Males & Females

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Year Male Female
1801 2,620 Show data context 2,729 Show data context
1811 2,948 Show data context 3,171 Show data context
1821 3,484 Show data context 3,592 Show data context
1831 4,108 Show data context 4,202 Show data context
1841 4,455 Show data context 4,514 Show data context
1851 4,880 Show data context 4,906 Show data context
1861 4,941 Show data context 4,990 Show data context
1881 8,232 Show data context 8,665 Show data context
1891 9,441 Show data context 9,962 Show data context
1911 26,232 Show data context 25,610 Show data context
1921 32,178 Show data context 32,340 Show data context
1931 35,120 Show data context 34,590 Show data context
1951 38,971 Show data context 39,721 Show data context
1961 41,315 Show data context 42,068 Show data context
1971 46,174 Show data context 47,278 Show data context
1981 48,504 Show data context 49,798 Show data context
1991 49,221 Show data context 51,112 Show data context
2001 47,775 Show data context 50,416 Show data context
2011 51,308 Show data context 53,158 Show data context
Date: Source:
1801 - 2011 Census of Population

 

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The 1801 crop returns list differing crops for different parishes, so these data need to be treated with some care; a total of 63 crops or combinations of crops are listed, but many are very similar. Note that a great many parishes were missing from the data, and some additional parish names could not be identified, matched more than one parish within the named county, or lacked information on the county they were in. Nottinghamshire is completely missing. County totals include data for parishes that could not ...


be identified. The national total for England includes parishes with missing county information. The national total for England is also used as the total for England and Wales, to permit the web site to present comparisons with national totals, even though the returns contain no data on Wales.


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GB Historical GIS / University of Portsmouth, Mansfield District through time | Population Statistics | Males & Females, A Vision of Britain through Time.

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Date accessed: 31st October 2024