[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Tottenham] page 53

Tottenham 1958

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Tottenham]

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53
STATISTICAL SUMMARY
Deaths are classified under the 36 headings based on the abbreviated List
of the International Statistical Classification of Diseases Injuries and Causes of
Death, 1955. Deaths are assigned to the area where the deceased normally
resided, except where the death occurs in a residential home or in a chronic sick
or mental hospital where the deceased had been a patient for six months or more.

Table: Although there was a natural increase in population which arose from the births exceeding deaths by 429, the Registrar General estimate of population shows a reduction of 1,600, meaning that the movement of population out of the Borough must have exceeded the inward movement by 2,029.

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Although there was a natural increase in population which arose from the births exceeding deaths by 429, the Registrar General estimate of population shows a reduction of 1,600, meaning that the movement of population out of the Borough must have exceeded the inward movement by 2,029.

		1957	1958
Area of District (in acres)		3,013	3,013
Population
Census, April, 1951	126,929
Mid-year Registrar General's
estimate		119,300	117,700
Rateable Value at 1st April		£1,737 776	£1,742,841
Sum represented by penny rate		£7,009	£7,030
Births:
Registered live-births
(a) Legitimate	Males	795	847
	Females	759	779
	Total	1,554	1,626
(b) Illegitimate	Males	47	58
	Females	57	64
	Total	104	122
(c) Total live-births	Males	842	905
	Females	816	843
	Total	1,658	1,748
Birth-rate per 1,000 estimated population:		13.90	14.86
Stillbirths
(a) Legitimate	Males	16	6
	Females	14	15
	Total	30	21
(b) Illegitimate	Males	1	4
	Females	2	3
	Total	3	7

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Table: Although there was a natural increase in population which arose from the births exceeding deaths by 429, the Registrar General estimate of population shows a reduction of 1,600, meaning that the movement of population out of the Borough must have exceeded the inward movement by 2,029.