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Statement No. VII—Showing, side by side, the ratios, per 1,000 of population, of deaths
District.
1
Jalpaiguri ... ...
Rangpur ... ...
Dinajpur ... ...
Malda ... ...
Rajshahi ... ...
Pabna
...
... ...
Bogra ... ... ...
Mymensingh ... ... ...
Dacca ... ... ...
Faridpur ... ... ...
Bakarganj ... ... ...
Tippera ... ... ...
Noakhali ... ... ...
Chitlagong ... ...
Chittagong Hill Tracts ...
Sylhet ... ... ...
Cachar ... ... ...
Lushai Hills ... ... ...
Naga
„ ... ... ...
Khasi and Jaintia Hills ...
Goalpara ... ... ...
Kamrup ... ... ...
Darrang ... ... ...
Nowgong ... ... ...
Sibsagar ...
...
...
Lakhimpur ... ... ...
Garo Hills ... ... ...
Manipur ... ... ...
Total ... ...
1896-1897.
Ratio of deaths from
small-pox.
2
.004
.04
.01
.02
.001
.004
.19
.06
.11
.10
.007
.01
.01
.004
...
.35
.13
...
...
.02
.90
2.90
.30
...
1.71
4.28
.47
...
.22
Number of successful
vaccinations.
3
19,073
47,847
52,164
32,387
43,957
31,078
19,523
134,584
128,071
71,428
78,434
62,660
47,490
54,668
6,724
79,073
10,438
647
8,566
4,579
19,012
25,503
11,255
15,077
41,667
16,472
8,074
17,002
1,087,453
1897-1898.
Ratio of deaths from
small-pox.
4
...
.02
.01
.001
.01
.002
.02
.07
.04
.07
.002
.01
.004
.05
...
.23
.04
...
...
...
.06
2.60
4.04
.72
3.90
276
.37
...
.20
Number of successful
vaccinations.
5
18,474
47,581
42,851
34,605
48,739
38,772
18,529
124,170
115,133
85,705
81,898
70,226
29,682
28,395
5,826
84,709
10,904
458
9,257
4,260
26,657
24,138
13,927
19,453
30,985
16,932
8,649
19,050
949,965
1898-1899.
Ratio of deaths from
small-pox.
6
...
.01
.01
.01
.18
.007
.16
.05
.01
.08
.01
.009
.01
.04
...
.15
.01
...
...
.19
.50
.70
5.21
8.34
.72
.08
.07
...
.15
Number of successful
vaccinations.
7
17,620
54,285
43,687
29,376
46,065
37,894
17,021
111,487
111,526
58,175
57,097
54,684
31,815
55,848
7,861
70,257
11,055
724
7,232
8,231
19,836
31,858
12,502
7,714
21,065
17,596
15,278
21,931
99,720
1899-1900.
Ratio of deaths from
small-pox.
8
.03
.008
.01
01
.03
.005
.11
.03
.008
.02
.002
.0005
.009
.03
...
.09
.01
...
...
.54
.07
.20
5.56
.24
.02
...
.07
...
.06
Number of successful
vaccinations.
9
10,548
58,127
35,510
26,003
39,950
30,389
21,566
136,500
111,610
51,769
67,006
57,175
29,951
48,629
7,988
83,242
11,058
1,236
4,297
4,725
19,113
25,370
8,616
9,560
23,518
17,396
27,526
17,128
993,506
15
from small-pox and the number of successful vaccination during the ten years ending 1905-1906.
1900-1901.
Ratio of deaths from
small-pox.
10
.24
.01
.01
.008
.02
.02
.05
.14
.07
.05
.05
.003
.10
.01
...
.33
.02
...
...
.03
.03
.10
1.11
.04
.04
.10
...
...
.09
Number of successful
vaccinations.
11
21,440
49,270
39,311
29,471
47,828
40,950
27,112
152,959
112,512
53,036
75,838
60,605
39,060
60,312
5,367
72,574
12,033
2,014
12,633
4,437
20,078
24,695
8,032
8,208
30,662
18,680
15,324
16,109
1,067,550
1901-1902.
Ratio of deaths from
small-pox.
12
.17
.76
.51
.09
.02
.16
.27
.81
.21
.09
.08
.12
.32
.01
...
2.00
.18
...
...
.07
.46
.08
1.03
.04
.11
.29
.06
...
