Vision of Britain | 1921 Census: County Report

1921 Census of England and Wales, County Report (Sample Report Title: Census 1921: England and Wales: Series of County Parts. County of Norfolk), Table 3 : " Population, Acreage, Private Families and Dwellings".

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Click on the unit name for its home page If appears click for more detailed statistics	Area in Statute Acres (Land and Inland Water) [1]	Total Population					Private Families and Dwellings
		1911	1921				Private Families [7]	Population in Private Families [8]	Structurally Separate Dwellings occupied [9]	Rooms occupied [10]	Rooms per Person [11]
		Persons [2]	Persons [3]	Males [4]	Females [5]	Persons per Acre [6]	Private Families [7]	Population in Private Families [8]	Structurally Separate Dwellings occupied [9]	Rooms occupied [10]	Rooms per Person [11]
Aylesbury RD Total	72,123	16,023	18,853	10,428	8,425	-	3,911	-	3,868	19,937	-
Ashendon AP/CP	2,128	227	213	114	99	-	50	-	50	274	-
Aston Abbots AP/CP	2,198	312	264	136	128	-	69	-	69	378	-
Aston Clinton CP/AP	3,809	1,178	2,791	2,059	732	-	323	-	320	1,684	-
Aston Sandford AP/CP	679	41	60	23	37	-	7	-	7	43	-
Bierton With Broughton CP/AP	2,477	633	615	308	307	-	160	-	151	779	-
Buckland Ch/CP	1,609	689	722	370	352	-	180	-	179	848	-
Chearsley CP/Ch	943	276	260	137	123	-	60	-	60	285	-
Cholesbury CP/AP	178	107	100	49	51	-	26	-	25	144	-
Creslow AP/CP	887	8	6	1	5	-	1	-	1	14	-
Cublington CP/AP	1,223	178	165	84	81	-	50	-	50	234	-
Cuddington CP/Ch	1,308	479	431	222	209	-	112	-	111	551	-
Dinton With Ford and Upton CP/AP	3,897	616	659	331	328	-	178	-	174	855	-
Drayton Beauchamp AP/CP	1,319	147	146	70	76	-	42	-	42	210	-
Fleet Marston AP/CP	934	50	42	21	21	-	10	-	10	65	-
Grendon Underwood CP/AP	2,565	303	283	140	143	-	82	-	82	420	-
Haddenham CP/AP	3,274	1,409	1,403	657	746	-	377	-	370	1,972	-
Halton CP/AP	1,456	195	1,502	1,243	259	-	48	-	44	239	-
Hardwick CP/AP	1,213	167	167	80	87	-	47	-	47	236	-
Hartwell AP/CP	918	139	142	68	74	-	30	-	30	186	-
Hawridge CP/AP	696	239	239	124	115	-	60	-	60	314	-
Hulcott AP/CP	741	113	120	61	59	-	25	-	25	134	-
Kingswood Hmlt/CP	261	22	24	9	15	-	6	-	6	29	-
Lower Winchendon CP/Ch	1,554	208	168	90	78	-	49	-	49	242	-
Ludgershall CP/AP	2,732	301	240	129	111	-	78	-	78	365	-
Oving CP/AP	990	318	284	144	140	-	84	-	84	450	-
Pitchcott AP/CP	925	32	32	13	19	-	10	-	10	63	-
Quainton CP/AP	5,346	895	928	466	462	-	235	-	235	1,095	-
Quarrendon CP/Ch	1,948	73	65	30	35	-	14	-	14	107	-
Stoke Mandeville Ch/AP/CP	1,499	309	471	226	245	-	117	-	114	540	-
Stone CP/AP	2,642	1,610	1,692	769	923	-	226	-	218	1,086	-
Upper Winchendon AP/CP	1,202	172	130	67	63	-	30	-	30	177	-
Waddesdon AP/CP	5,003	1,569	1,439	724	715	-	369	-	368	1,968	-
Weedon CP/Hmlt	1,796	332	325	153	172	-	92	-	92	466	-
Westcott CP/Hmlt	1,411	253	270	139	131	-	60	-	60	279	-
Weston Turville AP/CP	2,323	737	849	421	428	-	196	-	196	976	-
Whitchurch CP/AP	1,717	625	635	283	352	-	155	-	154	851	-
Wingrave With Rowsham AP/CP	2,884	774	706	342	364	-	187	-	187	942	-
Woodham Hmlt/CP	838	64	62	27	35	-	16	-	16	94	-
Wotton Underwood AP/CP	2,600	223	203	98	105	-	50	-	50	342	-
Boarstall Ch/CP	3,078	160	138	69	69	-	34	-	34	209	-
Brill CP/Ch	2,939	1,121	1,019	467	552	-	262	-	260	1,356	-
Chilton AP/CP	2,069	280	270	137	133	-	63	-	63	371	-
Dorton Ch/CP	1,477	139	135	66	69	-	28	-	28	174	-
Ickford CP/AP	1,025	279	264	136	128	-	76	-	76	315	-
Long Crendon AP/CP	3,348	1,082	907	447	460	-	253	-	252	1,224	-
Oakley AP/CP	2,806	411	327	175	152	-	89	-	89	395	-
Shabbington CP/AP	1,630	245	222	119	103	-	68	-	66	275	-
Worminghall CP/AP	1,510	253	220	111	109	-	63	-	63	258	-
Wendover CP/AP	4,594	1,856	2,366	1,118	1,248	-	623	-	588	2,907	-
Kingsey CP/AP	1,431	138	148	71	77	-	36	-	36	236	-

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Using data from this table, Vision of Britain can map the following rates for within Aylesbury RD:

Rate	Date
Population Density (Persons per Acre)	1921
Rate of Population Change (% over previous 10 years)	1921

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