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City of London 1926

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Port of London]

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Table: TABLE XLI.—General Summary, and Analysis, of the Sanitary Inspections of Vessels, &c., in the Port of London, for the year ended 31st December, 1926.

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TABLE XLI.—General Summary, and Analysis, of the Sanitary Inspections of Vessels, &c., in the Port of London, for the year ended 31st December, 1926.

Foreign.						Coastwise.							Inland Navigation.													Shore Premises.				Sick Seamen referred to Hospital.	Water Barges.
Steam.			Sail.			Steam.				Sail.			Steam.			Sail.			Lighters (uninhabited)				Canal Boats			Shore Premises.					Water Barges.
Inspected.	Defective.	To be Cleaned.	Inspected.	Defective.	To be Cleaned.	Inspected.	Defective.	To be Cleaned.		Inspected.	Defective.	To be Cleaned.	Inspected.	Defective.	To be Cleaned.	Inspected.	Defective.	To be Cleaned.	Inspected.		Defective.	To be Cleaned.	Inspected.	Defective.	To be Cleaned.	Inspected.	Defective.		To be Cleaned.		No. in District in good condition 31st December, 1926.	New Barges.	Condemned.	Use Discontinued.	No. in District 31st December, 1926.
11,788	207	1,164	451	l	l	1,090	39	42		282	3	3	122	l	l	1,891	12	31	265		3	23	230	29	5	6,335	123		1,197	54	12	-	-	-	12
Inspections.													Docks and River.										No.			Nationalities.							No.
Total Inspection to 31st December, 192									1,404,559				St. Katharine										462			American							260
Total Inspection to 31st December, 192									1,404,559				London										897			Argentine
Total Inspections from													London										897			Republic							2
1st January to 31st													Regent's Canal										337			Austrian							3
December, 1926:-													Millwall										1,067			BRITISH							11,694
Foreign									12,239				Millwall										1,067			Belgian							592
Foreign									12,239				West India										783			Dutch							575
Coastwise									1,372				West India										783			Danish							393
Inland Navigation									2,508				Poplar										221			Danzig Free State							13
Premises on shore									6,335				East India										788			Esthonian							14
Premises on shore									6,335				East India										788			French							110
Total									1,427,013				Victoria										1,067			Finnish							152
Total									1,427,013				Victoria										1,067			German							728
Cleansing of Crew's Quarters, &c.													Royal Albert										1,126			Greek							38
													King George V.										1,291			Italian							73
													King George V.										1,291			Icelandic							2
Total to 31st December, 1925									92,426				Surrey Commercial										1,150			Japanese							130
Total to 31st December, 1925									92,426				Tilbury										1,483			Latvian							10
Total No. of Vessels from 1st January to 31st December, 1926									1,270				Tilbury										1,483			Lettish							4
													Gravesend District										—			Norwegian and Swedish							1,201
													River—*Upper District										2,091			Polish							2
Total									93,696				*Middle „										788			Portuguese							21
													*Middle „										788			Russian							51
													,, *Lower ,,										2,568			Roumanian							2
Number of vessles inspected:- In the Launches:-													,, Medway													Spanish							42
Number of vessles inspected:- In the Launches:-													,, Medway													Turkish							1
"Joseph White"									2,568				Total Vessels										16,119			yugo-Slavakian							6
"James Howell"									2,568				Total Vessels										16,119										16,119
"George Briggs"									2,879				Shore Premises										6,335			Shore Premises							6,335
Total									5,447				Total										22,454			Total							22,454
In the Docks, &c.									17,007				Total										22,454			Total							22,454
Total									22,454				Upper District extends from Greenwich to Teddington. Middle „ ,, „ ,, Erith. *Lower ,, „ ,, Erith to outer limits of the Port of London.
Total number of Inspections of vessels from—							1917.			1918.			1919.		1920.		1921.			1922.			1923.		1924.			1925.			1926.		Yearly Average for the 10 years ending 31st Dec., 1926.
Total number of Inspections of vessels from—							"Foreign"							8,365		8,362			11,030		11,778		11,076			12,601			13,040		13,634			12,187
"Coastwise," "Inland Navigation," and other Inspections							20,881			20,390			18,388		15,741		14,916			13,291			11,932		10,133			11,397			10,215		14,728.4
Total							29,246			28,752			29,418		27,519		25.992			25,892			24,972		23,767			23,584			22,454		26,159.6