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Census

CENSUS INFORMATION FOR OGBOURNE ST GEORGE

Some interesting information about the population in Ogbourne St George.

Taken from the Wiltshire council website

https://history.wiltshire.gov.uk/community/getcensus.php?id=196

OGBOURNE ST. GEORGE CENSUS INFORMATION

Year	Ogbourne St George	Wiltshire
1801	406	185,107
1811	400	193,828
1821	493	222,157
1831	548	240,156
1841	522	258,733
1851	593	254,221
1861	534	249,311
1871	548	257,177
1881	477	258,965
1891	461	264,997
1901	465	271,394
1911	482	286,822
1921	465	292,208
1931	435	303,373
1951	1,381	386,692
1961	421	422,950
1971	391	486,747
1981	404	518,545
1991	399	564,471
2001	478	613,024
2011	495	650,745

Note: There are some apparent anomalies in the census figures whereby there is a large increase or decrease in population over a ten year period. There are many reasons for these, including boundary changes, influx or removal of military personnel, expansion or closure of industries or, in the extreme case of Imber, the relocation of the entire population. We are unable to provide notes for all of these but they can be found in The Victoria History of Wiltshire, Vol.4 in the chapter on Population. Where there is no population figure against a date in the table above, we have been unable to identify a separate total for that community as it may have been combined with another community, or did not exist in its present form, at that date.