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St Pancras 1933

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for St. Pancras, Metropolitan Borough]

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Table: Table No. 4.—Showing the Birth rates, Death rates, and Infantile Mortality rates of London and the Metropolitan Boroughs for 1933. (52 weeks ended 30th December, 1933.)

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Table No. 4.—Showing the Birth rates, Death rates, and Infantile Mortality rates of London and the Metropolitan Boroughs for 1933. (52 weeks ended 30th December, 1933.)

	Estimated Population, Mid. 1933.	Birth Bate,	Death Rate.	Infantile Mortality.
County of London	4,298,600	13.2	12.2	59
West.
Paddington	141,900	13.4	13.4	85
Kensington	181,100	12.0	12.9	72
Hammersmith	131,400	13.9	12.9	65
Fulham	148,200	13.1	13.0	65
Cheltea	56,850	10.6	13.6	78
City of Westminster	126,300	8.7	12.4	68
North.
St. Marylebone	94,080	9.7	12.2	56
Hampstead	90,380	9.6	11.0	38
St. Pancras	190,900	13.6	13.7	58
Islington	314,200	14.3	12.4	63
Stoke Newington	51,120	12.6	12.3	46
Hackney	214,300	14.0	11.5	51
Central.
Holborn	36,050	9.5	13.5	70
Finsbury	66,640	15.1	12.8	50
City of London	9,830	7.7	10.9	65
East
Shoreditch	93,550	16.0	13.0	74
Bethnal Green	104,200	14.3	12.5	66
Stepney	219,100	15.1	12.9	65
Poplar	149,300	15.4	12.4	54
South.
Southwark	164,700	14.2	13.9	63
Bermondsey	107,300	14.0	12.5	61
Lambeth	289,000	13.6	13.1	63
Battersea	154,000	14.7	12.5	49
Wandsworth	350,200	10.9	11.5	50
Camberwell	243,700	13.3	12.3	49
Deptford	102,800	14.8	12.1	54
Greenwich	97,830	13.7	11.9	66
Lewisham	221,100	12.2	10.2	39
Woolwich	146,200	12.6	11.2	62