.43
Number of successful
vaccinations.
13
21,895
50,730
47,745
30,048
50,750
49,570
22,361
194,491
103,306
81,565
99,395
69,037
52,469
68,994
6,128
95,178
12,454
1,269
7,439
4,338
21,462
21,065
9,325
11,037
31,040
19,017
11,960
15,856
1,210,424
1902-1903.
Ratio of deaths from
small-pox.
14
.15
.88
.56
.09
.02
.43
.48
.37
.30
.07
.03
.18
.008
.01
...
1.38
2.46
...
...
.02
.26
.10
.10
.16
.03
.02
.007
...
.37
Number of successful
vaccinations.
15
22,972
61,632
57,319
30,220
49,819
44,326
24,628
144,931
102,061
95,520
117,824
80,556
32,952
56,165
6,72.
104,483
8,128
4,105
7,795
4,469
16,147
29,369
11,285
11,526
31,064
19,361
11,804
17,034
1,204,216
1903-1904.
Ratio
of deaths from
small-pox.
16
.62
.51
.13
.10
.14
1.01
.99
.14
.36
.01
.03
.15
.01
...
...
.07
.96
...
...
...
.17
.08
.15
.52
.04
...
.007
...
.23
Number of successful
Vaccinations.
17
25,470
75,744
41,001
31,444
53,170
47,243
25,769
158,658
97,698
120,879
124,105
76,420
37,095
63,903
6,722
99,696
9,725
2,592
4,089
5,373
17,395
23,320
12,571
9,964
31,228
18,898
10,914
16,958
1,248,544
1904-1905.
Ratio of deaths from
small-pox.
18
.92
.12
.22
.02
.02
.73
.74
.11
.53
.01
.02
.10
.01
.02
...
.01
.06
...
...
...
.07
.20
1.07
3.49
.35
...
.007
...
.20
Number of successful
vaccinations.
19
23,287
64,629
41,376
31,705
49,475
42,960
23,327
163,386
106,289
123,866
127,154
77,198
56,564
78,428
5,889
113,890
9,959
2,175
5,514
5,263
20,170
31,051
10,852
11,316
28,422
14,942
11,967
13,953
1,295,007
1905-1905.
Ratio of deaths from
small-pox.
20
.04
.01
.11
.001
.02
.10
.14
.16
.17
02
.16
.01
.19
.55
...
.008
.01
...
...
...
.15
3.17
1.32
.08
.14
.04
...
..
.18
Number of successful
vaccinations.
21
27,684
70,834
45,921
32,032
53,292
46,701
23,748
166,838
88,154
141,847
116,892
67,860
67,485
130,419
5,751
110,363
18,519
2,320
5,952
5,776
18,010
21,911
12,545
11,809
28,466
14,927
15,830
14,517
1,366,403
16
Provincial Statement showing the different kinds of Lymph used
District.
1
Jalpaiguri ... ...
Rangpur ... ...
Dinajpur ... ...
Malda ... ...
Rajshahi
... ...
Pabna
... ...
Bogra ... ...
Mymensingh ... ...
Dacca
... ...
Fatidpur
... ...
Bakarganj
... ...
Tippera ... ...
Noakhali ... ...
Chittagong
...
...
Chittagong Hills Tracts
Sylhet ... ...
Cachar ... ...
Lushai Hills ... ...
Naga
„ ... ...
Khasi and Jaintia Hills ...
Goalpara
...
...
Kamrup
...
...
Darrang ... ...
Nowgong
...
...
Sibsagar
...
...
Lakhimpur ... ...
Garo Hills ... ...
Manipur State ... ...
Total
Primary vaccinations.
Direct from calf.
Total.
2
2,518
...
32,730
1,105
29,364
2,043
6,337
10,153
4,037
50
274
145
...
...
...
111,474
...
...
...
...
...
...
12,371
...
28,765
...
14,757
...
255,123
Suceessful.
3
2,509
...
32,502
1,081
28,268
2,030
6,331
9,003
3,970
50
238
145
...
...
...
110,162
...
...
...
...
...
...
11,705
...
28,432
...
14,640
...
251,961
Unsuccessful.
4
7
...
212
21
29
11
13
171
32
...
36
...
...
...
...
1,193
...
...
...
...
...
...
621
...
281
...
100
...
2,723
Unknown.
