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Llanbedr population

385people · latest estimate

By James Burfield, SEO consultant, Bath · Page updated · GeoNames · FSA register

Llanbedr has a population of 385, making it the 37th largest place in Gwynedd.

#37
of 39 in Gwynedd

The other populations of Llanbedr

The same name covers more than one area, and each has its own figure.

What you meanPopulationSource
The place itself
The populated settlement, roughly the built-up core.
385 GeoNames
The built-up area
Continuous development, where buildings sit less than 200m apart. Drawn from where the buildings are, not where the council boundary is.
340 ONS Census 2021 (2021)

Why these differ: which population figure is right? · compare with another place

Year-by-year official estimates for the wider area: Gwynedd population trends, 2001–2024.

Llanbedr in context

5 km
south to Tal-y-bont, the nearest larger town
5,341
people live within 10 km
#5,658
largest of 6,358 UK places
Llanbedr in the UK

Distances are straight-line from the settlement's recorded coordinates. The 10 km figure sums the recorded places within that radius, so it describes how built-up the surroundings are rather than people per square kilometre.

The centre of Llanbedr sits in postcode district LL45.

Food and drink on the high street

Registered premisesCount
Restaurants and cafés (29.4 per 10,000 residents)1
Pubs, bars and nightclubs (29.4 per 10,000 residents)1
Hotels, B&Bs and guest houses (58.8 per 10,000 residents)2

Counts are registered food premises in the Llanbedr built-up area (340 residents at the 2021 census), from the FSA food hygiene register, extracted 17 August 2026. The boundary is drawn from where the buildings are, so these figures cover the town itself rather than the wider council area, and no total is shown because the register also lists premises nobody would call a venue: school kitchens, care homes, warehouses. Compare towns →

Shops and services

PremisesCount
Shops (all retail) (147.1 per 10,000 residents)5
Hairdressing salons (29.4 per 10,000 residents)1

Shops, cafés, salons, banks, post offices and arcades are rateable premises by use on the VOA 2023 rating list — the shops figure is all general retail, charity shops included. Gambling premises come from the Gambling Commission's licensing register, which lists 6,251 betting shops nationally against the rating list's 3,838: many betting shops are rated as ordinary shops, so the licensing register is the truer count and the one used here. Categories the rating list counts badly are deliberately absent rather than wrong: petrol stations disappear into supermarket ratings, vets and museums run far under their professional registers, and pools and nurseries mostly rate inside other premises. Same built-up-area boundary as the download table on this page.

Schools

Maintained schools in the built-up areaCount
Primary schools1

From the Welsh Government's address list of schools (April 2026), located to this built-up area by postcode. Maintained schools only. No capacity or fill figures are shown: Wales publishes no per-school capacity file beside the address list, and the English pages' fill rates come from exactly such a file, so a Welsh version would be a guess.

Broadband

Availability% of homes
Gigabit-capable (1,000 Mbit/s+)100.0%
Superfast (30 Mbit/s+)100.0%

Share of the 196 residential premises in this built-up area that the fixed network can serve at each speed, from Ofcom's Connected Nations coverage data (network state July 2025). Availability is what the line to a home can deliver if ordered, not what households actually subscribe to, and a full-fibre street where everyone bought the cheapest package shows 100% here. Percentile compares towns of 10,000+ residents. Compare towns →

Go deeper

Population since 2001
Gwynedd, year by year from ONS estimates
Postcode district LL45
Wards, constituencies and the deprivation profile

Nearby in Gwynedd

#PlacePopulation
1Llanbedrog613
2Mynytho536
3Llwyngwril526
4Upper Corris200
5Garndolbenmaen101

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