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]
North Riding AdmC Total		142,833	281	1,584	6,206	16,344	118,418	480,423	1,730	10,861	38,104	86,737	342,991
Stockton on Tees MB		20,879	96	430	1,191	3,017	16,145	73,010	657	2,869	7,039	15,604	46,841
Middlesbrough CB/MB		40,129	135	742	2,480	5,626	31,146	143,549	860	4,971	15,128	29,860	92,730
Eston UD		9,054	22	134	596	1,585	6,717	33,098	142	951	3,938	8,361	19,706
Guisborough UD		2,434	5	29	108	332	1,960	8,382	25	199	687	1,813	5,658
Loftus UD		2,176	0	5	59	224	1,888	7,391	0	49	390	1,247	5,705
Malton UD		1,234	0	11	44	130	1,049	4,054	0	88	311	678	2,977
Northallerton UD		1,707	3	12	43	167	1,482	5,464	22	71	250	905	4,216
Pickering UD		1,298	12	10	34	100	1,142	4,073	64	47	230	564	3,168
Redcar MB/UD		8,302	11	61	286	879	7,065	27,232	58	402	1,680	4,618	20,474
Richmond MB		1,580	3	23	85	190	1,279	5,115	12	134	434	944	3,591
Saltburn and Marske By the Sea UD		2,580	2	8	55	180	2,335	7,970	9	69	350	927	6,615
Scalby UD		2,091	0	1	21	93	1,976	6,093	0	5	128	523	5,437
Scarborough MB		13,120	17	89	347	950	11,717	38,426	105	559	1,865	4,895	31,002
Skelton and Brotton UD		3,822	3	42	212	525	3,040	12,950	27	338	1,295	2,709	8,581
Thornaby on Tees MB		6,326	21	135	441	1,048	4,681	23,012	111	960	2,819	5,423	13,699
Whitby UD		3,522	3	34	109	370	3,006	10,767	16	257	664	1,867	7,963
Aysgarth RD		1,125	1	2	21	79	1,022	3,422	11	18	117	409	2,867
Bedale RD		1,992	1	21	91	187	1,692	6,563	7	144	566	958	4,888
Croft RD		726	3	7	44	104	568	2,548	19	45	251	516	1,717
Easingwold RD		2,869	1	13	91	230	2,534	9,550	7	68	613	1,287	7,575
Flaxton RD		5,224	1	11	111	495	4,606	17,832	4	100	817	2,961	13,950
Helmsley RD		1,276	0	4	31	108	1,133	4,367	0	37	227	644	3,459
Kirkby Moorside RD		1,363	3	9	31	115	1,205	4,522	16	72	189	621	3,624
Leyburn RD		1,871	1	16	59	192	1,603	6,199	6	119	366	1,057	4,651
Malton RD		1,642	0	7	35	147	1,453	5,547	0	62	251	802	4,432
Masham RD		538	0	2	14	36	486	1,666	0	18	77	183	1,388
Northallerton RD		2,475	0	17	82	226	2,150	8,390	0	135	520	1,200	6,535
Pickering RD		1,608	2	7	32	128	1,439	5,156	9	48	212	697	4,190
Reeth RD		688	0	2	12	40	634	2,030	0	17	68	224	1,721
Richmond RD		2,768	7	40	135	325	2,261	9,466	48	273	794	1,634	6,717
Scarborough RD		2,516	2	9	43	193	2,269	8,056	8	67	230	1,069	6,682
Startforth RD		1,278	3	14	60	122	1,079	4,208	22	75	329	620	3,162
Stokesley RD		5,285	9	27	150	505	4,594	17,263	55	187	879	2,666	13,476
Thirsk RD		3,840	7	24	148	399	3,262	12,544	46	153	844	2,116	9,385
Wath RD		612	0	3	24	66	519	2,041	0	28	141	337	1,535
Whitby RD		3,762	3	13	72	248	3,426	11,477	21	95	444	1,402	9,515

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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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