Template:Largest Urban Areas of the United Kingdom
Rank | Urban area | Pop. | Principal settlement | Rank | Urban area | Pop. | Principal settlement | ||
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Greater London |
9,787,426 | London | 11 | Bristol | 617,280 | Bristol | ||
2 | Greater Manchester |
2,553,379 | Manchester | 12 | Edinburgh | 512,150 | Edinburgh | ||
3 | West Midlands |
2,440,986 | Birmingham | 13 | Leicester |
508,916 | Leicester | ||
4 | West Yorkshire |
1,777,934 | Leeds | 14 | Belfast | 483,418 | Belfast | ||
5 | Greater Glasgow | 985,290 | Glasgow | 15 | Brighton & Hove | 474,485 | Brighton | ||
6 | Liverpool |
864,122 | Liverpool | 16 | South East Dorset | 466,266 | Bournemouth | ||
7 | South Hampshire | 855,569 | Southampton | 17 | Cardiff |
390,214 | Cardiff | ||
8 | Tyneside | 774,891 | Newcastle upon Tyne | 18 | Teesside | 376,633 | Middlesbrough | ||
9 | Nottingham | 729,977 | Nottingham | 19 | Stoke-on-Trent |
372,775 | Stoke-on-Trent | ||
10 | Sheffield |
685,368 | Sheffield | 20 | Coventry |
359,262 | Coventry |
References
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of any article using this template.
- ^ "2011 Census - Built-up areas". ONS. Retrieved 1 July 2013.
- ^ "NRS – Background Information Settlements and Localities" (PDF). National Records of Scotland. Retrieved 29 September 2020.
- ^ The UK's major urban areas Office for National Statistics (Urban area of Belfast and connected settlements, Table 3.1, page 47)