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[1908

Table XXIII. Showing the Recorded and Corrected Death Rates per 1,000 persons living in the County of London and in the Metropolitan Boroughs, arranged in their order of Corrected Death-Rates.

Borough.Standard Death Rate. *Factor for Correction for Sex and Age Distribution. †Crude or Recorded Death Rate 1908.Corrected Death Rate, 1908.Comparative Mortality Figure,| 1908.
England and Wales18.1941.000014.6914.691,000
London17.311.051113.8214.53989
Hampstead16.131.12808.489.57651
Lewisham17.461.042010.9811.44779
Woolwich17.021.069011.3612.14826
Wandsworth17.251.054711.5612.19830
Greenwich17.821.021012.5912.85875
Stoke Newington17.431.043812.3312.87876
Fulham17.391.046212.3612.93880
Battersea16.961.72812.1913.08890
Camberwell17.541.37312.6613.13894
Paddington17.041.67712.3713.21899
Islington17.511.39113.1513.66930
Hackney17.461.42013.1513.70933
r.ambeth17.631.32013.2813.70933
Kensington16.881.77812.8713.87944
City of Westminster16.221.21712.6414.18965
Heptford17.311.51113.7514.45984
Hammersmith17.471.41413.9514.53989
Chelsea17.561.36114.5015.021,022
St Marylebone17.081.65214.2015.131,030
St Pancras17.401.45614.7215.391,048
Poplar17.641.31415.8516.351,113
Southwark17.411.45016.3117.041,160
Stepney17.411.45016.3917.131,166
Bethnal Green18.011.10217.0817.251,174
Holborn16.901.76616.3717.621,199
Shoreditch17.341.49317.4318.291,245
Bermondsey17.761.24418.7519.211,308
Finsbury17.571.35518.6119.271,312
City of London16.551.099317.6819.441,323

* The Standard Death Rate signifies the death rate at all ages calculated on the hypothesis that the
rates at each of the twelve-age periods in each town were the same as in England and Wales during the ten
years 1891-1901; the death rate at all ages in England and Wales during that period having been
18.19 per 1,000.
† The Factor for Correction is the figure by which the Crude or Recorded Death Rate should be
multiplied in order to correct for variations of sex and age distribution.
‡ The Corrected Death Rate is the Crude or Recorded Death Rate after correction has been made for
variations of age and sex distribution, and may be obtained by multiplying the latter by the Factor for
Correction.
§The Comparative Mortality Figure represents the Corrected Death Rate in each Borough compared
with the Recorded Death Rate at all ages in England and Wales in 1908 taken as 1,000,