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Southwark 1924

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Southwark, Borough of]

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Table 13. The total number of Deaths in the Sanitary Area, with the Ages apportioned to the several wards, and the Death-rate in each ward for 1924.

WARD.	Males	Females.	Total.	Rate per 1000.	AGES—YEARS.
WARD.	Males	Females.	Total.	Rate per 1000.	0-	l-	5-	10-	15-	20-	25-	35-	45-	55-	65-	75-	85-
St. Mary	215	115	330	14.4	31	24	5	3	3	10	15	22	41	62	57	47	10
St. Paul	136	146	282	14.5	34	13	6	3	11	3	16	13	38	40	56	44	5
St. Peter	117	93	210	12.0	29	15	4	—	6	2	10	13	22	36	32	34	7
St. John	140	131	271	14.0	31	29	4	9	4	3	14	18	32	38	55	25	9
Trinity	153	90	243	14.8	26	28	2	4	5	6	11	18	29	35	47	28	4
All Saints	138	118	256	11.8	33	21	4	5	10	10	9	19	32	31	46	26	10
St. Michael	203	142	345	16.7	42	31	7	2	9	11	14	31	38	60	52	43	5
St. Jude	111	103	214	15.4	19	21	7	2	3	3	10	15	32	39	42	17	4
St. George	137	107	244	13.5	31	35	9	7	5	4	13	15	28	36	36	16	9
Christchurch	95	67	162	19.2	13	13	6	2	3	1	6	5	20	28	30	32	3
St. Saviour	56	48	104	11.3	14	12	1	1	—	4	6	12	11	16	13	11	3
Whole Borough	1501	1160	2661	14.2	303	242	55	38	59	57	124	181	323	421	466	323	69

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