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Bromley 1933

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Bromley]

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Table: are based per 1,000 population as estimated by the Registrar General at the mid-year, 1933. Further, population figure taken alone is not of the same importance as a knowledge of the age groups in that population, and I am therefore recording the figures in the age groups as recorded by the Census taken in 1931:

are based per 1,000 population as estimated by the Registrar General at the mid-year, 1933. Further, population figure taken alone is not of the same importance as a knowledge of the age groups in that population, and I am therefore recording the figures in the age groups as recorded by the Census taken in 1931:

Total Population.
Age Groups.Males.Females.
0— 41,5441,524
5— 91,7521,774
10—141,6281,575
15—191,6001,955
20—241,6702,187
25—291,6712,219
30—341,4932,081
35—391,4881,973
40—441,4561,959
45—491,3581,772
50—541,2641,605
55—591,0641,366
60—647861,116
65—69567807
70—74389625
75—79239430
80—8497219
85—892570
90—94715
95 and over13

Table: II.—VITAL STATISTICS.Births.Birth Rate 12.3.The Registrar General has furnished the followinginformation:—

II.—VITAL STATISTICS.

Births.

Birth Rate 12.3.

The Registrar General has furnished the following

information:—

Total.Legitimate..Illegitimate.
LiveMale31629719
Births.Female28226715
59856434