Report for the year ended 31st December 1912 of the Medical Officer of Health for the Port of London page 70

Port of London 1912

Report for the year ended 31st December 1912 of the Medical Officer of Health for the Port of London

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Table: TABLE XXXII.General Summary , and Analysis, of the Sanitary Inspections of Vessels, &c., in the Port ofLondon, for the year ended 31st December, 1912.

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

London, for the year ended 31st December, 1912.

Foreign.						Coastwise.						Inland Navigation.												Shore Premises.			Sick Seamen referred to Hospital,	Water Barges,
Steam.			Sail.			Steam.			Sail.			Steam.			Sail.			Lighters (uninhabited).			Canal Boats.			Shore Premises.				Water Barges,
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.	Inspected.	Defective.	To be Cleaned.		No. in District in good condition, 31 at December, 1912.	New Barges	Condemned.	Use Discontinued.	No. In District Slat december, 1913.
13908	171	1616	1270	8	153	3170	29	233	1248	17	85	897	11	49	14044	233	447	3543	3	328	841	95	27	4292	64	509	-	18	-	-	-	18
Total Inspections to 31st December, 1911								980,678		Docks and River.								No.		Nationality.					Arrived from Foreign Ports.		No. of inspections.			Arrivals Per cent. of Total.
Total Inspections from 1st January to 31st December, 1912-										St. Katharine's								1,101		American					-		—			—
										London								2,152		Argentine					5		11			.05
										London								2,152		Austrian					24		44			.26
"Foreign"					15,177					Regent's Canal								682		Belgian					322		356			3.54
"Coastwise"					4,418					Millwall								2,678		Brazilian					-		—			-
"Inland Navigation"					19,325					Millwall								2,678		British†					5,302		9,168			56.31
"Inland Navigation"					19,325					West India								1,748		Danish					253		466			2.78
Premises on shore					4,292					Poplar								89		Dutch					601		770			6.60
																				Finnish					21		71			.23
																				Finnish					21		206			.23
								43,212		East India								833		French					122					1.34
Total								1,023,890		East India								833		German					857					1,240			9.31
Cleansing of Crew's Quarters, &c. :—										Victoria								3,085		Greek					6		27			.05
										Royal Albert								2,860		Italian					9		34			.09
										Royal Albert								2,860		Japanese					56		96			.61
Total to 31st December, 1911								64,588		Commercial								2,734		Roumanian					—		—			—
Total No. of Vessels from 1st January to 31st December, 1912								2,954		Tilbury								1,965		Russian					147		305			1.61
										Tilbury								1,965		Siamese					1		3			.01
										Gravesend District								2,887		Spanish					57		84			.62
Total								67,542		River—*Upper District								6,155		Swedish &					1,311		2,295			14.41
Total								67,542		River—*Upper District								6,155		Norwegian					1,311		2,295			14.41
Number of vessels inspected :— In the Launohes—										*Middle								5 871		Mexican					1		1			.01
Number of vessels inspected :— In the Launohes—										*Lower „								4,080		Portuguese					—		—			—
"Lady Truscott"								3,255		*Lower „								4,080		Uruguayan					—		-			—
"Lady Truscott"								3,255		Medway								Nil.		Chilian					1		—			.01
"David Burnett"								3,619		Medway								Nil.		Chilian
"Clotho"								3,454		Total vessels								38,920		Total vessels † Coastwise and Inland navigation					9,096		15,177 23,743
"Denton"								3,603		Shore premises								4,292		Shore premises							4,292
"Denton"								3,603		Total								43,212			Total						43,212			97.85
Total								13,931		Total								43,212			Total						43,212			97.85
In the Docks, &c.								24,989		Upper District extends from Limehouse to Teddington. Middle „ „ „ Limehouse to Erith. *Lower „ „ „ Erith to outer limits of Port of London.
Total								38,920

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Total number of Inspections of vessels from—	1903.	1904.	1905.	1906.	1907.	1908.	1909.	1910.	1911.	1912.	Yearly average for the 10 years ending 31st December, 1912
"Foreign" "Coastwise," "Inland	15,989	15,685	14,279	13,013	17,971	15,258	14,887	13,710	14,015	15,177	14,998.4
Navigation," and other Inspections	19,496	19,700	19,975	22,335	19,414	20,014	25,469	24,857	24,009	28,035	22,330.4
Total	35,485	35,385	34,254	35,348	37,385	35,272	40,356	38,567	38,024	43,212	37,328.8

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Table: TABLE XXXII.General Summary , and Analysis, of the Sanitary Inspections of Vessels, &amp;c., in the Port ofLondon, for the year ended 31st December, 1912.

Table: COMPARATIVE TABLE.

Table: TABLE XXXII.General Summary , and Analysis, of the Sanitary Inspections of Vessels, &c., in the Port ofLondon, for the year ended 31st December, 1912.