Welsh Index of Multiple Deprivation (WIMD) 2019 indicator data by Lower layer Super Output Area (LSOA) and local authority: health domain

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Data valuesData descriptionArea codeArea nameIndicator
7.3PercentageW01000001Aberffraw & Rhosneigr 1Low birth weight (live single births less than 2.5kg) (%)
[x]PercentageW01000001Aberffraw & Rhosneigr 1Children aged 4-5 who are obese (%)
6.1PercentageW01000002Aberffraw & Rhosneigr 2Low birth weight (live single births less than 2.5kg) (%)
[x]PercentageW01000002Aberffraw & Rhosneigr 2Children aged 4-5 who are obese (%)
6.2PercentageW01000003Amlwch PortLow birth weight (live single births less than 2.5kg) (%)
[x]PercentageW01000003Amlwch PortChildren aged 4-5 who are obese (%)
3.1PercentageW01000004Amlwch RuralLow birth weight (live single births less than 2.5kg) (%)
[x]PercentageW01000004Amlwch RuralChildren aged 4-5 who are obese (%)
2.7PercentageW01000005BeaumarisLow birth weight (live single births less than 2.5kg) (%)
[x]PercentageW01000005BeaumarisChildren aged 4-5 who are obese (%)
4.8PercentageW01000006BodfforddLow birth weight (live single births less than 2.5kg) (%)
[x]PercentageW01000006BodfforddChildren aged 4-5 who are obese (%)
8.2PercentageW01000007BodorganLow birth weight (live single births less than 2.5kg) (%)
[x]PercentageW01000007BodorganChildren aged 4-5 who are obese (%)
2.6PercentageW01000008BraintLow birth weight (live single births less than 2.5kg) (%)
[x]PercentageW01000008BraintChildren aged 4-5 who are obese (%)
3.6PercentageW01000009BryngwranLow birth weight (live single births less than 2.5kg) (%)
[x]PercentageW01000009BryngwranChildren aged 4-5 who are obese (%)
0.9PercentageW01000010BryntegLow birth weight (live single births less than 2.5kg) (%)
[x]PercentageW01000010BryntegChildren aged 4-5 who are obese (%)
0.0PercentageW01000011Cadnant (Isle of Anglesey)Low birth weight (live single births less than 2.5kg) (%)
[x]PercentageW01000011Cadnant (Isle of Anglesey)Children aged 4-5 who are obese (%)
6.5PercentageW01000012CefniLow birth weight (live single births less than 2.5kg) (%)
[x]PercentageW01000012CefniChildren aged 4-5 who are obese (%)
3.0PercentageW01000013Cwm CadnantLow birth weight (live single births less than 2.5kg) (%)
[x]PercentageW01000013Cwm CadnantChildren aged 4-5 who are obese (%)
5.4PercentageW01000014CyngarLow birth weight (live single births less than 2.5kg) (%)
[x]PercentageW01000014CyngarChildren aged 4-5 who are obese (%)
2.2PercentageW01000015GwyngyllLow birth weight (live single births less than 2.5kg) (%)
[x]PercentageW01000015GwyngyllChildren aged 4-5 who are obese (%)
7.1PercentageW01000016Holyhead TownLow birth weight (live single births less than 2.5kg) (%)
[x]PercentageW01000016Holyhead TownChildren aged 4-5 who are obese (%)
7.1PercentageW01000017KingslandLow birth weight (live single births less than 2.5kg) (%)
[x]PercentageW01000017KingslandChildren aged 4-5 who are obese (%)
2.7PercentageW01000018LlanbadrigLow birth weight (live single births less than 2.5kg) (%)
[x]PercentageW01000018LlanbadrigChildren aged 4-5 who are obese (%)
2.8PercentageW01000019LlanbedrgochLow birth weight (live single births less than 2.5kg) (%)
[x]PercentageW01000019LlanbedrgochChildren aged 4-5 who are obese (%)
7.7PercentageW01000020LlanddyfnanLow birth weight (live single births less than 2.5kg) (%)
[x]PercentageW01000020LlanddyfnanChildren aged 4-5 who are obese (%)
2.4PercentageW01000021LlaneilianLow birth weight (live single births less than 2.5kg) (%)
[x]PercentageW01000021LlaneilianChildren aged 4-5 who are obese (%)
8.0PercentageW01000022LlanfaethluLow birth weight (live single births less than 2.5kg) (%)
[x]PercentageW01000022LlanfaethluChildren aged 4-5 who are obese (%)
6.8PercentageW01000023Llanfair-yn-Neubwll 1Low birth weight (live single births less than 2.5kg) (%)
[x]PercentageW01000023Llanfair-yn-Neubwll 1Children aged 4-5 who are obese (%)
6.3PercentageW01000024Llanfair-yn-Neubwll 2Low birth weight (live single births less than 2.5kg) (%)
[x]PercentageW01000024Llanfair-yn-Neubwll 2Children aged 4-5 who are obese (%)
