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

Birmingham had the highest number of households of West Midlands’s 30 councils in 2021, at 423,456.

North Warwickshire had the lowest, at 27,580. The middle council, Wychavon, had 57,356.

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Households for every council in West Midlands, highest first. Councils without a figure are listed last with the reason.
Rank	Council	Value
1	Birmingham	423,456
2	Shropshire	139,579
3	Dudley	137,069
4	Coventry	134,139
5	Sandwell	130,246
6	Walsall	112,226
7	Stoke-on-Trent	110,399
8	Wolverhampton	105,141
9	Solihull	89,483
10	Herefordshire	82,827
11	Telford and Wrekin	76,510
12	Warwick	62,619
13	Stafford	60,047
14	Stratford-on-Avon	59,464
15	Wychavon	57,356
16	Nuneaton and Bedworth	56,586
17	Newcastle-under-Lyme	53,423
18	East Staffordshire	51,293
19	Rugby	47,013
20	South Staffordshire	46,121
21	Lichfield	45,630
22	Wyre Forest	45,320
23	Worcester	44,722
24	Cannock Chase	43,457
25	Staffordshire Moorlands	42,355
26	Bromsgrove	41,266
27	Redditch	36,378
28	Malvern Hills	34,892
29	Tamworth	32,895
30	North Warwickshire	27,580

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