Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
Annual report of the Medical Officer of Health of the Borough of Hammersmith for the year 1909
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Corrected Death-rates of Metropolitan Boroughs after Distribution of Deaths- in Public Institutions, &c., as calculated by the Registrar-General for year 1909.
Death rate from all causes. | |
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Average County of London | 14.7 |
Hampstead | 10.1 |
Lewisham | 10.8 |
Stoke Newington | 11.1 |
Greenwich | 12.4 |
Wandsworth | 12.5 |
Fulham | 12.6 |
Woolwich | 12.8 |
Hackney | 13.1 |
Paddington | 13.8 |
Camberwell | 13.9 |
Battersea | 14.0 |
Deptford | 14.3 |
Kensington | 14.4 |
Lambeth | 14.5 |
Islington | 14.6 |
City of Westminster | 14.7 |
*Hammersmith | 14.9 |
Chelsea | 15.0 |
St. Pancras | 15.5 |
St. Marylebone | 15.6 |
Stepney | 16.0 |
Poplar | 16.8 |
Holborn | 16.8 |
Bethnal Green | 17.0 |
Southwark | 17.5 |
Bermondsey | 19.2 |
Finsbury | 19.9 |
Shoreditch | 20.0 |
City of London | 22.3 |
The calculation of the Registrar-General is not made on the same figures
as mine.
* 1 give the death rate of Hammersmith as 14.1, as 1 deduct the deaths of Non-Parishioners
which occurred at Nazareth House.