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Hammersmith 1911

Annual report of the Medical Officer of Health of the Borough of Hammersmith for the year 1911

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The following table of Deaths from Infectious Diseases is compiled from the Registrar's General Report.

Boroughs.Population estimated to the middle of 1911.Births.Deaths fromDeaths under 1 year of Age.
All causes.Enteric Fever.Small-pox.Measles.Scarlet F ever.Whoopi ng-cough.Diphtheria.Diarrhoea and Enteritis (under 2 years)Phthisis.
COUNTY OF LONDON4,521,301111,73867,82614492,5701721,0386125,3136,08414,440
West.
Paddington142,5133,0381,8975—4834411134173387
Kensington172,2033,2522,3494—9425418146159432
Hammersmith121,7662,9271,8917—3653528178153428
Fulham153.7054,12!2,2038—6472827213224517
Chelsea66,1891,2691,020——301055596138
City of W'stmnstr159,6622,3581,9834—233261463193244
North.
St. Marylebone117,7612,3761,7722—66728583172257
Hampstead85,5891,2768232—14—317225299
St. Pancras217,9415,5593,3717—108125537201342624
Islington327,2038,1084,85312—13021705i3654051,032
Stoke Newington50,6441,0456581—2831832855107
Hackney222,6235.2263,1858—148115820195311621
Central.
Holborn49,0029457683—1533334102109
Finsbury87,5662,6741,7288—7962417142163418
City of London19,466226293——1111103128
East.
Shoreditch111,1993,5332,2261_12863224222204601
Bethnal Green128,1444,0292,3203—13054921248208610
Stepney279.3098,7434.83367303749324684931,261
Poplar162,2745,0153,054M2225104444316213787
South.
SouthwarkI9I.53I5,6933,5095-12066430298326818
Bermondsey125.7753,9082,3u5—5565013212223609
Lambeth297.9577,2924,43012—11286743336419897
Battersea167.7124,3722,3913—11243620222223540
Wandsworth313.4536,7473,7439—230107033293277823
Camberwell261.3806,3993,7245—1127452527635o696
Deptford109,4723,000i,7062—6973715171139425
Greenwich95.9732,3761,4093—4131416152112305
Lewisham161,7123,4201,8215—2151828128104354
Woolwich121,4872,8111,555283611102162273

* For the purpose of this table the Births registered in London have been corrected by distributing
those which occurred in the principal institutions treating maternity cases to the boroughs
in which the mothers resided. In 1,088 cases the residence was outside the County of London and
these cases have been excluded. On the other hand 31 births that occurred outside the County have
been included. With regard to the Deaths of London residents, all transferable deaths (i.e., those of
persons who, having a fixed or usual residence in England and Wales, die in a district other than
that in which they resided) occurring in greater London and in certain Metropolitan Institutions
outside Greater London have been distributed to the Metropolitan Borough to which the deceased
belonged. Of the deaths registered in London the previous residence was outside the county in
3,299 cases, while on the other hand the deaths of 2,826 London residents occurred in the Outer Ring
or in Metropolitan Institutions outside Greater London.