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Walthamstow 1925

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Walthamstow]

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Table: TABLE II.SUB-DISTRICTS.WARDS.— Acreage, Population, Density, Birth and Death Rates, 1925.

TABLE II.

SUB-DISTRICTS.

WARDS.— Acreage, Population, Density, Birth and Death Rates, 1925.

Wards.Acreage.Area actually built upon.Number of Private Families Census, 1921.Structurally separate dwellings occupied, 1921.Census Population, 1921.Houses built 1921-1925Estimated mid-year population, 1925.Density of Area built upon 1925.Birth-Rate, 1925.Death-Rate, 1925.Height in feet of Ordnance Datum.
Cols. (1).(2)(3)(4)(5)(6)(7)(8)(9)(10)(11)(12)
St. .Tames' Street4881865364438424,936224,94613416.611.518 to 54
High Street6721744697373020,480420,50011817.59.323 to 60
Hoe Street3593185869465123,8951123,9557513.311.152 to 145
Wood Street5152403890310217,5892417,6897318.010.075 to 176
Hale End13283344128363818,07232919,7175914.88.046 to 230
Higham Hill9812745513510524,42350226,9339816.37.925 to 80
Whole District434315262946124610129,395872133,7408717.910.0—

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In column 3, the area is arrived at. by excluding Reservoirs, Railways, Schools, Sewage Farm, Recreation Grounds,
Cemetery, etc.
The number of separate occupations is arrived at by adding to Columns 4 and 6 the proportionate increased number
of houses now occupied as compared with 1921.