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Census 2021 neighbourhoods · North Tyneside

Neighbourhoods in North Tyneside

30 Census neighbourhoods cover the 208,966 residents of North Tyneside. Each has its own profile and its closest statistical matches elsewhere.

Area evidence brief for North Tyneside
Battle Hill East5,603 residents · 66% owned · 27% no carBattle Hill West5,514 residents · 62% owned · 31% no carChirton7,745 residents · 37% owned · 43% no carCullercoats6,232 residents · 82% owned · 22% no carEast Benton6,753 residents · 76% owned · 20% no carFordley7,266 residents · 60% owned · 26% no carForest Hall & West Moor6,664 residents · 67% owned · 27% no carHolystone & Benton9,896 residents · 74% owned · 22% no carHowdon6,408 residents · 45% owned · 40% no carKillingworth East6,367 residents · 68% owned · 26% no carKillingworth West & Camperdown6,694 residents · 64% owned · 26% no carLongbenton9,306 residents · 47% owned · 36% no carMonkseaton8,186 residents · 70% owned · 26% no carNew York6,404 residents · 52% owned · 34% no carNorth Shields6,137 residents · 54% owned · 38% no carPercy Main7,563 residents · 36% owned · 44% no carPreston Billy Mill5,839 residents · 70% owned · 27% no carPreston Grange6,791 residents · 83% owned · 16% no carShiremoor North & South Wellfield8,172 residents · 71% owned · 18% no carShiremoor South & West Allotment8,661 residents · 63% owned · 21% no carTynemouth Priory6,153 residents · 62% owned · 27% no carTynemouth West5,782 residents · 75% owned · 21% no carWallsend East7,175 residents · 48% owned · 36% no carWallsend West6,864 residents · 54% owned · 40% no carWest Monkseaton5,773 residents · 83% owned · 17% no carWhitley Bay North6,164 residents · 93% owned · 10% no carWhitley Bay Promenade7,574 residents · 72% owned · 25% no carWhitley Sands5,913 residents · 88% owned · 14% no carWideopen & Seaton Burn7,724 residents · 77% owned · 20% no carWillington Quay7,643 residents · 42% owned · 41% no car

How these are grouped

The council the Library records, used as published.

Neighbourhoods are listed under the local authority the House of Commons Library records against each one. That is the council area as it stood when the names were published, so a recent reorganisation can put a neighbourhood under a predecessor council. Nothing is re-aggregated here.

Evidence ledger

Source and date are part of the record.