[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Port of London] page 25

City of London 1952

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

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Table: APPENDIX V—General Summary and Analysis of the Sanitary Inspections, etc., in the Port of London for the year ended 31st December, 1952.

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APPENDIX V—General Summary and Analysis of the Sanitary Inspections, etc., in the Port of London for the year ended 31st December, 1952.

Foreign. Steam—			Inland Navigation.—Continued Sail-
Inspected		8,190	Inspected			16
Defective		34	Defective			—
To be cleaned		1504	To be cleaned			4
Sail—			Lighters—
Inspected		21	Inspected			990
Defective		1	Defective			4
To be cleaned		1	To be cleaned			14
Coastwise. Steam—			Canal Boats—
			Inspected			36
			Defective			6
			To be cleaned			—
Inspected		2,335	Shore Premises.
Defective		68
To be cleaned		161	Inspected			8,889
Sail-			Defective			55
			To be cleaned			349
Inspected		18
Defective		—	Sick Seamen referred to Hospital			96
To be cleaned		3
Island Navigation. Steam—			Water Barc.es.
			No. in district in good condition on 31st December, 195113
			New Barges			1
Condemned			—
Inspected		143	Use discontinued			—
Defective		2	Previously withdrawn and since resumed work			—
To be cleaned		11	No. in district on 31st December, 1952			14
Inspections.		Dock and River.		No.	Nationalities.	No.
					American	97
Total Inspections 1st January to 31st December, 1952:—		London and St. Kats.		821	Argentinian	28
					Belgian	90
		Regent's Canal		551	Brazilian	1
					British	8,063
Foreign	8,211	Surrey Commercial		1,082	Chilian	—
Coastwise	2.353				Costa Rica	9
Inland Navigation	1,149				Danish	228
Shore Premises	8,889	East India		225	Dutch	1,181
Total	20,602				Egyptian	1
					Finnish	116
		West India		860	French	88
					German	374
		Millwall		628	Greek	60
					Honduras	9
Number of Vessels inspected in the Launches:—					Icelandic	8
		Royal Albert		861	Indian	40
					Israeli	30
		Royal Victoria		510	Italian	57
"Alfred Roach"	2,009				Japanese	16
"Howard Deighton"		King George V.		491	Liberian	11
					Monrovian	—
"Frederick Whittingham"	1,597				Pakistan	11
		River—Upper		1,597	Panamanian	100
"Alfred Robertson"	1,106				Polish	21
		River—Middle		1,106	Portuguese	10
					Roumanian	1
					Russian	43
	4,712	River—Lower		2,009	Spanish	25
					Swede and Norwegian	886
		River Medway			Swiss	10
					Turkish	14
		Tilbury		972	Uruguayan	—
					Yugo Slavian	85
In Docks, etc.	7,001	Total Vessels		11,713	Total Vessels	11,713
Shore Premises	8,889	Shore Premises		8,889	Shore Premises	8,889
Total	20,602	Total		20,602	Total	20,602