UK Urban Population in 1900: City Sizes and Town-Dwelling Trends #2064820 (License: Personal Use)

This infographic visualizes the distribution of urban populations across major UK cities in 1900, highlighting London as the largest city at 4.5 million, followed by Glasgow (685,000), Manchester (760,000), Birmingham (760,000), and Liverpool (500,000+). It also contrasts two key historical data points using pie charts: approximately 15% of the total UK population lived in towns around 1750, rising dramatically to 85% by 1900-illustrating the profound impact of the Industrial Revolution on urban migration.

Used in educational or historical web pages about British industrialization, demography, or urban studies; targets users researching 19th- to early-20th-century UK social history, geography, or census data.