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                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                  A—VACCINE

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                              STATEMENT No. I showing the Particulars of Vaccination in the

Number.

Districts.

Circles.

Population of districts or circles
according to the census of 1891.

Average population per square mile.

Average number of vaccinators
employed throughout the season.

Total number of persons
vaccinated.

Average number of persons vacci-
nated by each vaccinator.

Primary

Total.

Under 1 year.

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

Males.

Females.

Total.

38

Municipalities—cont.

Palghat ... ...

39,481

4,387

3

1,899

1,744

3,643

1,214

3,609

1,044

39

Parlákimedi ... ...

16,390

5,463

1

488

486

974

974

974

447

40

Periyakulam ... ...

16,363

606

1

460

440

900

900

755

586

41

Palni ... ... ...

16,940

2,420

1

435

306

741

741

575

248

42

Rajahmundry ... ...

28,397

2,366

2

1,212

673

1,885

1,885

1,476

603

43

Salem ... ... ...

67,710

11,285

2

1,649

1,498

3,147

1,573

3,141

2,550

44

Srírangam ... ...

21,632

3,090

1

556

527

1,083

1,083

1,059

342

45

Tanjore ... ... ...

54,390

6,799

2

941

953

1,894

947

1,882

428

46

Tellicherry ... ...

27,196

6,799

2

908

565

1,473

736

11,72

686

47

Tinnevelly ... ...

24,768

24,768

1

991

835

1,826

1,826

1,826

848

48

Trichinopoly ... ...

90,609

9,061

5

3,373

2,759

6,132

1,226

5,579

1,632

49

Tiruppattúr ... ...

16,499

4,125

2

390

356

746

373

731

607

50

Tirupati ... ...

14,242

...

1

260

236

496

496

480

368

51

Tuticorin ... ...

25,107

8,369

1

789

612

1,401

1,401

1,401

352

52

Vániyambádi ... ...

15,838

15,838

2

484

407

891

445

891

582

53

Vellore ... ... ...

44,925

11,231

2

1,546

968

2,514

1,257

2,287

1,343

54

Vizagapatam ... ...

34,487

11,496

1

964

611

1,575

1,575

1,421

1,071

55

Vizianagram ... ...

30,881

7,720

1

914

728

1,642

1,642

1,414

863

56

Wallajapet ... ...

10,485

10,485

1

281

249

530

530

514

337

Total of municipalities...

2,100,967

5,499

111

65,772

52,363

118,135

1,064

105,575

55,039

Grand Total ...

35,830,282

261

806

629,713

542,799

1,172,512

1,455

1,092,405

293,540

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                              * Besides these 1,066 cases were vaccinated in the jail outside municipal

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