Males & Females

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Year Male Female
1801 11,760 Show data context 12,553 Show data context
1811 12,304 Show data context 13,157 Show data context
1821 13,890 Show data context 14,191 Show data context
1831 14,389 Show data context 14,740 Show data context
1841 15,356 Show data context 15,630 Show data context
1851 15,807 Show data context 15,799 Show data context
1861 15,555 Show data context 15,796 Show data context
1881 15,976 Show data context 16,173 Show data context
1891 14,463 Show data context 15,874 Show data context
1911 16,102 Show data context 17,604 Show data context
1921 15,699 Show data context 17,617 Show data context
1931 16,557 Show data context 18,458 Show data context
1951 20,524 Show data context 21,945 Show data context
1961 25,291 Show data context 26,099 Show data context
1971 28,590 Show data context 29,503 Show data context
1981 29,672 Show data context 30,269 Show data context
1991 33,419 Show data context 34,182 Show data context
2001 37,984 Show data context 38,614 Show data context
2011 42,353 Show data context 43,029 Show data context
Date: Source:
1801 - 2011 Census of Population

 

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The 1861 Census of Population provided very detailed occupational statistics for Registration Districts for both men and women aged 20 and over. The specific occupations listed differ between the sexes, but the same system of Occupational Orders was used for both men and women. Note that the Orders include ones for 'Wives, Mothers, ... Children', 'Persons of Rank or Property', and 'Persons supported by the Community', while we have added a final one for persons whose occupation was unknown.


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GB Historical GIS / University of Portsmouth, Harborough District through time | Population Statistics | Males & Females, A Vision of Britain through Time.

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Date accessed: 05th November 2024