# London in motion

> Where Londoners moved and where they travelled to work, one neighbourhood at a time.

- Category: People
- Cadence: irregular
- Status: Published on a irregular cadence.
- Dataset key: `london-origin-destination-flows`
- Source: [ONS](https://www.ons.gov.uk/peoplepopulationandcommunity/populationandmigration/populationestimates/articles/origindestinationdataexplorercensus2021/2023-11-21)
- Licence: Open Government Licence v3.0 — [terms](https://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/doc/open-government-licence/version/3/)
- Canonical page: [https://londongraph.com/g/london-in-motion](https://londongraph.com/g/london-in-motion)
- Machine-readable record: [https://londongraph.com/data/london-in-motion](https://londongraph.com/data/london-in-motion)

## Methodology

Census 2021 migration and workplace origin–destination counts between MSOAs. The map reveals only the 30 largest links after an area is selected while reporting the full link and people totals. Workplace responses describe the coronavirus-lockdown period and are not a normal commuting baseline.

## Visualisations

- [Map](https://londongraph.com/g/london-in-motion): Where Londoners moved and where they travelled to work, one neighbourhood at a time.
- [Map](https://londongraph.com/g/london-in-motion?view=geography): Compare the same measure geographically.
- [Largest flows](https://londongraph.com/g/london-in-motion?view=flow-summary): Rank the largest published movement links and their direction.

## Citation guidance

Attribute the original publisher named above and identify LondonGraph as the visualisation and methodology layer. Do not describe live values as a historical census, and do not present placeholder values as observations.