Country of birth · ONS · Census 2021 (21 March 2021)

Born in the United Kingdom by local authority, ranked

Every area with a published figure, in order of share of usual residents, highest first. Equal figures share a rank and are printed as ties; the order within a tie is alphabetical and means nothing.

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#AreashareUK percentile
1Caerphilly W0600001897.1%99
2Blaenau Gwent W0600001996.8%99
3Isle of Anglesey W0600000196.7%98
=4Neath Port Talbot W0600001296.4%97
=4Torfaen W0600002096.4%97
6Rhondda Cynon Taf W0600001696.3%96
7Bridgend W0600001395.7%93
8Denbighshire W0600000495.3%91
=9Pembrokeshire W0600000995.2%89
=9Powys W0600002395.2%89
11Carmarthenshire W0600001094.9%85
12Conwy W0600000394.8%84
13Gwynedd W0600000294.6%83
14Monmouthshire W0600002194.5%81
15Merthyr Tydfil W0600002494.4%80
16Vale of Glamorgan W0600001494.2%79
17Flintshire W0600000593.5%73
18Ceredigion W0600000892.9%69
19Wrexham W0600000692.1%64
20Swansea W0600001190.6%56
21Newport W0600002287.8%43
22Cardiff W0600001583.5%29

How this ranking is made

Share of usual residents: people in the category ÷ all usual residents × 100.. Usual residents by where they were born, from the Census of England and Wales, 2021 (TS004) and 2011 (KS204), official categories only. Country of birth is not nationality: it does not change, and someone born abroad may be a British citizen.

Source: ONS: ons_census · Census 2021. Boundaries: 2025-05 BGC v2 LAD_MAY_2025_UK_BGC_V2. Percentiles are calculated across the whole UK, so they do not change when the table is filtered to one nation. A ranking compares areas of very different sizes and populations; the figure is the publisher’s own, and its rank is Civometry’s ordering of those published figures.

Caerphilly has the highest share of usual residents of 22 Wales local authorities with a published figure, at 97.1% (Census 2021 (21 March 2021)). Source: ONS: ons_census.
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