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The number of Jews in the UK is estimated at about 350,000. (This figure relates to members of Jewish congregations).
According to their 2001 Census, which is the most recent data available, the total population of England is approximately 49,138,831, of which Jewish people comprise only .3% of the population, or 147,416 people.
About 58% of the Jewish population lives in London, with the highest concentration in the Barnet area, at 14.8%.
Although the next census is not due until 2011, the UK believes the Jewish population is increasing in its individual countries.
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