Barnet

Geography
Barnet London special ward London Borough of Barnet
Position in Greater London
Administrative position	London special ward
Area — Total area	The 230th place (in 326 districts) 86.74 km²
ONS cord	00AC
Population statistics
Population — In total (2010 estimate) — Population density	The thirteenth place (in 326 districts) Person from 34,8200 4,014 / km²
Constitution of a race	71.2% White (57.7% Briton 2.9% Irishman Others 10.6%) Mixed blood of 0.6% Caribbean origin 0.6% of African mixed blood 1.1% of Asian mixed blood 1.1% other mixed blood 8.8% Indian 1.6% Pakistani 0.6% Bangladeshi 2.1% Other Asian people 1.3% Black of Caribbean origin 5.1% African black 0.4% Other blacks 2.3% Chinese Others 3.2%
Politics
Executive branch	Texts references
Chief	Anthony Finn
The Houses of Parliament Lower House Election member of the Diet	Mike Freer Theresa Villiers Matthew Offord
London assembly Election congressist	Barnet and Camden Brian Coleman
Post-cord The police	EN, N, NW, HA Scotland Yard
Official site	www.barnet.gov.uk

Barnet London special ward (I put it with - and arrive British: London Borough of Barnet, pronunciation ^{[help / file]}) Oh, I compose a part of outer London of one of the special ward in the northern part of London , England.

As for the population, an area is 86.74 square kilometers in 348,200 people (2010 estimation level) (33 sq mi). I touch Hertfordshire with the border in the north, and Enfield is next to Camden and Haringey, the east southeast Harlow and Brent in the west. Middlesex and some counties of Hertfordshire merged and were founded in 1965 [¹]. The self-government main constituent is Barnet London rose council.