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Issued: 9 June 2010Community Profile - Area Summary - QuiltIssue No. 1

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2915323417283315811171425213229293116391993426262825142218Central Mendip

712201817878341151168913559827192737924123333Frome

91461071216162798482713925531231811931332312629Glastonbury

2722282327172618471111112018291334286571927283619281153428NE Mendip

323336168834263312949283635313420583514629172828172426NW Mendip

62155191712326231121213812511101210112619459519193636Shepton Mallet

1928208512610311935332161910132116203322311691917101622730Street

1411201432123342416283122326261319201771319699202629112825SW Mendip

22301317302318333319302592820513261212302823162622622447Wells

25736422115242222211133133151712303535Bridgwater

462242573024132551214457343033661484715191517Burnham South and Highbridge

2834311524152835212816830353119536263671533113323362016122523Cheddar and Axbridge

343235363426353629353317303628341327353024113322814262324282319East Sedgemoor

21201013247102112261817283022172213171323263316311519161955North Sedgemoor

2519181912151291011202525192516131615824171130111315178342021SE Sedgemoor

3018112733292526132832172011212351419119201153633232620261915West Sedgemoor

5314121217113241417161648138812231518512514281722Chard

2310233032322637242129302611283129311661918243426283232148Chard District

1327302119241824232710302516101512182420262623242632156301212Crewkerne and Ilminster

312624251111121117312628352135323330244211516614132330261010Curry Rivel

24232431162923261614251224243024272631161419112832322112191313Langport District

181324261925221814162281816232035336151628111691321782120SE Somerset

3812796332053417126133722963132434383031Yeovil

10212829293310169143414211516221425828192823152320175192927Yeovil District

36133524303013413032243624362411156281426333534914Blackdown and Monument

33251835233121112196213634333313243220161025182329232326321111East Deane

11784143461911141236152452427533214916163234Inner Taunton

152433202720181318812828251725131922202125313111926161083132North Taunton

26292722142215302816192334332914172324223629111926119236Suburban Taunton

841611101281336936214327115101124302410182186813141624Wellington

1671733193436262233272323313426292412251514211911282771816West Deane

17832353631241519731714721131817341636135342336333421Exmoor

353283627293053315312105185414341448327193235341774Mid-West Somerset

12164924101722351924351991321362435181182021112212412Minehead

2094243135312262823341212292320331018432233234362463Quantocks

11311111918253593565147182173512292457142311689Watchet and Williton

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Areas are ranked within Somerset from 1 to 36 where 1 is the ‘worst’ and 36 the ‘best’, except for the first four demographic measures, where 1 is the highest and 36 the lowest.

Numbers too small to comment29 to 3622 to 2815 to 218 to 14Rank 1 to 7Key

denotes Community Area containing any Lower Super Output Area ranked amongst the most deprived 20% in the England.Index of Multiple Deprivation

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Issued: 9 June 2010Community Profile - Area Summary - QuiltIssue No. 1

The 36 Community Areas (in rows) and 33 key measures (in columns) together form a broad picture of Somerset and represent thesix aims of the Somerset Sustainable Community Strategy. The Community Areas are illustrated on the map above, and are derivedfrom clusters of neighbouring wards sharing similar characteristics.

The measures were agreed in consultation with public sector partners, and were selected because the data are available and robustat the appropriate geographical level and come from reliable sources.

The purpose of this document is to highlight relative strengths and weaknesses within Somerset. The ranking shown gives noconsideration to scoring relative to a regional or national average.

By reading across the row for a specific area, the particular challenges faced by that area are shown by the red blocks and thestrengths by the greens. Grey denotes where the measure was either zero or suppressed because of very small numbers.


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