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St Pancras 1932

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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 1932. (52 weeks ended 31st December, 1932.)

Table: Table 4.-Showing the Birth rates, and Infantile Mortality rates of England and Wales and certain of the large Towns, and of London and the Metropolitan Boroughs for 1932. (52 weeks ended 31st December, 1932.)

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Table 4.-Showing the Birth rates, and Infantile Mortality rates of England and Wales and certain of the large Towns, and of London and the Metropolitan Boroughs for 1932. (52 weeks ended 31st December, 1932.)

	Estimated Population, Mid. 1932.	Birth Rate.	Death Rate.	Infantile Mortality,		Estimated Population, Mid. 1932.	Birth Rate.	Death Rate.	Infantile Mortality.
England and Wales	40,201,000	15.3	12.0	65	County of London	4,357,800	14.3	12.3	67
Birmingham	1,009,300	16.3	11.4	68	West.
Liverpool	859,500	21.1	13.2	91	Paddington	143,600	13.8	13.3	107
Manchester	763.000	15.5	13.2	86	Kensington	183,500	12.9	13.6	98
Sheffield	513,000	14.4	11.7	73	Hammersmith	133,700	14.5	12.8	66
Leeds	484,900	14.4	13.3	88	Fulham	149,600	14.3	12.4	58
Bristol	403,900	15.0	11.6	53	Chelsea	59,430	11.9	12.9	52
Kingston-upon Hull	318,200	19.2	11.8	68	City of Westminster	126,400	9.3	12.5	67
Bradford	296,300	13.6	14.0	75	North.
West Ham	289,300	17.2	11.5	72	St. Marylebone	96,430	10.9	13.1	87
Newcastleon-Tyne	285,100	17.1	12.4	76	Hampstead	90,130	10.9	11.6	54
Stoke-on-Trent	276,500	17.2	12.2	87	St. Pancras	194,000	14.0	13.2	69
Nottingham	270,700	16.4	12.5	80	Islington	319,100	16.0	12.7	68
Portsmouth	253,100	16.2	12.3	60	Stoke Newington	51,680	15.0	12.9	54
Leicester	240,800	14.9	12.5	70	Hackney	214,200	14.5	11.5	54
Croydon	237,300	14.0	10.8	49	Central.
Cardiff	222,600	15.7	12.5	76	Holborn	36,440	9.6	14.2	72
Salford	220,300	15.7	13.3	97	Finsbury	69,030	16.0	13.4	88
Plymouth	208,440	15.6	12.6	59	City of London	9,990	6.5	12.8	46
Sunderland	188,200	21.2	13.7	95	East.
Willesden	186,800	15.4	9.9	59	Shoreditch	95,800	17.5	12.8	80
Coventry	179,800	18.7	9.7	71	Bethnal Green	106,300	15.4	12.1	69
Bolton	177,700	13.4	12.6	70	Stepney	223,000	16.8	12.5	60
Southampton	177,470	17.2	12.1	54	Poplar	152,400	17.2	12.1	63
Swansea	164,900	16.3	12.0	69	South.
Tottenham	156,800	14.1	10.1	51	Southwark	168,900	16.2	13.1	72
Birkenhead	147,700	17.7	11.6	70	Bermondsey	110,100	16.6	12.1	57
Brighton	145,500	13.0	13.9	41	Lambeth	292,300	14.8	12.5	56
Derby	142,400	14.5	11.6	70	Battersea	157,000	14.8	12.1	58
East Ham	141,500	14.6	10.3	54	Wandsworth	353,300	11.8	11.6	63
Rhondda	140,850	17.0	12.5	71	Camberwell	248,000	14.6	12.0	65
Middlesbrough	140,000	20.3	12.9	85	Deptford	105,100	15.9	12.3	65
Oldham	138,900	12.9	14.1	83	Greenwich	99,590	14.8	12.0	81
Ilford	137,480	14.5	8.5	40	Lewisbam	221,500	12.7	10.2	55
Walthamstow	135,010	13.3	10.0	58	Woolwich	146,900	14.0	11.1	60
Wolverhampton	133,300	16.4	11.6	61
Leyton	127,140	13.1	10.5	53
Stockport	126,800	12.6	12.7	72
Norwich	126,600	14.7	12.1	56

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Table: Table 4.-Showing the Birth rates, and Infantile Mortality rates of England and Wales and certain of the large Towns, and of London and the Metropolitan Boroughs for 1932. (52 weeks ended 31st December, 1932.)