Public footpath access is particularly low in Norwich, Liverpool and Southampton

Least access

Deciles

Most access

No data

Newcastle upon Tyne

Leeds

Liverpool

Manchester

Birmingham

Norwich

Cambridge

Cardiff

London

Bristol

Brighton

Plymouth

Southampton

Least access

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Most access

No data

Newcastle upon Tyne

Leeds

Manchester

Liverpool

Sheffield

Norwich

Birmingham

Cambridge

Cardiff

London

Bristol

Brighton

Plymouth

Southampton

Least access

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Most access

No data

Newcastle upon Tyne

Leeds

Manchester

Liverpool

Sheffield

Norwich

Birmingham

Cambridge

Cardiff

London

Bristol

Brighton

Plymouth

Southampton

Guardian graphic. Source: Ramblers/New Economics Foundation. Who has a public right of way? An analysis of provision and inequality in England and Wales. Note: access is average length of public right of way within an 800 metres buffer, by LSOA