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| − | ==#1 Bedfordshire== | + | == Javascript - collapsable == |
| − | * Bedford: 157,479
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| − | * Central Bedfordshire: 254,381
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| − | * Luton: 203,201
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| − | Administrative area total: 615,061
| + | Thanks for the note on ''Common.js''. I do hold the keys, though I am not the technical wizard - if it helps though, I will see what can be done. I would certainly be helpful to have the option of collapsible bottom boxes. [[User:RB|RB]] 22:45, 19 January 2014 (UTC) |
| − | | + | :I have implemented the missing JS file. I've also spotted an error in your calculations Yaxley, which I have [[User:Yaxley#.2310_Monmouthshire|pointed out]]. [[User:Owain|Owain]] 13:38, 21 January 2014 (UTC) |
| − | ====Taken====
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| − | * Town of Linslade (west of Leighton Buzzard): 100% in Buckinghamshire, not Beds.
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| − | * Dunstable: 20% in Herts, 80% in Bedfordshire
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| − | * AD doesn't recognise Caddington: 70% in Herts, 30% in Beds
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| − | * AD doesn't recognise village of Aley Green: 100% in Herts (not Beds)
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| − | * AD doesn't recognise village of Lower Woodside: 100% in Herts (not Beds)
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| − | ====Forgotten====
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| − | * AD considers village of Holwell in Herts: 100% in Bedfordshire
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| − | * AD considers village of Markyate whole: 70% in Hertfordshire, 30% in Bedfordshire
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| − | * AD considers St Neots wholely in Cambs: 60% in Hunts, 40% in Bedfordshire (separated by River Great Ouse)
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| − | ====Figures Needed====
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| − | * Linslade, 2001 pop: 21,590 (100%)
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| − | * Dunstable, 2011 population: 36,250 (80%: 29,000 / 20%: 7,250)
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| − | * Caddington, 2011 population: 3,846 (70%: 2,692 / 30%: 1,154)
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| − | * Aley Green, (estimation, no figures available): 100 (100%: 100)
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| − | * Lower Woodside, (estimation, no figures available): 100 (100%: 100)
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| − | * Holwell, 2011 population: 316 (100%: 316)
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| − | * Markyate, 2011 population: 2,749 (70%: 1,924 / 30%: 825)
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| − | * St Neots, 2011 population: 30,580 (60%: 18,348 / 40%: 12,232)
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| − | '''Traditional county population: 596,702'''
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| − | ==#2 Berkshire==
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| − | * West Berkshire: 153,822
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| − | * Wokingham: 154,380
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| − | * Bracknell Forest: 113,205
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| − | * Windsor and Maidenhead: 144,560
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| − | ''The majority of the Borough of Reading is in Berkshire, however four wards: Caversham, Thames, Peppard (all 9,800 pop), and Mapledurham (4,000 pop) are in Oxfordshire.''
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| − | * Reading Borough: 155,698
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| − | * Berkshire parts of Reading: 122,298
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| − | * Oxfordshire parts of Reading: 33,400
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| − | ''South Oxfordshire, administered by Oxfordshire AA, is mostly in Oxfordshire. However there are eight wards in Berkshire: Brightwell (2,530), Wallingford North (6,100), Cholsey & Wallingford South (5,330), Hagbourne (2,600), Didcot Ladygrove (7,030), Didcot Northbourne (5,150), Didcot Park (5,470), and Didcot All Saints (5,720).''
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| − | * South Oxfordshire District: 134,257
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| − | * Oxfordshire parts of South Oxfordshire: 94,327
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| − | * Berkshire parts of South Oxfordshire: 39,930
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| − | ''The Vale Of The White Horse district is governed by Oxfordshire AA, but it is 100% in Berkshire. It is a very large area (arguably the largest transferred area of the whole country) which has caused Berkshire to look very strange geographically.''