5
2
...
16
3
67
3
...
77
35
...
...
...
...
...
119
...
...
...
...
...
...
45
...
52
...
17
...
435
Percentage of successful
cases.
6
99.65
...
99.31
97.82
99.66
99.36
99.79
97.55
98.30
100.00
86.86
100.00
...
...
...
98.82
...
...
...
...
...
...
94.61
...
98.84
...
99.24
...
98.76
With lanoline lymph.
Total.
7
683
930
1,838
1,080
868
4,010
584
17,659
10,563
37,412*
88,592
36,573
9,980
27,531
19,768
11,218*
103
40*
...
18,619
2,539
6,132
5,765*
18,093*
23,710*
...
11,910
...
14,843*
...
16,639*
337,631
Successful.
8
487
883
1,807
957
846
3,837
436
16,911
9,910
36,722
87,757
32,138
9,634
26,939
19,155
11,094
103
40
...
18,404
2,311
5,789
5,765
17,994
21,387
...
11,809
...
14,616
...
14,490
372,261
Unsuccessful.
9
187
47
36
117
30
102
146
603
369
451
637
2,693
375
577
507
111
...
...
...
188
43
343
...
99
2,167
...
93
...
227
...
1,770
11,788
Unknown.
10
8
...
5
6
2
21
2
145
284
339
203
1,742
81
15
106
13
...
...
...
37
185
...
...
...
156
...
8
...
...
...
379
3,632
Percentage of successful
cases.
11
71.46
94.94
99.81
88.70
97.46
96.93
74.65
95.76
93.80
98.30
99.05
87.87
96.43
97.84
96.89
98.89
100.00
100.00
...
98.85
91.02
94.41
100.00
99.45
90.20
...
99.15
...
98.47
...
87.08
96.02
Arm-to-arm vaccination.
Total.
12
24,544
70,174
2,401
30,902
23,393
41,717
16,483
141,085
35,515
53,996
88,487
58,317
41,722
92,377
5,327
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
727,240
Successful.
13
24,414
69,349
3,386
29,876
23,251
40,466
16,258
138,090
35,917
53,716
84,198
57,615
40,366
91,538
5,263
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
712,633
Unsuccessful.
14
47
680
8
503
22
950
I84
1,557
203
193
1,763
384
1,138
450
42
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
8,124
Unknown.
15
53
145
7
523
30
301
41
1,438
395
87
3,526
218
318
389
22
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
6,483
Percentage of successful
Cases.
16
99.59
98.82
99.37
96.60
99.82
97.00
98.63
97.87
98.30
99.48
95.15
98.96
96.51
99.09
98.77
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
97.99
* Glycerine
17
and their rates of success during the year 1905-1906.
Revaccinations.
Direct from calf.
Total.
17
54
...
6,910
16
1,005
45
230
94
191
...
...
20
...
...
...
327
...
...
...
...
...
...
1,163
...
54
...
1,193
...
11,304
Successful.
18
44
...
5,613
3
660
15
91
70
83
...
...
13
...
...
...
201
...
...
...
...
...
...
840
...
31
...
1,190
...
8,851
Unsuccessful.
19
8
...
1,243
12
332
29
133
18
104
...
...
6
...
...
...
57
...
...
...
...
...
...
300
...
20
...
3
...
2,205
Unknown.
20
3
...
54
1
13
1
6
6
4
...
...
1
...
...
...
69
...
...
...
...
...
...
23
...
...
...
2
...
102
Percentage of successful
cases.
21
81.48
...
81.22
18.70
65.67
33.33
39.56
74.46
43.40
...
...
65.00
...
...
...
61.46
...
...
...
...
...
...
72.22
...
62.96
...
99.28
...
8.35
With lanoline lymph.
Total.
22
456
752
1,796
176
158
801
1,079
1,265
604
1,318*
905
1,494
382
553
3,445
5,059*
61
113*
...
174
9
231
16*
22*
713*
...
...
...
327*
...
75*
21,977
Successful.
23
170
500
1,123
103
80
224
305
918
290
666
324
298
188
222
2,748
4,985
24
89
...
115
9
163
11
16
524
...
...
...
311
...
27
11,433
Unsuccessful.
24
215
252
637
51
75
473
753
280
278
528
459
935
78
318
580
62
37
20
...
59
...
68
5
6
189
...
