This template provides an easy method to link to population statistics for English ceremonial counties. The template is updated from time to time as the Office for National Statistics (ONS) releases new data, thus it should not be necessary to manually update the articles or their references. Counties are identified by passing the country name as a parameter. ONS statistics are produced at district level, the figures in this template have been aggregated from the constituent districts.

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Population

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906,814

Population rank

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26th

Area (km²)

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3,390

Area rank

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15th

Population density (people/km²)

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268

Population density rank

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34th

Year

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2022

Citation

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"Mid-2022 population estimates by Lieutenancy areas (as at 1997) for England and Wales". Office for National Statistics. 24 June 2024. Retrieved 26 June 2024.

Note (County Durham and North Yorkshire)

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The Borough of Stockton-on-Tees is the only administrative district divided between two ceremonial counties. The area south of the River Tees (the 2 Ingleby Barwick wards, Mandale & Victoria, Stainsby Hill, Village and Yarm wards) are in North Yorkshire, the larger remaining part in County Durham. The areas of the two parts are 46.0637 & 158.8988km² respectively.[1] A 2022 freedom of information request to the ONS gave the area of ceremonial County Durham as 2,675.9484 km2 and the ceremonial county of North Yorkshire as 8,654.2955km2.[2] Yearly population estimates are not available at ward level. The population split is estimated as 57,953:142,013, the same ratio as in the 2011 census (when it was 55,531:136,079).[3] For this reason, it will be necessary to submit a freedom of information request to the ONS annually for the population, area and density of the ceremonial counties and to carefully check that this district has been properly divided and not simply added up.

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