Change in Population by Gender in the UK 1921-2021
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Title
Change in Population by Gender in the UK 1921-2021
Subject
GEOG-220 Final Project
Description
During the First World War, the United Kingdom created so-called “Pals Battalions” formed from groups of men living in the north of England; these battalions were, with little training and very little combat experience, sent into the frontlines at, among many others, the Battle of the Somme, where the British suffered the heaviest losses incurred by the Royal Armed Forces in one day, at around 49,000 men lost. As a result, entire towns in the north of Britain had their entire populations of men wiped out. This chart shows the UK Census taken after both World Wars, and what the current ratios of women to men are in each country.
Creator
Young, Sebastian
Date
Fall 2025
Format
Poster
Class Project Item Type Metadata
Course Code
GEOG-220
Course Title
Cartography Spa Data Vis/GIS
Professor
Curri, Neil
Status
Complete
Last Updated
Fall 2025
Files
Collection
Citation
Young, Sebastian , “Change in Population by Gender in the UK 1921-2021,” Vassar Student Sustainability Projects, accessed November 12, 2026, https://sustainabilityprojects.vassarspaces.net/items/show/435.
