User:Lozleader/county boroughs
1901 census[edit]
County boroughs with less than 50,000 population[edit]
- Bath 49,839
- Oxford 49,336
- Dudley 48,733
- Gloucester 47,955
- Exeter 47,185
- Worcester 46,624
- Chester 38,309
- Canterbury 24,899
Non-county boroughs and urban districts with more than 50,000 population[edit]
Metropolitan:
- Willesden UD 114,811 (ie larger than Norwich)
- Tottenham UD 102,703 (larger than South Shields)
- Leyton UD 98,912 (larger than Burnley)
- East Ham UD (MB 1904) 96,008 (larger than Huddersfield)
- Walthamstow UD 95,131 (larger than Huddersfield)
- Hornsey UD (MB 1903) 72,056 (larger than Devonport) (promoted bill to become county borough in 1904)
Non-Metropolitan:
- Rhondda UD 113,735 (larger than Preston)
- Aston Manor UD (MB 1903) 77,326 (larger than Reading)
- Merthyr Tydfil (MB 1905, CB 1908) 69,288 (larger than Newport)
- West Hartlepool (CB 1902) 62,627 (larger than Hanley)
- King's Norton and Northfield UD 57,122 (larger than Burton-upon-Trent)
- Smethwick (CB 1907) 54,539 (larger than Great Yarmouth)
- Rotherham (CB 1902) 54,349 (larger than Great Yarmouth)
- Handsworth UD (Warks) 52,921 (larger than Great Yarmouth)
- Stockton 51,478 (larger than Great Yarmouth)
- Tynemouth (CB 1904) 51,366 (larger than Great Yarmouth)
- Dewsbury (CB 1913) 51,246 (larger than Burton upon Trent)
1911 census[edit]
County boroughs with less than 50,000 population[edit]
- Exeter 48,664
- Burton 48,266
- Worcester 47,982
- Chester 39,028
- Canterbury 24,626
Non-county boroughs and urban districts with more than 50,000 population[edit]
Metropolitan:
- Willesden UD 154,214
- Tottenham UD 137,418 (larger than Blackburn)
- East Ham (CB 1915) 133,487
- Walthamstow UD 124,580 (larger than Norwich)
- Leyton UD 98,912 (larger than St Helens)
- Hornsey 84,592 (larger than York) (promoted bill to become county borough in 1915)
- Ilford UD 78,188
- Edmonton UD 64,797 (larger than West Hartlepool)
- Ealing 61,222 (larger than Hastings)
- Acton UD 57,497
- Enfield UD 56,338 (larger than Great Yarmouth)
- Wimbledon 54,966
Other:
- Rhondda UD 152,781 (larger than sunderland)
- King's Norton and Northfield UD (absorbed by Birmingham 1912) (larger than Bournemouth) 81,153
- Wallasey (CB 1913) 78,504 (larger than Reading)
- Aston Manor (absorbed by Birmingham 1912) 75,029 (larger than Ipswich)
- Handsworth UD (Warks) (absorbed by Birmingham 1912) 68,610 (larger than West Bromwich)
- Southend-on-Sea (CB 1914) 62,713 (larger than Rotherham)
- Gillingham 61,536
- Cambridge 55,812
- Darlington (CB 1915) 55,631
- Dewsbury (CB 1913) 53,351 (larger than Oxford)
- Stockton 52,154
- Wakefield (CB 1915) 51,511 (larger than Dudley)
- Aberdare UD 50,830
- Swindon 50,751 (larger than Bath)
- Barnsley (CB 1913) 50,614 (larger than Gloucester)
1921 census[edit]
County boroughs with less than 50,000 population[edit]
- Burton 48,909
- Worcester 48,833
- Chester 40,802
- Canterbury 23,737
Non-county boroughs and urban districts with more than 50,000 population[edit]
Metropolitan:
- Willesden UD 165,674
- Tottenham UD 146,711 (larger than Birkenhead)
- Walthamstow UD (MB 1929) 129,395
- Leyton UD (MB 1926) 128,430 (larger than Coventry)
- Hornsey 87,659
- Ilford UD (MB 1926) 85,194 (larger than York)
- Ealing 67,755
- Edmonton UD 66,807 (larger than Hastings)
- Wimbledon 61,418
- Acton (MB 1921) 61,299
- Enfield UD 60,738 (larger than Great Yarmouth)
- Hendon UD 56,013 (larger than Dudley)
Non-metropolitan:
- Rhondda UD 162,717 (larger than Southampton)
- Stockton 64,126 (larger than Tynemouth)
- Chesterfield 61,232
- Cambridge 59,264 (had applied for county borough status in 1913)
- Luton 57,075 (larger than Oxford) (had applied for county borough status in 1913)
- Aberdare UD 55,007
- Swindon 54,290 (larger than Dewsbury)
