Vision of Britain | 1911 Census: County Report

1911 Census of Scotland, County Report (Sample Report Title: Census Returns of Scotland, 1911, showing Area, Houses and Population; also the ages, civil or conjugal condition, occupations, birthplaces, and Institutions. Parts 1-4. Cities of Edinburgh, Glasgow, Dundee, and Aberdeen), Table 1 : " Population of Civil Parishes".

List for top level	Banffshire	List for Scotland Dep

click on unit name for its home page If appears click for more detailed statistics	Area in Acres [1]	1911								1901
		Separate Families [2]	Houses			Population			Rooms with one or more Windows [9]	Separate Families [10]	Houses			Population			Rooms with one or more Windows [17]
		Separate Families [2]	Inhabited [3]	Uninhabited [4]	Building [5]	Males [6]	Females [7]	Total [8]	Rooms with one or more Windows [9]	Separate Families [10]	Inhabited [11]	Uninhabited [12]	Building [13]	Males [14]	Females [15]	Total [16]	Rooms with one or more Windows [17]
Banffshire ScoCnty Total	403,053	13,411	13,151	697	47	29,755	31,647	61,402	53,656	13,452	12,814	669	84	29,359	32,129	61,488	51,741
Bellie ScoP	12,778	490	476	36	2	957	1,073	2,030	2,295	497	482	22	0	978	1,124	2,102	2,169
Rothes ScoP	19,841	465	450	56	0	961	1,055	2,016	2,013	515	500	32	4	1,138	1,223	2,361	2,175
Aberlour ScoP	14,779	479	463	32	0	1,346	1,298	2,644	2,424	525	480	25	4	1,302	1,317	2,619	2,674
Alvah ScoP	12,537	245	244	3	1	603	597	1,200	1,154	243	239	20	4	654	627	1,281	1,075
Banff ScoP	6,072	1,066	1,050	98	3	2,090	2,480	4,570	4,568	1,078	992	56	3	2,023	2,523	4,546	4,437
Boharm ScoP	16,751	194	191	11	2	484	506	990	970	216	215	8	0	561	567	1,128	1,060
Botriphnie ScoP	9,461	135	134	2	0	376	356	732	667	136	135	4	2	416	338	754	628
Boyndie ScoP	6,950	426	411	5	4	1,086	1,092	2,178	1,603	386	368	13	1	1,003	1,002	2,005	1,331
Cabrach ScoP	34,079	107	107	11	0	263	271	534	546	122	121	8	0	292	289	581	581
Cullen ScoP	881	528	483	25	1	1,015	1,138	2,153	1,976	519	488	18	3	976	1,140	2,116	1,827
Deskford ScoP	8,156	135	135	3	0	350	345	695	632	140	139	3	0	338	376	714	637
Fordyce ScoP	17,211	871	861	52	5	1,917	2,063	3,980	3,421	882	828	66	5	1,874	2,067	3,941	3,462
Forglen ScoP	6,251	133	133	3	0	314	306	620	671	133	131	5	1	331	322	653	705
Gamrie ScoP	17,047	1,459	1,443	38	4	3,026	3,234	6,260	5,196	1,474	1,411	74	4	2,932	3,477	6,409	5,049
Grange ScoP	15,048	295	294	12	1	733	728	1,461	1,306	333	332	5	1	838	835	1,673	1,489
Inveravon ScoP	48,967	441	438	35	0	1,035	982	2,017	1,982	483	473	20	1	1,158	1,043	2,201	2,245
Inverkeithny ScoP	7,641	133	133	13	0	367	358	725	626	159	150	9	0	389	380	769	648
Keith ScoP	19,395	1,503	1,473	111	3	2,964	3,395	6,359	6,120	1,534	1,448	83	15	3,192	3,636	6,828	5,739
Kirkmichael ScoP	75,337	227	222	39	2	458	491	949	1,142	246	246	30	2	500	535	1,035	1,073
Marnoch ScoP	14,961	555	552	48	0	1,225	1,307	2,532	2,330	616	615	36	6	1,349	1,502	2,851	2,367
Mortlach ScoP	34,222	702	691	59	1	1,404	1,617	3,021	3,161	760	709	68	3	1,649	1,777	3,426	3,042
Ordiquhill ScoP	4,756	136	136	2	0	322	322	644	623	129	128	5	1	315	327	642	621
Rathven ScoP	23,182	3,404	3,320	84	20	7,817	8,178	15,995	11,496	3,079	2,909	100	28	6,665	7,399	14,064	9,991
Rothiemay ScoP	9,369	237	237	11	0	560	583	1,143	1,042	259	257	13	0	602	650	1,252	1,060
Cairnie ScoP	15,818	239	239	8	1	624	588	1,212	1,049	250	248	17	0	655	628	1,283	1,006
Gartly ScoP	18,038	147	146	8	1	403	355	758	725	152	151	5	0	454	408	862	732
Glass ScoP	12,590	140	136	12	0	370	333	703	618	161	160	6	0	407	402	809	685
New Machar ScoP	9,306	296	295	12	0	928	954	1,882	1,617	286	279	14	0	710	683	1,393	1,341
Old Deer ScoP	27,372	839	836	46	2	1,769	1,972	3,741	3,587	929	924	43	4	2,033	2,280	4,313	3,652
St Fergus ScoP	8,772	223	224	22	0	447	523	970	817	248	239	16	0	577	617	1,194	842

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