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Shoreditch 1938

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Shoreditch]

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Table No. 132

PERSONS OVERCROWDED

Moor-fieldsChurchHox-tonWen-lockWhit-moreKings-landHagger-stonActonTotal
EQUIVALENT NUMBER "PERSONS" PER FAMILY1-32321112
-
22424168108292
-42½27½253017½2010172½
31560333024272112222
35213½21714011280½9142931
45633238823215212092761,448
13½112½112½5463362727445½
54526515521010513050551,015
82½181½170½104½104½9911038½891
672312270120156192144481,314
65162½104525258½84½26604½
74928098133841129163910
15112½7582½67½82½142½22½600
81613610488729610456672
175159½3459½25½59½306
9936545454546318342
28½191919104
1010202020303040170
10½212110½52½
11--1122-1144
11½-11½11½-----23
12-----1212
12½---------
1313-------13
1938 Survey5152,4021,916½1,4601,215½1,2041,178505½10396½
1935 Survey8494,1263,5302,5793,040½1,7842,1031,317½19329

The degree of overcrowding is shown by the following tables.
In these tables the number of persons referred to are in terms of "equivalent
numbers," i.e., an individual over ten is counted as one; a child between one and
ten years is counted as one-half; a child under one is ignored.