[Report 1933] / Medical Officer of Health, South Shields County Borough.

  • South Shields (Durham, England). County Borough Council.
Date:
1933
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Credit: [Report 1933] / Medical Officer of Health, South Shields County Borough. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    TABLE 4.—POPULATION, BIRTHS, AND DEATHS FOR 1933 AND PREVIOUS YEARS. Year. Popula¬ tion estimated to middle of each year. Births. Total Deaths registered in the Borough j Transfer- 1 able Deaths. Net Deaths belonging to the Borough. Uncor¬ rected Num¬ ber. Net. A bc K 1=) Of Residents not registered in the Borough. Under 1 year of age. At all Ages. i Num¬ ber. 1 Rate. 2 rS O cc S c —< <v U-i ^ 'So <v j 1 ] Num¬ ber. i 1 Rate. Num¬ ber. Rate per 1,000 Net Births. Num¬ ber. Rate. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 1915 109,855 3,265 3,275 29.6 1,871 17.0 28 287 468 143 2,130 19.4 1916 109,332 3,091 3,093 26.0 1,649 14.9 44 257 369 119 1,862 17.0 1917 106,500 2,699 2,714 22.8 1,750 16.4 33 271 362 133 1,988 18.6 1918 105,659 2,979 3,005 25.4 2,122 20.1 41 313 359 118 2,394 22.6 1919 111,502 3,104 3,130 26.9 1,687 15.1 37 242; 370 118 1,892 17.0 1920 115,945 3,922 3,966 34.2 1,738 15.0 26 288; 479 121 2,000 17.2 1921 118,400 3,464 3,507 29.6 1,541 13.0 12 272 335 96 1,801 15.2 1922 122,400 3,287 3,257 26.6 1,738 14.2 109 56 307 94 1,685 13.8 1923 124,500 3,152 3,144 25.3 1,766 14.2 110 58 297 94 1,714 13.8 1924 126,600 3,087 3,071 24.3 1,910 15.1 149 70 313 102 1,831 14.5 1925 124,600 2,997 2,976 23.9 1,867 14.9 153 56 340 114 1,770 14.2 1926 123,900 2,786 2,774 22.4 1,656 13.4 159 51 241 87 1,548 12.5 1927 123,400 2,470 ! 2,449 19.8 1,725 14.0 164 79 225 92 1,640 13.3 1928 121,800 2,500 2,468 20.3 1,766 14.5 141 74 226 92 1,699 13.9 1929 119,600 2,370 2,355 19.7 1,925 16.1 174 69 288 122 1,820 15.2 1930 116,500 2,411: 2,396 20.6 1,602 13.8 133 78 221 92 1,547 13.3 1931 114,200 2,377 2,362 20.7 1,868 16.4 157 75 272 115 1,786 15.6 1932 114,000 2,168 2,168 19.0 1,632 14.3 168 63 152 70 1,527 13.4 1933 114,100 1,961 ? 1,963 17.2 1,679 14.7 185 64 182 93 1,558 13.7 Notes.—(a) The rates in Columns 5, 7, and 13 are calculated per 1,000 of the population. (b) The populations for the years 1915 onwards are the Registrar General’s estimates of the civilian population. For each of the years 1916, 1917, 1918, and 1919, the Registrar- General supplied two estimates of population :— (1) for calculating birth-rates. (2) ,, „ death-rates. The birth-rate population for these years was respectively 118,955; 118,717; 118,387 ; and 116,152. TYie death-rate (or civilian) population is shown in the table above. (c) “ Transferable Deaths ” are deaths of persons who, having a fixed or usual residence in England or Wales, died in a district other than that in which they resided. The large increase in the number of non-residents recorded since 1921 in column 8, and the decrease in the number of transferable deaths in column 9, is due to the Harton Poor Law Institution now being situated within the Borough.