4.0PercentageW01000025Llanfihangel YsgeifiogLow birth weight (live single births less than 2.5kg) (%)
[x]PercentageW01000025Llanfihangel YsgeifiogChildren aged 4-5 who are obese (%)
5.5PercentageW01000026LlangoedLow birth weight (live single births less than 2.5kg) (%)
[x]PercentageW01000026LlangoedChildren aged 4-5 who are obese (%)
4.7PercentageW01000027LlanidanLow birth weight (live single births less than 2.5kg) (%)
[x]PercentageW01000027LlanidanChildren aged 4-5 who are obese (%)
7.7PercentageW01000028Llannerch-y-meddLow birth weight (live single births less than 2.5kg) (%)
[x]PercentageW01000028Llannerch-y-meddChildren aged 4-5 who are obese (%)
7.7PercentageW01000029London RoadLow birth weight (live single births less than 2.5kg) (%)
[x]PercentageW01000029London RoadChildren aged 4-5 who are obese (%)
7.7PercentageW01000030MaeshyfrydLow birth weight (live single births less than 2.5kg) (%)
[x]PercentageW01000030MaeshyfrydChildren aged 4-5 who are obese (%)
4.8PercentageW01000031MechellLow birth weight (live single births less than 2.5kg) (%)
[x]PercentageW01000031MechellChildren aged 4-5 who are obese (%)
11.8PercentageW01000032MoelfreLow birth weight (live single births less than 2.5kg) (%)
[x]PercentageW01000032MoelfreChildren aged 4-5 who are obese (%)
6.5PercentageW01000033MorawelonLow birth weight (live single births less than 2.5kg) (%)
[x]PercentageW01000033MorawelonChildren aged 4-5 who are obese (%)
3.6PercentageW01000034Parc a'r MynyddLow birth weight (live single births less than 2.5kg) (%)
[x]PercentageW01000034Parc a'r MynyddChildren aged 4-5 who are obese (%)
2.9PercentageW01000035PentraethLow birth weight (live single births less than 2.5kg) (%)
[x]PercentageW01000035PentraethChildren aged 4-5 who are obese (%)
5.7PercentageW01000036Porthyfelin 1Low birth weight (live single births less than 2.5kg) (%)
[x]PercentageW01000036Porthyfelin 1Children aged 4-5 who are obese (%)
3.7PercentageW01000037Porthyfelin 2Low birth weight (live single births less than 2.5kg) (%)
[x]PercentageW01000037Porthyfelin 2Children aged 4-5 who are obese (%)
4.9PercentageW01000038RhosyrLow birth weight (live single births less than 2.5kg) (%)
[x]PercentageW01000038RhosyrChildren aged 4-5 who are obese (%)
6.1PercentageW01000039Trearddur 1Low birth weight (live single births less than 2.5kg) (%)
[x]PercentageW01000039Trearddur 1Children aged 4-5 who are obese (%)
3.9PercentageW01000040Trearddur 2Low birth weight (live single births less than 2.5kg) (%)
[x]PercentageW01000040Trearddur 2Children aged 4-5 who are obese (%)
8.8PercentageW01000041TudurLow birth weight (live single births less than 2.5kg) (%)
[x]PercentageW01000041TudurChildren aged 4-5 who are obese (%)
5.7PercentageW01000042TysilioLow birth weight (live single births less than 2.5kg) (%)
[x]PercentageW01000042TysilioChildren aged 4-5 who are obese (%)
7.5PercentageW01000043Valley 1Low birth weight (live single births less than 2.5kg) (%)
[x]PercentageW01000043Valley 1Children aged 4-5 who are obese (%)
5.6PercentageW01000044Valley 2Low birth weight (live single births less than 2.5kg) (%)
[x]PercentageW01000044Valley 2Children aged 4-5 who are obese (%)
7.3PercentageW01000047AbererchLow birth weight (live single births less than 2.5kg) (%)
[x]PercentageW01000047AbererchChildren aged 4-5 who are obese (%)
3.9PercentageW01000048Abermaw 1Low birth weight (live single births less than 2.5kg) (%)
[x]PercentageW01000048Abermaw 1Children aged 4-5 who are obese (%)
3.4PercentageW01000049Abermaw 2Low birth weight (live single births less than 2.5kg) (%)
[x]PercentageW01000049Abermaw 2Children aged 4-5 who are obese (%)
4.4PercentageW01000050ArllechweddLow birth weight (live single births less than 2.5kg) (%)
[x]PercentageW01000050ArllechweddChildren aged 4-5 who are obese (%)
5.9PercentageW01000051BalaLow birth weight (live single births less than 2.5kg) (%)
[x]PercentageW01000051BalaChildren aged 4-5 who are obese (%)
5.7PercentageW01000052Bethel & Cwm-y-Glo 1Low birth weight (live single births less than 2.5kg) (%)
[x]PercentageW01000052Bethel & Cwm-y-Glo 1Children aged 4-5 who are obese (%)
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Updates

