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Woolwich 1909

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Woolwich]

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TABLE VI.

London and the Metropolitan Boroughs.—Births and Deaths of Persons belonging to London and the

Metropolitan" Boroughs during the 52 Weeks of 1909.*

Boroughs.Population estimated to the middle of 1909.Births.Deaths fromDeaths under 1 year of age.
All Causes.Principal Epidemic Diseases.Small-pox.Measles.Scarlet Fever.Diphtheria.W hooping-cough.Typhus.Enteric Fever.Pyrexia† (Origin uncertain).Diarrhoea.Phthisis.
County of London4,833,938116,559676326285223243836051246_14621577633712582
West.
Paddington151,9553120195613636141036_4_36164312
Kensington183,663336224401835891940849176379
Hammersmith125,7042995179121080112347544137360
Fulham176.40643072113276-74104049-499205466
Chelsea75.24913911084752461513215109149
City of Westminster168.88327302212104125181819716225260
North.
St. Marylebone126 02725951836105_338925_1-29170258
Hampstead94,185132883950144518545799
St. Pancras237,42256093510230105172730645382570
Islington351,202832049134231992630861369430843
Stoke Newington54,423102561234-103214144582
Hackney237,60154162988220-57101951677289550
Central.
Holborn53,80297683645-143315-1-9110100
Finsbury95,28928101829224-85111451-360211367
City of London18,19324736813-64123928
East.
Shoreditch114,80236322178328-13092272689200510
Bethnal Green131,31641322201260-79251740495202535
Stepney312,52595064759526123626516961375211130
Poplar171,96551922787405-15623208413109221669
South.
Southwark211,12559693528350-1271433576113377711
Bermondsey127,56941042388348-20015955267227567
Lambeth324,18875784544337-10427588591103455823
Battersea186,036444724162399082263749227477
Wandsworth297,64670053524286-1111427696158275601
Camberwell283,02266893776306105174352584337666
Deptford118,5833117161117867121547631148317
Greenwich111,01424811350114-389720436110249
Lewisham160,74935291656936152120229128262
Woolwich133,3742947158713755192615319160242

* The Births in this Table have been corrected by distributing those which occurred in the chief Institutions, treating Maternity
cases to the boroughs in wnich the mothers had resided previous to admission. In 988 cases the residence was outside the County
of London, and these cases have been excluded from this Table. With regard to Deaths, all those of persons in, or on the way to
Hospitals and other Public Institutions, as well as those of persons under treatment in surgical homes, or dying by accident or
otherwise in the streets, have been distributed, as far as practicable, to the boroughs in which the deceased had previously
resided. The deaths of 2528 London residents who died outside the County of London in Metropolitan Workhouses, Hospitals,
and Lunatic and Imbecile Asylums, have been similarly distributed. Of the deaths registered in London, the previous residence
was outside the County in 3162 cases, and these have been excluded from the above Table,
† Called Simple Continued Fever previous to 1901