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Islington 1914

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Islington, Metropolitan Borough of]

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Table: Table III.Showing theAreas, DensitiesandEstimated Populationsof theWardsat the middle of the year1914,together with thePopulations at Census 1911.

Table III.

Showing theAreas, DensitiesandEstimated Populationsof theWards

at the middle of the year1914,together with thePopulations at Census 1911.

wards.Area in Acres.Estimated Persons to an Acre, or Density of Population, 1914.Estimated Population Mid-year, 1914.Population at Census 1911.Increase or Decrease.
No. 1—Tufnell4118333,92033.526+394
2—Upper Holloway29912737,93037.116+814
3—Tollington3159429,76830,609-841
4—Lower Holloway4159438,83739.362-525
5—Highbury4J78033,56133.805-244
6—Mildmay3377023,70823,923-215
7—Thornhill17218131,07331.512-439
8—Barnsbury13715721,57521,499+76
9—St. Mary's14811416,82416,908-84
1o—Canonbury28610028,68128,921-240
11—St. Peter's15519129,61930,222-603
The Borough3.092105325,496327,403-1907