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]
Sheffield CB/MB Total	39,586	512,850	494,344	239,964	254,380	12	165,192	483,119	162,120	747,737	0	-
Attercliffe LG_Ward	540	24,490	21,359	10,963	10,396	39	6,631	20,862	6,526	28,250	0	-
Sheffield CP/AP	39,586	512,850	494,344	239,964	254,380	12	165,192	483,119	162,120	747,737	0	-
Brightside LG_Ward	1,314	18,498	16,506	8,228	8,278	12	5,254	16,372	5,200	23,365	0	-
Broomhill LG_Ward	1,193	22,745	22,318	10,520	11,798	18	7,333	19,723	6,560	34,516	0	-
Burngreave LG_Ward	720	22,411	14,882	7,316	7,566	20	4,881	14,554	4,747	21,788	0	-
Cathedral LG_Ward	1,036	23,061	13,764	6,709	7,055	13	4,256	12,425	4,176	17,390	0	-
Crookesmoor LG_Ward	339	19,238	15,400	7,605	7,795	45	5,525	15,095	5,233	23,623	0	-
Darnall LG_Ward	1,754	26,736	26,831	13,200	13,631	15	8,841	26,678	8,765	39,149	0	-
Ecclessall LG_Ward	2,528	20,527	22,272	10,332	11,940	8	7,968	22,077	7,806	42,388	0	-
Firth Park LG_Ward	750	19,813	18,702	8,991	9,711	24	5,684	16,565	5,532	26,410	0	-
Hallam LG_Ward	9,126	21,405	22,047	10,286	11,761	2	7,911	21,296	7,821	39,531	0	-
Handsworth LG_Ward	2,453	21,800	28,037	13,861	14,176	11	9,137	27,946	9,077	41,987	0	-
Heeley LG_Ward	609	17,641	16,952	8,193	8,759	27	5,981	16,858	5,866	27,583	0	-
Hillsborough LG_Ward	1,391	19,389	18,302	8,744	9,558	13	6,546	18,105	6,503	30,733	0	-
Manor LG_Ward	1,103	24,139	24,879	12,392	12,487	22	7,011	24,804	6,986	29,977	0	-
Moor LG_Ward	620	18,472	16,462	8,062	8,400	26	5,574	16,172	5,490	24,049	0	-
Nether Edge LG_Ward	574	18,336	17,380	8,262	9,118	30	6,057	16,505	5,742	29,172	0	-
Nether Shire LG_Ward	751	20,481	17,971	8,625	9,346	23	6,243	17,971	6,229	26,882	0	-
Norton LG_Ward	5,425	15,744	35,783	16,956	18,827	6	12,151	35,480	12,132	55,387	0	-
Owlerton LG_Ward	1,053	18,581	16,195	7,899	8,296	15	5,609	16,134	5,584	25,423	0	-
Park LG_Ward	964	17,586	15,459	7,601	7,858	16	4,861	15,262	4,854	19,933	0	-
Sharrow LG_Ward	285	17,634	15,249	7,345	7,904	53	5,491	15,048	5,181	24,120	0	-
Southey Green LG_Ward	923	26,691	24,256	11,850	12,406	26	7,839	24,188	7,826	32,168	0	-
Tinsley LG_Ward	2,107	19,270	15,789	8,016	7,773	7	4,920	15,540	4,887	21,567	0	-
Walkley LG_Ward	417	19,013	16,842	8,127	8,715	40	6,080	16,834	6,046	26,805	0	-
Woodseats LG_Ward	1,611	19,149	20,707	9,881	10,826	12	7,408	20,625	7,351	35,541	0	-

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

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

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