Most and fewest households: places in East Midlands (2021)

West Northamptonshire had the highest number of households of East Midlands’s 35 councils in 2021, at 172,641.

Rutland had the lowest, at 16,694. The middle council, Broxtowe, had 48,361.

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Households for every council in East Midlands, highest first. Councils without a figure are listed last with the reason.
Rank	Council	Value
1	West Northamptonshire	172,641
2	North Northamptonshire	148,918
3	Leicester	127,387
4	Nottingham	124,745
5	Derby	105,652
6	Charnwood	73,785
7	East Lindsey	64,754
8	South Kesteven	62,850
9	Amber Valley	56,277
10	Ashfield	54,508
11	Newark and Sherwood	53,331
12	Gedling	51,551
13	Bassetlaw	51,458
14	North Kesteven	50,989
15	Erewash	50,334
16	Rushcliffe	49,883
17	Hinckley and Bosworth	49,446
18	Broxtowe	48,361
19	Chesterfield	48,058
20	Mansfield	48,030
21	North East Derbyshire	45,987
22	South Derbyshire	45,240
23	North West Leicestershire	44,973
24	Blaby	42,575
25	Lincoln	42,507
26	West Lindsey	42,345
27	High Peak	40,772
28	South Holland	40,703
29	Harborough	40,413
30	Bolsover	35,262
31	Derbyshire Dales	32,283
32	Boston	29,404
33	Oadby and Wigston	22,617
34	Melton	22,599
35	Rutland	16,694

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