East Central London population statistics

In 2024, there were 46.4k residents in East Central London postcode area with an average age of 34.8 years. Population density was 8.9k residents per square kilometer. Population grew by 69.7% since 2002 and population average age decreased by -1.8 years in the same period.

Key Population Data: Residents, Age and Density in 2024 (latest estimate from ONS)
Population Estimates	Value in 2024
Total residents	46.4k
Average age	34.8
Population density	8.9k

East Central London population density map

shows a number of residents per square kilometer(km²), estimates from 2020.

East Central London population average age map

Population average age by LSOA (County) in 2018.

East Central London population growth

Total population per year outlines headcount differences.

East Central London population pyramid

shows the distribution of various age groups in a population in 2024. Females are shown on the left, males are shown on the right.

East Central London population pyramid by year

East Central London population share by decade of age

Shares of population age groups compared to corresponding shares of population groups in England & Wales, 2024.

East Central London working age population share

Working age population share compared to working age population share in England & Wales, 2024.

Age Distribution and Comparison to England & Wales
age group	head-count	% share of population	% for Eng & Wales
0-15	4.4k	9.6%	18.3%
16-64	38.4k	82.8%	62.8%
65+	3.5k	7.6%	18.9%

Average Age in East Central London postcode area and Comparison to England & Wales
postcode area	Average age in 2024
East Central London	34.8
England & Wales	40.8

East Central London population average age

Annual area statistics of East Central London's population average age compared to country statistics.

East Central London residential areas map

Purple-colored areas are business or industrial areas. Green-colored areas provide quieter surroundings and better living. Map is based on a UK Census 2011 data. Colors calculated from the ratio of number of residents divided by a number of workday people.