- Doncaster (CB 1927) 54,064
- Gillingham 54,026 (larger than Barnsley)
1931 census[edit]
County boroughs with less than 75,000 population[edit]
- Darlington 72,086
- Barnsley 71,522
- Merthyr Tydfil 71,108
- Rotherham 69,691
- Bath 68,815
- West Hartlepool 68,135
- Barrow 66,202
- Exeter 66,029
- Hastings 65,207
- Tynemouth 64,922
- Doncaster 63,316
- Dudley 59,583
- Wakefield 59,122
- Eastbourne 57,435
- Carlisle 57,304
- Great Yarmouth 56,771
- Bury 56,182
- Dewsbury 54,302
- Gloucester 52,937
- Worcester 50,546
- Chester 41,440
- Canterbury 24,446
Non-county boroughs and urban districts with more than 75,000 population[edit]
- Willesden UD (MB 1933) 184,434 (larger than Bolton)
- Tottenham UD (MB 1934) 157,772 (larger than Birkenhead)
- Rhondda UD 141,346 (larger than Oldham)
- Walthamstow 132,972
- Ilford 131,061
- Leyton 128,313 (larger than Norwich)
- Ealing 117,707 (larger than Bournemouth)
- Hendon UD (MB 1932) 115,682 (larger than Huddersfield)
- Hornsey 95,523 (larger than Northampton)
- Dagenham 89,362 (larger than Ipswich)
- Edmonton UD (MB 1937) 77,658 (larger than Bootle)
- Heston & Isleworth UD (MB 1932) 75,460
1951 census[edit]
County boroughs with less than 75,000 population[edit]
- Bootle 74,977
- West Hartlepool 72,662
- Carlisle 67,798
- Barrow 67,476
- Gloucester 67,280
- Tynemouth 66,564
- Hastings 65,522
- Dudley 62,526
- Merthyr Tydfil 61,142
- Worcester 59,703
- Bury 58,838
- Eastbourne 57,821
- Great Yarmouth 51,105
- Burton 49,167
- Chester 48,237
- Canterbury 27,795
Non-county boroughs and urban districts with more than 75,000 population[edit]
- Harrow UD (MB 1955) 219,494 (larger than Plymouth)
- Ealing 187,323
- Ilford 184,706 (larger than Sunderland)
- Willesden 179,697 (larger than Southampton)
- Hendon 155,857 (larger than Southend)
- Wembley 131,384
- Tottenham 126,929 (larger than Oldham)
- Walthamstow 121,135 (larger than Preston)
- Dagenham 114,568 (larger than Walsall)
- Rhondda UD (MB 1955) 111,389 (larger than Blackburn)
- Enfield UD (MB 1955) 110,465
- Luton 110,381 (larger than St Helens)
- Heston & Isleworth 106,847 (larger than South Shields)
- Leyton 105,978
- Twickenham 105,663 (larger than Ipswich)
- Edmonton 104,270
- Hornchurch UD 104,092 (larger than Wallasey)
- Hornsey 98,159
- Bexley 88,781 (larger than Rochdale)
- Romford 88,002 (larger than West Bromwich)
- Chislehurst & Sidcup UD 83,850
- Poole 83,007
- Cambridge 81,500 (larger than Warrington)
- Barking 78,170 (larger than Smethwick)
1961 census[edit]
County boroughs with less than 100,000 population[edit]
- Halifax 96,120
- West Bromwich 96,041
- Doncaster 86,322
- Rochdale 85,787
- Darlington 84,184
- Bootle 82,773
- Bath 80,901
- Burnley 80,559
- Exeter 80,321
- Wigan 78,690
- West Hartlepool 77,035
- Warrington 75,964
- Barnsley 74,704
- Carlisle 71,101
- Tyneside 70,091
- Gloucester 69,773
- Smethwick 68,390
- Hastings 66,478
- Worcester 65,923
- Barrow 64,927
- Dudley 62,965
- Wakefield 61,268
- Eastbourne 60,918
- Bury 60,149
- Chester 59,268
- Rotherham 59,209
- Merthyr Tydfil 59,039
- Great Yarmouth 52,970
- Dewsbury 52,963
- Burton 50,701
- Canterbury 30,415
Non-county boroughs and urban districts with more than 100,000 population[edit]
Metropolitan:
- Harrow 209,080 (larger than Southampton)
- Ealing 183,077
- Ilford 178,024
- Willesden 171,001 (larger than Southend)
- Hendon 151,843 (larger than Wolverhampton)
- Hornchurch UD 131,014 (larger than Huddersfield)
- Wembley 124,892 (larger than Ipswich)
- Romford 114,584
- Tottenham 113,249
- Enfield 109,542 (larger than South Shields)
- Walthamstow 108,845
- Dagenham 108,368 (larger than Oxford)
- Heston & Isleworth 103,013
- Twickenham 100,971
Non-metropolitan:
- Luton (CB 1964) 131,583
- Thurrock UD 114,263 (larger than Preston)
- Rhondda 100,287 (larger than Halifax)