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St Giles (Camberwell) 1890

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Camberwell]

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Table: Table VIII.—Number of Houses in Dulwich as Determined at the Censuses, together with the Actual Increase, and the Increase per 100 from Census to Census.

Table VIII.—Number of Houses in Dulwich as Determined at the Censuses, together with the Actual Increase, and the Increase per 100 from Census to Census.

Year.Inhabited.UninhabitedTotal.Actual Increase.Increase per 100Building
18512595264——2
186129463003613.68
187164649695395131.723
18818628995125636.817
1891——————

Table: Table IX.—Population of Dulwich as Determined at the Censuses, together with the Actual Increase and the Increase per 100 from Census to Census.

Table IX.—Population of Dulwich as Determined at the Censuses, together with the Actual Increase and the Increase per 100 from Census to Census.

Year.Males.Females.Males & Females.Actual Increase.Increase per 100
1841——1,904——
18517209121,632272—
18617309931,723916.0
18711,5682,4734,0412,318134.5
18812,1033,4875,5901,55138.3
1891——6,8091,21921.8

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It is obvious, from the statistical facts which have just
been discussed, that the populations of Camberwell and its
sub-districts, as ascertained at the recent Census, differ very
widely from the estimates deducible from the rates of growth