1951 Census of England and Wales, County Report (Sample Report Title: Census 1951: England and Wales: County Report: Yorkshire West Riding), Table 12 : " Private Households by Density of Occupation (Persons per Room) for AC, MB, UD, RD".

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Click on the unit name for its home page If appears click for more detailed statistics		Households in All Dwellings at successive densities						Population in All Households at successive densities
		Total [1]	over 3 [2]	3 & over 2 [3]	2 & over 1.5 [4]	1.5 & over 1 [5]	1 or less [6]	Total [7]	over 3 [8]	3 & over 2 [9]	2 & over 1.5 [10]	1.5 & over 1 [11]	1 or less [12]
Hampshire AdmC Total		340,178	686	2,469	10,561	32,385	294,077	1,080,247	3,432	13,866	55,821	167,846	839,282
Bournemouth MB/CB		45,036	69	293	1,620	3,297	39,757	128,357	312	1,267	6,232	16,406	104,140
Portsmouth CB/MB		67,693	76	429	1,967	6,667	58,554	213,894	392	2,669	10,796	34,232	165,805
Southampton CB/MB		52,994	204	566	2,038	6,217	43,969	172,548	972	3,026	11,023	31,397	126,130
Aldershot UD/MB		7,338	14	92	353	894	5,985	24,239	74	530	1,830	4,574	17,231
Alton UD		2,415	0	15	63	253	2,084	7,761	0	99	429	1,382	5,851
Andover MB		4,143	6	26	115	383	3,613	13,709	31	161	656	2,148	10,713
Basingstoke MB		5,146	10	33	125	476	4,502	16,677	58	180	740	2,547	13,152
Christchurch MB		6,332	19	62	198	554	5,499	19,319	82	235	977	2,854	15,171
Eastleigh UD/MB		9,213	18	64	213	727	8,191	30,003	75	322	1,169	3,745	24,692
Fareham UD		12,139	10	75	328	1,201	10,525	39,508	55	463	1,930	6,257	30,803
Farnborough UD		5,825	4	31	143	548	5,099	18,860	33	192	759	2,924	14,952
Fleet UD		2,551	1	15	48	235	2,252	8,108	4	98	261	1,222	6,523
Gosport UD/MB		15,854	10	62	337	1,473	13,972	52,071	72	400	2,002	7,917	41,680
Havant and Waterloo UD		10,110	8	30	182	749	9,141	31,446	37	198	1,044	4,032	26,135
Lymington MB		7,154	28	54	170	445	6,457	21,491	121	240	816	2,403	17,911
Petersfield UD		2,114	0	4	35	127	1,948	6,417	0	22	211	686	5,498
Romsey MB		1,830	1	7	52	181	1,589	5,960	5	45	330	989	4,591
Winchester MB		7,480	4	33	170	651	6,622	23,124	17	213	992	3,311	18,591
Alton RD		5,490	15	56	194	532	4,693	18,345	96	390	1,276	2,891	13,692
Andover RD		3,751	4	23	126	400	3,198	12,279	17	127	723	2,055	9,357
Basingstoke RD		4,141	6	33	127	450	3,525	13,795	27	246	746	2,313	10,463
Droxford RD		5,660	12	31	133	519	4,965	18,615	64	198	791	2,855	14,707
Hartley Wintney RD		5,399	8	42	186	517	4,646	17,529	46	235	1,018	2,686	13,544
Kingsclere and Whitchurch RD		5,132	4	41	154	529	4,404	17,079	17	269	925	2,753	13,115
New Forest RD		12,409	57	98	412	1,275	10,567	40,952	312	519	2,213	6,762	31,146
Petersfield RD		6,130	8	33	160	575	5,354	20,329	56	220	941	3,171	15,941
Ringwood and Fordingbridge RD		7,237	39	62	266	597	6,273	22,565	200	327	1,339	3,107	17,592
Romsey and Stockbridge RD		7,380	16	73	296	802	6,193	25,018	82	460	1,603	4,284	18,589
Winchester RD		12,082	35	86	350	1,111	10,500	40,249	175	515	2,049	5,943	31,567

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Comments:

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The dataset is a partial transcription. It contains only the figures for All households and population in all households. It omits columns containing figures related to shared dwelling households and all percentages. It also omits the county level breakdown of rows into number of persons per household.

Notes:

The following notes to the table appeared in the original report.

1	For definitions of dwellings, households, rooms, etc., see pp.vii and xvi.
2	See notes 3 and 4 to Table 11 for the treatment of households sharing dwellings.

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