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District councilAbolished 2020E07000007

Wycombe District Council

Local authority area: Wycombe

Wycombe is a district council in Buckinghamshire, in the South East England region of England. It covers 324.6 km² and had 174,641 residents in 2018 — about 538 people per km². It was abolished in 2020 and its services passed to Buckinghamshire. The council is based in High Wycombe.

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People

Population

Estimates recorded for Wycombe, 2012–2018.

Residents, 2018174,641+0.8% since 2012
Land area324.6km²125.3 sq mi
Density538/ km²people per square kilometre
Population estimates3 data points
173.3K176K174.6K
201220152018
History

How the council came to be

  1. 2020
    Abolished

    Replaced by Buckinghamshire.

  2. 1974
    Created

    Wycombe became a local authority area.

Source: Wikidata Q548974 (CC0)Figures as recorded with their reference year; boundaries may have changed since.