Demographics Of Bad Schallerbach

Bad Schallerbach had 4,169 residents overall as of January 1, 2018, according to the most recent census figures.Since 1975, the population has grown by 25.9% and since 2000, by 10.4%.The density of 490 inhabitants per square kilometer is greater than the Upper Austrian average of 106 inhabitants per square kilometer.

At 43.7 years old, the population’s median age is little higher than the 42.6 year national median.Following is the age distribution: Of those, 18.1% are youth (0–19 years old), 55.9% are adults (20–64 years old), and 26% are seniors (65 years and older).51.5% of the people are female and 48.5% are male.

At 97.9% of the population being citizens of Austria and 94.4% speaking German as their first language, Bad Schallerbach has a very little ethnic and cultural variety. The biggest minority groups are the Croatian (0.7%), Serbian (0.8%) and Turkish (1.1%).

At 72.9% of the population having finished compulsory education, 14.6% having completed vocational or technical education, 8.4% having completed higher education, and 4.1% having no formal education, Bad Schallerbach’s educational attainment is similar to the national average. The Volksschule is the elementary school; the Neue Mittelschule is the lower secondary school; and the Polytechnische Schule is the pre-vocational school.

Together with its agricultural and manufacturing sectors, Bad Schallerbach’s spa and tourism industries also have an impact on employment and occupation. Bad Schallerbach’s principal industries are manufacturing (13.4%), wholesale and retail commerce (15.8%), health and social work (12.9%), and agriculture, forestry, and fishing (9.4%). Higher than the 71.8% national average, the employment rate is 74.4%. Lower below the 5.5% national average, the unemployment rate is 3.9%.

Bad Schallerbach’s average household income of 38,900 euros annually is just below the national average of 40,300 euros. There is the following income distribution: Twenty-one percent of homes make less than twenty thousand euros annually, forty-nine percent make between twenty thousand and forty thousand euros annually, and nine percent make more than sixty thousand euros annually.