Sources and licences.

Postcodes, locations and statistical geographies

Residents, age, households, tenure and type of home, by output area

Residents, age, households, tenure and type of home in Scotland. Values are lightly perturbed by NRS for confidentiality.

Deprivation decile by data zone in Scotland, ranked within Scotland

Publicly funded schools in Scotland: departments and medium of education. Locations are postcode centres.

Deprivation and income deciles by neighbourhood (LSOA 2021)

Median sale prices and sales counts by postcode sector, ward and city. Individual sales and addresses are never shown.

Open schools, phase, age range and pupil numbers

Maintained schools in Wales: phase, language of teaching and pupil numbers. Locations are postcode centres.

Deprivation and income deciles by neighbourhood in Wales, ranked within Wales

Fixed broadband availability by postcode and local authority: gigabit, full fibre, superfast and premises below the universal service obligation

Properties in areas at risk, by likelihood

Areas at high, medium and low risk of flooding from rivers and the sea, for Welsh postcodes.

Areas with a high, medium or low likelihood of river and coastal flooding, for Scottish postcodes.

Hygiene ratings of food businesses near each postcode and across each ward and council area; business names and addresses are not used.

Recorded crimes and incidents near each postcode, by type and month. Locations are anonymised at source. Greater Manchester Police does not publish street-level data and Gloucestershire Constabulary’s latest months are missing, so those areas have no safety block.

Injury collisions reported to the police, counted within 500 m of each postcode and by local authority and year. Individual collisions are not shown.

Shops, health services, parks, green space, sport, transport stops

Photographs, shown by link from Wikimedia servers

Age, households, occupations, homes (houses and flats, owners, social housing, second and empty homes, construction period), unemployment and qualifications, for every IRIS neighbourhood and commune. Nationality and migration columns are not used.

Median living standard, deciles and poverty rate. IRIS figures exist only in communes of 5,000 people or more; small populations are withheld.

Number of sales and median price per square metre for houses and flats over ten half-years. Individual sales are never shown.

Offences recorded by the police and gendarmerie in 2024 and 2025. Drug indicators, which mainly measure police activity, are not shown; small counts are not published by the ministry.

Major hazards listed for every commune in the departmental risk files, natural, industrial and mining prevention plans in force, and natural-disaster declarations since 1982.

Numbers of doctors, pharmacies, food stores, post offices, banks, nurseries and sports and cultural facilities per commune, arrondissement and département on 1 January 2025. Social housing and shelter services are not shown.

Open primary schools, collèges and lycées, state and private, with locations.

Neighbourhood and commune boundaries, names and town hall locations.

Which communes each postcode covers, for search.

Shops, health services, cafés and restaurants, parks, green space, sport and public transport stops.

Population, age groups, average age, household size, net rent per square metre, ownership and vacancy rates, living space per resident, building age and heating in 100-metre grid cells, added up to municipalities, districts and states. Nationality, country of birth and religion tables are not used.

Boundaries and names of municipalities, districts and states at the census date, and the location of town centres.

Shops, doctors, pharmacies, cafés and restaurants, parks, green space, sport, schools, nurseries and public transport stops.

Recorded cases, rate per 100,000 residents and clearance rate for selected offences in all 400 districts and independent cities; state and national figures are added up from the districts. Figures on suspects are not used.

Population by age and average age, population change, socio-economic status, commuting and highest completed education for every parish; for municipalities and regions also disposable income, full-time unemployment, homes by tenure, ownership, type and year built, cars, area and property sales. Origin tables and church-membership figures are not used.

Municipal and regional boundaries, parish churches, shops, doctors, pharmacies, cafés and restaurants, parks, green space, sport and public transport stops. Official parish boundaries require registration and are not used.

Population by age for every basic statistical unit (grunnkrets) on 1 January 2026, population per unit since 2016, and land and freshwater area; for municipalities and counties also household income after tax, tenure, homes by building type, prices per square metre and sales, education and employment; for the 38 districts of Oslo, Bergen, Trondheim and Stavanger also age, income, tenure, households by building type, overcrowding and education. Citizenship and immigration tables are not used.

Which basic statistical units belong to each of the 38 districts (bydeler), as defined from 2026.

Boundaries and names of all 14,126 units; municipal and county outlines are built from them.

Shops, doctors, pharmacies, cafés and restaurants, parks, green space, sport, schools, kindergartens and public transport stops.

Population structure, education, disposable income, household size and stage of life, buildings and dwellings, workplaces and main activity for every postcode area, municipality and region, with population since 2015.

Boundaries and names, in Finnish and Swedish, of postcode areas, municipalities and regions.

Shops, health services, pharmacies, cafés and restaurants, parks, green space, sport, schools, day-care centres and public transport stops.

Population by age, households by type, income and economic standard, education, labour-market status, homes by tenure and cars for every DeSO and RegSO area, population by municipality since 2016, and house sale prices by municipality. Country of birth, citizenship and background tables are not used.

Boundaries of the 6,160 demographic statistical areas (DeSO) and the 3,363 named regional statistical areas (RegSO). Municipal and county outlines are built from them.

Shops, health centres, pharmacies, cafés and restaurants, parks, green space, sport, schools, preschools and public transport stops.

Age, households, type of home, tenure, year built, vacancy, work and unemployment, education, travel to work and school, journey time, working from home, cars and broadband for every small area, electoral division and local authority. Tables on origin, nationality, religion, health and disability are deliberately not used.

Median and mean gross and net household income for every electoral division and local authority, estimated from administrative records.

Median price and number of residential dwellings bought each year, by county, from Revenue stamp duty returns. Prices of individual sales are not shown.

Small areas and electoral divisions, 20-metre generalised versions, used for the maps and to place each small area.

Shops, GP surgeries, pharmacies, cafés, parks and green space, sports grounds, schools, crèches, bus stops, Luas stops and railway and DART stations.

Age, households, income, poverty, home values, rent, tenure, housing type and age, education, commuting, vehicles and internet subscriptions for every state, county and ZIP Code Tabulation Area. Race and ancestry tables are not used.

Business establishments with paid employees by ZIP code and industry: grocery stores, pharmacies, restaurants, doctors, dentists, child care, gyms and more.

Every public school with its geocoded location.

Model-based estimates of adult health measures and health-related social needs: checkups, insurance, physical activity, sleep, smoking, chronic conditions, loneliness, food and housing insecurity, transportation.

Internal points of ZIP Code Tabulation Areas and counties, and which county each ZIP code falls in.

Residents, age, households, homes, WOZ values, ownership, energy use, cars, distances to services and degree of urbanisation for every municipality, district and neighbourhood, mostly as at 1 January 2025.

Income (position in the national income distribution, poverty, wealth), labour participation and education by area, reporting year 2024. These figures are not yet in the 2025 table.

Residents, age, households, homes by construction period, ownership, WOZ value, energy use and road distances to dozens of services for each postcode. Small counts are withheld and the rest rounded to multiples of five.

Boundaries of municipalities, districts (wijken) and neighbourhoods (buurten), used to place each postcode in its neighbourhood.

Which province each municipality belongs to.

Crimes registered by the police in 2024 and 2025 for every municipality, district and neighbourhood, in total and for a selection of offence types.

Name, type and denomination of every school site. Schools are placed at the centre of their postcode; addresses are not shown.

Shops, health services, cafés and restaurants, parks, green space, sport and bus, tram, metro and rail stops.