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Southwark 1902

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Southwark, Borough of]

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7
BIRTHS.
The number of Births registered in the Borough during 1902, was
6,897, of which 3,495 were males, and 3,402 females. This represents a
birth-rate of 33.3 per 1.000 inhabitants.

Births and Birth-rates for each quarter of 1902 for the three divisions of the Borough as formerly existed:—

Quarter ending.St. Mary, Newington.St. George the Martyr.St. Saviour and Christchurch.
M.F.TotalRate.M.F.TotalRate.M.F.TotalRate.
March531540107135.024725750432.9858817329.0
June49349498732.324020344328.9909018030.0
September561503106434.826825051833.8798816728.5
December545540108535.527726253935.2798716628.3
Totals21302077420734.41032972200432.733335368629.3

Birth-rate for the previous Ten Years, for the Three Divisions of the Borough as formerly existed:

Newington.St. George.St. Saviour.
189136.235.931.7
189235.036.031.4
189336.936.329.1
189435.434.628.9
189535.436.532.4
189635.236.930.9
189734.735.130.9
189833.835.530.2
189933.635.228.7
190033.334.629.8
190133.833.630.0

The birth-rate during the twelve years since 1891 has declined
in Newington 7 per cent., in St. George's 8 per cent., and in St. Saviour
and Christchurch 9 per cent.