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Urban, suburban and rural classifications

CS Chanuki Illushka Seresinhe
TP Tobias Preis
GM George MacKerron
HM Helen Susannah Moat
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“Urban”, “suburban” and “rural” areas are defined using data from the 2011 Rural-Urban Classification35. We define “urban” LSOAs to be LSOAs in the category “Urban Major Conurbation”. LSOAs in the remaining urban categories in this classification are deemed “suburban”. In our final analysis, we consider data for the 3,226 urban LSOAs, 6,432 suburban LSOAs and 4,570 rural LSOAs for which we have scenicness and happiness data.

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