Nomenclature of territorial units for statistics (NUTS) is a geographical system, divided into one of four levels based on geographical size.
This has since been updated for the UK with ITL (International Territorial Levels) which mirrors the pre-existing NUTS code to ensure alignment between UK and international standards. This transition has not changed the names of regions, or the areas covered by them; it is simply a change to the codes used (for example, UKC1 is now TLC1).
Using the form below, enter your postcode or start typing an address to see results returned. Select an address and you will see the NUTS/ITL data returned.
NUTS 0 (largest area)
NUTS 1 ITL 1
NUTS 2 ITL 2
NUTS 3 (smallest area) ITL 3
In England NUTS 3/ITL 3 regions are Counties or groups of unitary authorities, 179 areas in total.
In England NUTS 3/ITL 3 regions are Counties or groups of unitary authorities, 179 areas in total.
Each NUTS/ITL region has a unique code, the length of which is dependent on the hierarchical level of the NUTS/ITL region illustrated below based on Leeds:
| Region | NUTS level (previous) | Code (previous) | ITL (current) |
|---|---|---|---|
| United Kingdom | NUTS 0 | UK | TL |
| Yorkshire and the Humber | NUTS 1 | UKE | TLE |
| West Yorkshire | NUTS 2 | UKE4 | TLE4 |
| Leeds | NUTS 3 | UKE42 | TLE42 |
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