Dating in Northern Ireland: How to Meet People Beyond Your Small Town

Northern Ireland has about 1.9 million people and 521 towns, cities and villages, and most of them are small: 478 (92%) have fewer than 5,000 people, and 377 have fewer than 1,000. If you live in a small one, you already know what dating close to home looks like: you've met most of the single people you'd consider, or you know someone who has.

This page is for everyone in those towns. It covers why the big dating apps make a small town's dating pool even smaller, how Amarbis lets you meet people across all of Northern Ireland instead, and, further down, every town, city or village in Northern Ireland by county.

Northern Ireland by town size

Size of placePlacesPeople
Under 1,000377118,000
1,000 to 4,999101197,000
5,000 to 24,99930322,000
25,000 or more13866,000

The typical town, city or village in Northern Ireland has about 390 people. Its 13 places of 25,000 or more, led by Belfast City (291,000), Derry City (85,000) and Craigavon Urban Area Including Aghacommon (73,000), are home to about 866,000 of the country's 1.9 million people; everyone else lives in the smaller towns and the countryside.

Why dating close to home runs out in small-town Northern Ireland

Dating apps that sort by distance start with the people nearest you. In a small town in Northern Ireland that's a short list, and it doesn't take long to see all of it. A few examples:

  • Belleek (Fermanagh and Omagh) (about 963 people): 38 other towns, cities and villages with 34,000 people between them within 30 miles, and the nearest place of 25,000 or more is Derry City, 48 miles away.
  • Derrylin (about 656 people): 51 other towns, cities and villages with 42,000 people between them within 30 miles, and the nearest place of 25,000 or more is Newry, 50 miles away.
  • Lisnaskea (about 3,000 people): 70 other towns, cities and villages with 64,000 people between them within 30 miles, and the nearest place of 25,000 or more is Craigavon Urban Area Including Aghacommon, 45 miles away.

The point stands across Northern Ireland: a distance-ranked app fills a small-town deck with the same few faces, and the bigger pools are a long way off.

Why the nearest city is out of reach on the big apps

Dating in a small town is hard, and meeting someone in the nearest city can be harder. Many dating apps lean on distance to decide who you see, and Tinuiti's analysis of Tinder's algorithm says proximity is a key factor in who it shows you. When someone in Belfast City or Derry City opens a distance-ranked app, the people who live near them come first. You live farther away, so you land behind their neighbours in their deck, whatever your photos and profile say.

That's the small-town problem twice over: at home you keep seeing the same people, and in the city you're barely seen.

How Amarbis is different

You choose your region

On Amarbis you choose the region you meet people from instead of being limited to whoever lives closest. Choose Northern Ireland and your pool is the whole country, about 1.9 million people, whether you live in Belfast City or a village of a few hundred. A member in a town of 1,000 has the same country-wide pool as a member in Belfast City.

Ranking isn't based on distance

On Amarbis, ranking isn't based on distance. Choose Northern Ireland as your region and the person you'd like to meet in Belfast City isn't shown their next-door neighbour ahead of you because of where you live. It's the opposite of the proximity problem above, and it matters most to the people the big apps leave behind.

No distance limits, and the whole world if you want it

Amarbis has no distance limits, so you aren't limited to Northern Ireland either. You can widen your region to the neighbouring regions or meet someone in another country: Amarbis is an international dating app, the app speaks more than 50 languages, and built-in chat translation helps when you don't share one. The miles only matter once you both want to meet.

Real people, reviewed by real people

Every member has a real face photo, photos are screened before anyone sees them, and every profile on Amarbis is reviewed by a real person. When your local pool is small, every fake or abandoned profile takes up a bigger share of what you see, so that review step is worth more in a small town than in a big city.

Free to join

Joining is free, with no credit card. The free plan gives you 25 likes a day and unlimited messaging with your matches, so you can find out whether Amarbis works for your town before you pay anything. See plans and pricing for what the paid plans add.

How to start from a small town in Northern Ireland

  1. Sign up free and build a profile that sounds like you: a clear photo of your face and one specific thing about life in your town. Our profile tips show what works.
  2. Set your region to Northern Ireland, or wider if you like.
  3. Message first. One good question about where someone lives works better than "hey", and a conversation can start long before anyone plans a trip.
  4. When you both want to meet, pick a public place about halfway, tell a friend where you're going, and follow our safe-meeting checklist.

