Everything about The Liverpool Urban Area totally explained
The
Liverpool Urban Area is a name given by the
Office for National Statistics (ONS) to the
urban area of
Liverpool and built-up areas immediately adjacent to it. They give it a population of 816,216 according to the 2001 census, down 2.6% from the 1991 figure of 837,998.
The ONS include in the Liverpool Urban Area, the subcomponents of
This covers more than just the city of Liverpool itself (including parts of the boroughs of
Sefton,
St Helens and
Knowsley), but less than the county of
Merseyside, and even less than in
Greater Merseyside. In particular, the urban area facing Liverpool on the
Wirral peninsula is considered to be the
Birkenhead Urban Area. The decision by the ONS not to include the Wirral in the Liverpool Urban Area was controversial. Together the two urban areas have a population of 1,157,673.
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