What grade
Almost everything listed is Grade II.
Data access
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Preview the latest 4 observations
| Series | Period or category | Value | Unit |
|---|---|---|---|
| circle | Grade I | 0.0311 | share of listed buildings |
| elizabeth | Grade II* | 0.0743 | share of listed buildings |
| jubilee | Grade not stated | 0.0082 | share of listed buildings |
| victoria | Grade II | 0.8864 | share of listed buildings |
Methodology
London's listed buildings by grade. Grade I is exceptional interest, Grade II* particularly important, Grade II of special interest — and the last accounts for the overwhelming majority everywhere, which is why a Grade I listing is the rarity it is. A small number of entries carry no grade in the register and are shown as such rather than folded into Grade II.
Provenance
- Source
- Planning Data (MHCLG)
- Cadence
- monthly
- Engine
- composition
- Licence
- Open Government Licence v3.0