Most and fewest households: places in South East (2021)

Buckinghamshire had the highest number of households of South East’s 64 councils in 2021, at 220,328.

Adur had the lowest, at 27,678. The middle council, Havant, had 53,589.

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Households for every council in South East, highest first. Councils without a figure are listed last with the reason.
Rank	Council	Value
1	Buckinghamshire	220,328
2	Brighton and Hove	121,402
3	Milton Keynes	113,102
4	Medway	111,458
5	Southampton	102,291
6	Portsmouth	86,155
7	New Forest	77,566
8	Basingstoke and Deane	76,645
9	Arun	72,661
10	Maidstone	71,208
11	Wokingham	69,164
12	Wealden	68,266
13	Reading	67,683
14	West Berkshire	66,658
15	Cherwell	65,894
16	Isle of Wight	64,775
17	Canterbury	63,792
18	Mid Sussex	63,349
19	Horsham	62,370
20	Thanet	62,200
21	South Oxfordshire	61,497
22	Windsor and Maidenhead	60,932
23	Swale	60,495
24	Reigate and Banstead	59,849
25	Vale of White Horse	57,498
26	Eastleigh	56,924
27	Guildford	55,760
28	Elmbridge	55,590
29	Oxford	55,238
30	Test Valley	54,708
31	Chichester	54,118
32	Havant	53,589
33	Ashford	53,583
34	Tonbridge and Malling	53,573
35	East Hampshire	52,718
36	Waverley	52,448
37	Slough	52,423
38	Winchester	51,715
39	Dover	50,548
40	Bracknell Forest	50,248
41	Worthing	49,538
42	Sevenoaks	49,013
43	Fareham	48,639
44	Folkestone and Hythe	48,338
45	Tunbridge Wells	48,223
46	West Oxfordshire	47,981
47	Dartford	45,696
48	Eastbourne	45,610
49	Crawley	45,502
50	Lewes	43,688
51	Rother	42,102
52	Spelthorne	41,805
53	Gravesham	41,724
54	Woking	41,437
55	Hastings	40,453
56	Hart	39,964
57	Rushmoor	39,303
58	Mole Valley	37,139
59	Surrey Heath	36,008
60	Gosport	35,922
61	Tandridge	35,623
62	Runnymede	34,838
63	Epsom and Ewell	31,321
64	Adur	27,678

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