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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Small Business Survey, 2014

Variable Details

VariableURBANRURAL
LabelUrban/ rural area characteristics based on postcode
Responses
1 Accessible Rural 130
2 Accessible Small Towns 51
3 Belfast Metropolitan Urban Area 148
4 Derry Urban Area 20
5 Hamlet & Isolated Dwellings - Less Sparse 220
6 Hamlet & Isolated Dwellings - Sparse 32
7 Intermediate Settlement: 2,250 and < 4,500 people 11
8 Large Town: 18,000 and under 75,000 people 58
9 Large Urban Areas 293
10 Medium Town: 10,000 and under 18,000 people 32
11 Other Urban Areas 207
12 Remote Rural 55
13 Remote Small Towns 24
14 Small Town: 4,500 and under 10,000 people 25
15 Small Village, Hamlet or Open Countryside: < 1000 124
16 Town and Fringe - Less Sparse 280
17 Town and Fringe - Sparse 27
18 Urban >10K - Less Sparse 2187
19 Urban >10k - Sparse 8
20 Very Remote Rural 57
21 Very Remote Small Towns 26
22 Village - Less Sparse 267
23 Village - Sparse 31
24 Village: 1,000 and under 2,250 people 15
25 Not provided 0
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationSmall Business Survey, 2014
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