1951 Census of England and Wales, County Report (Sample Report Title: Census 1951: England and Wales: County Report: Yorkshire West Riding), Table 12 : " Private Households by Density of Occupation (Persons per Room) for AC, MB, UD, RD".

List for top level	Hertfordshire	List for England Dep

click on unit name for its home page If appears click for more detailed statistics		Households in All Dwellings at successive densities						Population in All Households at successive densities
		Total [1]	over 3 [2]	3 & over 2 [3]	2 & over 1.5 [4]	1.5 & over 1 [5]	1 or less [6]	Total [7]	over 3 [8]	3 & over 2 [9]	2 & over 1.5 [10]	1.5 & over 1 [11]	1 or less [12]
Hertfordshire AdmC Total		179,037	326	1,121	4,521	16,034	157,035	579,946	1,680	5,743	23,518	84,331	464,674
Baldock UD		1,565	2	4	49	147	1,363	5,226	8	24	285	788	4,121
Barnet UD		7,535	13	50	222	578	6,672	24,005	58	191	941	3,062	19,753
Berkhamsted UD		3,371	3	15	68	245	3,040	10,606	18	119	415	1,264	8,790
Bishops Stortford UD		3,894	4	17	56	257	3,560	12,123	21	98	369	1,461	10,174
Bushey UD		4,512	14	52	147	383	3,916	14,122	62	217	582	1,913	11,348
Cheshunt UD		6,857	43	63	203	679	5,869	22,832	234	259	1,125	3,516	17,698
Chorleywood UD		1,402	1	1	17	53	1,330	4,382	4	5	86	264	4,023
East Barnet UD		12,647	18	59	251	1,032	11,287	40,070	107	350	1,247	5,201	33,165
Harpenden UD		4,477	5	12	61	255	4,144	13,696	24	62	275	1,287	12,048
Hemel Hempstead MB		6,818	8	41	167	606	5,996	22,254	42	239	952	3,195	17,826
Hertford MB		4,065	0	11	102	385	3,567	13,056	0	89	631	2,042	10,294
Hitchin UD		5,851	2	26	150	570	5,103	19,006	8	183	913	3,080	14,822
Hoddesdon UD		4,230	5	25	108	351	3,741	13,536	20	125	587	1,829	10,975
Letchworth UD		6,012	3	21	95	565	5,328	19,512	13	104	555	2,960	15,880
Rickmansworth UD		7,324	4	31	144	579	6,566	24,159	19	147	742	3,131	20,120
Royston UD		1,356	1	7	24	104	1,220	4,130	4	35	133	575	3,383
St Albans MB		13,500	11	82	307	1,114	11,986	42,574	61	436	1,399	5,725	34,953
Sawbridgeworth UD		1,153	1	3	19	88	1,042	3,520	4	17	103	464	2,932
Stevenage UD		2,014	3	6	36	142	1,827	6,429	13	39	222	779	5,376
Tring UD		1,643	3	9	36	120	1,475	4,921	13	32	191	625	4,060
Ware UD		2,352	3	23	89	230	2,007	7,856	18	159	593	1,265	5,821
Watford UD/MB		22,304	37	185	629	1,977	19,476	71,396	208	872	3,241	10,255	56,820
Welwyn Garden City UD		5,143	7	24	122	627	4,363	17,989	29	150	717	3,480	13,613
Berkhamsted RD		1,606	3	11	35	124	1,433	5,015	13	48	188	649	4,117
Braughing RD		3,220	5	11	62	240	2,902	10,118	37	57	380	1,297	8,347
Elstree RD		3,512	7	21	96	308	3,080	11,932	29	126	442	1,672	9,663
Hatfield RD		6,656	33	68	217	559	5,779	22,075	168	340	1,010	3,026	17,531
Hemel Hempstead RD		3,466	9	33	113	283	3,028	11,086	36	167	510	1,488	8,885
Hertford RD		2,483	4	12	52	248	2,167	8,197	26	75	291	1,328	6,477
Hitchin RD		6,534	24	38	177	608	5,687	21,141	126	194	1,067	3,285	16,469
St Albans RD		6,828	22	65	241	685	5,815	22,714	129	272	1,234	3,641	17,438
Ware RD		2,949	1	19	63	256	2,610	9,652	6	159	406	1,389	7,692
Watford RD		10,180	27	71	324	1,501	8,257	35,463	122	315	1,474	7,667	25,885
Welwyn RD		1,578	0	5	39	135	1,399	5,153	0	38	212	728	4,175
Potters Bar UD		5,185	7	24	69	313	4,772	16,370	32	98	334	1,652	14,254

Comments:

1

The dataset is a partial transcription. It contains only the figures for All households and population in all households. It omits columns containing figures related to shared dwelling households and all percentages. It also omits the county level breakdown of rows into number of persons per household.

Notes:

The following notes to the table appeared in the original report.

1	For definitions of dwellings, households, rooms, etc., see pp.vii and xvi.
2	See notes 3 and 4 to Table 11 for the treatment of households sharing dwellings.

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