Some facts and figures about parishes in Huntingdonshire from the 2001 Census:

• The average (mean) age in Winwick parish (49.1 years old) was more than 18 years older than in Brington and Molesworth parish (30.8 years old).
• More than 12% of the population were aged 75 or more in Broughton parish compared to none of the population in Covington parish.
• More than 30% of employed people in Buckworth/Barham & Woolley parishes worked mainly at or from home compared to less than 7% in Brampton.
• More than a quarter of people living in Waresley/Tetworth parishes were self-employed compared to just over 5% of people living in Huntingdon.
• Over 30% of people in Haddon and Perry parishes were single (never married).
• The parish with the highest level of people who considered their health to be good or fairly good was Abbots Ripton (98.4%).
• The level of people qualified to degree level or higher in Great Gransden parish (38.8%) was more than four times higher than in Farcet parish (9.5%).
• Just 1.9% of households in Grafham parish did not have a car or van.
• There were 2.3 cars per household in Winwick parish compared to 1.1 in St Neots Rural parish.

Cambridgeshire County Council's Research Group has produced profiles of parishes within Huntingdonshire.  These can be accessed from the link on the right.  A small number of parishes have been joined together for these profiles due to the low numbers of people and/or households in these areas.