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... that the Office for National Statistics defines a golden logistics triangle in the English Midlands that lies within four hours driving distance of 90% of the British population? Source: "We have estimated a “golden logistics triangle” that is within a four-hour drive of 90% of the British population. The area covers 289 square miles in the West Midlands, which is around half the size of London." from: "The rise of the UK warehouse and the "golden logistics triangle"". Office for National Statistics. Retrieved 19 August 2022.