Built by someone from a small town

Amarbis's founder, Nick, is from Boardman, Oregon, a small American town of about 4,500 people. The small-town dating problem on this page is one he knows first-hand: a deck full of people you already know, and a nearby city that ranks its own neighbours ahead of you. Amarbis is built so that where you live in Northern Ireland doesn't decide who you can meet.

Every town, city or village in Northern Ireland

All 521 towns, cities and villages in Northern Ireland by county. Wherever yours is on this list, everything on this page applies to you: choose Northern Ireland as your region on Amarbis and every place below is in your pool.

Antrim and Newtownabbey

  • Antrim: 25,464 people
  • Ballyclare: 10,848 people
  • Ballycor: 78 people
  • Ballycraigy: 87 people
  • Ballyeaston: 87 people
  • Ballynure: 1,034 people
  • Ballyrobert: 870 people
  • Cogry / Kilbride: 1,330 people
  • Craigarogan: 98 people
  • Creggan-Cranfield: 123 people
  • Crumlin: 5,340 people
  • Doagh: 1,404 people
  • Dunadry: 477 people
  • Groggan: 152 people
  • Hillhead: 153 people
  • Killead: 62 people
  • Metropolitan Newtownabbey: 67,112 people
  • Millbank: 161 people
  • Milltown (Antrim): 157 people
  • Moneyglass: 107 people
  • Parkgate: 662 people
  • Randalstown: 5,156 people
  • Roughfort: 241 people
  • Straid: 424 people
  • Templepatrick: 1,541 people
  • Toome: 1,017 people

Ards and North Down

  • Ardmillan: 96 people
  • Balloo: 269 people
  • Ballybarnes: 245 people
  • Ballycranbeg: 104 people
  • Ballydrain: 120 people
  • Ballyfrenis: 78 people
  • Ballygalget: 119 people
  • Ballygowan: 3,083 people
  • Ballyhalbert: 1,266 people
  • Ballystockart: 64 people
  • Ballywalter: 2,008 people
  • Bangor: 64,122 people
  • Carrowdore: 1,052 people
  • Cloughey: 1,340 people
  • Comber: 9,512 people
  • Cotton: 201 people
  • Crawfordsburn: 632 people
  • Donaghadee: 7,320 people
  • Glastry: 61 people
  • Gray's Park: 56 people
  • Greyabbey: 879 people
  • Groomsport: 1,220 people
  • Helen's Bay: 1,547 people
  • Holywood: 10,735 people
  • Killinchy: 498 people
  • Kilmood: 174 people
  • Kircubbin: 1,065 people
  • Kirkistown: 100 people
  • Lisbane: 520 people
  • Loughries: 179 people
  • Millisle: 2,553 people
  • Newtownards: 29,591 people
  • Orlock: 109 people
  • Portaferry: 2,372 people
  • Portavogie: 2,269 people
  • Rubane: 259 people
  • Seahill: 1,054 people
  • Whiterock: 295 people

Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon

  • Acton: 64 people
  • Aghagallon: 1,175 people
  • Aghory: 64 people
  • Annaclone: 190 people
  • Annaghmore (Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon): 98 people
  • Annaghmore (Moss Road): 272 people
  • Annahugh: 294 people
  • Ardress: 142 people
  • Ardtanagh: 96 people
  • Armagh: 16,438 people
  • Artasooly: 253 people
  • Ashfield / Gowdystown: 114 people
  • Ballymacmaine: 406 people
  • Banbridge: 17,248 people
  • Blackskull: 421 people
  • Blackwatertown: 371 people
  • Bleary: 1,107 people
  • Broomhill: 194 people
  • Charlemont: 131 people
  • Cladymore: 145 people
  • Clonmore: 360 people
  • Collegeland: 120 people
  • Corbet: 82 people
  • Craigavon Urban Area Including Aghacommon: 72,721 people
  • Darkley: 252 people
  • Derryadd: 234 people
  • Derryhale: 351 people
  • Derrylee: 56 people
  • Derrymacash: 710 people
  • Derrymore: 314 people
  • Derrytrasna: 421 people
  • Dollingstown: 2,250 people
  • Donaghcloney: 1,977 people
  • Dromore (Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon): 6,492 people
  • Drumnacanvy: 1,126 people
  • Edenaveys: 186 people
  • Eglish (Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon): 106 people
  • Gamlestown: 141 people
  • Gibson's Hill: 264 people
  • Gilford: 1,957 people
  • Glenanne (Lisdrumchor): 167 people
  • Hamiltonsbawn: 1,030 people
  • Katesbridge: 144 people
  • Keady: 3,327 people
  • Killylea: 272 people
  • Kilmore (Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon): 193 people
  • Kinallen: 1,126 people
  • Laurelvale / Mullavilly: 1,387 people
  • Lawrencetown: 996 people
  • Lenaderg: 341 people
  • Loughbrickland: 793 people
  • Loughgall: 288 people
  • Loughgilly: 136 people
  • Madden: 75 people
  • Magheralin: 2,036 people
  • Maghery: 177 people
  • Markethill: 1,906 people
  • Middletown: 278 people
  • Milford: 559 people
  • Milltown (Aghory): 155 people
  • Milltown (Benburb): 94 people
  • Milltown (Co. Armagh): 98 people
  • Milltown (Co. Down): 110 people
  • Moneyslane: 230 people
  • Mountnorris: 161 people
  • Poyntzpass: 632 people
  • Rathfriland: 2,489 people
  • Richhill: 2,738 people
  • Scarva: 474 people
  • Scotch Street: 675 people
  • Tandragee: 3,543 people
  • Tartaraghan: 54 people
  • The Birches: 541 people
  • Tullylish: 99 people
  • Tynan: 127 people
  • Waringsford: 224 people
  • Waringstown: 3,787 people

