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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Visitors to Britain, July - September, 1959

Variable Details

Variableq3
LabelQ3 In which towns stayed overnight
Responses
1 London 57
2 Bournemouth 6
3 Brighton 1
4 Dover 402
5 Eastbourne 13
6 Folkestone 8
7 Hastings 10
8 Liverpool 0
9 Margate/Cliftonville 5
10 One or more South West Coast resorts 7
11 Ramsgate 5
12 One or more South Coast resorts or Channel Islands 19
20 One or more other East Coast resorts 11
30 One or more other North West Coast resorts and Isle of Man 4
40 One or more North East Coast resorts 21
50 Cambridge 47
60 Canterbury 5
70 Hampton Court 3
80 Lake District 11
90 Oxford 9
100 One or more English abbey/cathedral cities 24
110 Stratford-on-Avon 0
120 Windsor 5
200 One or more other English inland towns 29
300 Edinburgh 13
400 Glasgow 28
500 Inverness 333
600 One or more other places in Scotland 22
700 Wales 6
800 Northern Ireland 1
900 Wales country only mentioned 9
1100 Wales - cannot recall 3
1200 Wales - no answer 3
Sysmiss 94
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationVisitors to Britain, July - September, 1959
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