Vision of Britain | 1961 Census: Occupations County Leaflets

1961 Census of England and Wales, Series of County Leaflets Occupation, Industry, Socio-economic groups, Table 5 : " Socio-economic Group (Numbers and Proportions) of Economically Active Males and Economically Inactive Males (stating an occupation) for AC, LAA, County Aggregates, Con, NT (10% sample)".

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	1. Employers and managers in central and local government, industry, commerce, etc. - large establishments [1]	2. Employers and managers in industry, commerce, etc. - small establishments [2]	3. Professional workers - self-employed [3]	4. Professional workers - employees [4]	5. Intermediate non-manual workers [5]	6. Junior non-manual workers [6]	7. Personal service workers [7]	8. Foremen and supervisors - manual [8]	9. Skilled manual workers [9]	10. Semi-skilled manual workers [10]	11. Unskilled manual workers [11]	12. Own account workers (other than professional) [12]	13. Farmers - employers and managers [13]	14. Farmers - own account [14]	15. Agricultural workers [15]	16. Members of armed forces [16]	17. Indefinite [17]
Wales Dep Total	829,040	21,810	40,930	8,160	18,800	30,900	80,680	4,870	28,940	253,050	145,150	80,630	27,380	11,660	26,450	18,840	11,630
Anglesey AdmC	16,020	580	760	320	250	580	1,610	310	230	3,180	1,290	1,640	790	580	1,320	900	1,420
Brecknockshire AdmC	18,090	330	820	300	390	620	1,420	50	470	4,100	2,910	1,330	700	570	1,200	1,030	1,240
Caernarvonshire AdmC	33,510	950	2,850	650	670	1,440	3,460	420	750	7,730	4,800	3,060	1,730	760	1,790	1,060	70
Cardiganshire AdmC	15,880	350	840	280	500	850	1,330	160	230	2,620	860	1,170	970	900	2,880	1,350	120
Carmarthenshire AdmC	54,110	1,130	2,450	780	1,050	2,220	4,520	210	1,760	15,600	8,480	4,830	2,220	1,340	4,360	1,940	110
Denbighshire AdmC	51,470	1,300	2,890	640	1,110	2,150	4,630	290	1,750	14,860	8,140	4,620	2,180	1,060	2,360	1,850	370
Flintshire AdmC	46,400	1,110	2,730	530	710	1,310	4,160	110	1,350	14,020	6,890	5,750	1,600	870	1,310	1,190	1,180
Glamorgan AdmC	385,520	11,100	18,280	2,610	9,830	14,110	41,570	2,170	14,950	130,070	74,980	37,920	10,850	980	2,150	2,110	4,270
Merionethshire AdmC	11,970	250	830	230	120	420	1,360	90	230	2,610	1,190	790	580	390	1,210	800	430
Monmouthshire AdmC	145,120	3,700	5,290	940	3,570	5,260	12,390	750	6,470	48,750	31,770	14,850	3,420	950	1,440	1,980	470
Montgomeryshire AdmC	14,800	360	910	330	190	360	1,010	50	130	2,700	700	1,120	660	1,430	2,360	2,080	30
Pembrokeshire AdmC	29,960	550	1,930	430	350	1,310	2,800	260	540	5,820	2,770	3,160	1,340	1,240	2,980	1,720	1,890
Radnorshire AdmC	6,190	100	350	120	60	270	420	0	80	990	370	390	340	590	1,090	830	30

Notes:

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

1	Economically Inactive Males (Stating an Occupation) relate to males who are retired or OCCL are institution inmates in the sense of the status of that name (see p. ii).
2	Proportions based on small numbers and therefore particularly liable to chance errors ??? indicated by the symbols * and ???.

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