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Areas, families or separate occupiers, and population, England and Wales, Vol. I. Administrative areas, 1911
Table of Contents
(Pages i-iv) Title page & contents
(24 pages) Report
(Pages v-vi) Increased scope of the census
(Pages vi-viii) Area
(Page viii) Changes in administrative areas since 1901
(Pages viii-ix) Classification of houses
(Page ix) Number of families
(Pages ix-x) Density of population
(Page x) Definition of population
(Pages x-xii) Population and rates of increase
(Pages xii-xiii) International growth of population
(Pages xiii-xv) Population and rates of increase or decrease in county areas
(Pages xv-xx) Urban and rural districts
(Pages xx-xxiv) London and the great towns
(Pages xxiv-xxv) Greater London and the outer ring
(Pages xxvi-xxvii) Sex proportions
(Page xxvii) Sex proportions in other countries
(Pages xxvii-xxviii) Institutions
(650 pages) Tables
(Page 1) Table 1. England and Wales. Families or separate occupiers; population; decennial increase per cent of population; and number of females to 1000 males at each census, 1801-1911
(Page 1) Table showing estimate of the number of men in army, navy, and merchant services at home
(Page 2) Table 2. England and Wales. Population, exclusive of the army, royal navy and marines, and merchant seamen, serving abroad, estimated to the middle of each year 1801 to 1911
(Pages 3-7) Table 3. Administrative counties and county boroughs. Area; families or separate occupiers 1911; population 1891, 1901, and 1911; increase or decrease per cent. in population in intercensal periods; and number of females to 1, 000 males, 1911
(Page 7) Table 4. England and Wales. Aggregates of administrative counties and of county boroughs. Area; families or separate occupiers, 1911; population 1891, 1901 and 1911; increase per cent. in population in intercensal periods; and number of females to 1000 males, 1911
(Page 8) Table 5. England and Wales and its sub-division into urban and rural districts, as existing at each census. Population, and proportion per cent. to total population 1851-1911
(Page 8) Table 6. England and Wales and its sub-division into urban and rural districts as constituted at the census of 1911. Area; families or separate occupiers 1911; population 1901 and 1911; and increase per cent. of population in intercensal period
(Pages 8-9) Table 7. Population in urban and rural portions of administrative counties 1901 and 1911. Increase or decrease per cent. of population in intercensal period; and proportion per cent. to total population of county 1911
(Pages 10-40) Table 8. Urban districts, including county and other municipal boroughs. Area; families or separate occupiers 1901 and 1911; population (persons, males, females) 1901 and 1911; and increase or decrease per cent. in population, 1901-11
(Pages 41-59) Table 9. Rural districts; area; families or separate occupiers 1901 and 1911; population (persons, males, females) 1901 and 1911; and increase or decrease per cent. in population 1901-11
(Pages 60-427) Table 10. Administrative counties, urban districts (including county and other municipal boroughs) with their constituent civil parishes and wards, and rural districts with their constituent civil parishes; area; families or separate occupiers, and population, 1901 and 1911; and population enumerated in institutions, large establishments, vessels, &c., 1911
(Pages 428-429) Table 11. Civil parishes in the several administrative counties, together with associated county boroughs, classified according to population, 1911
(Pages 430-458) Table 12. Detached parts of civil parishes in each administrative county area; population, 1911
(Pages 459-476) Table 13. Changes in the boundaries of civil parishes during the intercensal period 1901-1911; effected under the provisions of the local government acts of 1888 and 1894, and by local acts
(Pages 477-486) Table 14. Petty sessional divisions and boroughs having separate commissions of the peace. Area; families or separate occupiers, and population, 1911
(Pages 487-491) Table 15. County court circuits and districts. Families or separate occupiers and population, 1911
(Pages 492-500) Table 16. Institutions in England and Wales and in administrative counties (together with associated county boroughs). Persons enumerated in workhouse establishments, lunatic asylums, prisons, hospitals, certified reformatory and industrial schools, schools and institutions certified under the statute 25 and 26 Vict., C. 43, and certified inebriate reformatories and retreats
(Pages 501-592) Table 17. Institutions in urban districts, rural districts and civil parishes. Persons enumerated in workhouse establishments, in lunatic asylums, prisons, hospitals, certified reformatory and industrial schools, schools and institutions certified under the statute 25 and 26 Vict., C. 43, and in certified inebriate reformatories and retreats
(Page 593) Table 18. Persons enumerated in military barracks, quarters, hospitals, &c., in England and Wales and in each administrative county (together with associated county boroughs)
(Page 593) Table 19. Persons enumerated in naval barracks, quarters, hospitals, &c., in England and Wales and in each administrative county (together with associated county boroughs)
(Pages 594-603) Table 20. Persons enumerated in military and naval barracks, quarters, hospitals, & c., in urban districts, rural districts, and civil parishes
(Pages 604-614) Table 21. Persons enumerated on board vessels in England and Wales and in administrative counties, urban districts, rural districts, and civil parishes
(Pages 615-645) Table 22. Persons enumerated in barns, sheds, caravans, tents, & c., or in the open air, in England and Wales, and in administrative counties, urban districts, rural districts, and civil parishes
(Page 646) Table 23. Administrative county of London. Population at each successive census with decennial increase per cent. of population
(Page 646) Table 24. Administrative county of London, outer ring, and greater London. Population 1861-1911 and rates of increase or decrease per cent. in intercensal periods
(Pages 647-648) Table 25. Constitution of the "outer ring". Area; population 1891, 1901 and 1911, and increase or decrease per cent. in population in the intercensal periods
(Page 649) Table 26. District within the jurisdiction of the central criminal court, as defined by the act 4 and 5 William iv, cap. 36 (1834). Area; population 1901 and 1911
(Page 649) Table 27. Number and home ports of persons absent at sea on fishing vessels at the date of the census