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Introduction This Document Provides a Set of Thematic Maps on the Religion Census Atlas: Religion Introduction This document provides a set of thematic maps on the religion data by estate and settlement in Milton Keynes from 2011 Census data. You can download the tables of data used in the maps via the MKi Observatory using the link below: • Religion – Estates and Settlements Methodology These maps were created by the Research and Intelligence team at Milton Keynes Council based on 2011 Census data published by the Office for National Statistics. The 2011 Census data was not released at estate level. The Research and Intelligence team at Milton Keynes Council therefore added together Output Area (the smallest census geography) data to provide an estimate at estate level. As Output Areas (OAs) boundaries and estate boundaries do not always match, the data for OAs is weighted to estates. The data in the maps should therefore be seen as estimates based on 2011 Census data rather than actual figures. Full information on the methodology used to estimates the data at estate level can be viewed here: http://www.mkiobservatory.org.uk/document.aspx?id=10215&siteID=1026 Further Information Further information, data and analysis on the 2011 Census can be viewed on the MKi Observatory via the link below: http://www.mkiobservatory.org.uk/page.aspx?id=1924&siteID=1026 Email: [email protected] Tel: 01908 254257 2011 Census Atlas: Religion Map 1 % Christian Warrington % Christian Lavendon 63.6 to 73.1 (18) 55.1 to 63.6 (32) 48.3 to 55.1 (44) Olney Cold 40.8 to 48.3 (22) Brayfield No population (35) Weston Underwood Newton Blossomville Clifton Ravenstone Reynes Stok e Goldington Emberton Hardmead Tyringham & Filgrave Hanslope Astwood Chicheley Sherington Gayhurst Lathbury North Crawley Castlethorpe Newport Haversham/Little Linford Pagnell Redhouse Park G i f f a Blakelands r Oakridge d Par k P Great a r Old Linford k Wolverton Tongwell Moulsoe New Bradwell Stantonbury Bolbeck Par k Wolverton Mill Pennyland W Stonebridge il Willen Pineham Neath le Bradville n Wolverton Blue Br idge Hill Downhead P a Brook Stony Linford r Par k k Furlong Stratford Banc r oft Wood Downs F Par k ft o B o x ro Galley cr Bar n o Greenleys n M Northfield Stacey Ba Heelands Newlands kla Hill i n Willen l d Fullers Bushes n Broughton & s E Hodge Lea Conniburrow Lake e EA Slade Br Campbell Atter bur y W ad Bradwell e w Park Broughton st Kiln el W ern l A Bradwell W b o Middleton/Milton Gate C o al ve E Farm be Common x y y l pa m s s Keynes Village r n b e t to si on u yn o n P s n h Ke Springfield a A Two Mile Ash Rooksley n e Oakgrove rish r to ea il / Loughton l M Kingston ra t P Lodge en Fishermead Monkston C e a Monkston Great Holm r t r Par k e Calverton e Woughton-on- Wavendon Western Expansion Oldbrook B the-Green Br ink low Loughton r Ar ea/SC E Par is h i ll d Kents a Eaglestoneg Crownhill Winterhill nh e Hill de Walton ea Knowlhill L Hall Wavendon Shenley C offee Woughton Gate Grange Farm Church Par k B Hall Netherfield End T le h a Tinkers Walnut e E k Walton Hazeley B lf H Old Medbourne o i a Br idge Tree Shenley w e ll Woburn l ld Beanhill Farm Oakhill Lodge P Browns Sands Shenley a Par k r Ashland Simps on Wood Wood k Redmoor West Walton Woodhill Ashland Par k Shenley Furzton GranbyDenbigh Tilbrook Br ook Mount North Oxley Park End Farm Caldecotte Emer s on Westcroft Valley Denbigh Denbigh West West Eas t Bletc hley Bow Brickhill Kingsmead Tattenhoe Central Far Bletc hley Fenny Bletc hley Str atfor d Tattenhoe Par k Brickfields Little Brickhill Water Newton Leys Eaton Rural Areas tend to have the highest percentage of residents reporting being Christian. Clifton Reynes (73.0%) and Stoke Goldington (71.3%) have the highest percentage of Christian residents. Fullers Slade (40.9%), Central Milton Keynes (41.3%) and Redhouse Park (41.7%) have the lowest percentage. Map 2: % Buddhist Warrington % Buddhist 0.78 to 2.02 (21) Lavendon 0.43 to 0.78 (40) 0.12 to 0.43 (35) 0 to 0.12 (20) Olney Cold No population (35) Brayfield Weston Underwood Newton Blossomville Clifton Ravenstone Reynes Stok e Goldington Emberton Hardmead Tyringham & Filgrave Hanslope Astwood Chicheley Sherington Gayhurst Lathbury North Crawley Castlethorpe Newport Haversham/Little