1951 Census of Scotland, County Report (Sample Report Title: Census 1951: Scotland: City and County Parts: City of Edinburgh), Table 1 : " Comparison of population, density per 100 acres, and houses with 1931 for Burghs, Districts of Counties and CPs".

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1951
1931
All Residential Establishments
Rooms
Population
Unoccupied
[1]
Occupied
[2]
Unoccupied
[3]
Both Sexes
[4]
Males
[5]
Lanarkshire ScoCnty Total   3,070 Show data context 422,596 Show data context 9,176 Show data context 494,326 Show data context 248,965 Show data context
Lanarkshire CLandward Drill-down 1,857 Show data context 249,503 Show data context 5,772 Show data context 287,661 Show data context 145,023 Show data context
Airdrie Burgh Drill-down 131 Show data context 25,131 Show data context 405 Show data context 26,734 Show data context 13,316 Show data context
Coatbridge Burgh Drill-down 287 Show data context 33,927 Show data context 697 Show data context 43,513 Show data context 22,665 Show data context
Hamilton Burgh Drill-down 222 Show data context 31,857 Show data context 654 Show data context 38,112 Show data context 19,284 Show data context
Motherwell and Wishaw Burgh Drill-down 318 Show data context 52,765 Show data context 829 Show data context 65,611 Show data context 33,394 Show data context
Rutherglen Burgh Drill-down 173 Show data context 21,314 Show data context 520 Show data context 25,182 Show data context 11,942 Show data context
Biggar Burgh Drill-down 28 Show data context 1,786 Show data context 76 Show data context 1,335 Show data context 573 Show data context
Lanark Burgh Drill-down 54 Show data context 6,313 Show data context 223 Show data context 6,178 Show data context 2,768 Show data context
No 1 DoC Drill-down 166 Show data context 8,386 Show data context 600 Show data context 7,414 Show data context 3,715 Show data context
No 2 DoC Drill-down 156 Show data context 13,286 Show data context 453 Show data context 14,609 Show data context 7,433 Show data context
No 3 DoC Drill-down 243 Show data context 19,836 Show data context 750 Show data context 21,600 Show data context 10,671 Show data context
No 4 DoC Drill-down 211 Show data context 27,424 Show data context 592 Show data context 33,870 Show data context 16,899 Show data context
No 5 DoC Drill-down 128 Show data context 17,988 Show data context 396 Show data context 22,275 Show data context 11,340 Show data context
No 6 DoC Drill-down 277 Show data context 45,858 Show data context 840 Show data context 59,002 Show data context 30,112 Show data context
No 7 DoC Drill-down 171 Show data context 26,829 Show data context 450 Show data context 38,141 Show data context 20,121 Show data context
No 8 DoC Drill-down 190 Show data context 35,111 Show data context 696 Show data context 36,908 Show data context 17,749 Show data context
No 9 DoC Drill-down 315 Show data context 54,785 Show data context 995 Show data context 53,842 Show data context 26,983 Show data context
Glasgow Burgh Drill-down 6,036 Show data context 841,198 Show data context 18,530 Show data context 1,093,337 Show data context 526,912 Show data context

Notes:

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

1 These figures [for rooms] exclude hospitals, nursing homes, institutions and service barracks.
2 [Unoccupied rooms] Includes sub-let rooms in occupied houses.

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