Mid Ulster
Mid Ulster is a district council in Northern Ireland. 9 of the 24 figures Groundsense publishes are available here. Figures fetched 3 October 2026.
Furthest from the middle
- Anxiety, mean out of 10 1.9 Lower than 99% of the 347 councils in the UK it is published for. The lowest of the 11 councils in Northern Ireland.
- Residents within 1km of a supermarket 39% Lower than 96% of the 358 councils in the UK it is published for. The lowest of the 8 councils in Northern Ireland.
- Nitrogen dioxide where people live, annual mean 3 µg/m³ Lower than 94% of the 361 councils in the UK it is published for. Joint 3rd lowest of the 11 councils in Northern Ireland.
Each line runs from the council with the lowest figure to the one with the highest. The dot is Mid Ulster and the tick is the council in the middle.
Cost of living
Published for England only. How this is measured
Housing
Lower than 82% of the 360 councils in the UK it is published for.
Up 10.5% since June 2025
UK House Price Index · June 2026 · How this is measured
Published for England and Wales only. How this is measured
Published for England, Scotland and Wales only. How this is measured
Published for England and Wales only. How this is measured
Transport
Lower than 81% of the 329 councils in England, Wales and Northern Ireland it is published for.
Joint lowest of the 11 councils in Northern Ireland.
Census 2021: ONS TS045 for England and Wales, NISRA for Northern Ireland · 2021 · How this is measured
Published for England, Scotland and Wales only. How this is measured
Amenities
Lower than 96% of the 358 councils in the UK it is published for.
The lowest of the 8 councils in Northern Ireland.
Food Standards Agency register of food businesses, read at every census area · October 2026 · How this is measured
Published for England and Wales only. How this is measured
Higher than 95% of the 359 councils in the UK it is published for.
Ofcom Connected Nations 2025, fixed broadband residential coverage by local authority · July 2025 · How this is measured
Education
Published for England only. How this is measured
Published for England only. How this is measured
Health
Published for England only. How this is measured
Published for England only. How this is measured
Safety
Published for England and Wales only. How this is measured
Published for England and Wales only. How this is measured
Published for England, Scotland and Wales only. How this is measured
Community
Published for England and Wales only. How this is measured
Higher than 60% of the 361 councils in the UK it is published for.
3rd highest of the 11 councils in Northern Ireland.
Up 10.5% since 2021
ONS UK Business Counts, SIC 56301 and 56302, over ONS population estimates for June 2025 · 2026 · How this is measured
Wellbeing
Higher than 98% of the 347 councils in the UK it is published for.
The highest of the 11 councils in Northern Ireland.
ONS, personal wellbeing estimates by local authority · 2022-23 · How this is measured
Lower than 99% of the 347 councils in the UK it is published for.
The lowest of the 11 councils in Northern Ireland.
ONS, personal wellbeing estimates by local authority · 2022-23 · How this is measured
Higher than 91% of the 359 councils in the UK it is published for.
The highest of the 11 councils in Northern Ireland.
ONS, Healthy life expectancy, UK · 2022 to 2024 · How this is measured
Environment
Published for England, Scotland and Wales only. How this is measured
Lower than 94% of the 361 councils in the UK it is published for.
Joint 3rd lowest of the 11 councils in Northern Ireland.
Down 50% since 2019
Defra Pollution Climate Mapping, background NO2 on the 1km grid, read at every census area · 2024 · How this is measured
Next door, side by side
Mid Ulster shares a boundary with Antrim and Newtownabbey, Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon, Causeway Coast and Glens, Derry City and Strabane, Fermanagh and Omagh and Mid and East Antrim. Lowest first.
- Average house price, all homes
- Mid and East Antrim£177k
- Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon£187k
- Derry City and Strabane£189k
- Mid Ulster£195k
- Fermanagh and Omagh£202k
- Antrim and Newtownabbey£206k
- Causeway Coast and Glens£219k
- Nitrogen dioxide where people live, annual mean
- Fermanagh and Omagh2.4 µg/m³
- Causeway Coast and Glens2.9 µg/m³
- Mid Ulster3 µg/m³
- Derry City and Strabane3.8 µg/m³
- Mid and East Antrim3.8 µg/m³
- Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon4 µg/m³
- Antrim and Newtownabbey4.9 µg/m³
What changed
- Average house price, change over a year, June 2025 to June 2026Up 10.5% since June 2025
- Pubs, bars and licensed clubs, change in the count, 2021 to 2026Up 10.5% since 2021
- Nitrogen dioxide where people live, change, 2019 to 2024Down 50% since 2019
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