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Most deprived English local authority districts

Name the top 20 local authority districts with the highest percentage of their neighbourhoods in the top 10% most deprived neighbourhoods in the UK, according to the Index of Multiple Deprivation 2015.
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Statistical Region
% in Top 10 %
Local Authority District
North East
48.8
Middlesbrough
North West
45.9
Knowsley
Yorkshire & The Humber
45.2
Kingston upon Hull
North West
45
Liverpool
North West
40.8
Manchester
West Midlands
39.6
Birmingham
North West
38.3
Blackpool
East Midlands
33.5
Nottingham
North West
33.3
Burnley
North East
32.8
Hartlepool
Yorkshire & The Humber
32.6
Bradford
North West
30.8
Blackburn with Darwen
South East
30.2
Hastings
West Midlands
30.2
Stoke-on-Trent
East Midlands
29.2
North East Lincolnshire
North West
28.7
Salford
North West
28.4
Rochdale
North West
28.1
Pendle
North West
26.6
Halton
East of England
26.2
Great Yarmouth
MrToad
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Level 65
Jan 1, 2018
Good quiz. One thought - English counties are an extremely confusing thing. Some of these are a little misleading (e.g. administratively Nottingham county doesn't cover Nottingham city, Hartlepool is in County Durham ceremonially but not administratively, etc).

Perhaps use the 9 regions rather than counties? Or else alter a few of them to the parliamentary counties, e.g. Middlesbrough and Hartlepool are both in 'Cleveland', Hull and Grimsby in 'Humberside'.

jetpunnker
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Level 22
Jan 1, 2018
Thankyou for the suggestion; it was a real headache deciding which of these systems to use as the divisions are so confusing.

I have changed "Administrative Area" to "Statistical Region" using the 9 English regions defined in the Maastricht Treaty.

grimauc
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Level 55
Feb 2, 2022
I'm pretty sure this website uses the ceremonial counties rather than the administrative or historic counties. So the person who created this was correct in placing Nottingham in Nottinghamshire, and Hartlepool in County Durham, at least within this website.
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