County Comparison Maps

The map shows the counties of Wales with various statistics. Click on the top right box of the map to select which map to look at (when changing map, make sure to unclick the previous map). The statistics in this section are:

1. Percentage of Houses Inhabited

2. Percentage of Houses Being Built

3. Percentage of Houses Uninhabited

Inhabited Housing

The bar chart shows the percentage of inhabited housing by county. The greatest proportion was Cardigan, followed by Anglesey and then Carmarthen. The breakdown is as follows:

1. Cardigan: 96.7%

2. Anglesey: 96.7%

3. Carmarthen: 96.5%

4. Montgomery: 96.3%

5. Pembroke: 96.1%

6. Radnor: 96.0%

7. Merioneth: 96.0%

8. Carnarvon: 96.0%

9. Flint: 95.1%

10. Denbigh: 94.6%

11. Monmouth: 94.1%

12. Glamorgan: 93.8%

13. Brecon: 93.8%

Housing Being Built

The bar chart shows the percentage of housing being built by county. The greatest proportion was Glamorgan, followed by Pembroke and then Carmarthen. The breakdown is as follows:

1. Glamorgan: 1.1%

2. Pembroke: 1.0%

3. Carmarthen: 0.9%

4. Carnarvon: 0.9%

5. Monmouth: 0.9%

6. Cardigan: 0.9%

7. Brecon: 0.8%

8. Merioneth: 0.7%

9. Denbigh: 0.6%

10. Anglesey: 0.5%

11. Flint: 0.5%

12. Montgomery: 0.5%

13. Radnor: 0.4%

Uninhabited Housing

The bar chart shows the percentage of uninhabited housing by county. The greatest proportion was Brecon, followed by Glamorgan and then Monmouth. The breakdown is as follows:

1. Brecon: 5.4%

2. Glamorgan: 5.1%

3. Monmouth: 5.0%

4. Denbigh: 4.8%

5. Flint: 4.4%

6. Radnor: 3.6%

7. Merioneth: 3.3%

8. Montgomery: 3.2%

9. Carnarvon: 3.2%

10. Pembroke: 2.9%

11. Anglesey: 2.8%

12. Carmarthen: 2.6%

13. Cardigan: 2.4%