...
...
16
...
46
6,420
Unknown.
25
71
...
36
22
3
104
21
67
36
124
122
36l
116
13
117
5
...
4
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
3
1,124
Percentage of successful
cases.
26
37.25
66.48
62.53
58.50
50.63
27.96
28.26
72.56
48.01
50.53
35.80
19.90
60.06
40.14
79.76
98.67
39.34
78.76
...
74.19
100.00
70.56
68.75
72.72
73.49
...
...
...
93.80
...
36.00
65.67
Arm-to-arm vaccination.
Total.
27
37
138
3,057
16
338
410
534
1,492
1,139
...
106
307
98
1,711
434
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
9,817
Successful.
28
30
102
2,490
12
187
79
334
968
596
...
20
275
53
875
232
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
6,258
Unsucessful.
29
7
36
555
3
139
323
175
446
515
...
71
32
32
447
202
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
..
...
...
...
2,909
Unknown.
30
...
...
12
1
12
3
25
78
27
...
15
...
8
389
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
570
Percentage of successful
cases.
31
81.08
73.89
81.45
75.00
55.32
19.27
62.54
64.87
52.30
...
18.96
89.57
59.18
51.13
53.45
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
63.74
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8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
Introductory
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Vaccination agencies ... ... ... ...
Total number of operations ... ... ... ...
Deaths from small-pox ... ... ... ...
Dispensary Vaccination ... ... ... ...
Percentage of successful operations ... ... ...
Different methods of Vaccination ... ... ...
Vaccination work in the districts ... ... ...
Composition and strength of the Inspecting Agency ... ...
Verification by Inspecting Officers ... ... ...
Working of the Compulsory Vaccination Acts ... ...
Vaccine Depôt ... ... ... ... ...
Cost of the Department ... ... ... ...
General ... ... ... ... ...
Diagram showing death-rates from small-pox ... ...
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Nil.
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VACCINATION RETURNS
OF THE
PROVINCE OF EASTERN BENGAL AND ASSAM
FOR THE YEAR
1906-1907.
1. Introductory.—Nil.
2. Vaccination Agencies.—Nil.
3. Total number of operations.
The total vaccinations in the Province numbered 1,318,032, of which 1,262,029
were primary and 56,003 were revaccinations.
The above total consists of :—
1,276,152 operations by officers of the Vaccine Department.
25,602 operations by Dispensary Agents.
15,871 operations by Tea-Garden Agents.
407 operations by Railway Agents.
Though less than the total of the previous year (which was one of unusual
activity) by 110,994 operations, it is still above the average of the last decade by
118,226.
4. Deaths from small-pox.
The reported deaths from small-pox numbered 7,534 (.24 per 1,000). The rate
was highest in Kamrup, which is the home of the Mahapurushiyas (3. 4) and in the
neighbouring districts of Darrang (1.79) and Goalpara (1.22) in the Assam Valley.
There was also an epidemic in the Chittagong district which caused a death rate of 1.10
among a population of 1,353,250. A diagram showing the death rate from small-pox
and the proportion of the population protected by vaccination during the last seven
years is attached.
5. Dispensary Vaccination.
The operations by dispensary agents numbered 25,602, less by 2,133 than the
record of the previous year. Of these 23,907 were primary.
The Civil Surgeons of Sylhet and Cachar have drawn attention to the unsatisfactory
condition of dispensary vaccination in their districts, and they point out that the
results are by no means as good as they appear to be. In these districts, around each
Local Board dispensary, areas of three mile radius, which are frequently densely
populated, are reserved for the Hospital Assistant and his compounder. With these
officials vaccination must always remain a secondary consideration. They have few
opportunities of leaving their regular work to attend to it, and as they do not belong
to the Vaccine Department the operations which they perform cannot be inspected by
the Circle Sub-Inspector. The result of these conditions is that indifferently vacci-
nated areas are springing up around each dispensary, in the very places where the
operations ought to be most complete.
The Civil Surgeons have recommended that these reserved areas should in future
be brought under the control of the Vaccine Department and that vaccination at the
dispensaries should in future be for those who prefer it, and in the districts in which
licensed vaccinators are employed for the poorer people who cannot afford to pay the
customary fee.
