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Welsh Index of Multiple Deprivation 2025 by LSOA

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Each of Wales's 1,917 lower layer super output areas of 2021 ranked on the Welsh Index of Multiple Deprivation 2025 and each of its eight domains, 1 being the most deprived, with its decile on the index, from the Welsh Government.

Denbighshire 004E (W01000240)

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2025 · the most deprived LSOA in Wales on the Welsh Index of Multiple Deprivation

Verified against source, 29 October 2026, 11:47 UTC
Where each area's figures are

1,917 small areas on Wales's LSOAs of 2021, too many to chart. Each area's figures are on its council's page, under Small areas, with every other dataset's for the same council; the councils are listed below. The whole file is in the CSV and JSON.

The hub keeps each figure on the area its file gives, never moved onto another year's areas. An area is found under the council the ONS's output area lookups put it in, or for Scotland and Northern Ireland the area register; an LSOA of 2011 that ended in 2021, which no lookup of today holds, under the council its own file names. 1,917 of the 1,917 are under a council with a page.

Source: Welsh Government. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

Councils

1,917 small areas on Wales's LSOAs of 2021, in 10 measures

CouncilAreas
Blaenau Gwent W0600001946
Bridgend W0600001391
Caerphilly W06000018110
Cardiff W06000015218
Carmarthenshire W06000010111
Ceredigion W0600000845
Conwy W0600000371
Denbighshire W0600000458
Flintshire W0600000592
Gwynedd W0600000271
Isle of Anglesey W0600000141
Merthyr Tydfil W0600002436
Monmouthshire W0600002158
Neath Port Talbot W0600001290
Newport W06000022100
Pembrokeshire W0600000971
Powys W0600002379
Rhondda Cynon Taf W06000016153
Swansea W06000011150
Torfaen W0600002060
Vale of Glamorgan W0600001482
Wrexham W0600000684

Download CSV and JSON, zipped

The CSV and the JSON with full provenance come together in one zip, as the files by small area are large.

Source and licence

Publisher
Welsh Government
Check it yourself
https://www.gov.wales/welsh-index-multiple-deprivation-2025
Licence
Open Government Licence v3.0 – Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
Retrieved
29 October 2026, 11:46 UTC
Raw files fetched

Verification

Verified against source, 29 October 2026, 11:47 UTC Run at 29 October 2026, 11:47 UTC; 19170 of 19170 figures matched the live source.

ResultCheckDetail
PassProvenance recordedWelsh Government; Open Government Licence v3.0; retrieved 2026-10-29T11:46:28Z; 3 raw file(s)
PassRaw files match recorded SHA-2563 of 3 files intact
PassRe-parsing raw files reproduces figures19170 of 19170 figures and the headline reproduced
PassFigures are finite numbers19170 figures, 0 invalid
PassLive source matches every figure19170 of 19170 figures match exactly after downloading 3 source file(s) again (2 byte-identical); the headline matches
PassRanks follow the scores filein 9 of 9 rankings (the index and its eight domains) each of the 1,917 LSOAs' rank is one more than the number of LSOAs scoring higher in the scores file
PassDeciles as the guidance sheet bands them1,917 of 1,917 LSOAs have the deciles sheet's overall rank equal to the ranks sheet's, in the decile band the guidance sheet gives it (1–191, 192–382, 383–574, 575–766, 767–958, 959–1149, 1150–1341, 1342–1533, 1534–1724, 1725–1917)
PassSource page answershttps://www.gov.wales/welsh-index-multiple-deprivation-2025 – HTTP 200

Notes

  • Each LSOA's rank is among Wales's 1,917 LSOAs, 1 being the most deprived, and its decile places it in tenths of them by the Welsh Government's own bands, 1 being the most deprived tenth. LSOAs whose scores tie share a rank. Ranks are relative, within Wales only: they cannot be compared with England's, and the Welsh Government changed the indicators between editions.
  • The eight domains are income, employment, health, education, access to services, housing, community safety and the physical environment; the index combines them with the Welsh Government's weights.