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Administrative Boundaries

Structure your analysis around recognised geographic boundaries.

Overview

Administrative Boundary datasets provide a consistent geographic framework for organising, comparing and reporting location-based analysis. From output areas and wards to local authorities, regions and planning areas, this data helps teams to work from the same definitions and move easily between local detail and wider geographic views. Ideal for comparing performance, structuring reports and avoiding confusion when different teams need to analyse the same market at different levels of detail.

Applications

Structure locations using recognised geographies

Organise analysis across output areas, wards, local authorities and regions.   

Compare performance at different levels

Move easily from local detail to wider regional views using consistent geographic boundaries. 

Create a shared geographic framework

Align reporting, targeting and planning around common area definitions.  

Datasets

  • Output Areas (ENG-WLS) 
  • Lower Super Output Areas (ENG-WLS)
  • Middle Super Output Areas (ENG-WLS)
  • Data Zones (NIR)
  • Data Zones (SCT)
  • Intermediate Zones (SCT) 
  • Local Authorities (UK)  
  • Local Planning Authorities (UK)
  • Output Areas (SCT)
  • Counties & Unitary Authorities (UK)  
  • Countries (UK)  
  • Combined Authorities (ENG) 
  • Regions (ENG)  
  • Travel to Work Areas (UK)  
  • City and Town Classification (UK)  
  • Rural Urban Classification (ENG-WLS)  
  • Wards (UK)  
  • Communities (SCT)  
  • Communities (WLS)  

Build Your Analysis
on the Right Geography 

Use recognised boundaries to compare locations, structure reporting and provide teams with a shared framework for decision-making.