The Civil Surgeon of Bakarganj and some other Civil Surgeons in Eastern Bengal
have suggested introducing dispensary vaccination into their districts. I do not,
however, think it desirable to remove the work in thickly populated areas, away from
the control of the responsible vaccination staff; and in the Eastern Bengal districts
the practice would be open to the additional objection that it would remove the work
of the most lucrative areas from the hands of the licensed vaccinators to whom it
represents a living.
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12. Vaccine Depôt.
The expenditure was Rs. 16,858-12-11, showing an increase on that of the
previous year of Rs. 6,650-10-4. 948 calves were vaccinated, and vaccine was taken.
from 781. 848,408 tubes were loaded.
In 1905-1906, the Eastern Bengal districts were supplied with lanoline-
vaccine from the Calcutta and Darjeeling depôts. During the year under report
these districts were supplied with an equivalent quantity of glycerinated vaccine
from the Shillong Depôt. The quality of the vaccine was uniformly reported to be
excellent.
As has been shown above in paragraph 7, a large increase has been made in the
number of operations performed with glycerinated vaccine. Arrangements are
being made to supply the whole Province with it during the ensuing season, and
to discontinue arm-to-arm and calf-to-arm vaccination.
A new operating room is being made in the depôt, with impermeable marble
flooring and walls, and the site has been extended so as to allow of the unvaccinated
cattle being kept separately from those under operation.
Special apparatus is being purchased with which to mix the pulp with the
glycerine, and another apparatus for mechanically sucking the mixture up into the
capillary tubes. The latter instrument has been designed by Major Entrican, I.M.S.
It promises to be exceedingly useful.
Thanks are due to Major Green, I.M.S., the Superintendent of the Depôt,
to whose careful management and supervision the excellent quality of the vaccine
has been due, and to Hospital Assistant Kamal Charan Datta, on whom the burden
of its preparation and distribution has fallen.
13. Cost of the Department.
The total cost of the Department during the year was Rs. 90,634-12-5, against
Rs. 80,103-5-8 of the previous year. Of the former amount Rs. 62,102 was paid from
Provincial Funds, Rs.21,845 from Local Funds, Rs. 4,692 from Municipal Funds and
Rs. 1,995 by the Manipur State.
14. General.
(1) Railway vaccination.
(a) Eastern Bengal Railway.—176 operations were performed, of which 96
were primary and 80 re-vaccinations, and their successful precentages
were 72.92 and 90, respectively.
(b) Assam-Bengal Railway.—231 were performed, of which 207 were primary
and 24 re-vaccinations.
(2) Tea gardens.—Of 15,871 operations performed by garden agencies, 15,800
were primary of which 98.28 per cent. proved successful. In the tea gardens of the
Jalpaiguri district no operations were performed by garden agencies.
Shillong,
The 30th may 1907.
E. C. HARE, Lieut.-Col., I.M.S.,
Sanitary Commissioner, Eastern Bengal and Assam.
The following diagram illustrates the death-rates from small-pox in each district side by side with the
proportion of the population protected against the disease by vaccination during the seven years 1906-1901
to 1906-1907.
The following diagram illustrates the death-rates from small-pox in each district side by side with the
proportion of the population protected against the disease by vaccination during the seven years 1900-1901
to 1906-1907.
Note—The thin lines indicate death-rates from small-pox.
The thick lines indicate the proportion of population protected by vaccination.
INDEX TO STATEMENTS.
STATEMENT I—Conspectus of Vaccination operations in the Province
of Eastern Bengal and Assam during the year 1906-
1907 ... ... ... ... ...
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II.—Showing the cost of Vaccination in the Province of
Eastern Bengal and Assam during the year 1906-
1907... ... ... ... ...
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III.—Showing the Dispensary Vaccination in the Province
of Eastern Bengal and Assam during the year 1906-
1907... ... ... ... ...
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IV.—Showing the number of persons primarily vaccinated
and the number of those persons who were success-
fully vaccinated in the Province of Eastern Bengal
and Assam in each of the undermentioned official years
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V.—Showing particulars of Vaccination verified by Inspect-
ing Officers for the year 1906-1907 ... ...
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VI.—Showing the protection afforded to infants in each
town in the Province of the Eastern Bengal and Assam
during the year 1906-1907 ... ... ...
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VII.—Showing, side by side, the ratios, per 1,000 of popula-
tion, of deaths from small-pox and the number of
successful vaccinations during the ten years ending
1906-1907
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...
