The figures from the Office of National Statistics cover a five-year-period from 2014 to 2019.
From Hart to Burn Valley, here’s how each area has fared in terms of a percentage change.
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1. No1: Hart
Population in 2019: 9,413 Population in 2014: 8,815 Increase:: 598 Percentage rise: 6.8 Photo: Frank Reid
2. No 2: Rural West
Population in 2019: 7,400 Population in 2014: 7,033 Increase: 367 Percentage rise: 5.2 Photo: Frank Reid
3. No 3: Seaton
Population in 2019: 9,128 Population in 2014: 8,707 Increase: 421 Percentage rise: 4.8 Photo: Stu Norton
4. No4: De Bruce
Population in 2019: 8,265 Population in 2014: 8,017 Increase: 248 Percentage rise: 3.1 Photo: Frank Reid