What London plants

Cherry, maple, lime, oak — in that order.

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Data access

Use the machine-readable JSON record or the flattened CSV download or the compact Markdown version.

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SeriesPeriod or categoryValueUnit
ValueCherry153,821trees
ValueMaple102,779trees
ValueLime94,673trees
ValueOak81,471trees
ValuePlane76,781trees
ValueAsh62,083trees
ValueBirch59,353trees
ValueSycamore50,705trees
ValueHawthorn40,211trees
ValueOther36,970trees
ValueHornbeam33,854trees
ValueApple31,881trees
ValueWhitebeam31,636trees
ValueHorse Chestnut26,305trees
ValuePear25,632trees
ValuePoplar21,106trees
ValueCypress19,477trees
ValueRowan16,526trees
ValueWillow14,960trees
ValueHolly14,846trees

Methodology

The twenty commonest species among London's 1.14 million public realm trees, using the GLA's tidied common name. Counts every record in the file rather than a sample.

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