Belfast

  • Belfast City: 291,386 people
  • Edenderry (Lisburn and Castlereagh): 374 people
  • Hannahstown: 237 people
  • Metropolitan Lisburn: 32,368 people
  • Metropolitan North Down: 322 people

Causeway Coast and Glens

  • Ardgarvan: 102 people
  • Armoy: 477 people
  • Articlave: 920 people
  • Artikelly: 249 people
  • Ballintoy: 140 people
  • Ballybogy: 547 people
  • Ballycastle: 5,628 people
  • Ballykelly: 2,004 people
  • Ballymoney: 10,903 people
  • Ballytober: 65 people
  • Ballyvoy: 136 people
  • Balnamore: 832 people
  • Bellarena: 341 people
  • Bendooragh: 640 people
  • Boleran: 94 people
  • Boveedy: 84 people
  • Burnfoot: 263 people
  • Bushmills: 1,234 people
  • Bushvale: 102 people
  • Carneatly: 76 people
  • Castlerock: 1,152 people
  • Castleroe: 680 people
  • Church Bay: 75 people
  • Clarehill: 153 people
  • Clogh Mills: 1,230 people
  • Coleraine: 24,560 people
  • Corkey: 162 people
  • Craigavole: 70 people
  • Cushendall: 1,180 people
  • Cushendun: 115 people
  • Dernaflaw: 324 people
  • Derrykeighan: 123 people
  • Dervock: 760 people
  • Drumsurn: 495 people
  • Dunaghy: 382 people
  • Dungiven: 3,346 people
  • Dunloy: 1,150 people
  • Feeny: 776 people
  • Finvoy: 166 people
  • Foreglen: 293 people
  • Garvagh: 1,252 people
  • Glack: 236 people
  • Glenariff Bay: 177 people
  • Glenkeen: 70 people
  • Glenullin: 213 people
  • Gortnahey: 322 people
  • Greysteel: 1,418 people
  • Kilrea: 1,676 people
  • Knocknacarry: 221 people
  • Largy: 151 people
  • Limavady: 11,697 people
  • Liscolman: 219 people
  • Loughguile: 426 people
  • Macosquin: 604 people
  • Magherahoney: 57 people
  • Moss-Side: 321 people
  • Portballintrae: 500 people
  • Portrush: 6,050 people
  • Portstewart: 7,698 people
  • Rasharkin: 1,072 people
  • Stranocum: 311 people
  • Waterfoot: 477 people

