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II.—DATA.
4.
SURVEY OF PROPERTY DESTROYED AND DAMAGED.
(a) Civilian Buildings.
These were placed under main heads as follows:--
European Residential
Chinese
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Classes 1 and 2.
Classes 1 and 2.
Chinese Tenement Houses.
Offices and Public Buildings,
Factories and Stores.
Each building was divided into typical
"units".
For example, the unit for a
Chinese tenement house was taken as one floor of size 15' x 40'; so that an average tenement house four stories high was considered as 4 units.
The number of damaged building units may be summarised as follows:-
Building Units
Type of Building
Destroyed
Damaged
Totals
European Residential, Class I.
107
834
941
u.
203
974
1,177
23
Chinese Residential, Class I.
84
201
285
II.
78
368
446
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Tenement Houses
8,217
8,039
16,256
Offices and Public Buildings
Factories
169
301
470
141
274
415
Stores
361
155
516
Totals:
9,360
11,146
20,506
Included in the above figures are:-
Hospitals
Schools
Churches
Police Stations
Hotels
Theatres
(b) Services Buildings.
Destroyed
Damaged
12
52
22+200
56
120
4
14
17
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Type of Building
Destroyed
Damaged
Totals
Dockyard Buildings
Navy
Barracks
Other Buildings
15
15
455
37
41
15
30
21
Barracks (200 men)
Married Quarters (Men)
Army
Married Quarters (Officers)
Officers' Messes
Ancillary Buildings
65
40020
13
6
152
158
6
12
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18
3
5
215
280
Totals:
118
448
566
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In addition to the above, H.M.S. Tamar", the Naval depot ship, is a constructive total loss; she accommodated 152 men.