1961 Census of England and Wales, County Report (Sample Report Title: Census 1961: England and Wales: County Report: Kent), Table 23 : " Private Households by availability of certain Household Arrangements for LAA, Con, NT".

List for top level	Wales	List for England and Wales Dep

click on unit name for its home page If appears click for more detailed statistics		Household Type	Total Number of Households [1]	Households with Household Arrangements as follows-- (E = having exclusive use; S = sharing with another household; N = entirely without)
				Cold water tap		Hot water tap		Fixed bath		Water closet		All four arrangements
				Sharing [2]	None [3]	Sharing [4]	None [5]	Sharing [6]	None [7]	Sharing [8]	None [9]	Exclusive [10]
Wales Dep Total		All Households.	813,272	28,942	33,103	20,059	205,606	29,122	241,243	39,198	92,623	524,522
		Households sharing dwellings.	43,832	27,799	393	18,750	14,950	22,895	15,914	32,944	2,413	4,248
Anglesey AdmC		All Households.	16,160	51	3,157	44	6,619	84	7,204	81	5,312	8,525
		Households sharing dwellings.	68	45	6	40	13	43	13	43	12	11
Brecknockshire AdmC		All Households.	16,632	136	1,085	119	4,657	190	5,387	213	2,857	10,543
		Households sharing dwellings.	173	127	1	105	38	122	39	137	12	11
Caernarvonshire AdmC		All Households.	39,288	220	2,659	207	10,867	642	12,738	627	5,463	25,415
		Households sharing dwellings.	339	195	5	158	77	237	54	264	9	40
Cardiganshire AdmC		All Households.	17,144	115	3,249	111	6,003	397	7,088	391	5,738	9,229
		Households sharing dwellings.	365	97	9	83	72	188	43	189	13	125
Carmarthenshire AdmC		All Households.	51,987	1,141	4,582	996	12,255	1,124	15,337	1,348	9,969	33,872
		Households sharing dwellings.	1,402	1,021	43	895	269	918	337	1,083	124	118
Denbighshire AdmC		All Households.	54,294	408	1,542	426	10,193	1,064	13,027	1,027	5,638	39,252
		Households sharing dwellings.	478	346	6	327	59	360	67	393	24	43
Flintshire AdmC		All Households.	46,337	378	2,064	361	7,990	868	9,844	860	6,411	34,485
		Households sharing dwellings.	762	361	8	334	107	522	101	546	29	122
Glamorgan AdmC		All Households.	369,634	19,362	4,985	12,957	92,053	18,787	107,705	26,160	25,666	235,183
		Households sharing dwellings.	30,868	18,667	241	12,190	10,935	15,605	11,591	22,903	1,674	3,107
Merionethshire AdmC		All Households.	11,800	52	953	51	4,154	133	4,949	114	2,457	6,494
		Households sharing dwellings.	77	45	1	35	18	48	18	49	13	10
Monmouthshire AdmC		All Households.	142,458	6,807	2,664	4,579	35,530	5,312	40,835	7,837	10,840	93,250
		Households sharing dwellings.	8,809	6,665	50	4,417	3,232	4,611	3,542	7,068	459	537
Montgomeryshire AdmC		All Households.	13,619	81	3,087	72	5,681	157	6,263	159	5,497	6,514
		Households sharing dwellings.	99	70	10	64	20	68	18	71	13	10
Pembrokeshire AdmC		All Households.	28,193	173	2,136	122	7,224	266	8,364	293	4,800	18,864
		Households sharing dwellings.	209	150	5	96	71	125	63	154	20	19
Radnorshire AdmC		All Households.	5,726	18	940	14	2,380	98	2,502	88	1,975	2,896
		Households sharing dwellings.	183	10	8	6	39	48	28	44	11	95

Comments:

1

This table is a selective transcription. Data has been transcribed to match that available for the geographically most detailed units. The break down of 'exclusive', 'Households sharing dwellings but having exclusive use of both stove and sink' and 'Households sharing dwellings and not having exclusive use of both stove and sink' by number of rooms and "All households" by number of persons have all been omitted.

Notes:

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

1	For definitions of households, dwellings and rooms, see pp.x and xi.
2	This table is restricted to households of which at least one member was present at Census.

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