Derry City and Strabane

  • Ardmore: 444 people
  • Ardstraw: 204 people
  • Artigarvan: 791 people
  • Ballymagorry: 639 people
  • Ballyrory: 60 people
  • Bready: 242 people
  • Campsey: 316 people
  • Castlederg: 2,963 people
  • Clady (Derry City and Strabane): 623 people
  • Claudy: 1,322 people
  • Cranagh: 69 people
  • Culmore: 3,655 people
  • Derry City: 84,884 people
  • Donagheady: 147 people
  • Donemana: 640 people
  • Douglas Bridge: 141 people
  • Drumlegagh: 92 people
  • Eglinton: 3,550 people
  • Erganagh: 512 people
  • Glebe: 761 people
  • Glenmornan: 175 people
  • Goshaden: 83 people
  • Killaloo: 64 people
  • Killea: 175 people
  • Killen: 266 people
  • Killeter: 93 people
  • Lettershendoney: 563 people
  • Magheramason: 547 people
  • Maydown: 468 people
  • Newbuildings: 2,829 people
  • Newtownstewart: 1,414 people
  • Nixon's Corner: 251 people
  • Park: 476 people
  • Plumbridge: 253 people
  • Sion Mills: 1,970 people
  • Spamount: 202 people
  • Strabane: 13,456 people
  • Straidarran: 476 people
  • Strathfoyle: 2,605 people
  • Tamnaherin: 214 people
  • Victoria Bridge: 362 people

Fermanagh and Omagh

  • Altamuskin: 72 people
  • Arney / Skea: 134 people
  • Ballinamallard: 1,361 people
  • Ballycassidy / Laragh / Trory: 357 people
  • Belcoo / Holywell: 439 people
  • Bellanaleck: 714 people
  • Belleek (Fermanagh and Omagh): 963 people
  • Beragh: 694 people
  • Brookeborough: 438 people
  • Carrickmore: 625 people
  • Clabby: 282 people
  • Clanabogan: 340 people
  • Derrygonnelly: 574 people
  • Derrylin: 656 people
  • Donagh: 164 people
  • Dooish: 99 people
  • Dromore (Fermanagh and Omagh): 1,106 people
  • Drumnakilly: 113 people
  • Drumquin: 532 people
  • Edenderry (Fermanagh and Omagh): 85 people
  • Ederney: 553 people
  • Enniskillen: 14,120 people
  • Fintona: 1,212 people
  • Florencecourt / Drumlaghy: 102 people
  • Garrison: 392 people
  • Garvaghey: 82 people
  • Gillygooly: 86 people
  • Gortaclare / Moylagh: 76 people
  • Gortin: 374 people
  • Greencastle (Fermanagh and Omagh): 202 people
  • Irvinestown: 2,320 people
  • Kesh: 1,101 people
  • Killadeas: 82 people
  • Kilskeery: 55 people
  • Kinawley: 142 people
  • Knockmoyle: 105 people
  • Lack: 111 people
  • Letterbreen: 51 people
  • Lisbellaw: 1,085 people
  • Lisnarick: 203 people
  • Lisnaskea: 3,006 people
  • Loughmacrory: 565 people
  • Maguiresbridge: 1,029 people
  • Monea: 248 people
  • Mountfield: 373 people
  • Mountjoy: 110 people
  • Newtownbutler: 972 people
  • Omagh Town: 20,353 people
  • Pettigoe / Tullyhommon: 76 people
  • Rosslea: 482 people
  • Rousky: 51 people
  • Seskinore: 358 people
  • Sixmilecross: 251 people
  • Springfield: 69 people
  • Tamlaght (Fermanagh and Omagh): 341 people
  • Tattyreagh: 134 people
  • Teemore: 161 people
  • Tempo: 458 people
  • Trillick: 263 people

Lisburn and Castlereagh

  • Aghalee: 919 people
  • Annahilt: 1,034 people
  • Ballyaughlis: 114 people
  • Ballycarn: 105 people
  • Ballylesson: 121 people
  • Ballynadolly: 98 people
  • Ballyskeagh: 192 people
  • Carryduff: 7,017 people
  • Crossnacreevy: 366 people
  • Dromara: 1,118 people
  • Drumbeg: 770 people
  • Drumbo: 397 people
  • Drumlough: 73 people
  • Dundrod: 196 people
  • Duneight: 95 people
  • Glenavy: 2,384 people
  • Halfpenny Gate: 107 people
  • Halftown: 216 people
  • Hillhall: 118 people
  • Hillsborough and Culcavy: 4,160 people
  • Kesh Bridge: 197 people
  • Legacurry: 123 people
  • Lisburn City: 51,447 people
  • Long Kesh: 451 people
  • Lower Ballinderry: 933 people
  • Lower Broomhedge: 223 people
  • Lurganure: 459 people
  • Lurganville: 83 people
  • Maghaberry: 2,943 people
  • Magheraconluce: 412 people
  • Metropolitan Castlereagh: 59,198 people
  • Milltown: 1,633 people
  • Moira: 4,879 people
  • Moneyreagh: 1,535 people
  • Morningside: 52 people
  • Ravernet: 558 people
  • Ryan Park: 124 people
  • St. James: 138 people
  • Stoneyford: 654 people
  • Tullynacross: 149 people
  • Upper Ballinderry: 213 people
  • Upper Broomhedge: 66 people

