[Report 1925] / Medical Officer of Health, Lincoln City.

  • Lincoln (England). City Council.
Date:
1925
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Credit: [Report 1925] / Medical Officer of Health, Lincoln City. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Vital Statistics of whole District in 1925 and previous Years. Births. Total Deaths Registered in the Transferable Deaths. Nett Deaths belonging to th* District. Population Uncor¬ rected Number. Nett. District. U~J Qj Under 1 year. At all Ages. Year. estimated to Middle of each Year. Number. Rate. Number. Rate. Ol Non-res dents regi tered in th District. Of residem not registe; in the District. Number. Rate per 1,000 Nett Births. Number Rate. l 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 * 10 11 12 13 1916 55,078 1,272 1,271 21-2 868 15 2 142 26 96 75 5 752 13 6 1917 65,341 1,110 1,113 17-0 878 14-9 149 48 95 85-3 777 13 2 1918 BH67,348 DR 60,707 1,204 1,206 17-9 1,149 18 9 266 36 87 72-0 919 15 3 1919 br 63,107 or 60,581 1,160 1,158 18-2 856 141 151 21 92 79-0 726 11-98 1920 63,655 1,479 1,455 22-7 800 12 5 107 39 117 79-0 732 11*5 1921 66,600 1,526 1,478 22*2 818 12*3 110 45 128 86-6 753 11-3 1922 66,930 1,237 1,232 18-4 885 130 106 31 99 80-2 810 12 1 1923 66,910 1,227 1,174 17-5 830 12 4 113 37 75 63-8 754 112 1924 67,060 1,178 1,137 16-9 913 13-5 134 31 82 721 810 12-0 1925 66,790 1,196 1,135 17-0 872 13-0 113 28 80 70-4 787 11-8 PHYSICAL FEATURES. The County Borough of Lincoln is situated six miles from the Nottinghamshire border. Its area is 6,166 acres, and it is divided into North and South districts by the River Witham, The Southern portion of the town is flat but to the North is a prominent hill on which the Cathedral stands. This is the northern escarpment of the Lincoln Gap; the southern escarpment being formed by the Canwick Hills. The valley through which the river flows towards the Wash is the Gap formed by the prehistoric Trent. Oolitic limestone enters into the composition of th ese hills, but the northern hill as it slopes towards the river is mainly covered with clay.
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