Castle-Martin
Castle-Martin is a historic hundred in the county of Pembroke. It was number 4 out of 7 (in population) in the county of Pembroke and number 25 out of 90 in all of Wales.
Basic Statistics
Below is a snapshot of key statistics which are population, number of houses, and the female proportion of the population.

Family Occupations
This pie chart shows the principle occupation by family in Castle-Martin. For Castle-Martin, the proportion of families that were mainly involved in Agriculture was 33.61%. In Manufacture and Trade, the proportion was 38.57%, and other occupations made up 27.82%.
For comparison, for the entire county of Pembroke the proportion of families that were mainly involved in Agriculture was 48.05%. In Manufacture and Trade, the proportion was 27.23%, and other occupations made up 24.72%.
For comparison, for the entire country of Wales (including the county of Monmouth), the proportion of families that was mainly involved in Agriculture were 42.27%. In Manufacture and Trade, the proportion was 28.6%, and other occupations made up 29.13%.
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Male Occupations
The bar chart shows a breakdown in occupations of males over 20 in the hundred of Castle-Martin. The following is a proportion breakdown of each employment type (with comparisons to county and country levels):
Occupation | Castle-Martin | Pembroke | Wales |
---|---|---|---|
Agriculture Employing Labourers | 6.52% | 10.03% | 9.65% |
Agriculture Not Employing Labourers | 4.43% | 10.15% | 9.53% |
Agriculture that are Labourers | 27.17% | 33.1% | 27.22% |
Manufacturing | 0.11% | 0.71% | 4.29% |
Retail Trade or Handicraft | 35.85% | 26.07% | 22.51% |
Professional or other Education Occupation | 5.42% | 3.3% | 2.71% |
Labourers not in Agriculture | 10.53% | 8.71% | 17.48% |
Servants | 1.97% | 1.8% | 1.12% |
Other Occupations | 8.0% | 6.12% | 5.5% |
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Housing
This pie chart shows the houses in Castle-Martin by completion and whether they were inhabited. For Castle-Martin, the proportion of houses that were inhabited was 95.22%. For houses being built, the proportion was 1.99%, and uninhabited made up 2.79%.
For comparison, for the entire county of Pembroke, the proportion of houses that were inhabited was 96.11%. For houses being built, the proportion was 1.0%, and uninhabited made up 2.89%.
For comparison, for the entire country of Wales (including the county of Monmouth), the proportion of houses that were inhabited was 95.35%. For houses being built, the proportion was 0.8%, and uninhabited made up 3.84%.
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