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Cornwall Map Showing Lower Super Output Areas (LSOA) (Neighbourhood) Level Data Bude Cornwall Map showing Lower Super Output Areas (LSOA) (neighbourhood) level data Bude IMD rank Cornwall 0 - 30% Map showing Lower Super Output Areas (LSOA) (neighbourhood) level data Co31r n- 1w00a%ll Bude Map showing Lower Super Output Areas (LSOA) (neighbourhood) level data Launceston Bude IMD rank Cornwall Padstow 0 - 30% Map showing Lower Super Output Areas (LSOA) (neighbourhood) level data 31 - 100% Wadebridge Bude IMD rank Launceston Bodmin 0 - 30% Liskeard 31 - 100% Padstow Newquay IMD rank Wadebridge Saltash Isles of Scilly 0 - 30% Launceston Bodmin Lostwithiel 31 - Liskeard100% Newquay Padstow Saltash Isles of Scilly St AustellWadebridge Launceston Lostwithiel Truro Bodmin Redruth Liskeard Padstow St Ives St Austell Newquay The isles of Scilly lie 28 miles Wadebridge southwest of Land's End Truro Saltash Isles of Scilly Redruth Camborne St Ives Bodmin The isles of Scilly lie 28 miles Lostwithiel Liskeard southwest of Land's End Camborne Newquay Falmouth Helston Saltash Isles of ScilStly Austell HelstonPenzance Falmouth Truro Lostwithiel Penzance Redruth St Ives The isles of Scilly lie 28 miles southwest of Land's End Camborne St Austell Truro Redruth © Crown copyright and database rights 2014 Ordnance Survey 100049047. © Crown copyright and database rights 2014 Ordnance Survey 100049047. St Ives Non P&R work\EconomyN\\1o4n_ 0P0&2 R work\Economy\\14_002 Falmouth Helston The isles of Scilly lie 28 miles southwest of Land's End Penzance Camborne Helston Falmouth Penzance © Crown copyright and database rights 2014 Ordnance Survey 100049047. Non P&R work\Economy\\14_002 © Crown copyright and database rights 2014 Ordnance Survey 100049047. Non P&R work\Economy\\14_002 Areas in the 30% most economically deprived in England % within Population Local LSOA Name (and ONS code) RANK OF IMD SCORE (where 1 is most deprived) England 2013 Falmouth Penwerris Ward North 2632 10 1,474 Camborne South Ward North Central 749 10 1,323 Camborne West Ward West Central 1774 10 1,335 Illogan Highway South 2350 10 1,299 Redruth North Ward West Central 944 10 1,896 Penzance Central Ward East 2446 10 2,043 Penzance Treneere 926 10 1,437 St Austell Gover Ward South East 3217 10 1,467 Liskeard North Ward Central 4082 20 1,470 Liskeard South Ward East 6230 20 1,343 Torpoint East Ward South East 5975 20 1,113 Truro Boscawen Ward City Centre 6005 20 2,091 Penryn South 4652 20 1,620 Falmouth Penwerris Ward Central 6217 20 1,578 Truro Hendra And Malabar North 5823 20 1,216 Falmouth Trescobeas Ward North 4531 20 1,927 Camborne North Ward South East 6042 20 2,083 Camborne North Ward South West 5044 20 1,800 Camborne West Ward East Central 3687 20 1,557 Helston South Ward North East 5352 20 2,138 Pool West and Tregajorran 5265 20 1,404 Redruth North Ward South West 4732 20 1,695 Bodmin St Mary’s Ward East 6112 20 1,833 Bodmin St Mary’s Ward South East 3373 20 1,625 Heamoor Central 6458 20 1,408 Hayle South and High Lanes 5356 20 2,086 Penzance Lescudjack and Ponsandane 3478 20 1,587 Penzance Town Centre Central 4367 20 1,490 Newlyn East 3895 20 1,573 Newquay Gannel Ward North East 5426 20 1,459 St Austell Mount Charles Ward North West 4593 20 1,807 St Austell Poltair Ward South East 4412 20 1,383 St Blazey West 3332 20 1,578 Callington West 7871 30 1,528 Liskeard South Ward North West 7536 30 1,256 Looe North East and St Martin 7369 30 1,408 Saltash Pill Ward East 9323 30 1,688 % within Population Local LSOA Name (and ONS code) RANK OF IMD SCORE (where 1 is most deprived) England 2013 Truro Tregolls Ward South 8441 30 1,378 Camborne North Ward North 6590 30 1,891 Camborne South Ward East 8106 30 1,607 Troon North and Beacon 8599 30 1,309 Illogan West and Paynters Lane 8206 30 1,351 Porthleven East 7762 30 1,210 Redruth South Ward North Central 8810 30 1,830 St Day 9553 30 1,761 Bodmin St Mary’s Ward North East 9693 30 1,610 Bodmin St Petroc Ward Central 7870 30 1,570 Bude East 9449 30 1,875 Tintagel 9405 30 1,507 Lanivet East and Lanhydrock 9543 30 1,174 Launceston North East 7338 30 1,386 Connor Downs West and Angarrack 7604 30 1,577 Connor Downs East and Gwithian 9385 30 1,492 Hayle North West and Phillack 9062 30 2,138 Madron and Zennor 9191 30 1,822 Pendeen and Morvah 7881 30 1,526 St Just in Penwith Town 9187 30 1,666 Penzance Central Ward West 9333 30 1,620 Penzance Town Centre North 8611 30 1,492 Penzance Promenade Ward East 8472 30 1,666 St Buryan and Sennen 9201 30 2,138 St Ives West 7513 30 1,384 St Ives Hellesveor and Halsetown 8431 30 1,533 St Ives Town Centre and Island 9181 30 1,725 Newquay Edgcumbe North Ward West 6753 30 1,429 Newquay Edgcumbe South Ward West 7079 30 1,796 Newquay Gannel Ward North West 6939 30 2,132 St Austell Mount Charles Ward Central 9719 30 1,709 St Austell Poltair Ward South West 7231 30 1,373 Rialton Ward Newquay East 7791 30 1,662 Roche North 9720 30 2,019 St Dennis South 7952 30 1,484 St Columb Major South 9293 30 1,972 Nanpean and Treviscoe 7483 30 1,346 Foxhole 9115 30 2,023 Penwithick East and Rescorla 9110 30 1,771.
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