Leicester Urban Area

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The Leicester Urban Area is a conurbation based around the city of Leicester in Leicestershire, England. While it has no formal definition as an administrative area, the Office for National Statistics does define a Leicester Urban Area with a population of 441,213 at the time of the 2001 census.

As defined by the Office of National Statistics, the Leicester Urban Area comprises Leicester itself and the surrounding towns and villages of

The figure given for Leicester excludes Beaumont Leys, which is within the boundaries of the city, but includes Glenfield, Thurnby, Scraptoft and Syston outside the boundaries[citation needed].

The urban area is, by the ONS figures, the eleventh largest in England, between the Portsmouth Urban Area and the Bournemouth Urban Area.

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