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Woolwich 1932

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Woolwich]

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The following Table has been prepared in order to show in what respects the
Woolwich population differs in age grouping from the population of London as a
whole and it will be noted that, compared with London generally, there is a relative
excess number of persons under 19 years of age and between 30 and 39 years. In
all other ages there are relatively fewer people in Woolwich.

TABLE No. 5

Age last BirthdayWoolwich.London.
Persons.Males.Females.
0—410599110100
5—9111105111100
10—14113105120100
15—1910211191100
20—24919686100
25—29949297100
30—34102101102100
35—39105104107100
40—44999899100
45—49949595100
50—54979797100
55—59999998100
60—649910198100
65—69959595100
70—74919293100
75—95869085100

At the time of the Census 1,025 males and 1,088 females were enumerated in the
area but normally resident elsewhere in England and Wales, and 1,305 males and
1,602 females who normally are resident in Woolwich were enumerated elsewhere in
England and Wales.
The number of private families and housing conditions generally will be found
in the Housing section of the report, q.v.