Simplified Industrial Structure
Year |
Agriculture |
Mining |
Manufacturing |
Util+Const+Transp |
Consumer Services |
Business Services |
Public Services |
1841 |
4,252
|
2,415
|
72,536
|
12,979
|
22,529
|
5,251
|
2,997
|
1861 |
4,173
|
4,778
|
121,493
|
29,524
|
39,830
|
9,303
|
4,562
|
1881 |
1,999
|
3,119
|
146,700
|
44,608
|
48,550
|
15,683
|
7,698
|
1911 |
3,912
|
11,125
|
207,577
|
85,829
|
84,041
|
39,350
|
16,427
|
1931 |
2,493
|
7,646
|
219,374
|
82,988
|
145,898
|
16,426
|
40,154
|
1951 |
1,014
|
1,513
|
211,286
|
92,678
|
124,118
|
20,430
|
53,012
|
1971 |
399
|
319
|
124,533
|
78,788
|
95,376
|
42,115
|
76,016
|
1991 |
250
|
1,468
|
43,867
|
48,049
|
61,801
|
56,785
|
89,771
|
2011 |
304
|
322
|
20,045
|
43,721
|
79,523
|
92,794
|
120,250
|
Date: |
Source: |
1841 |
1841 Census of Great Britain, Occupations, Table [1] ,
'Occupation Abstract'
|
1861 |
1861 Census of England and Wales, Ages, Table 17 ,
'Occupations of Males aged 20 Years and upwards in Districts'
|
1881 - 2011 |
Census of Population
|
1971 |
1971 Census of England and Wales, Economic activity County Leaflets, Table 3 ,
'Industry and status by area of workplace and sex',
for 'County, county boroughs, urban areas with populations of 50,000 or more, conurbation centres'
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