Demographics Of Baden bei Wien
As of 2020, Baden bei Wien had 26,208 inhabitants, ranking as Lower Austria’s fourteenth-largest town. With 975 persons per square kilometer, the population density exceeds the state average of 83 persons per square kilometer. Annual population growth rate of 0.6% surpasses the state average of 0.9%. Compared to the 19.8% state average, the demographic structure is tilted in favor of the elderly with 23.5% of the population over 65. In line with the state average of 50.8%, 54.4% of the population is female, making it also mostly female.
| Category | Value |
|---|---|
| Total Population | 26,208 |
| Population Growth Trends | +2.6% from 2000 to 2015 |
| Population Density | 908 / km² |
| Age Distribution in Baden bei Wien | Median Age: 45.9 years <br> Male Median Age: 43.8 years <br> Female Median Age: 47.8 years |
| Gender Distribution in Baden bei Wien | Male Population: 11,352 (46.6%) <br> Female Population: 12,992 (53.4%) |
Population of Baden bei Wien
Having 26,208 persons altogether as of 2020, Baden bei Wien is the fourteenth-largest municipality in Lower Austria.
Baden bei Wien has seen population growth of 4.5% since 1975 and 2.6% since 2000.Population growth rate is lower than that of Lower Austria (10.1% and 5.6%) and Austria (12.1% and 6.1%).Natural growth (births less deaths) is the main reason of population increase because the net migration rate is negative.
Baden bei Wien is denser than Lower Austria (85.6) and Austria (101.6) with 908.7 people per square kilometer. Its population density also exceeds that of the neighboring towns of Wiener Neudorf (583.8), Mödling (787.4), and Traiskirchen (789.9).Baden’s population density reflects its metropolitan character as well as its attraction as a spa and tourist destination.
Age Distribution in Baden bei Wien
There are 5,838, or 24% of the entire population of Baden bei Wien, under the age of 20. It is less than the average for Austria (25.2%) and Lower Austria (25.4%). Three age categories comprise Baden’s population under 20: under 5 (1,348), 5–9 (1,495), and 10–14 (1,495). Less below the average in Lower Austria (6.1%) and Austria (6.2%), 5.5% of Baden’s population is under the age of 5.
13506 people, or 55.5% of the total population, live in Baden bei Wien between the ages of 20 and 64. It is less than the average for Austria (58.3%) and Lower Austria (57.2%). Six age groups comprise the population of Baden between the ages of 20 and 64: 20–24 (1,014), 25–29 (1,014), 30-34 (1,059), 35–39 (1,213), 40–44 (1,965), and 45–49 (1,986).16.2% of the population of Baden is between the ages of 40 and 49, which is more than the average for Lower Austria (15.1%) and Austria (14.9%).
Baden bei Wien has 5,000 people over 65, or 20.5% of the total population. It is more than the average of Austria (16.5%) and Lower Austria (17.4%). Four age categories comprise Baden’s population over 65: 65–69 (1,201), 70–74 (1,168), 75–79 (654), and 80 and over (1,977). Above the average of Lower Austria (6.3%) and Austria (6.1%), Baden has 8.1% of its population over the age of 80.
Gender Distribution in Baden bei Wien
53.4% of the population of Baden bei Wien is female and 46.6% is male. With 51.2% of Austrians and 48.8% of Lower Austrians being female, this is above average.Gender proportions in Baden varies throughout age groups. Every age group has more women than men, with the exception of the under-5 and 20–24 age groups.Particularly more women than men make up the above 80 age group (69.7% female and 30.3% male).
Ethnic and Cultural Diversity in Baden bei Wien
A varied population from numerous linguistic, religious, and racial origins lives in the town of Baden bei Wien. By the 2001 census, Baden’s ethnic composition was 91.9% Austrian, 2.1% German, 1.5% Croatian, 0.9% Serbian, 0.8% Turkish, and 3.8% other. Among the religions practiced in Baden were 5.9% Protestant, 4.2% Muslim, 2.5% Orthodox, and 17.6% other or none at all.Languages spoken in Baden were 2.8% other, 1.6% Serbian, 1.1% Turkish, 2.4% Croatian, and 92.1% German.
Employment and Occupation in Baden bei Wien
The main sectors of Baden bei Wien are services, health, culture, and tourism. As Baden draws tourists from Austria and other countries for its spa facilities, historical sites, and cultural events, tourism is the primary economic sector. With several hospitals, clinics, and rehabilitation facilities in addition to a University of Applied Sciences for health professions, health is another significant industry in Baden.A major industry is culture, which is well-represented in Baden by its numerous museums, theaters, festivals, and concerts.Services are a second important industry as Baden offers its citizens and tourists a wide range of services, including retail, banking, insurance, transportation, and administration.
Higher than the average of Lower Austria (66.2%) and Austria (65.9%), Baden bei Wien has an employment rate of 67.8%. Lower below the average in Lower Austria (5.7%) and Austria (6.3%), Baden’s unemployment rate is 4.9%. Age and gender groups have different employment rates in Baden. Women work at 63.2%, which is more than the average for Austria (60.9%) and Lower Austria (61.4%). Men’s employment rate is 72.6%, higher than Austria’s (71%), Lower Austria’s (71.1%) averages. Those under 25 had a 50.8% employment rate, which is less than the averages for Lower Austria (53.4%) and Austria (54.1%). Over 55-year-olds had a 40.7% employment rate, higher than the 38.8% and 38.4% averages for Lower Austria and Austria.
