What Council Tax Band Am I?

Here is a map of England, what council tax band am i a chloroplast modal council tax band (IE the most common) within each output area census (OA) in England overlaps the base in March 2011 data published by the Office national Statistics and placed on data.gov.uk.

I used a color ramp manually created instead of what council tax band am i one (IE Color Brewer) divergent standard or sequential ramp to emphasize the (large homes H pricey side and small, cheap band) outliers and try to reduce the effect of patchwork that you get when you look at this card (which has about 170,000 domains.) Another way to minimize this effect what council tax band am i would have been to use larger geographic areas (Loads and MOA) at smaller scales.

The map shows a strip of light blue side of a house in the north of England, and Birmingham. In London, this is generally not the case, and even a band of large expensive homes exceeds the what council tax band am i commuter belt flowing right in the center of London from the south west and north.

The map was created using the UCLA HOUSE Mature a CSV file, the file descriptor and style entries. Contribution limits for Welsh council use a different scale so are not included here. The Scotland N.J. data are not available on the ONES website what council tax band am i.

Gotcha during the production of this card is that the file uses the new (2011) for the identifiers of the OAS. Fortunately, I found an old file that is assigned to the new, but I took a bit of detective to find on the website of the National Bureau of what council tax band am i Statistics.