1921 Census of England and Wales, General Report with Appendices, Table 45 : " Relative positions of the Six Industrial Areas and of the several Administrative Counties in respect of the incidence among Males aged 12 and over of those engaged in certain Occupational Orders".

  Proportion per Thousand Males over 12 Years of Age occupied in Proportion of
Female Indoor
Domestic
Servants
per 1,000
Total
Population.
II.
Agriculture.		 III.
Coal
Mining.		 IV—XVI(I)
XVI(3)
XIX and XX.
Other
Productive
Occupations
(Manufacture).		 VII and VIII.
Metal
Working.		 XII.
Textile
Working.		 XXII.
Transport.		 XXIII and
XXVIII.
Commerce.
Pro-
por-
tion
per
1,000.		 Rank* Pro-
por-
tion
per
1,000.		 Rank* Pro-
por-
tion
per
1,000.		 Rank* Pro-
por-
tion
per
1,000.		 Rank* Pro-
por-
tion
per
1,000.		 Rank* Pro-
por-
tion
per
1,000.		 Rank* Pro-
por-
tion
per
1,000.		 Rank* Pro-
por-
tion.		 Rank*
ENGLAND AND WALES 84 — 71 — 251 — 113 — 27 — 103 — 117 — 30 —
                                 
Aggregate of County Boroughs. 11 — 31 — 332 — 169 — 34 — 126 — 130 — 22 —
Aggregate of other Urban Areas (excluding London). 40 — 116 — 256 — 109 — 40 — 89 — 126 — 30 —
Aggregate of Rural Districts. 309 — 99 — 137 — 54 — 8 — 56 — 59 — 39 —
                                 
Industrial Areas:—                                
Greater London 16 — — — 216 — 80 — 2 — 143 — 179 — 37 —
Lancashire, &c. 30 — 52 — 332 — 122 — 97 — 118 — 127 — 18 —
West Riding and York C.B. 38 — 128 — 344 — 158 — 91 — 78 — 101 — 19 —
North East Coast 25 — 237 — 257 — 171 — 1 — 82 — 81 — 21 —
Birmingham, &c. 20 — 30 — 452 — 339 — 3 — 76 — 104 — 17 —
South Wales 23 — 348 — 167 — 108 — 0 — 91 — 80 — 19 —
                                 
