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Wembley 1935

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Wembley]

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SUMMARY OF GENERAL STATISTICS.

Area in acres6,300
Population (Census) 1931:—
Wembley48,561
Kingsbury16,636
65,197
Population 1935 (Midsummer), Estimated by Registrar-General99,120
Number of inhabited houses (December, 1935), according to Rate Books (approx.)28,503
Rateable Value (December, 1935)£1,093,180
Product of a Penny Rate (estimated)£3,950

POPULATION. (December, 1935.)

No. of HousesEstimated PopulationNo of Parliamentary Electors
(a)(b)
Alperton2,81310,36311,3607,573
Central2,0607,5898,2835,522
Chalkhill1,6956,2445,8413,894
FryentI,4775,4415,4883,659
The Hyde3,14611,59011,8897,926
Kenton1,9777,2836,0514,034
Preston2,5819,5088,2085,472
Roe Green2,4439,0008,9575,971
Sudbury Court1,9697,2547,1294,753
Sudbury3,13411,54611,8567,904
Tokyngton2,9881 1,00611,7757,850
Wembley Park2,2208,1768,1635,442
28,503105,000105,00070,000

No census figures of Population for each ward are available.
Populations given above are therefore calculated:—
(a) Upon the number of persons per house in the whole
district multiplied by the number of houses.
(b) Upon the proportion of Parliamentary Electors to
the population multiplied by the number of Parliamentary
Electors in the particular ward.
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