List of settlements in Derbyshire by population

The twelve largest settlements of Derbyshire, with major cities from outside the county shown in yellow.

This is a list of settlements in Derbyshire by population based on the results of the 2011 census. The next United Kingdom census will take place in 2021. In 2011, there were 26 settlements with 5,000 or more inhabitants in Derbyshire, shown in the table below.

List of settlements

Rank Town Population Borough/District Notes
1 Derby 248,752 (2011)[1] City of Derby
2 Chesterfield 103,788 (2011)[2] Chesterfield
3 Long Eaton 45,000 Erewash
4 Ilkeston 37,550 (2001) Erewash
5 Swadlincote 36,000 (2004) South Derbyshire
6 Glossop 33,020 (2011)[3] High Peak
7 Heanor 22,620 (2011)[4] Amber Valley
8 Alfreton 22,302 (2001) Amber Valley
9 Belper 21,823 (2011)[5] Amber Valley
10 Dronfield 21,261 (2011)[6] North East Derbyshire
11 Buxton 20,836 (2001) High Peak
12 Ripley 20,807 (2011)[7] Amber Valley
13 Staveley 18,247 (2011)[8] Chesterfield
14 Bolsover 11,673 (2011)[9] Bolsover
15 Eckington 11,152 (2001)[10] North East Derbyshire
16 Shirebrook 9,760 (2011)[11] Bolsover
17 Matlock 9,543 (2011)[12] Derbyshire Dales
18 New Mills 9,521 (2011)[13] High Peak
19 Killamarsh 9,445 (2011)[14] North East Derbyshire
20 Clay Cross 9,222 (2011)[15] North East Derbyshire
21 Sandiacre 8,889 (2011)[16] Erewash
22 Chapel-en-le-Frith 8,635 (2011)[17] High Peak
23 Hilton 7,714 (2011)[18] South Derbyshire
24 Ashbourne 7,112 (2011)[19] Derbyshire Dales
25 Whaley Bridge 6,455 (2011)[20] High Peak
26 Darley Dale 5,413 (2011)[21] Derbyshire Dales

See also

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