COUNTIES                                
Bedford 180 28 — — 267 10 128 11 1 — 65 55 102 20 30 42
Berkshire 166 31 — — 175 37 63 36 1 — 93 18 106 18 52 7
Buckingham 192 27 — — 239 15 65 35 1 — 71 48 92 34 47 12
Cambridge 290 12 — — 137 49 38 55 1 — 76 43 94 31 43 19
Cheshire 80 50 — — 302 8 128 11 52 4 117 9 144 6 32 40
Cornwall 224 20 — — 129 50 52 42 2 — 79 38 80 47 37 28
Cumberland 150 35 107 12 182 30 96 20 10 11 92 20 86 41 29 45
Derby 67 52 238 5 245 13 123 13 36 6 70 49 89 38 21 55
Devon 166 31 — — 162 40 63 36 4 — 92 20 94 31 44 16
Dorset 220 23 — — 141 48 48 47 5 19 88 25 84 44 48 11
Durham 22 60 291 3 245 13 159 7 1 — 78 40 70 57 19 59
Ely, Isle of 481 1 — — 96 61 31 59 1 — 84 29 75 52 28 47
Essex 82 49 — — 203 26 83 30 2 — 139 5 164 4 25 52
Gloucester 99 45 38 20 229 18 87 25 5 19 118 8 117 13 34 35
Hereford 369 6 16 25 110 56 35 57 1 — 81 34 72 55 50 10
Hertford 167 30 — — 181 31 60 40 2 — 81 34 135 9 46 14
Huntingdon 381 5 — — 175 37 51 45 0 — 72 46 73 54 36 32
Kent 128 43 — — 190 28 78 32 1 — 96 17 117 13 43 19
Lancashire 27 59 59 16 335 6 121 15 101 1 119 7 123 10 17 63
Leicester 90 47 65 15 361 4 95 21 59 3 69 52 102 20 19 59
Lincs., Holland 480 2 — — 98 60 34 58 1 — 72 46 85 42 28 47
Lincs., Kesteven 331 10 — — 176 36 101 17 1 — 62 58 69 59 37 28
Lincs., Lindsey 197 26 — — 233 17 138 10 2 — 112 10 102 20 31 14
London (with City) 5 63 — — 219 20 75 34 2 — 159 3 166 3 39 26
Middlesex 32 58 — — 217 21 90 23 2 — 110 11 207 1 35 34
Monmouth 46 55 354 1 190 43 108 16 0 — 81 34 66 61 20 57
Norfolk 285 13 — — 178 34 50 46 2 — 79 38 102 20 36 32
Northampton 150 35 — — 383 2 62 39 0 — 66 54 83 45 26 51
Northumberland 53 53 198 9 236 16 147 8 1 — 90 23 99 26 27 49
Nottingham 71 51 212 8 225 19 89 24 44 5 82 32 105 19 21 55
Oxford 234 19 — — 148 47 45 48 7 13 85 27 90 36 54 4
Peterborough, Soke of 114 44 — — 294 9 177 4 2 — 161 2 117 13 30 42
Rutland 345 8 — — 118 53 41 52 1 — 85 27 64 63 54 4
Shropshire 255 16 50 17 174 39 91 22 3 — 81 34 81 46 44 16
Somerset 207 24 46 18 188 29 53 41 12 10 83 30 100 25 46 14
Southampton 98 46 — — 179 32 87 25 0 — 108 12 96 28 43 19
Stafford 47 54 130 11 374 3 230 2 6 16 70 49 79 48 18 62
Suffolk, East 222 22 — — 191 27 86 27 1 — 83 30 95 29 39 26
Suffolk, West 365 7 — — 152 45 43 51 24 7 67 53 79 48 43 19
Surrey 88 48 — — 161 42 63 36 1 — 92 20 180 2 60 3
Sussex, East 133 41 — — 149 46 52 42 2 — 101 14 148 5 67 1
Sussex, West 240 17 — — 127 51 38 55 1 — 82 32 115 16 62 2
Warwick 42 56 36 21 404 1 281 1 5 19 77 41 112 17 22 54
Westmorland 270 15 — — 179 32 52 42 13 9 86 26 98 27 54 4
Wight, Isle of 135 39 — — 177 35 78 32 1 — 97 16 136 8 52 7
Wiltshire 224 20 — — 208 24 100 18 6 16 77 41 76 51 37 28
Worcester 146 38 22 23 324 7 204 3 20 8 76 43 89 38 29 45
Yorks., East Riding 133 41 — — 209 23 86 27 2 — 177 1 119 11 30 42
Yorks., North Riding 148 37 — — 254 12 177 4 2 — 89 24 92 34 34 35
Yorks., West Riding 39 57 131 10 347 5 160 6 94 2 75 45 101 24 19 59
York City 16 62 — — 256 11 82 31 1 — 126 6 139 7 27 49
                                 
Anglesey 316 11 — — 109 57 40 54 2 — 154 4 74 53 42 23
Brecknock 202 25 261 4 102 58 44 50 2 — 58 63 67 60 33 37
Cardigan 337 9 66 14 100 59 28 62 7 13 70 49 85 42 41 24
Carmarthen 263 34 217 6 205 25 144 9 6 16 59 62 66 61 23 53
Carnarvon 166 31 14 27 114 54 41 52 4 — 93 18 119 11 44 16
Denbigh 169 29 215 7 127 51 45 48 2 — 62 58 90 36 37 28
Flint 134 40 105 13 216 22 123 13 L0 11 65 55 94 31 33 37
Glamorgan 21 61 336 2 160 43 99 19 0 — 102 13 87 40 20 57
Merioneth 280 14 15 26 87 63 30 60 2 — 65 55 95 29 47 12
Montgomery 413 4 24 22 112 55 30 60 7 13 61 61 70 57 41 24
Pembroke 240 17 39 19 162 40 85 29 2 — 98 15 71 56 33 37
Radnor 423 3 19 24 88 62 27 63 1 — 62 58 77 50 52 7

*i.e. the position of each county in a list of the 63 counties arranged in the order of the proportions stated in the preceding column. Thus, Warwick, with the highest proportion (281 per 1,000) of males occupied as metal workers, ranks as No. 1 under this heading, and Radnor, with the lowest (27 per 1,000), as 63.