Vision of Britain | 1961 Census: County Report

1961 Census of England and Wales, County Report (Sample Report Title: Census 1961: England and Wales: County Report: Kent), Table 3 : " Acreage, Population, Private Households and Dwellings for LAA, Wards, CP in RD, Con, NT".

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Click on the unit name for its home page If appears click for more detailed statistics	Acreage [1]	Population					Private households and dwellings, 1961
		1951	1961				Private households [7]	Population in private households [8]	Structurally separate dwellings occupied [9]	Rooms occupied [10]	Density of occupation
		Persons [2]	Persons [3]	Males [4]	Females [5]	Persons per Acre [6]	Private households [7]	Population in private households [8]	Structurally separate dwellings occupied [9]	Rooms occupied [10]	Persons per room [11]	Percentage of Persons at more than 1.5 per room [12]
Hampshire AdmC Total	962,190	1,197,170	1,336,794	643,167	693,627	1	424,315	1,265,940	412,658	1,990,612	0	-
Bournemouth MB/CB	11,448	144,845	154,296	66,615	87,681	13	53,727	140,011	48,620	237,292	0	-
Portsmouth CB/MB	9,249	233,545	215,077	103,841	111,236	23	68,618	201,382	65,855	332,877	0	-
Southampton CB/MB	11,542	189,821	204,822	99,359	105,463	17	64,433	199,833	62,273	297,121	0	-
Aldershot UD/MB	4,176	37,646	31,225	16,445	14,780	7	8,967	27,656	8,616	40,273	0	-
Alton UD	4,160	8,638	9,159	4,232	4,927	2	2,786	8,458	2,769	13,155	0	-
Andover MB	6,386	14,666	16,985	8,321	8,664	2	5,405	16,419	5,360	25,407	0	-
Basingstoke MB	5,182	16,978	25,980	12,743	13,237	5	8,361	25,590	8,292	38,068	0	-
Christchurch MB	4,807	20,488	26,336	12,173	14,163	5	8,910	25,329	8,849	40,695	0	-
Eastleigh UD/MB	6,269	30,559	36,642	17,959	18,683	5	11,735	36,370	11,616	56,129	0	-
Fareham UD	18,373	42,520	58,308	27,826	30,482	3	18,936	56,937	18,866	87,170	0	-
Farnborough UD	4,776	26,724	31,911	16,847	15,064	6	8,901	28,516	8,793	41,312	0	-
Fleet UD	3,693	9,015	12,893	6,093	6,800	3	4,203	12,647	4,192	20,428	0	-
Gosport UD/MB	6,215	58,279	62,457	30,800	31,657	10	19,377	59,554	19,248	90,666	0	-
Havant and Waterloo UD	13,621	35,416	74,552	35,304	39,248	5	23,091	73,443	23,005	106,088	0	-
Lymington MB	13,730	22,699	28,721	12,871	15,850	2	10,276	27,579	10,250	47,522	0	-
Petersfield UD	2,771	6,626	7,380	3,356	4,024	2	2,565	7,244	2,539	12,261	0	-
Romsey MB	1,212	6,278	6,350	3,067	3,283	5	1,997	5,998	1,988	9,482	0	-
Winchester MB	3,888	25,721	28,770	13,798	14,972	7	9,018	26,033	8,864	42,710	0	-
Alton RD	65,526	23,767	24,358	12,506	11,852	0	7,096	22,358	7,046	35,066	0	-
Andover RD	67,808	16,857	16,856	9,274	7,582	0	4,706	14,685	4,699	22,814	0	-
Basingstoke RD	74,790	16,978	19,002	9,355	9,647	0	5,344	16,705	5,328	26,152	0	-
Droxford RD	62,848	20,557	22,620	11,059	11,561	0	6,656	20,665	6,644	34,094	0	-
Hartley Wintney RD	50,261	22,226	24,478	12,264	12,214	0	7,103	22,101	7,089	35,070	0	-
Kingsclere and Whitchurch RD	77,394	18,542	23,287	11,456	11,831	0	7,144	22,909	7,129	35,487	0	-
New Forest RD	94,962	44,876	57,476	28,599	28,877	0	17,650	55,088	17,566	83,066	0	-
Petersfield RD	54,758	19,698	22,066	10,740	11,326	0	6,939	20,682	6,918	33,545	0	-
Ringwood and Fordingbridge RD	90,145	23,935	27,033	12,838	14,195	0	9,180	26,138	9,154	44,211	0	-
Romsey and Stockbridge RD	82,590	20,362	21,497	10,795	10,702	0	6,665	20,862	6,640	33,184	0	-
Winchester RD	109,610	38,908	46,257	22,631	23,626	0	14,526	44,748	14,450	69,267	0	-

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

Rate	Date
Population Density (Persons per Acre)	1961
Rate of Population Change (% over previous 10 years)	1961

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