Mid Ulster

  • Aghaginduff / Cabragh: 381 people
  • Annaghmore (Mid Ulster): 1,052 people
  • Ardboe: 765 people
  • Augher: 391 people
  • Aughnacloy: 1,162 people
  • Ballinderry: 427 people
  • Ballygawley: 976 people
  • Ballylifford: 133 people
  • Ballymaguigan: 245 people
  • Ballynakilly: 235 people
  • Ballyronan: 616 people
  • Bellaghy: 1,235 people
  • Benburb: 446 people
  • Brockagh / Mountjoy: 287 people
  • Caledon: 522 people
  • Castlecaulfield: 995 people
  • Castledawson: 2,345 people
  • Churchtown: 104 people
  • Clady (Mid Ulster): 517 people
  • Clogher: 675 people
  • Coagh: 774 people
  • Coalisland: 6,323 people
  • Cookstown: 12,549 people
  • Creagh: 274 people
  • Culnady: 162 people
  • Curran: 121 people
  • Dernagh / Clonoe: 361 people
  • Desertmartin: 277 people
  • Donaghmore: 1,182 people
  • Drapersfield: 94 people
  • Draperstown: 1,848 people
  • Drummullan: 133 people
  • Dungannon: 16,361 people
  • Dunman: 53 people
  • Dunnamore: 158 people
  • Edendork: 256 people
  • Eglish (Mid Ulster): 515 people
  • Fivemiletown: 1,341 people
  • Galbally: 245 people
  • Glen (Mid Ulster): 110 people
  • Glenone: 483 people
  • Granville: 326 people
  • Gulladuff: 673 people
  • Innishrush: 102 people
  • Killeen (Mid Ulster): 470 people
  • Killyman: 1,057 people
  • Knockcloghrim: 199 people
  • Longfield: 82 people
  • Maghera (Mid Ulster): 4,222 people
  • Magherafelt: 9,647 people
  • Moneymore: 2,141 people
  • Moneyneany: 217 people
  • Moortown: 546 people
  • Moy: 1,941 people
  • Newmills: 801 people
  • Orritor: 161 people
  • Pomeroy: 786 people
  • Sandholes: 119 people
  • Stewartstown: 640 people
  • Straw: 416 people
  • Swatragh: 372 people
  • Tamlaght (Mid Ulster): 121 people
  • Tamnamore: 380 people
  • The Bush: 606 people
  • The Loup: 243 people
  • The Rock: 93 people
  • Tobermore: 713 people
  • Tullyhogue: 189 people
  • Upperlands: 491 people

Mid and East Antrim

  • Ahoghill: 3,529 people
  • Ballycarry: 1,479 people
  • Ballygalley: 745 people
  • Ballymena: 31,308 people
  • Ballystrudder: 977 people
  • Broughshane: 3,067 people
  • Cargan: 628 people
  • Carncastle: 114 people
  • Carnlough: 1,457 people
  • Carrickfergus: 27,886 people
  • Clogh: 212 people
  • Crosshill: 72 people
  • Cullybackey: 2,614 people
  • Glenarm: 504 people
  • Glenoe: 167 people
  • Glynn: 583 people
  • Grange Corner: 523 people
  • Greenisland: 6,383 people
  • Kells / Connor: 2,113 people
  • Larne: 18,794 people
  • Magheramorne: 228 people
  • Martinstown: 363 people
  • Mill Bay: 86 people
  • Mounthill: 128 people
  • Mullaghboy: 390 people
  • Portglenone: 1,367 people
  • Trooperslane: 87 people
  • Whitehead: 3,537 people

