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UK Number of Infants and Young Children (Latest)

UK Open Government License (UK-GOV)Office of National Statistics (ONS)
united-kingdomregion2021agecensuschildreninfants
Data is from the England and Wales 2021 Census, Northern Ireland 2021 Census, and the Scotland 2011 Census (2022 Census data is yet to be released)

Map Highlights



  1. 🍼 London's Little Leaders! The capital city is bustling with more than just business. With 7.22% of its population being infants and young children, London is leading the baby brigade in England! 👶🎡
  2. 🌊 South West's Serenity! Perhaps it's the calming coastal vibes or the clotted cream, but the South West region has the lowest percentage of infants and young children at 5.88%. A little more room for the surfers, perhaps? 🏄‍♂️
  3. 🍀 Northern Ireland's Nippers! With a whopping 7.27%, Northern Ireland slightly edges out London in the young ones' department. Must be something in that Irish charm! ☘️👼



Data Summary




Across the UK, the distribution of infants and young children provides a fascinating insight into regional demographics. The East Midlands, with its rich history and cultural tapestry, sees 6.32% of its population in the form of the youngest members. In contrast, Northern Ireland, with its lush landscapes and vibrant traditions, stands out with a remarkable 7.27% of infants and young children. This data highlights the UK's varied demographic fabric, where each region showcases its own unique blend of generations, promising a vibrant future for the nation.



About the Data




These regions in the census could also be known as:

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