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This map shows the actual number of people named
Burnell
who are listed in the 2012 Electoral Register for the UK. It should be
noted that this will exclude children and those who have chosen to
withhold their details from the public register or who have failed to
register.
The data is arranged by postcode and so location
is
pinpointed more precisely than was possible in the maps for Burnell
births, where the data was organised on the basis of historical
counties.
In particular, it can be seen how the Yorkshire
Burnells
are concentrated in a relatively small area around Leeds. This is
equally true in the maps for Burnell Births 1500 - 1949, but is not
apparent as the figures there are shown against the whole county of
Yorkshire.
It is interesting that the modern distribution is
very
similar to the distribution in the 18th century, despite the supposed
greater mobility of our modern society. Although some of the clusters
of Burnells coincide with major centres of population, such as London,
this is not universally the case. Note how few Burnells there are in
the major conurbations of Manchester, Liverpool and Birmingham.
In contrast, Somerset and North Devon are largely
rural
areas but have high numbers of Burnells.
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