283 places in the UK have "Utopia" in the name. Adjusted for population, the Highlands beat London.

Dark map of Great Britain and Northern Ireland with H3 hexagons coloured by the number of places named Utopia per 100,000 people, from yellow (low) to purple (5+). Sparse areas such as the Highlands, Lincolnshire and Cornwall show the highest rates. A panel lists 283 places by category: lifestyle services 98, services and business 74, shopping 38, food and drink 18, uncategorized 13, health care 10, other 32.

Every place in Overture Maps Places for the UK with "Utopia" in its name, binned into H3 hexagons and divided by population from CARTO Spatial Features. Lifestyle services lead with 98, then services and business with 74 and shopping with 38. Per 100,000 people the highest rates are in sparsely populated areas such as the Highlands, Lincolnshire, Norfolk and Cornwall: one business in a quiet hexagon beats a dozen in a busy one.

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Places: Overture Maps Places (CDLA Permissive 2.0). Population: CARTO Spatial Features, H3 resolution 6. Basemap © CARTO, © OpenStreetMap contributors. README on GitHub.