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People and census in High Peak

District

The north west of the East Midlands. 91,676 people in 540 square kilometres.

22 layers about people and census for High Peak, each at the level its publisher released it, with its own date and source.

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Population by output area

Census 2021, England and Wales

Under 129379 or more

High Peak’s 311 output areas range from 100 to 564.

Population

Council
90,933
ONS Census 2021 and Scotland's Census 2022 and NISRA Census 2021 · 2021

High Peak had 90,933 usual residents at the census.

High Peak is 47th lowest of 361 for population.

Population: High Peak among every council361 areas from 2,053 to 1,144,919. The middle area is 143,926. High Peak is 90,933.

Aged 15 to 64

Council
62.5%
ONS Census 2021 and Scotland's Census 2022 and NISRA Census 2021 · 2021

62.5% of residents in High Peak were aged 15 to 64 at the census.

In East Midlands the figure is 63.6%.

Against East Midlands
2% lower63.6%
Aged 15 to 64: High Peak among every council361 areas from 53.9% to 79.6%. The middle area is 62.8%. High Peak is 62.5%.

Aged 65 and over

Council
21.8%
ONS Census 2021 and Scotland's Census 2022 and NISRA Census 2021 · 2021

21.8% of residents in High Peak were aged 65 or over at the census.

In East Midlands the figure is 19.5%.

Against East Midlands
12% higher19.5%
Aged 65 and over: High Peak among every council361 areas from 5.6% to 33.5%. The middle area is 19.7%. High Peak is 21.8%.

Aged under 15

Council
15.7%
ONS Census 2021 and Scotland's Census 2022 and NISRA Census 2021 · 2021

15.7% of residents in High Peak were aged under 15 at the census.

In East Midlands the figure is 16.9%.

Against East Midlands
7% lower16.9%
Aged under 15: High Peak among every council361 areas from 6.4% to 24.6%. The middle area is 16.9%. High Peak is 15.7%.

Born outside the UK

Council
4.2%
ONS Census 2021 and Scotland's Census 2022 and NISRA Census 2021 · 2021

4.2% of residents in High Peak were born outside the UK.

In East Midlands the figure is 13.7%.

Against East Midlands
69% lower13.7%
Born outside the UK: High Peak among every council361 areas from 2.6% to 56.1%. The middle area is 9.9%. High Peak is 4.2%.

Disability

Council
18.4%
ONS Census 2021 and Scotland's Census 2022 and NISRA Census 2021 · 2021

18.4% of residents in High Peak had their day-to-day activities limited by a long-term health problem or disability.

In East Midlands the figure is 18.3%.

Against East Midlands
1% higher18.3%
Disability: High Peak among every council361 areas from 10.7% to 29.3%. The middle area is 18.5%. High Peak is 18.4%.

Good or very good health

Council
81.8%
ONS Census 2021 and Scotland's Census 2022 and NISRA Census 2021 · 2021

81.8% of residents in High Peak said their health was good or very good.

In East Midlands the figure is 81.1%.

Against East Midlands
1% higher81.1%
Good or very good health: High Peak among every council361 areas from 73.6% to 89.3%. The middle area is 81.7%. High Peak is 81.8%.

Households

Council
40,772
ONS Census 2021 and Scotland's Census 2022 and NISRA Census 2021 · 2021

High Peak had 40,772 households at the census.

High Peak is 61st lowest of 361 for the number of households.

Households: High Peak among every council361 areas from 942 to 423,456. The middle area is 60,932. High Peak is 40,772.

Households without a car or van

Council
16.9%
ONS Census 2021 and Scotland's Census 2022 and NISRA Census 2021 · 2021

16.9% of households in High Peak had no car or van at the census.

In East Midlands the figure is 19.1%.

Against East Midlands
12% lower19.1%
Households without a car or van: High Peak among every council361 areas from 7.8% to 77.2%. The middle area is 18.6%. High Peak is 16.9%.

Owner-occupied homes

Council
71.6%
ONS Census 2021 and Scotland's Census 2022 and NISRA Census 2021 · 2021

71.6% of households in High Peak owned their home at the census.

In East Midlands the figure is 66.3%.

Against East Midlands
8% higher66.3%
Owner-occupied homes: High Peak among every council361 areas from 25.7% to 82.6%. The middle area is 67.3%. High Peak is 71.6%.

Population density

Council
168 per km²
Worked out by Open Index · 2021

High Peak had 168 people per square kilometre at the census.

In East Midlands the figure is 312 per km².

Worked out by Open Index from census population counts and the area of each place.

Against East Midlands
46% lower312 per km²
Population density: High Peak among every council361 areas from 8 per km² to 15,696 per km². The middle area is 568 per km². High Peak is 168 per km².

