Report for the year ended 31st December 1909 of the Medical Officer of Health for the Port of London page 11

Port of London 1909

Report for the year ended 31st December 1909 of the Medical Officer of Health for the Port of London

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Table: TABLE III.General Summary , and Analysis, of the Sanitary Inspection of Vessels, &c., in the Port ofLondon, for the year ending 31st December, 1909.

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TABLE III.

General Summary , and Analysis, of the Sanitary Inspection of Vessels, &c., in the Port of

London, for the year ending 31st December, 1909.

Foreign.						Coastwise.						Inland Navigation.													Shore Premises.			Sick Seamen referred to Hospital.	Water Barges.
Steam.			Sail.			Steam.			Sail.			Steam.			Sail.				(uninhabited). Canal Boats.						Shore Premises.				Water Barges.
Inspected. 1	Defective.	To be Cleaned.	Inspected.	Defective.	To be Cleaned.	Inspected.	Defective.	To be Cleaned.	Inspected.	Defective.	To be Cleaned.	Inspected.	Defective.	To be Cleaned.	Inspected.	Defective.		To be Cleaned.	Inspected.	Defective.	To be Cleaned..	Inspected.	Defective.	To be Cleaned.	Inspected.	Defective.	To be Cleaned.		No. in District in good condition, 31st December, 1900.	New Barges	Condemned.	Use Discontinued,	No. in District 31st December, 1909.
12910	84	1355	1977	15	338	3820	28	304	1698	16	155	529	-	29	15160	₇₄		711	1454	2	104	1432	98	25	137	322	225	—	20	l	3	3	15
Total Inspections to 31st December, 1908								863,731			Dock and River								No.		Nationality					Arrive from Foreign port		No. of in spections			Arrive percent of Total
Total Inspections from 1st January to 31st December, 1909 —											St. Katharine's								1,060		American					5		6			.05
Total Inspections from 1st January to 31st December, 1909 —											London								2,222		Argentine					3		11			.03
" Foreign "					14,887						Regent's Canal								806		Austrian					26		35			.27
" Coastwise "					5,518																Belgian					380		390			3.96
" Inland Navigation "					18,575						Millwall								2,199		Brazilian					-		1			—
" Inland Navigation "					18,575						West India								1,981		British					5,608		8,974†			58.59
Premises on shore					1.376						Poplar								130		Danish					310		500			3.23
								40,356													Dutch -					606		741			6.33
Total								904,087			East India								570		Finnish					31		77			.32
											Victoria								2,638		French					160		229			1.67
Cleansing of Crew's Quarters. &c.:—											Royal Albert								2,734		German					843		1,170			8.80
Total to 31st December, 1908								55,586			Commercial								3,686		Greek					8		10			.08
Total to 31st December, 1908								55,586													Italian					4		4			.04
Total No. of Vessels from 1st January to 31st December, 1909								3,246			Tilbury								1,740		Japanese					74		115			.77
								3,246			Gravesend District								3,128		Roumanian					1		2			.01
Total								58,832			River—*Upper District								6,227		Russian					180		428			1.88
											*Middle „								5,446		Siamese					4		7			.04
Number of vessels inspected:—											*Middle „								5,446		Siamese					4		7			.04
Number of vessels inspected:—																					Spanish					77		111			.70
In the Launches—																					Spanish					77		111			.70
In the Launches—											*Lower „								4,412		Swedish &					1,251		2,076			13.07
" David Burnett"								4,558			*Lower „								4,412		Swedish &
											Medway								1		Norwegian
											Medway								1		Norwegian													"Clotho"		4,880
"Denton"								5,476			Total vessels								38,980		Total vessels-													9,571	14,887
"Denton"								5,476			Shore premises								1,376		t Coastwise and Inland navigation							24,093
Total								14,914			Shore premises								1,376		Shore premises							1,376
Total								14,914			Total								40,356		Total -							40,356			99-84
In the Docks, &c.								24,066			Total								40,356		Total -							40,356			99-84
Total								38,980			•Upper District extends from Limehouse to Teddington. •Middle „ „ „ Limehouse to Erith. •Lower „ „ „ Erith to outer limits of Port of London.
COMPARATIVE TABLE.
total number of Inspections of vessels from—									1900.		1901.		1902.		1903.		1904.		1905.		1906.		1907		1908.		1909		Yearly average or the 10 years ending 31st December, 1909.
"Foreign"									14,966		16,844		16,336		15,989		15,685		14,279		13,013		17,971		15,258		14,887		15,522.8
"Coastwise," "Inland Navigation," and other Inspections									15,839		15,231		17,270		19,496		19,700		19,975		22,335		19,414		20,014		25,469		19,474.3
Total									30,805		32,075		33,606		35,485		35,385		34,254		35,348		37,385		35,272		40,356		34,997.1

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