Households: every council in North West

Manchester had the highest households of North West’s 35 councils in 2021, at 214,732.

Ribble Valley had the lowest, at 26,747. The middle council, St. Helens, had 81,011.

Households for every council in North West, highest first. Councils without a figure are listed last with the reason.
Rank	Council	Value
1	Manchester	214,732
2	Liverpool	207,491
3	Cheshire East	174,856
4	Cheshire West and Chester	155,156
5	Wirral	143,252
6	Wigan	143,105
7	Stockport	126,648
8	Cumberland summed-from-output-areas	125,439
9	Sefton	123,073
10	Bolton	118,790
11	Salford	115,116
12	Westmorland and Furness summed-from-output-areas	103,528
13	Tameside	99,527
14	Trafford	96,269
15	Oldham	93,140
16	Warrington	90,538
17	Rochdale	90,223
18	St. Helens	81,011
19	Bury	80,696
20	Knowsley	66,073
21	Blackpool	64,789
22	Lancaster	59,978
23	Preston	59,607
24	Blackburn with Darwen	58,767
25	Halton	55,951
26	Wyre	50,767
27	Chorley	50,132
28	South Ribble	48,586
29	West Lancashire	48,533
30	Burnley	39,872
31	Pendle	38,066
32	Fylde	37,606
33	Hyndburn	34,790
34	Rossendale	30,561
35	Ribble Valley	26,747