...
...
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PROVINCIAL.
[NOT PRINTED.]
ANNEXURE I.
IMPERIAL STATEMENT.
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A.—VACCINE
Statement No. I.—Conspectus of Vaccination Operations in
No.
1
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
District.
2
DACCA DIVISION.
Dacca
...
Mymensingh
Faridpur...
Bakarganj
Total of Dac-
ca Division
By paid vaccinators
...
By licensed vaccinators
By paid vaccinators
...
By licensed vaccinators
By paid vaccinators
...
By licensed vaccinators
By paid vaccinators
...
By licensed vaccinators
By paid vaccinators
...
By licensed vaccinators
CHITTAGONG DIVISION.
Chittagong
Tippera
...
Noakhali...
Chittagong
Hill Tracts.
Total of
Chittagong
Division.
By paid vaccinators
...
By licensed vaccinators
By paid vaccinators
...
By licensed vaccinators
By paid vaccinators
...
By licensed vaccinators
By paid vaccinators ...
By paid vaccinators ...
By licensed vaccinators
RAJSHAHI DIVISION.
Rajshahi...
Dinajpur...
Jalpaiguri
Rangpur ...
Bogra
...
Pabna
...
Malda...
Total of
Rajshahi
Division.
By paid vaccinators
...
By licensed vaccinators
By paid vaccinators ...
By licensed vaccinators
By paid vaccinators
...
By licensed vaccinators
By paid vaccinators
...
By licensed vaccinators
By paid vaccinators
...
By licensed vaccinators
By paid vaccinators
...
By licensed vaccinators
By paid
vaccinators...
By licensed vaccinators
By paid vaccinators
...
By licensed vaccinators
Population of district according
to the census of 1901.
3
2,644,435
3,915,068
1,942,733
2,291,752
10,793,988
1,353,250
2,117,991
1,141,728
124,762
4,737,731
1,462,407
1,567,080
787,380
2,154,181
854,533
1,420,461
884,030
9,130,072
Average population per square
mile.
4
950
618
851
628
717
543
848
694
24
402
564
397
266
617
629
772
466
505
Average number of vaccinators
employed throughout the season.
5
5
93
8
101
2
88
5
110
20
392
14
57
3
61
1
51
11
29
169
8
62
1
31
1
28
2
57
2
28
2
50
2
43
18
299
Total number of persons
vaccinated.
6
Male.
2,555
39,844
2,801
75,312
1,423
56,311
2,263
60,155
9,042
231,622
3,653
54,173
1,257
38,098
135
33,321
4,062
9,107
125,592
3,444
26,773
622
24,361
246
12,288
599
30,211
523
12,862
1,387
24,841
674
16,399
7,495
147,735
Female.
1,124
38,617
1,489
70,481
668
54,388
486
58,376
3,767
221,862
2,334
47,038
695
36,671
107
29,685
3,497
6,633
113,394
2,138
24,896
308
20,015
153
11,518
185
27,992
309
11,556
624
22,391
536
15,372
4,253
133,740
Total.
3,679
78,461
4,290
145,793
2,091
110,699
2,749
118,531
12,809
453,484
5,987
101,211
1,952
74,769
242
63,006
7,559
15,740
238,986
5,582
51,669
930
44,376
399
23,806
784
58,203
832
24,418
2,011
47,232
1,210
31,771
11,748
281,475
Average number of persons vaccin-
ated by each vaccinator.
7
735
843
536
1,443
1,045
1,257
550
1,077
640
1,156
427
1,775
650
1,225
242
1,235
687
543
1,414
698
833
930
1,431
399
850
392
1,021
416
872
1,005
944
605
738
653
941
Primary
Total.
8
2,082
78,127
3,196
145,038
1,775
110,076
2,051
118,531
9,104
451,772
3,149
83,341
1,356
74,308
225
62,554
4,446
9,176
220,203
2,002
50,591
468
38,916
267
23,744
320
57,596
447
24,214
1,255
46,619
811
31,437
5,570
273,117
Under one year.
9
1,01
16,826
831
31,153
597
46,993
265
21,333
2,708
116,305
475
14,007
384
18,985
121
22,903
799
1,779
55,895
896
25,349
112
14,201
157
13,918
69
16,862
85
6,172
529
12,961
323
19,762
2,171
109,225