Census 1961, England and Wales : Greater London tables.

  • General Register Office Northern Ireland
Date:
1966
Catalogue details

Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Census 1961, England and Wales : Greater London tables. Source: Wellcome Collection.

    17/90
    Household Arrangements (7) Cold water tap The post-enumeration survey indicates that the number of households returned as being without a cold water tap is understated but it is not possible to give an accurate estimate of the degree of understatement due to the relatively small size of this group of households, (ii) Water closet The post-enumeration survey indicates that the number of households returned as being without a watercloset is understated. Some ambiguity in the wording of the questionnaire used for the post-enumeration survey means that the amount of understatement cannot be estimated accurately but it appears that the number of such households was at least 1-5 million in England and Wales as a whole compared with the number returned of 1,008,002. Presentation Conventions A dash (-) indicates that the quantity 1s zero. A blank indicates that a particular combination of line and column is impossible. In the presentation of rates, a rate shown as O indicates that the actual rate is less than one half of a unit but is not zero, Map An outline map showing the boundaries of the new London Boroughs and authorities existing at census date is shown opposite page xvi.