Age & Sex Structure in 5-year bands to age 85 (under 1s separate)

Data for 1931	Sex
Age in 5-year bands to age 85, under 1s separate	Male	Female
Under 1	301	322
1 to 4	1,224	1,137
5 to 9	1,614	1,521
10 to 14	1,576	1,517
15 to 19	1,493	1,144
20 to 24	1,343	1,047
25 to 29	1,184	1,064
30 to 34	1,024	981
35 to 39	851	892
40 to 44	739	725
45 to 49	749	737
50 to 54	718	695
55 to 59	633	581
60 to 64	458	440
65 to 69	367	314
70 to 74	211	246
75 to 79	124	147
80 to 84	51	79
85 & up	20	29
Age unstated	0	0

Data for 1951	Sex
Age in 5-year bands to age 85, under 1s separate	Male	Female
Under 1	283	318
1 to 4	1,309	1,301
5 to 9	1,425	1,421
10 to 14	1,347	1,271
15 to 19	1,224	1,274
20 to 24	1,207	1,292
25 to 29	1,434	1,202
30 to 34	1,224	1,183
35 to 39	1,107	1,064
40 to 44	1,117	1,016
45 to 49	1,053	936
50 to 54	853	858
55 to 59	680	723
60 to 64	521	522
65 to 69	461	471
70 to 74	347	366
75 to 79	209	226
80 to 84	65	114
85 & up	30	49
Age unstated	8	8

Date:	Source:
1931	1931 Census of Scotland, County Report, Table 21 , 'Quinquennial Age-Groups and Conjugal Condition (All Ages) - All Burghs and Districts of Counties'
1951	1951 Census of Scotland, County Report, Table 15 , 'Quinquennial age-groups by conjugal condition (all ages)', for 'Burghs, Wards of Cities, Districts of Counties'

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