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[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for St. Pancras, London, Borough of]
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METROPOLITAN BOROUGH OP ST. PANCRAS.
Number of Tenements of less than five rooms in each of the four Registration
Sub-Districts of St. Pancras at the Census of 1901, and in each of the
Sub-Divisions as estimated.
Divisions. Sob-Divisions. Tenements of less than five rooms.
1. North.
Registration
Sub-District.
1. Highgate
2. St. John's Park
3. Gospel Oak
4. Grafton
5. Maitland Park
1,313 estimated approximately.
1,882 „ „
2,403 ,, ,,
2,019 „ „
2,539 „ „
Total Census 1901 10,156
2. East.
Registration
Sub-District.
1. Bartholomew 2,111 „ ,,
2. Camden Square 1,727 ,, „
3. College 2,694 ,, ,,
4. Oakley Square 2,594 ,, ,,
5. Ossulston 1,939 „ „
Total Census 1901 11,065
3. West.
Registration
Sub-1 )istrict,
1. Castle 2,957 „ „
2. Chalk Farm 1,907
3. Mornington 2,110 „ ,,
4. Regent's Park 2,355 ,, ,,
5. Euston 3,241 „ „
Total Census 1901 12,570 „ „
4. South.
Registration
Sub-District.
1. Argyle 2,154 „ ,,
2. Mecklenburgh 2,083 ,, „
3. Burton 3,077 „ ,,
4. Endsleigh 1,850 ,, „
5. Whitfield 2,168 „ „
Total Census 1901 11,332
Note.— This table has been compiled from a map of the Borough upon which both the SubDivisions
and the Census Enumerators' Areas (See Annual Report Medical Officer of Health, St.
Pancras, 1903) were shown, and from a return kindly supplied by the London County Council (See
Annual Report Medical Officer of Health, St. Pancras, 1902) of the number of tenements of less than
five rooms in each of the Enumerators' Areas. When the boundaries of the Enumerators' Areas
did not coincide with the boundaries of the Sub-Divisions, an estimate was made of the distribution
of tenements, according to the proportion of the area not coinciding, and of the class of houses
contained therein.
METEOROLOGICAL RECORDS.
Here follow the Meteorological Records for the year as deduced from observations
made at Greenwich and at Camden Square.