[Report 1935] / Medical Officer of Health and School Medical Officer of Health, Derbyshire County Council.

  • Derbyshire (England). County Council.
Date:
1935
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Credit: [Report 1935] / Medical Officer of Health and School Medical Officer of Health, Derbyshire County Council. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    The Districts, therefore, as they exist on April 1st, 1936, together with their acreage and population, are given in the following Table :— District. Area in Acres. Census Population, 1931. Urban. Alfreton 5,176 22,262 Ashbourne ... 1,070 4,708 Bakewell 3,061 3,028 Belper 4,294 14,205 Bolsover 4,526 9,808 Buxton (Borough) ... 6,337 16,884 Chesterfield (Borough) 8,472 64,160 Clay Cross ... 2,349 8,781 Dronfield 3,452 6,388 Glossop (Borough) ... 3,323 20,001 Heanor 4,417 22,482 Ilkeston (Borough) ... 3,017 33,164 Long Eaton ... 3,559 23,321 Matlock 16,599 16,596 New Mills 5,209 8,551 Ripley 5,415 17,713 Staveley 6,504 17,845 Swadlincote ... 3,755 20,604 Whaley Bridge 3,487 4,789 Wirksworth ... 4,016 4,855 98,038 340,145 Rural. Ashbourne ... 86,188 11,661 Bakewell 85,643 19,272 Belper 48,074 23,106 Blackwell 21,668 44,689 Chapel-en-le-Frith 103,418 18,770 Chesterfield ... 69,139 64,968 Clown ... ... ... 1 13,429 17,720 Repton 65,653 26,438 Shardlow 44,204 41,097 537,416 267,721 Whole County 635,454 607,866 INHABITED HOUSES. estimated number of houses in the County at the end of information supplied by the Local Medical Officers o^ealth was 166,796, of which 87,979 are in the Boroughs and Urban Districts and 78,817 in Rural Districts.