Nasty numbers

How well do you know St Loyes?

9 September 202412 December 2018 by Clare

The Office for National Statistics had the original and best “How well do you know your area” quiz – see Alan Smith’s talk at TEDxExeter – but it is no longer available online.

Have a go at this InYourArea quiz instead.

Then if you would like to find out more about St Loyes, here are some useful links:

Devon CC Environment Viewer
Drawing for 1801 OS map of Exeter overlaid on Google Maps (a favourite of mine)
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ONS local statistics

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