New U.K Demographic Maps Thread

[Rural Radical]

No suprises with all the border counties.

Oxfordshire is a suprise though.

[Demented Voter]

I'd guess military stuff (when tends to increase % born outside of England everywhere in England) plus whatever's left of the immigration to Cowley from the Valleys in the '30's.

[afleitch]

Scottish born by LA above 3%

Corby 18.90
Berwick upon Tweed 15.20
Carlisle 6.38
Richmondshire 5.28 (explanantion?)
Alnwick 4.70
Blackpool 4.61
City of London 4.01
Castle Morpeth 3.63
Fylde 3.43
Harrogate 3.08
Tynedale 3.07

In Wales, the largest % is in Monmouthshire - 1.37%

[Demented Voter]

Richmondshire 5.28 (explanantion?)

Catterick Garrison, at a guess.

[Demented Voter]

Richmondshire 5.28 (explanantion?)

Catterick Garrison, at a guess.

I wuz rite; 17% in Hipswell ward and 11% in Scotton ward. In both wards around 70% of people are employed in "public administration and defense".

[Torie]

Well, here is a little mappy of the incidence of my surname in 1881. It appears that the surname was not among the early tranches of settlers into New England. You may now return to your regular programming after this brief interruption.

[Demented Voter]

Religions in Brum by middle-layer SOA.

[Lewis Trondheim the Amazing Bouncing Ferret]

The Sikh, Hindu, Buddhist, and Other maps are all fairly similar.

[Verily]

The Sikh, Hindu, Buddhist, and Other maps are all fairly similar.

Actually, I think the Buddhist map is really funny.

[Lewis Trondheim the Amazing Bouncing Ferret]

The Sikh, Hindu, Buddhist, and Other maps are all fairly similar.

Actually, I think the Buddhist map is really funny.

Eh. There's that second outcrop in a heavily Jewish and Agnostic area, but funny?

Oh well. Maybe if I knew Birmingham.

[Verily]

The Sikh, Hindu, Buddhist, and Other maps are all fairly similar.

Actually, I think the Buddhist map is really funny.

Eh. There's that second outcrop in a heavily Jewish and Agnostic area, but funny?

Oh well. Maybe if I knew Birmingham.

I guess I'm the only one who finds hipster Buddhists funny. But the lack of Jedi makes me sad. ("Other" is concentrated in an area that makes me think it's mostly Jains, Bahai'is and some others of that sort.)

[Demented Voter]

The Sikh, Hindu, Buddhist, and Other maps are all fairly similar.

Actually, I think the Buddhist map is really funny.

Eh. There's that second outcrop in a heavily Jewish and Agnostic area, but funny?

Oh well. Maybe if I knew Birmingham.

That area is Edgbaston. Admittedly, the area with the highest Buddhist % is the area around the University, but the rest of Edgbaston proper has high numbers as well. As does Moseley.

[Lewis Trondheim the Amazing Bouncing Ferret]

The Sikh, Hindu, Buddhist, and Other maps are all fairly similar.

Actually, I think the Buddhist map is really funny.

Eh. There's that second outcrop in a heavily Jewish and Agnostic area, but funny?

Oh well. Maybe if I knew Birmingham.

That area is Edgbaston.

Makes a certain amount of sense. What's the high Sikh/Hindu area?

[Demented Voter]

I guess I'm the only one who finds hipster Buddhists funny. But the lack of Jedi makes me sad. ("Other" is concentrated in an area that makes me think it's mostly Jains, Bahai'is and some others of that sort.)

Jedi weren't added to the Other pile, but (in a fit of pique) to the No Religion pile. The SOA with the highest % of No Religon (by far) is basically Bournbrook (67% student).

[Demented Voter]

What's the high Sikh/Hindu area?

What could be thought of as Greater Handsworth (ie; Handsworth, Handsworth Wood, Soho, etc). Used to be a posh area west of the city centre, is now working class (Handsworth proper is out-and-out inner city) and Asian.