Newry, Mourne and Down

  • Annacloy: 391 people
  • Annalong: 2,037 people
  • Annsborough: 793 people
  • Ardglass: 1,761 people
  • Attical: 168 people
  • Ballyalton: 242 people
  • Ballyholland: 699 people
  • Ballyhornan: 455 people
  • Ballykinler: 451 people
  • Ballymadeerfy: 65 people
  • Ballymartin: 579 people
  • Ballynahinch: 6,335 people
  • Ballynoe: 177 people
  • Barnmeen: 156 people
  • Belleek (Newry, Mourne and Down): 391 people
  • Bessbrook: 3,004 people
  • Bryansford: 269 people
  • Burrenbridge: 182 people
  • Camlough: 1,038 people
  • Castlewellan: 2,822 people
  • Clonvaraghan: 193 people
  • Clough: 313 people
  • Creggan (Newry, Mourne and Down): 234 people
  • Crossgar: 2,010 people
  • Crossmaglen: 1,683 people
  • Cullaville: 240 people
  • Cullyhanna: 345 people
  • Darragh Cross: 524 people
  • Downpatrick: 11,541 people
  • Drumaness: 1,309 people
  • Drumaroad: 183 people
  • Drumintee: 328 people
  • Dundrum: 1,538 people
  • Dunnaval / Ballyardle: 211 people
  • Forkhill: 551 people
  • Glassdrumman (Co. Armagh): 165 people
  • Glassdrumman / Mullartown: 100 people
  • Glen (Newry, Mourne and Down): 190 people
  • Hilltown: 1,755 people
  • Jonesborough: 438 people
  • Kilclief: 204 people
  • Kilcoo: 496 people
  • Kilkeel: 6,632 people
  • Killeen (Newry, Mourne and Down): 107 people
  • Killough: 959 people
  • Killowen: 225 people
  • Killyleagh: 2,785 people
  • Kilmore (Newry, Mourne and Down): 273 people
  • Leitrim: 190 people
  • Lislea: 205 people
  • Longstone: 170 people
  • Loughinisland: 217 people
  • Lurganare: 311 people
  • Maghera (Newry, Mourne and Down): 222 people
  • Mayobridge: 1,162 people
  • Meigh: 948 people
  • Mullaghbane: 642 people
  • Mullaghglass: 110 people
  • Newcastle: 8,293 people
  • Newry: 28,026 people
  • Newtowncloghoge: 511 people
  • Newtownhamilton: 845 people
  • Raholp: 324 people
  • Rostrevor: 2,617 people
  • Saintfield: 3,578 people
  • Saul: 107 people
  • Seaforde: 374 people
  • Sheeptown: 309 people
  • Shrigley: 455 people
  • Silverbridge: 122 people
  • Strangford: 561 people
  • The Spa: 590 people
  • Warrenpoint / Burren: 8,821 people
  • Whitecross: 331 people

Frequently asked questions

What is the best dating app for small towns in Northern Ireland?

We think it's Amarbis. You choose the region you meet people from, so a small town in Northern Ireland gets the same country-wide pool as Belfast City; ranking isn't based on distance; there are no distance limits; every profile is reviewed by a real person; and joining is free.

Why do I keep seeing the same people on dating apps in my town?

Many dating apps lean on distance to decide who you see, and in a small town the closest people are a short list. Tinuiti's analysis of Tinder's algorithm says proximity is a key factor, which is why a small-town deck fills with the same neighbours. On Amarbis you choose your region, so your pool isn't limited to your postcode.

Can I meet people from all over Northern Ireland?

Yes. Choose Northern Ireland as your region and you meet people across the country, from wherever you live, without being ranked behind someone's neighbours.

Can I meet people outside Northern Ireland?

Yes. Amarbis has no distance limits, so you can widen your region or meet someone in another country, with built-in chat translation when you don't share a language. Start with the international dating guide.

Is Amarbis free?

Yes. Joining is free, with no credit card, and the free plan includes 25 likes a day and unlimited messaging with your matches. Create your profile.

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Population figures: Census 2021 usual residents for built-up areas (ONS, England and Wales; 2022 BUA definitions) and settlements (NISRA, Northern Ireland); National Records of Scotland mid-2020 estimates for localities (Scotland); country total: ONS mid-2025 population estimates (NRS for Scotland, NISRA for Northern Ireland). England and Wales figures are Census 2021 counts for built-up areas, which ONS rounds to the nearest 5; built-up areas follow continuous development, so a town's figure can differ from its parish or council area. London is not split into towns: its built-up areas are the 32 boroughs plus the City of London (figures summed from Census 2021 output areas). Scotland's figures are NRS mid-2020 estimates for localities of 500+ people, rounded to the nearest 10. Northern Ireland's are exact Census 2021 counts for NISRA settlements; the smallest hamlets are suppressed. Groups are counties: metropolitan and two-tier counties or unitary authorities in England (Inner/Outer London in London), principal areas in Wales, council areas in Scotland and districts in Northern Ireland. Distances are straight-line between town locations, so road distances are longer.

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