Vision of Ireland | 1971 Census: County Report Part I

1971 Census of England and Wales, County Report Part I (Sample Report Title: Census 1971: England and Wales: County Report: (Laid before Parliament pursuant to Section 4 (1), Census Act 1920) Bedfordshire Part I), Table 3 : " Area, population, private households and occupied rooms for AC, LAA, Wards, CP in RD, Con Centres, NT".

Show top level table	Glamorgan	Show Wales Dep table

Click on the unit name for its home page If appears click for more detailed statistics	Area (Hectares) [1]	Population
		1961	1971
		Total [2]	Total [3]	Males [4]	Females [5]	Persons per Hectare [6]
Glamorgan AdmC Total	211,746	1,229,707	1,258,730	612,047	646,683	5
Cardiff CB	8,001	283,998	279,111	134,063	145,048	34
Merthyr Tudful CB/MB/UD	7,187	59,039	55,317	26,942	28,375	7
Swansea CB	8,741	167,332	173,413	83,994	89,419	19
Aberdar UD	6,144	39,155	37,775	18,307	19,468	6
Y Barri UD/MB	1,585	42,084	41,681	20,083	21,598	26
Bridgend UD	493	15,174	14,544	6,878	7,666	29
Caerphilly UD	5,645	35,997	40,788	20,213	20,575	7
Cowbridge MB	34	1,067	1,224	612	612	36
Gelli Gaer UD	6,787	34,656	33,705	16,606	17,099	4
Glyncorrwg UD	5,636	9,368	8,647	4,322	4,325	1
Llwchwr UD	7,210	25,013	26,864	13,054	13,810	3
Maes Teg UD	2,712	21,625	20,971	10,343	10,628	7
Mountain Ash UD	4,252	29,575	27,856	13,563	14,293	6
Neath MB	1,760	30,985	28,619	13,821	14,798	16
Ogmore and Garw UD	7,257	20,985	19,477	9,695	9,782	2
Penarth UD	859	20,986	24,000	11,333	12,667	27
Pont Y Pridd UD	3,293	35,494	34,608	16,796	17,812	10
Porth Cawl UD	1,376	11,086	14,103	6,612	7,491	10
Port Talbot MB	9,487	51,322	50,729	24,897	25,832	5
Rhondda MB/UD	9,665	100,369	88,994	43,002	45,992	9
Cardiff RD	22,339	22,447	33,565	16,424	17,141	1
Cowbridge RD	16,196	18,756	24,360	12,908	11,452	1
Gower RD	15,747	12,656	16,440	8,001	8,439	1
Llantrisant and Llantwit Fardre RD	7,458	27,027	37,117	18,313	18,804	4
Neath RD	21,062	40,870	40,835	20,158	20,677	1
Pen Y Bont RD	16,669	42,104	54,539	26,833	27,706	3
Pontardawe RD	14,148	30,687	29,448	14,274	15,174	2

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