By City and Town
All below data is based on 2007 estimates and is for Indian people in the UK regardless of birthplace (excluding those of partial Indian origin).
- London - 162,800 (4.1%]
- London Borough of Harrow - 43,000 (18.2%)
- Birmingham - 36,700 (12.6%)
- Manchester - 31,400 (11.1%]
- London Borough of Ealing - 30,000 (10.2%)
- Leicester - 29,800
- London Borough of Hounslow - 29,100 (8.9%
- Coventry - 25,300
- London Borough of Redbridge - 37,200 (14.6%)
- London Borough of Croydon - 27,200 (8.0%)
Read more about this topic: Lists Of UK Locations With Large Ethnic Minority Populations, British Asian Communities, Indian Communities
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