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St Pancras 1930

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Table: Table No. 4.—Showing the Birth rates, Death rates, and Infantile Mortality rates of England and Wales and certain of the large Towns, and of London and the Metropolitan Boroughs for 1930. (53 weeks ended 3rd January, 1931.)

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Table No. 4.—Showing the Birth rates, Death rates, and Infantile Mortality rates of England and Wales and certain of the large Towns, and of London and the Metropolitan Boroughs for 1930. (53 weeks ended 3rd January, 1931.)

—	Estimated Population, Mid. 1929.	Birth Rate.	Death Rate.	Infantile Mortality.	—	Estimated Population, Mid. 1929.	Birth Rate.	Death Rate.	Infantile Mortality.
England and Wales	139,806,000	16.3	11.4	60	County of London	4,417,900	15.7	11.4	59
Birmingham	963,500	17.8	10.8	62	West.
Liverpool	869,500	21.7	12.7	81	Paddington	142,800	15.1	12.4	79
Manchester	746,500	17.2	12.8	78	Kensington	175,800	14.7	12.3	69
Sheffield	518,000	15.1	10.6	66	Hammersmith	136,900	15.9	11.6	65
Leeds	478,500	15.8	12.2	66	Fulham	153,700	15.4	10.7	56
Bristol	391,145	15.7	11.2	59	Chelsea	62,680	12.7	11.9	41
West Ham	307,600	18.2	10.8	65	City of Westminster	125,800	10.5	11.5	60
Hull	307,500	20.6	12.4	71	North.
Bradford	294,605	15.1	13.4	73	St. Marylebone	102,400	12.2	11.1	62
Newcastleon-Tyne	283,400	18.4	12.1	71	Hampstead	84,830	11.8	11.3	58
Stoke-on-Trent	279,190	19.8	11.7	71	St. Pancras	203,900	15.5	11.8	60
Nottingham	266,800	17.0	12.7	76	Islington	319,800	17.8	12.0	69
Leicester	245,200	15.8	11.0	55	Stoke Newington	50,040	14.6	11.9	52
Portsmouth	242,000	16.3	11.5	57	Hackney	214,400	16.4	11.0	49
Salford	235,600	16.5	12.3	75	Central.
Cardiff	224,000	16.9	11.2	72	Holborn	38,380	10.6	12.6	90
Croydon	222,300	15.8	10.3	48	Finsbury	70,980	18.2	13.0	63
Plymouth	199,000	16.0	12.5	61	City of London	10,700	8.3	12.0	44
Sunderland	184,000	23.1	13.4	79	East.
Bolton	181,500	13.8	12.0	67	Shoreditch	99,710	19.9	12.2	66
Willesden	172,500	17.5	9.9	58	Bethnal Green	110,500	17.7	11.1	63
Southampton	172,800	18.5	11.8	59	Stepney	241,800	17.4	11.2	76
Swansea	162,700	18.2	11.4	65	Poplar	160,000	19.1	10.5	56
Coventry	162,100	15.2	10.2	67	South.
Birkenhead	157,600	17.8	11.1	85	Southwark	178,500	16.8	12.5	58
Tottenham	155,000	16.2	9.9	52	Bermondsey	113,800	18.1	13.0	64
Rhondda	153,100	16.1	10.7	84	Lambeth	294,400	16.1	11.9	58
East Ham	147,600	15.3	9.6	52	Battersea	161,800	16.4	11.3	55
Brighton	146,800	13.3	12.1	51	Wandsworth	346,700	13.5	10.8	55
Oldham	142,500	13.3	13.3	67	Camberwell	256,900	14.8	10.7	53
Derby	140,500	17.1	11.2	71	Deptford	111,000	15.9	11.2	60
Wolverhampton	134,300	18.1	10.6	64	Greenwich	99,900	15.8	10.3	46
Middlesbrough	133,100	21.8	12.9	80	Lewisbam	207,900	15.1	9.7	43
Leyton	128,300	13.7	9.5	45	Woolwich	141,600	14.9	10.7	41
Stockport	127,800	13.8	11.4	53
Preston	126,100	15.7	11.8	68
Blackburn	125,300	12.7	12.7	84

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St Pancras 1930

Table: Table No. 4.—Showing the Birth rates, Death rates, and Infantile Mortality rates of England and Wales and certain of the large Towns, and of London and the Metropolitan Boroughs for 1930. (53 weeks ended 3rd January, 1931.)

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