Linford Pagnell Redhouse Park G i f f a Blakelands r Oakridge d Par k P Great a r Old Linford k Wolverton Tongwell Moulsoe New Bradwell Stantonbury Bolbeck Par k Wolverton Mill Pennyland W Stonebridge il Willen Pineham Neath le Bradville n Wolverton Blue Br idge Hill Downhead P a Brook Stony Linford r Par k k Furlong Stratford Banc r oft Wood Downs F Par k ft o B o x ro Galley cr Bar n o Greenleys n M Northfield Stacey Ba Heelands Newlands kla Hill i n Willen l d Fullers Bushes n Broughton & s E Hodge Lea Conniburrow Lake e EA Slade Br Campbell Atter bur y W ad Bradwell e w Park Broughton st Kiln el W ern l A Bradwell W b o Middleton/Milton Gate C o al ve E Farm be Common x y y l pa m s s Keynes Village r n b e t to si on u yn o n P s n h Ke Springfield a A Two Mile Ash Rooksley n e Oakgrove rish r to ea il / Loughton l M Kingston ra t P Lodge en Fishermead Monkston C e a Monkston Great Holm r t r Par k e Calverton e Woughton-on- Wavendon Western Expansion Oldbrook B the-Green Br ink low Loughton r Ar ea/SC E Par is h i ll d Kents a Eaglestoneg Crownhill Winterhill nh e Hill de Walton ea Knowlhill L Hall Wavendon Shenley C offee Woughton Gate Grange Farm Church Par k B Hall Netherfield End T le h a Tinkers Walnut e E k Walton Hazeley B lf H Old Medbourne o i a Br idge Tree Shenley w e ll Woburn l ld Beanhill Farm Oakhill Lodge P Browns Sands Shenley a Par k r Ashland Simps on Wood Wood k Redmoor West Walton Woodhill Ashland Par k Shenley Furzton GranbyDenbigh Tilbrook Br ook Mount North Oxley Park End Farm Caldecotte Emer s on Westcroft Valley Denbigh Denbigh West West Eas t Bletc hley Bow Brickhill Kingsmead Tattenhoe Central Far Bletc hley Fenny Bletc hley Str atfor d Tattenhoe Par k Brickfields Little Brickhill Water Newton Leys Eaton Buddhists appear in small proportions across the borough. Newton Blossomville has the highest proportion with just 2.0%. Map 3: % Hindu Warrington % Hindu 5.3 to 10.8 (12) Lavendon 2.8 to 5.3 (34) 0.8 to 2.8 (26) 0 to 0.8 (44) Olney Cold No population (35) Brayfield Weston Underwood Newton Blossomville Clifton Ravenstone Reynes Stok e Goldington Emberton Hardmead Tyringham & Filgrave Hanslope Astwood Chicheley Sherington Gayhurst Lathbury North Crawley Castlethorpe Newport Haversham/Little Linford Pagnell Redhouse Park G i f f a Blakelands r Oakridge d Par k P Great a r Old Linford k Wolverton Tongwell Moulsoe New Bradwell Stantonbury Bolbeck Par k Wolverton Mill Pennyland W Stonebridge il Willen Pineham Neath le Bradville n Wolverton Blue Br idge Hill Downhead P a Brook Stony Linford r Par k k Furlong Stratford Banc r oft Wood Downs F Par k ft o B o x ro Galley cr Bar n o Greenleys n M Northfield Stacey Ba Heelands Newlands kla Hill i n Willen l d Fullers Bushes n Broughton & s E Hodge Lea Conniburrow Lake e EA Slade Br Campbell Atter bur y W ad Bradwell e w Park Broughton st Kiln el W ern l A Bradwell W b o Middleton/Milton Gate C o al ve E Farm be Common x y y l pa m s s Keynes Village r n b e t to si on u yn o n P s n h Ke Springfield a A Two Mile Ash Rooksley n e Oakgrove rish r to ea il / Loughton l M Kingston ra t P Lodge en Fishermead Monkston C e a Monkston Great Holm r t r Par k e Calverton e Woughton-on- Wavendon Western Expansion Oldbrook B the-Green Br ink low Loughton r Ar ea/SC E Par is h i ll d Kents a Eaglestoneg Crownhill Winterhill nh e Hill de Walton ea Knowlhill L Hall Wavendon Shenley C offee Woughton Gate Grange Farm Church Par k B Hall Netherfield End T le h a Tinkers Walnut e E k Walton Hazeley B lf H Old Medbourne o i a Br idge Tree Shenley w e ll Woburn l ld Beanhill Farm Oakhill Lodge P Browns Sands Shenley a Par k r Ashland Simps on Wood Wood k Redmoor West Walton Woodhill Ashland Par k Shenley Furzton GranbyDenbigh Tilbrook Br ook Mount North Oxley Park End Farm Caldecotte Emer s on Westcroft Valley Denbigh Denbigh West West Eas t Bletc hley Bow Brickhill Kingsmead Tattenhoe Central Far Bletc hley Fenny Bletc hley Str atfor d Tattenhoe Par k Brickfields Little Brickhill Water Newton Leys Eaton Estates with the highest percentage of Hindu residents tend to be concentrated around the city centre and the west of the city. Oldbrook (10.7%), Oakhill (10.4%) and Central Milton Keynes (10.2%) have the highest percentage of Hindu residents.
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