Vision of Britain | 1951 Census: County Report

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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Click on the unit name for its home page If appears click for more detailed statistics	1951								1931							1921	Area in Acres (1951) [17]	Population per 100 Acres		Population Increase or Decrease
	Population			Census Schedules Completed [4]	All Residential Establishments		Rooms		Population			Census Schedules Completed [12]	All Residential Establishments		Rooms (Occupied Establishments only) [15]	Population (Both Sexes) [16]		1951 [18]	1953 [19]	Number 1931 to 1951		Percentage
	Both Sexes [1]	Males [2]	Females [3]	Census Schedules Completed [4]	Occupied [5]	Unoccupied [6]	Occupied [7]	Unoccupied [8]	Both Sexes [9]	Males [10]	Females [11]	Census Schedules Completed [12]	Occupied [13]	Unoccupied [14]	Rooms (Occupied Establishments only) [15]	Population (Both Sexes) [16]		1951 [18]	1953 [19]	Increase [20]	Decrease [21]	1931 to 1951 [22]	1921 to 1931 [23]
Kincardineshire ScoCnty Total	27,882	13,561	14,321	7,907	7,712	507	32,317	1,952	26,780	12,858	13,922	6,973	6,752	558	29,439	29,777	242,460	11	11	1,102	-	4	-10
Kincardineshire CLandward	19,116	9,722	9,394	5,104	5,002	382	20,675	1,433	18,537	9,289	9,248	4,565	4,493	416	18,994	20,600	240,682	7	7	579	-	3	-10
Banchory Burgh	1,960	855	1,105	607	593	21	2,723	106	1,690	710	980	476	458	30	2,242	1,776	545	359	310	270	-	16	-5
Inverbervie Burgh	885	386	499	298	296	15	1,124	49	1,032	458	574	292	288	16	1,041	1,041	207	427	498	-	147	-14	-1
Laurencekirk Burgh	1,485	666	819	494	480	32	1,913	123	1,316	590	726	432	425	39	1,706	1,461	569	260	231	169	-	13	-10
Stonehaven Burgh	4,436	1,932	2,504	1,404	1,341	57	5,882	241	4,205	1,811	2,394	1,208	1,088	57	5,456	4,899	457	970	920	231	-	5	-14
Laurencekirk DoC	4,845	2,594	2,251	1,227	1,210	106	5,174	385	4,527	2,291	2,236	1,188	1,176	113	4,920	5,294	64,580	7	7	318	-	7	-14
Lower Deeside DoC	3,356	1,712	1,644	878	836	47	3,290	170	3,104	1,591	1,513	677	656	54	2,804	3,175	17,925	18	17	252	-	8	-2
St Cyrus DoC	3,709	1,785	1,924	1,116	1,107	79	4,011	276	3,926	1,858	2,068	1,048	1,029	106	3,615	4,271	24,878	14	15	-	217	-6	-8
Stonehaven DoC	4,263	2,112	2,151	1,119	1,102	101	4,733	350	4,058	2,092	1,966	970	958	94	4,241	4,571	56,751	7	7	205	-	5	-11
Upper Deeside DoC	2,943	1,519	1,424	764	747	49	3,467	252	2,922	1,457	1,465	682	674	49	3,414	3,289	76,548	3	3	21	-	1	-11
Aberdeen Burgh	182,729	83,636	99,093	54,303	50,280	1,148	169,850	4,122	169,803	78,054	91,749	42,914	40,619	756	133,299	161,193	10,488	1,742	1,619	12,926	-	8	5

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Using data from this table, Vision of Britain can map the following rates for within Kincardineshire ScoCnty:

Rate	Date
Population Density (Persons per Acre)	1951

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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