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Newcastle upon Tyne North Boundary Change Map

Compare the former Newcastle upon Tyne North boundary with Newcastle upon Tyne North from July 2024. Buy a vector comparison map for £20, prepared and sent by email, or order a printed map.

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Dashed line: former Newcastle upon Tyne North. Solid line: Newcastle upon Tyne North from 4 July 2024.

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2019 and 2024 boundary comparison

Newcastle upon Tyne North: 2019 and 2024 constituency boundary comparison with Newcastle upon Tyne North

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What changed in 2024?

The former constituency was split between successor constituencies. The map compares the old area with its closest successor, Newcastle upon Tyne North.

Former constituencyNewcastle upon Tyne North (E14000833)
Closest successorNewcastle upon Tyne North (E14001379)
New boundaries in use4 July 2024
Old premises retained in this successor41.3%

58.7% of the old constituency’s residential premises moved to other constituencies.

About the comparison map

The colours show land retained, removed and added when this former constituency is compared with its closest successor.

The tables show every linked constituency. Their percentages measure residential premises, not votes, electors or land area.

The preview uses 20-metre generalised boundaries. Small differences along an edge can reflect mapping detail.

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Where did the old area go?

Share of residential premises in the former Newcastle upon Tyne North constituency.

Constituency from July 2024ShareMap
Newcastle upon Tyne North (closest successor)41.3%View map
Newcastle upon Tyne Central and West41.2%View map
Hexham12.2%View map
Cramlington and Killingworth5.3%View map

Rounded values may not add up to exactly 100%.

Where did Newcastle upon Tyne North come from?

Share of residential premises in the successor constituency.

Former constituencyShareComparison
Newcastle upon Tyne North39.4%This comparison
Newcastle upon Tyne East22.6%Compare
North Tyneside21.5%Compare
Newcastle upon Tyne Central16.5%Compare
Sources and dates

Comparison figures: House of Commons Library, workbook dated 2023-07-13. Constituency changes took effect at the 2024 general election. Ward memberships use 2023 boundaries.

Map outlines: ONS December 2022 (E14000833) and July 2024 (E14001379), 20-metre generalised boundaries. The map differences and premises figures are separate calculations. Boundary sources and method.

Source: Office for National Statistics licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Contains OS data © Crown copyright and database right 2022 and 2024.