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St Giles (Camden) 1889

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for St. Giles District]

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mean elevation of 39 feet above Trinity high-water mark,
the elevation varying from 11 feet below high-water mark in
Plumstead Marshes to 429 feet above high-water mark in
Hampstead
“ Houses.—At the Census in 1881 there were within
this area 486,05(3 inhabited houses, containing an average of
7'9 persons to a house, closely corresponding with the proportions
in 1861 and 1871.
" Annual Rateable Value.—The annua] rateable value
of property within Registration London in 1 889, as assessed
in accordance with the Valuation (Metropolis) Act, 1869,
was £31,450,002.*
"Density (1889).—58.3 persons to an acre ; 37,288 to a
square mile.
" Annual Rate of Increase of Population per
cent.: 1861-71, 1.50 ; 1871-81, 1 "61.

"1889.

" Population (Estimated to the middle of the yeaf).Males2,049,580Persons4,351,738
Females2,302,158
" Marriages35,484
" Persons Married70,968
"Annual Eate of persons married per 1,000 of the Population,16.3.
"Births.—Males67,067Persons131,487
Females64,420
" Annual Rate of Births per 1,000 of the Population, 30'3.
" Deaths.—Males38,749Persons75,683
Females36,934
" Annual Rate of Mortality per 1,000Males 19.0- Persons, 17.4
Females 16.1
"Excess of Registered Births over Deaths55,804
"Estimated Increase of Population69,370."
* From the Return issued by the London County Council.