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City of London 1931

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

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APPENDIX XXXII.—New Buildings and Sanitary Works.

Date Plans submitted.WorksDate Work reported as completed.
SOUTH-WEST INDIA DOCK—
A new convenience consisting of six public pedestal closets, four pedestal closets, and a three-stall urinal South of " O " WarehouseFebruary, 1931.
September, 1930.A new standard convenience for Lascars, South of "N" WarehouseJanuary, 1931.
POPLAR DOCK—
August, 1930.A new convenience consisting of three pedestal closets, replacing old iron trough closet at Great Western Railway DepotFebruary, 1931.
TILBURY DOCK.
A new convenience for Europeans, consisting of four water closets (private) six water closets (public) and a urinal on the South Side of the Dock26th February, 1931.
LONDON DOCK—
A new brick convenience consisting of four pedestal closets and a four-stall urinal, at "S" Quay, Old Shadwell Basin15th May, 1931.
WEST INDIA DOCK—
A convenience for women consisting of a pedestal water closet at New Coffee House, West of No. 11 Warehouse26th September, 1931.

KING GEORGE V. DOCK—
August, 1931. A new block of staff offices for the Port of London
Authority at Eastern end of the Dock with six
water closets, urinal, wash basins and drainage in
connection therewith 29th December, 1931.

APPENDIX XXXIII.

DOCKS WITHIN THE JURISDICTION OF THE PORT OF LONDON SANITARY

AUTHORITY.

Docks.Water Area.Lineal Quavage.
Acres.Yards.Miles.Yards.
Regent's Canal1138966
St. Katharine104881,654
London344,4603119
Surrey Commercial1612,71716200
West India.973,95741,134
East India312,87811,242
Millwall353.2172155
Royal Victoria951,77251,479
Royal Albert872133905
King George V.649973663
Tilbury1042,16631,667

The River distance between the Western and Eastern limits of the Port is about
68½ miles.