16th January 2026
Dataset first published.

Main information

Designation
Accredited official statistics
Data provider 1
Office for National Statistics (ONS)
Data source 1
2011 Census
Data provider 2
Office for National Statistics (ONS)
Data source 2
Mid-year population estimates
Data provider 3
Office for National Statistics (ONS)
Data source 3
Births registrations
Data provider 4
Office for National Statistics (ONS)
Data source 4
Deaths registrations
Data provider 5
Public Health Wales
Data source 5
Child Measurement Programme (CMP) for Wales
Data provider 6
Public Health Wales
Data source 6
Welsh Cancer Intelligence and Surveillance Unit (WCISU)
Data provider 7
Ministry of Justice
Data source 7
No specific source from data provider

Overview

Summary of dataset and variables

Note: this is not the latest release in the series, for latest data go to Welsh Index of Multiple Deprivation (WIMD) 2025 results report.

The 2019 edition ranked all 1,909 Lower Layer Super Output Areas (LSOAs defined after Census 2011) from most (rank 1) to least (rank 1,909) deprived. It combines 47 indicators grouped under 8 domains which have the following weights in the overall index: Income (22%), Employment (22%), Health (15%), Education (14%), Access to Services (10%), Housing (7%), Community Safety (5%), and Physical Environment (5%).

The data here is for the underlying indicators that feed into the Welsh Index of Multiple Deprivation 2019.

This table contains data for the 7 indicators that form the health domain. All indicators are rounded to one decimal place.

Local authority indicator estimates have been produced where the original data allows for aggregating to geographies above LSOA level. Where this is not possible for a given indicator, local authority data entries will display [x] in the Data column.

Data collection or calculation

The purpose of this domain is to capture deprivation relating to the lack of good health. The domain has a relative weight of 15% in the overall index. This has increased from 14% in the 2014 index, due to the addition of three new indicators capturing a broader range of health-related conditions.

There are seven indicators in the health domain, weighted as follows.

  • 31% GP-recorded chronic conditions (rate per 100), age-sex standardised
  • 30% Limiting long-term illness (rate per 100), age-sex standardised
  • 18% Premature deaths (rate per 100,000), age-sex standardised
  • 10% GP-recorded mental health conditions (rate per 100), age-sex standardised
  • 4% Cancer incidence (rate per 100,000), age-sex standardised
  • 4% Low birth weight (live single births less than 2.5 Kg, percentage)
  • 3% Children aged 4-5 who are obese (percentage)

An indirect age-sex standardisation process was applied to five of the indicators, in order to adjust for different age and sex distributions amongst small area populations. For example, one might expect to observe a higher rate of deaths in an aging population than in one consisting predominantly of young families. Standardisation attempts to adjust for these differences in population.

For every indicator, each area was ranked in order, with the most deprived area ranked 1 and the least deprived area ranked 1,909. These ranks were assigned to a normal distribution, with low ranks receiving a low normalised value. Factor analysis was then used to calculate the indicator weights. As with all domains, the final domain ranks were exponentially transformed, to form domain scores for use in the calculation of the overall WIMD 2019.

Statistical quality

The WIMD 2019 data have been produced by professional statisticians using the latest data, rigorous analytical methods, and independent validation at every stage. WIMD 2019 builds on previous versions to ensure accuracy and reliability, combining 47 indicators from diverse sources (some but not all are based on official statistics sources) to minimize bias and strengthen robustness. Quality assurance included multiple checks, replication of results, and expert review with domain specialists and local authorities.

Published by

Organisation
Welsh Government
Contact email
statsinclusion@gov.wales

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