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Kennington population

4,178people · latest estimate

By James Burfield, SEO consultant, Bath · Page updated · GeoNames · World Gazetteer 2005

Kennington has a population of 4,178, making it the 51st largest place in Kent. The World Gazetteer published 4,178 for Kennington in 2005 and the current source still carries that same figure, so there is no measured change to report rather than no change having happened.

4,178
in 2005
#51
of 155 in Kent

The other populations of Kennington

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.
4,178 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.
4,595 ONS Census 2021 (2021)

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

The 2005 figure is from the World Gazetteer archive and may draw its boundary differently from the current source, so treat the change as indicative. Sources: method.

Year-by-year official estimates for the wider area: Ashford population trends, 2001–2025.

Kennington in context

2 km
south to Ashford, the nearest larger town
74,112
people live within 10 km
#2,083
largest of 6,358 UK places
373
food businesses in Ashford
Kennington 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 Kennington sits in postcode district TN24.

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Population since 2001
Ashford, year by year from ONS estimates
Postcode district TN24
Wards, constituencies and the deprivation profile

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#PlacePopulation
1Cranbrook4,368
2Meopham4,361
3Borough Green4,342
4Culverstone Green4,001
5Hawkhurst3,963
6Lydd3,889

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