Statistical data set

Local Enterprise Partnership Rural Urban GIS Shapefiles (Census 2011)

GIS Shapefiles for Local Enterprise Partnerships (LEPs) showing the 2011 Rural Urban Classification.

• From: Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs
• Published: 21 January 2014
• Last updated: 21 July 2016 — See all updates

GIS (Geographic Information System) Shapefiles containing the 2011 Rural-Urban Classification for Local Enterprise Partnership (LEP) Areas based on Census Output Areas. LEP areas consist of groups of local authority areas, and in some instances neighbouring LEPs will overlap.

The GIS Shapefiles contain the Rural-Urban classification within the underlying data in the attribute table which can be added as a ‘layer’ to observe the rural and urban areas within each LEP.

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Contains National Statistics data © Crown copyright and database right 2013.

Contains Ordnance Survey data © Crown copyright and database right 2013.

Additional information:

• Office for National Statistics - Local Enterprise Partnership map 2014
• Office for National Statistics - Local Enterprise Partnership boundaries 2014 full extent
• Neighbourhood Statistics LEP Atlas.

Local Enterprise Partnership (LEP) GIS Shapefiles

• Black Country (Census 2011) (7.42 MB)
• Buckinghamshire (Census 2011) (5.17 MB)
• Cheshire & Warrington (Census 2011) (7.33 MB)
• Coast to Capital (Census 2011) (14.3 MB)
• Cornwall & Isles of Scilly (Census 2011) (7.12 MB)
• Coventry & Warwickshire (Census 2011) (7.45 MB)
• Cumbria (Census 2011) (6.85 MB)
• Derby, Derbyshire, Nottingham & Nottinghamshire (Census 2011) (18.1 MB)
• Dorset (Census 2011) (7.65 MB)
• Enterprise M3 (Census 2011) (12 MB)
• Gloucestershire (Census 2011) (6.37 MB)
• Greater Birmingham & Solihull (Census 2011) (13.5 MB)
• Greater Cambridge & Greater Peterborough (Census 2011) (12.7 MB)
• Greater Lincolnshire (Census 2011) (9.68 MB)
• Greater Manchester (Census 2011) (18.9 MB)
• Heart of the South West (Census 2011) (20.9 MB)
• Hertfordshire (Census 2011) (7.94 MB)
• Humber (Census 2011) (7.67 MB)
• Lancashire (Census 2011) (12.4 MB)
• Leeds City Region (Census 2011) (23 MB)
• Leicester and Leicestershire (Census 2011) (7.87 MB)
• Liverpool City Region (Census 2011) (11.3 MB)
• London (Census 2011) (40.3 MB)
• New Anglia (Census 2011) (16.2 MB)
• North Eastern (Census 2011) (16.6 MB)
• Northamptonshire (Census 2011) (6.02 MB)
• Oxfordshire (Census 2011) (6.3 MB)
• Sheffield City Region (Census 2011) (14.1 MB)
• Solent (Census 2011) (8.34 MB)
• South East (Census 2011) (34.8 MB)
• South East Midlands (Census 2011) (14.8 MB)
• Stoke on Trent & Staffordshire (Census 2011) (9.95 MB)
• Swindon & Wiltshire (Census 2011) (6.5 MB)
• Tees Valley (Census 2011) (5.35 MB)
• Thames Valley Berkshire (Census 2011) (5.9 MB)
• The Marches (Census 2011) (9.25 MB)
• West of England (Census 2011) (8.05 MB)
• Worcestershire (Census 2011) (5.36 MB)
• York, North Yorkshire & East Riding (Census 2011) (13.7 MB)

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Published 21 January 2014
Last updated 21 July 2016 + show all updates

1. 21 July 2016

   We’ve changed how we’ve organised rural statistics and updated the content following Lord Cameron’s review of rural proofing.

2. 13 March 2014

   New Solent Local Enterprise Partnership (LEP) and revised Enterprise M3 LEP GIS (Geographic Information System) Shapefiles containing the 2011 Rural-Urban Classification have been published.

3. 21 January 2014

   First published.