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| − | * Vale of the White Horse: 120,988
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| − | Administrative area total: 849,183
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| − | ====Taken====
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| − | * Village of Mortimer whole (20% in Hampshire, 80% in Berks, not 100% in Berkshire)
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| − | * Hamlet of Combe (100% not in Berkshire, in Hampshire)
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| − | ''Eddington is 50% in Wiltshire and 50% in Berkshire, but is governed solely by Berkshire AA''
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| − | * Eddington
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| − | ====Forgotten====
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| − | ''Shalbourne is 70% in Wiltshire and 30% in Berkshire, but is governed solely by Wiltshire AA''
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| − | * Shalbourne
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| − | ====Figures Needed====
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| − | * Mortimer, 2001 pop, 5,089 (20%: 1,018 / 80%: 4,071)
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| − | * Combe, 2001 pop, 38 persons
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| − | * Eddington, 2011 pop, 769 (50%: 385)
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| − | * Shalbourne, 2011 pop, 546 (70%: 382 / 30%: 164)
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| − | '''Traditional county population: 847,906'''
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| − | ==#4 Buckinghamshire==
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| − | * South Bucks: 66,867
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| − | * Chiltern: 92,635
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| − | * Wycombe: 171,644
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| − | * Aylesbury Vale: 174,137
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| − | * Milton Keynes: 248,821
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| − | ''Slough is actually a unitary authority of Berkshire but is 100% in Buckinghamshire.''
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| − | * Slough: 140,205
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| − | Administrative area total: 754,104
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| − | ====Taken====
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| − | * Stokenchurch: in Oxfordshire, not Buckinghamshire.
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| − | * Kingsey: in Oxfordshire, not Buckinghamshire.
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| − | ====Forgotten====
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| − | * Village of Hudnall in not in Herts: 100% in Buckinghamshire
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| − | * Town of Chorleywood not 100% in Herts but: 70% in Hertfordshire, 30% in Buckinghamshire
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| − | * Towersey: in Buckinghamshire, not Oxfordshire.
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| − | * Ibstone: in Buckinghamshire, not Oxfordshire.
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| − | * Wraysbury: in Buckinghamshire, not Berkshire.
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| − | * Colnbrook: in Buckinghamshire, not Berkshire.
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| − | * Horton: in Buckinghamshire, not Berkshire.
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| − | * Eton Wick: in Buckinghamshire, not Berkshire.
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| − | * Dorney: in Buckinghamshire, not Berkshire.
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| − | * Datchet: in Buckinghamshire, not Berkshire.
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| − | ====Figures Needed====
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| − | * Stokenchurch, 2011 population: 4,801.
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| − | * Kingsey, 2011 population: 207
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| − | * Hudnall, 2011 population: 139 (100%: 139)
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| − | * Chorleywood, 2001 population: 10,775 (70%: 7,543 / 30%: 3,232)
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| − | * Towersey, 2011 population: 425
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| − | * Ibstone, 2011 population: 237
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| − | * Wraysbury, 2011 population: 3,641
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| − | * Colnbrook, 2011 population: 6,157
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| − | * Horton, 2001 population: 983
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| − | * Eton, 2011 population: 4,980
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| − | * Dorney, 2011 population: 752
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| − | * Datchet, 2011 population: 4,646
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| − | '''Traditional county population: 774,288'''
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| − | ==#27 Oxfordshire==
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| − | * Oxford: 151,906
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| − | * Cherwell: 141,868
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| − | * West Oxfordshire: 104,779
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| − | ''The majority of the Borough of Reading is in Berkshire, however four wards: Caversham, Thames, Peppard (all 9,800 pop), and Mapledurham (4,000 pop) are in Oxfordshire.''
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| − | * Reading Borough: 155,698
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| − | * Berkshire parts of Reading: 122,298
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| − | * Oxfordshire parts of Reading: 33,400
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| − | ''South Oxfordshire, administered by Oxfordshire AA, is mostly in Oxfordshire. However there are eight wards in Berkshire: Brightwell (2,530), Wallingford North (6,100), Cholsey & Wallingford South (5,330), Hagbourne (2,600), Didcot Ladygrove (7,030), Didcot Northbourne (5,150), Didcot Park (5,470), and Didcot All Saints (5,720).''
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| − | * South Oxfordshire District: 134,257
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| − | * Oxfordshire parts of South Oxfordshire: 94,327
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| − | * Berkshire parts of South Oxfordshire: 39,930
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| − | Administrative area total: 526,280
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| − | ====Taken====
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| − | * Suburb/estate of Banbury called Grimsbury. The River Cherwell running north to south seperates the border of Northamptonshire and Oxfordshire, but the whole of Banbury has been put in Oxfordshire.
