1931 Census of Scotland, County Report (Sample Report Title: Census 1931: Scotland: City and County Parts. City of Edinburgh), Table 21 : " Quinquennial Age-Groups and Conjugal Condition (All Ages) - All Burghs and Districts of Counties".

List for top level	West Lothian	List for Scotland Dep

click on unit name for its home page If appears click for more detailed statistics		[Gender]	ALL AGES. [1]	Under 1 Year. [2]	1-4 [3]	5-9 [4]	10-14 [5]	15-19 [6]	20-24 [7]	25-29 [8]	30-34 [9]	35-39 [10]	40-44 [11]	45-49 [12]	50-55 [13]	55-59 [14]	60-64 [15]	65-69 [16]	70-74 [17]	75-79 [18]	80-84 [19]	85 and over. [20]	Age not Stated. [21]
West Lothian ScoCnty Total		Males	41,993	798	3,165	4,416	4,417	4,290	3,754	3,482	2,975	2,464	2,381	2,227	2,066	1,921	1,455	1,024	660	325	126	45	2
		Females	39,438	850	3,209	4,453	4,195	3,318	3,131	3,151	2,936	2,636	2,405	2,105	1,960	1,606	1,340	943	667	335	133	65	0
Armadale Burgh		Males	2,527	51	179	298	298	244	247	211	184	147	148	139	93	98	88	52	29	15	3	3	0
		Females	2,327	61	205	279	246	187	204	192	185	152	135	114	98	91	62	54	40	16	5	1	0
Bathgate Burgh		Males	5,052	83	365	515	501	511	451	427	354	295	309	275	284	245	179	123	85	35	9	6	0
		Females	5,045	90	347	535	506	432	409	460	385	346	325	277	279	198	180	131	79	40	21	5	0
Boness Burgh		Males	5,074	99	382	550	513	493	471	419	354	309	267	302	270	249	168	100	78	35	14	1	0
		Females	5,021	99	392	612	530	449	405	381	378	346	297	286	255	195	146	100	74	48	14	14	0
Boness DoC		Males	2,068	56	159	250	229	202	195	176	144	134	112	116	83	78	49	33	28	12	8	4	0
		Females	1,935	49	172	249	230	175	153	159	154	131	104	95	72	66	49	34	24	11	4	4	0
Kirkliston and Winchburgh DoC		Males	2,706	32	170	237	274	309	244	194	199	162	177	152	148	135	115	84	40	21	10	3	0
		Females	2,643	52	159	222	277	243	233	197	184	170	175	187	127	135	100	73	64	25	13	7	0
Linlithgow Burgh		Males	1,790	33	116	168	153	163	151	145	142	102	108	104	100	109	68	68	30	25	4	1	0
		Females	1,876	27	146	159	166	156	128	160	159	127	124	111	113	75	78	61	45	28	10	3	0
Linlithgow DoC		Males	1,827	23	137	183	179	198	149	143	118	101	101	93	94	92	77	61	49	17	8	4	0
		Females	1,664	28	120	164	203	143	128	115	137	115	99	84	89	86	58	43	30	14	6	2	0
Queensferry Burgh		Males	863	18	82	89	82	73	67	80	56	48	56	42	38	55	29	22	12	4	9	1	0
		Females	935	12	86	87	88	79	76	77	63	63	54	56	46	39	51	22	15	15	3	3	0
Torphichen and Bathgate DoC		Males	3,869	85	297	412	413	446	340	352	296	222	179	167	168	158	133	98	52	33	13	5	0
		Females	3,419	85	320	446	392	282	284	266	261	195	176	159	157	130	109	80	44	20	10	3	0
Uphall DoC		Males	6,982	111	515	669	697	667	575	537	481	450	408	379	355	361	301	204	154	76	29	12	1
		Females	6,764	136	483	674	629	553	517	530	510	466	443	368	375	308	291	211	153	74	30	13	0
Whitburn Burgh		Males	1,328	25	117	144	133	142	107	126	99	79	73	54	60	56	54	24	19	10	6	0	0
		Females	1,112	29	107	131	115	71	84	101	95	74	59	53	55	54	31	20	19	7	5	2	0
Whitburn and Livingston DoC		Males	7,907	182	646	901	945	842	757	672	548	415	443	404	373	285	194	155	84	42	13	5	1
		Females	6,697	182	672	895	813	548	510	513	425	451	414	315	294	229	185	114	80	37	12	8	0

Comments:

1	The original table also includes statistics for marital status.

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