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Maps & Stats offers quick online access to local information - allowing you to zoom in on a map of the District, and either select information for an existing administrative area (eg. Ward or Parliamentary Constituency) or define your own area by drawing it on screen with your mouse - and then call up information and statistics about that area. Maps & Stats can also help you identify small census collection areas (called Output Areas or OA's). It currently consists of two systems the Maps&Stats:BCSP and Maps&Stats:BDDI however these will shortly be joined by a number of other topic areas, for more details see below.
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Maps&Stats:BCSP and Maps&Stats:BDDI both require the installation of a piece of viewer software called "Autodesk Mapguide Viewer", it should be downloaded automatically the first time you use the sites, if however it doesn't it can be manually downloaded.  
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25 January 2007
ID2004 Report Available
A report based on the Government Indices of Deprivation 2004 has been turned on in the BCSP application, this allows you to draw any area and get an indication of the ID2004 Rank for the overall score and each of the domains. Because of the way the ID2004, areas above 1500 people (the average size of Lower SOA's, the level the data was supplied at) will likely show levels of deprivation as closer to the overall mean as the peaks and troughs in deprivation will be "smoothed" out. It is however useful to define your own areas and compare them with similar sized areas.

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