UK Locations, Regions And Population 2024
| Location | Region | Population (Est.) |
|---|---|---|
| Aberdeen | Scotland | 198,590 |
| Bath | South West | 90,300 |
| Bedford | East of England | 87,190 |
| Belfast | Northern Ireland | 333,871 |
| Birmingham | West Midlands | 1,141,816 |
| Birkenhead | North West | 88,300 |
| Blackburn | North West | 121,400 |
| Blackpool | North West | 139,720 |
| Bolton | North West | 194,189 |
| Bournemouth | South West | 183,491 |
| Bradford | Yorkshire and the Humber | 546,400 |
| Halifax | Yorkshire and the Humber | 88,534 |
| Brighton | South East | 290,885 |
| Bristol | South West | 463,400 |
| Cambridge | East of England | 145,700 |
| Cardiff | Wales | 364,248 |
| Chelmsford | East of England | 174,400 |
| Cheltenham | South West | 117,400 |
| Chester | North West | 79,300 |
| Colchester | East of England | 121,859 |
| Coventry | West Midlands | 371,500 |
| Derby | East Midlands | 258,900 |
| Darlington | North East | 92,000 |
| Dudley | West Midlands | 321,596 |
| Edinburgh | Scotland | 518,500 |
| Exeter | South West | 132,900 |
| Glasgow | Scotland | 635,640 |
| Gloucester | South West | 132,200 |
| Gwynedd | Wales | 121,874 |
| Hastings | South East | 92,231 |
| High Wycombe | South East | 125,257 |
| Huddersfield | Yorkshire and the Humber | 162,949 |
| Kent | South East | 1,557,000 |
| Leeds | Yorkshire and the Humber | 548,500 |
| Leicester | East Midlands | 102,813 |
| Lincoln | East Midlands | 86,412 |
| Liverpool | North West | 864,122 |
| Luton | East of England | 213,052 |
| Manchester | North West | 552,858 |
| Milton Keynes | South East | 287,000 |
| Newport | Wales | 149,100 |
| Northampton | East Midlands | 231,000 |
| Norwich | East of England | 144,300 |
| Nottingham | East Midlands | 213,000 |
| Oldham | North West | 75,650 |
| Oxford | South East | 103,544 |
| Peterborough | East of England | 157,000 |
| Plymouth | South West | 227,400 |
| Poole | South West | 226,200 |
| Portsmouth | South East | 136,083 |
| Preston | North West | 341,522 |
| Reading | South East | 132,500 |
| Salford | North West | 685,368 |
| Sheffield | Yorkshire and the Humber | 166,950 |
| Slough | South East |
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