Private rented homes

Council
16.1%
ONS Census 2021 and Scotland's Census 2022 and NISRA Census 2021 · 2021

16.1% of households in High Peak rented privately at the census.

In East Midlands the figure is 18.7%.

Against East Midlands
14% lower18.7%
Private rented homes: High Peak among every council361 areas from 5.7% to 48.3%. The middle area is 17.3%. High Peak is 16.1%.

Social rented homes

Council
12.2%
ONS Census 2021 and Scotland's Census 2022 and NISRA Census 2021 · 2021

12.2% of households in High Peak rented from a council or housing association at the census.

In East Midlands the figure is 14.9%.

Against East Midlands
18% lower14.9%
Social rented homes: High Peak among every council361 areas from 5.5% to 40.5%. The middle area is 14.6%. High Peak is 12.2%.

Degree-level qualifications

CouncilEngland, Wales and Northern Ireland only
35.6%
ONS Census 2021 and NISRA Census 2021 · 2021

35.6% of residents aged 16 and over in High Peak had a degree-level qualification at the census.

In East Midlands the figure is 29.1%.

Against East Midlands
22% higher29.1%
Degree-level qualifications: High Peak among every council329 areas from 18.2% to 74.2%. The middle area is 31.8%. High Peak is 35.6%.

Asian, Asian British or Asian Welsh

CouncilEngland and Wales only
0.8%
ONS Census 2021 · 2021

0.8% of residents in High Peak identified with the Asian, Asian British or Asian Welsh ethnic group.

In East Midlands the figure is 8.0%.

Against East Midlands
90% lower8.0%
Asian, Asian British or Asian Welsh: High Peak among every council318 areas from 0.3% to 47.3%. The middle area is 3.6%. High Peak is 0.8%.

Black, Black British, Black Welsh, Caribbean or African

CouncilEngland and Wales only
0.2%
ONS Census 2021 · 2021

0.2% of residents in High Peak identified with the Black, Black British, Black Welsh, Caribbean or African ethnic group.

In East Midlands the figure is 2.7%.

Against East Midlands
93% lower2.7%
Black, Black British, Black Welsh, Caribbean or African: High Peak among every council318 areas from 0.1% to 26.8%. The middle area is 1.1%. High Peak is 0.2%.

Mixed or Multiple ethnic groups

CouncilEngland and Wales only
1.3%
ONS Census 2021 · 2021

1.3% of residents in High Peak identified with a Mixed or Multiple ethnic group.

In East Midlands the figure is 2.4%.

Against East Midlands
46% lower2.4%
Mixed or Multiple ethnic groups: High Peak among every council318 areas from 0.7% to 8.1%. The middle area is 2.2%. High Peak is 1.3%.

Other ethnic group

CouncilEngland and Wales only
0.2%
ONS Census 2021 · 2021

0.2% of residents in High Peak identified with another ethnic group, including Arab.

In East Midlands the figure is 1.3%.

Against East Midlands
85% lower1.3%
Other ethnic group: High Peak among every council318 areas from 0.2% to 13.5%. The middle area is 0.9%. High Peak is 0.2%.

White ethnic groups

CouncilEngland and Wales only
97.4%
ONS Census 2021 · 2021

97.4% of residents in High Peak identified with a White ethnic group.

In East Midlands the figure is 85.7%.

Against East Midlands
14% higher85.7%
White ethnic groups: High Peak among every council318 areas from 30.8% to 98.2%. The middle area is 92.2%. High Peak is 97.4%.

Christian

CouncilEngland and Wales only
48.5%
ONS Census 2021 · 2021

48.5% of residents in High Peak said they were Christian.

In East Midlands the figure is 45.4%.

Against East Midlands
7% higher45.4%
Christian: High Peak among every council318 areas from 22.3% to 66.6%. The middle area is 47.9%. High Peak is 48.5%.

No religion

CouncilEngland and Wales only
44.4%
ONS Census 2021 · 2021

44.4% of residents in High Peak said they had no religion.

In East Midlands the figure is 40.0%.

Against East Midlands
11% higher40.0%
No religion: High Peak among every council318 areas from 10.6% to 56.7%. The middle area is 39.9%. High Peak is 44.4%.

Working mainly from home

CouncilEngland and Wales only
29.1%
ONS Census 2021 · 2021

29.1% of working residents in High Peak worked mainly from home in March 2021.

In East Midlands the figure is 25.8%.

Against East Midlands
13% higher25.8%
Working mainly from home: High Peak among every council318 areas from 10.6% to 67.3%. The middle area is 29.6%. High Peak is 29.1%.