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5.1.6 Population Density
Figure 22 gives the population density at lower layer super output area (LLSOA) level
for 2007. These geographical areas have a minimum population size of 1,000 and a
mean population size of 1,500. The underlying data is available on request. The
population in Kings Park has increased over the last few years due to housing
developments, so it is possible that the population density for 2011 is higher than for
2007. Myton covers the city centre so there will be a relatively high proportion of
business addresses rather than residential buildings. The A63 duel carriageway runs
along the southern boundary of Hull and there are a number of business and industrial
areas along this. There are also a number of industrial areas in Marfleet. The course of
the river runs through the middle from South to North, so there are fewer residential
areas here.
Figure 22: Population density, 2007
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