ward	636	21,285	18,003	8,674	9,329	28	6,527	17,780	6,289	27,690	0	-
Wortley LG_Ward	2,908	16,370	17,126	8,232	8,894	5	6,125	17,093	6,123	26,191	0	-

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Using data from this table, Vision of Britain can map the following rates for within Leeds MB/CB:

Rate	Date
Population Density (Persons per Acre)	1961
Rate of Population Change (% over previous 10 years)	1961

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