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Kingston upon Thames 1953

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Kingston-upon-Thames]

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Private Households
These are broadly defined by the Registrar General as
comprising single persons living alone or groups of individuals
voluntarily living together under a single menage in the sense
of sharing the same living room, or eating at the same table.

The following tables show the number of private households in Kingston, together with figures giving the density of population.

Admin AreaNumber% increase 1931-1951% sharing a dwellingRooms per household% occupying 1 or 2 rooms onlyPer sons per household% of 1 person house-holds
19511931
Kingston12,86527.122.04.2912,43.013.6911.7
Esher15,59888.67.44.985.43.213.798.0
Surbiton18,965127.914.64.3811.43.143.519.4
Maiden13,713129.011.84.805.83.243.796.l
Wimbledon19,18520.829.24.3314.12.943.6514.9
Richmond13,75830.831.83.9520.12.883.4317.6

Density of Occupation (Persons per Room)

Administrative AreaPersons per RoomPercentage population at densityPercentage households at densityHeads of household percentage non-married
Over 2Over 1½Over 2Over 1½
Kingston0.701.15.70.73.726.5
Esher0.650.94.00.52.321.7
Surbiton0.721.45.71.03.920.6
Maiden0.680.83.90.52.217.7
Wimbledon0.681.36.30.74.129.9
Richmond0.731.57.80.95.231.8