[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for St. Pancras, Metropolitan Borough] page 116

St Pancras 1932

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for St. Pancras, Metropolitan Borough]

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Private Families Classified by Size of Family, Rooms Occupied and Density of Occpuation.
Note.—The following table contains an analysis of the private families within the area according to—
(a) the number of persons in the family, and
(b) the number of rooms occupied by the family.
Where more than one family are enumerated within a structurally separate dwelling, each is classified according to the rooms it
severally occupies and not to the total number of rooms in the dwelling. For this purpose rooms shared by more than one family
are excluded, as are sculleries or bathrooms, etc., each family being classified to the next lower integral number of rooms occupied,
save in the exceptional case of a family housed in a portion of a room only when it is classified as living in one room. The total
rooms in Col. (m) may on this account differ slightly from the corresponding totals of rooms shown in Tables on pages 114 and 115.

Table: For definitions of "Private family," "Structurally separate dwellings" and "Rooms," see note at heading of table on page 114.

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For definitions of "Private family," "Structurally separate dwellings" and "Rooms," see note at heading of table on page 114.

	Number of Private Families occupying the Following Number of Rooms.								Total Private Families k	Population in Private Families 1	Rooms occupied m	Average Number of Persons per room. n	Density of Occupation.
													Population at following densities of occupation (Persons per room).
number of Persons in Family. Cols. 2	1 b	2 c	3 d	4 e	5 f	6-7 g	8-9 h	10 & over.j
number of Persons in Family. Cols. 2	1 b	2 c	3 d	4 e	5 f	6-7 g	8-9 h	10 & over.j					over 3. o	3 and over 2. P	2 and over 1½. q	1½ and over 1. r
1	7,590	2,083	1,016	279	75	69	17	14	11,143	11,143	17,047	0.65	—	—	—	—
2	3,239	5,859	3,487	1,321	354	318	78	58	14,714	29,428	35,832	0.82	—	—	6,478	—
3	1,041	4,193	3,268	1,806	542	475	119	62	11,506	34,518	33,919	1.02	—	3,123	—	12,579
4	422	2,476	2,245	1,650	570	506	120	85	8,074	32,296	26,712	1.21	1,688	—	9,904	8,980
5	160	1,384	1,287	1,118	494	366	109	91	5,009	25,045	18,056	1.39	800	6,920	6,435	5,590
6	61	699	732	686	341	261	88	79	2,947	17,682	11,401	1.55	366	4,194	4,392	6,162
7	25	374	403	449	210	198	49	62	1,770	12,390	7,224	1.72	2,793	2,821	3,143	2,471
8	7	155	216	216	102	79	47	41	863	6,904	3,759	1.84	1,296	1,728	2,544	632
9	2	67	97	126	61	70	18	20	461	4,149	2,079	2.00	621	2,007	549	756
10	—	31	52	56	20	34	8	23	224	2,240	1,125	1.99	830	560	450	170
11	—	14	16	37	17	14	11	12	121	1,331	633	2.10	330	594	154	165
12	—	7	8	21	7	12	3	7	65	780	376	2.07	180	336	144	48
13	—	—	2	4	3	1	4	4	18	234	165	1.42	78	52	13	52
14	—	—	—	2	2	2	1	4	11	154	99	1.56	28	42	28	14
15 and over	—	—	—	—	—	1	—	2	3	47	46	1.02	—	15	—	—
2 Persons and over	4,957	15,259	11,813	7,492	2,723	2,337	655	550	45,786	167,198	141,426	1.18	9,010	22,392	34,234	37,619
Total Private Families	12,547	17,342	12,829	7,771	2,798	2,406	672	564	56,929	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Population in Pri-vate Families	20,294	52,407	43,841	31,949	12,578	10,892	3,267	3,113	—	178,341	—	1.13	9,010	22,392	34,234	37,619
Rooms occupied	12,547	34,684	38,487	31,084	13,990	15,206	5,604	6,871	—	—	158,473	—	—	—	—	—
	22.0	30.5	22.5	13.7	4.9	4.2	1.2	1.0	100.0	1931.	Percentage of families living in various units of occupation.
	22.6	31.0	21.2 \|	12.9	4.6	4.5	1.7	1.5	100.0	1921.	„ „ „ „ „ „ „

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Table: For definitions of "Private family," "Structurally separate dwellings" and "Rooms," see note at heading of table on page 114.