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Kingston upon Thames 1913

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Kingston-upon-Thames]

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32
INCIDENCE OF INFECTIOUS DISEASE IN
ADJOINING DISTRICTS.
In Order of Prevalence.
Statistics supplied by L.G.B.

Table: SCARLET FEVER:—

SCARLET FEVER:—

Pop.Cases.Rate.
18,074844.65Surbiton.
9,539313.25Hampton.
33,426942.81Richmond.
12,919342.63Maidens.
56,7291482.61Wimbledon.
12,919221.70Esher and Dittons.
18,352301.63Teddington.
15,288241.60Merton.
2,39231.25Hampton Wick.
38,452441.14Kingston-on-Thames.
1,00001.70Ham.
6,5533.46Molesey.
DIPHTHERIA:—
56,7291322.33Wimbledon.
12,919292.24Maldon and Coombe.
1,43232.09Ham.
38,452661.72Kingston-on-Thames.
2,39241.67Hampton Wick.
33,426551.65Richmond.
18,074271.49Surbiton.
15,288201.33Merton.
6,55371.07Molesey.
12,9198.62Esher and Dittons.
18,3528.44Teddington.
9,5392.21Hampton.