The above map shows two separate measures: the shading shows the Gross Value Added per capita (a measure of economic activity) split into quintiles across the UK whilst the coloured dots show the most (turquoise) and least (black) deprived 10% of neighbourhoods in each of the four home nations. There is a pattern that high levels of economic activity are present in large cities throughout the UK, but that this prosperity only spreads beyond the cities in the certain areas, such as the South East of England and the West Midlands. There are areas of both high and low deprivation across the country, but there are notable clusters of low deprivation in places such as the Home Counties and Edinburgh and high deprivation in the North of England and Welsh valleys.