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]
Chipping Norton RD Total	87,849	15,434	15,888	7,956	7,932	0	5,048	15,586	5,031	25,272	0	-
Ascott under Wychwood Ch/CP	1,755	337	404	189	215	0	130	404	130	698	0	1
Blenheim CP	2,310	133	123	61	62	0	35	123	35	184	0	6
Bruern CP/ExP	1,876	80	110	60	50	0	31	110	31	189	0	0
Chadlington CP/Tg	3,450	733	620	310	310	0	188	614	188	944	0	6
Charlbury AP/CP	2,572	1,392	1,649	796	853	0	525	1,635	515	2,517	0	5
Chastleton AP/CP	1,769	157	148	70	78	0	45	148	45	279	0	7
Chilson CP/Ch	1,678	141	129	67	62	0	34	129	34	192	0	0
Churchill AP/CP	2,842	451	475	224	251	0	151	468	149	778	0	2
Combe AP/CP	1,417	438	513	264	249	0	167	513	166	807	0	3
Cornbury and Wychwood CP	2,707	130	97	47	50	0	32	97	32	199	0	0
Cornwell AP/CP	849	97	83	44	39	0	20	83	20	159	0	0
Enstone AP/CP	6,245	969	927	467	460	0	292	905	291	1,476	0	1
Fawler CP/Hmlt	1,655	158	155	78	77	0	42	155	41	219	0	5
Fifield CP/Ch	1,160	205	212	95	117	0	64	212	64	337	0	6
Finstock CP/Hmlt	889	480	467	242	225	0	140	467	140	672	0	4
Glympton AP/CP	1,259	159	126	64	62	0	39	112	39	189	0	5
Great Tew AP/CP	3,007	284	261	131	130	0	86	261	86	422	0	6
Hensington Without CP	493	494	507	252	255	1	140	507	140	687	0	5
Heythrop CP/AP	1,763	365	308	235	73	0	40	138	40	226	0	8
Idbury CP/Ch	1,565	114	105	54	51	0	41	105	41	193	0	0
Kiddington With Asterleigh CP	2,190	177	159	78	81	0	47	159	47	250	0	0
Kingham CP/AP	1,877	638	611	299	312	0	201	582	201	953	0	3
Leafield CP/Ch	2,691	812	787	383	404	0	266	787	266	1,263	0	5
Little Tew CP/Ch	2,377	182	169	92	77	0	58	161	58	307	0	0
Lyneham Hmlt/CP/Ch	1,943	182	155	67	88	0	50	155	50	259	0	4
Milton under Wychwood CP/Ch/Tn	2,080	714	953	471	482	0	324	948	322	1,546	0	3
Over Norton CP/Hmlt	2,421	497	428	216	212	0	137	428	137	679	0	3
Rollright CP	3,041	303	355	179	176	0	114	353	114	541	0	11
Rousham AP/CP	1,068	81	74	36	38	0	24	74	24	159	0	0
Salford CP/AP	1,567	253	222	109	113	0	77	222	77	396	0	4
Sarsden AP/CP	1,431	99	97	43	54	0	33	97	33	208	0	8
Sandford St Martin CP/AP	2,292	275	254	119	135	0	81	254	81	494	0	0
Shipton under Wychwood CP/AP	2,907	796	775	375	400	0	270	766	270	1,311	0	2
Spelsbury AP/CP	4,304	332	293	147	146	0	101	293	101	505	0	3
Steeple Barton AP/CP	2,906	620	777	387	390	0	244	777	244	1,142	0	7
Stonesfield AP/CP	817	551	752	373	379	0	241	752	241	1,157	0	3
Swerford CP/AP	1,127	176	163	82	81	0	65	163	65	296	0	4
Tackley CP/AP	2,913	488	561	278	283	0	178	561	178	968	0	1
Westcott Barton AP/CP	1,049	126	114	57	57	0	38	114	38	187	0	4
Wootton AP/CP	4,222	700	677	366	311	0	224	661	224	1,070	0	1
Worton CP	1,365	115	93	49	44	0	33	93	33	214	0	0

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Using data from this table, Vision of Britain can map the following rates for within Chipping Norton RD:

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

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