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| − | ====Forgotten====
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| − | * None
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| − | ====Figures Needed====
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| − | * Grimsbury, no data available, estimation: 5,000
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| − | '''Traditional county population: 521,280'''
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| − | ==#31 Staffordshire==
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| − | * Tamworth: 76,813
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| − | * Lichfield: 100,654
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| − | * Cannock Chase: 97,462
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| − | * South Staffordshire: 108,131
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| − | * Stafford: 130,869
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| − | * Newcastle-under-Lyme: 123,871
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| − | * Staffordshire Moorlands: 97,106
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| − | * East Staffordshire: 113,583
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| − | * Stoke-on-Trent: 249,008
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| − | Administrative area total: 1,097,497
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| − | WEST MIDLANDS AA
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| − | ''Staffordshire, Warwickshire, and Worcestershire are the three counties that have been broken up administratively by the 'West Midlands' authority which serves the Birmingham area. This is a heavily populated area and so it is incredibly complicated to look for boundaries. The West Midlands AA is split up into seven districts, which are then split up into wards. Fortunately some of the districts are completely in one county, whereas some have been split.''
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| − | * Walsall: 269,323 - 100% in Staffordshire
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| − | * Wolverhampton: 249,470 - 100% in Staffordshire
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| − | ''Most of Dudley is in Staffordshire, however there are some wards to the south east that are in Worcestershire (Halesowen area), that are listed here''
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| − | * Pedmore & Stourbridge East: 12,484
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| − | * Cradley & Wollescote: 13,472
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| − | * Belle Vale: 13,515
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| − | * Hayley Green & Cradley South: 11,869
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| − | * Halesowen North: 12,185
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| − | * Halesowen South: 12,137
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| − | * Dudley whole: 312,925
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| − | * Staffordshire parts of Dudley: 237,263
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| − | * Worcestershire parts of Dudley: 75,662
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| − | ''Most of Sandwell is in Staffordshire, however there are some wards to the south that are in Worcestershire (Warley area), that are listed here''
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| − | * 100% of Old Warley: 11,921
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| − | * 100% of Abbey: 11,817
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| − | * 100% of Bristnall: 12,168
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| − | * 50% of Langley: 12,997 (50%: 6,499)
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| − | * 50% of Smethwick: 14,179 (50%: 7,090)
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| − | * 33% of Oldbury: 13,690 (33%: 4,563)
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| − | * 33% of St Pauls: 14,330 (33%: 4,777)
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| − | * Sandwell whole: 308,063
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| − | * Staffordshire parts of Sandwell: 249,228
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| − | * Worcestershire parts of Sandwell: 58,835
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| − | ''The district of Birmingham is very complicated. There are 10 'boroughs' (that each have around 4-7 wards), with some falling in one of the three counties mentioned above.''
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| − | * Northfield: 101,422 - 100% in Worcestershire
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| − | * Selly Oak: 104,067 - 100% in Worcestershire
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| − | * Edgbaston: 96,568 - 80% in Warwickshire (77,254), 10% in Staffordshire (9,657), 10% in Worcestershire (9,657)
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| − | * Perry Barr: 107,090 - 50% in Warwickshire (53,545), 50% in Staffordshire (53,545)
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| − | * Ladywood: 126,693 - 100% in Warwickshire
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| − | * Sutton Coldfield: 95,107 - 100% in Warwickshire
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| − | * Erdington: 97,778 - 100% in Warwickshire
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| − | * Hodge Hill: 121,678 - 100% in Warwickshire
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| − | * Yardley: 106,738 - 50% in Warwickshire (53,369), 50% in Worcestershire (53,369)
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| − | * Hall Green: 115,904 - 100% Worcestershire
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| − | * Birmingham whole: 1,073,045
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| − | * Staffordshire parts of Birmingham: 63,202
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| − | * Warwickshire parts of Birmingham: 625,424
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| − | * Worcestershire parts of Birmingham: 384,419
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| − | ''End of Birmingham.''
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| − | * Solihull: 206,674 - 100% in Warwickshire
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| − | * Coventry: 316,960 - 100% in Warwickshire
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| − | ''TOTALS''
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| − | * Staffordshire West Midlands total: 1,068,486
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| − | * Warwickshire West Midlands total: 1,149,058
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| − | * Worcestershire West Midlands total: 518,916
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| − | ==#35 Warwickshire==
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| − | ''FOR INFORMATION ON THE WARWICKSHIRE PARTS OF THE WEST MIDLANDS AA, SEE STAFFORDSHIRE''
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| − | * Warwickshire West Midlands total: 1,149,058
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| − | ==#38 Worcestershire==
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| − | ''FOR INFORMATION ON THE WORCESTERSHIRE PARTS OF THE WEST MIDLANDS AA, SEE STAFFORDSHIRE''
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| − | * Worcestershire West Midlands total: 518,916
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