[Report 1951] / Medical Officer of Health, Bowdon U.D.C.

  • Bowdon (England). Urban District Council.
Date:
1951
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Credit: [Report 1951] / Medical Officer of Health, Bowdon U.D.C. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    iviEDICAL OFFICER *3 RJIPORT FOR THE YF^R 1951 Urban District of Bowdon. Sscttoil. A, STATISTICS AND SOCIAL CONDITIONS. ?.]lP„Al!.^..-9L.t?IP._.Urb_an _D^^ of Bowdon is 1 090 acres. The Registrar-General's ’esti nte of ’che population is 3,440 The number of Inhabited Houses at the end of 1950 according to the rate b^ook was^^approximately 1^1 Oo, The Rateable Value of the District is £ 41.102 and the sum represented by a penny rate is £163. 'The Social Conditions are good. The District is almost efi-tirely residential and there is no industry of note. VI.TAL STATISTICS. BIRTHS. Total Male. Female. Live Births. (Legitimate) (Illegitimate) A 56 28 24. 4 32 24. Still Births. 3. 2. 1. BIRTH RATE per 1000 of estimate population 16.28. Standardised Birth Rate 16. 28 DEATHS. Total No.of Deaths in District 50. Death Ratp^ per 1000 of the estimated total p opuTa’ticn, 14.53 Standardised DEATH rate 11.77. Deaths froni aucrpr-ral Causes Puerperal Sepsis Nil Othei^ puerperal Caus-'s Nil Death Rate (Puerperal Causes) per 1000 totax Births, Nil. Total No of Deaths of Infants (Under 1 Yr.^ 3 Total No of Deaths from MEASLES(ALL AGES) Nil WHOOPING COUGH (A 11 Ages) Nil DIARRHOEA(Under 2 Yrs) Nil. ” ■■ ” ” MALIGNANT N 0'LASMS (All Ages) 5. The population figures given are home population^and the births and deaths r tes are based on this population. The standard- ised births and deaths rat^s are rrived at after allowing for the age and sex distribution of the populations giving a fairor basis for comparison with thosi, of other areas. (O-