Demographics of Bregenz

Austrian Bregenz is a city on the eastern edge of Lake Constance. At 28,833, Bregenz is a city that is expanding slowly. The four districts of the densely populated metropolis. With more females than males, Bregenz’s population is typified by a somewhat elderly demography. People in Bregenz come from a wide range of nations and areas. Germany, Austria, and Turkey are the most often noted nationalities. Beautifully displaying the rich history, lively culture, and amazing diversity of Vorarlberg and Austria is Bregenz.

An estimated 63,000 people live in the Bregenz metropolitan region.Several towns with differing populations are part of the adjacent populated area. Bregenz is home to about 28,000 people, and Hard to about 13,000. Lauterach has around 10,000 people, Wolfurt about 8,000, and Kennelbach and Lochau-Süd about 2,000.Moreover, since Bregenz and Dornbirn become progressively a cluster of residential areas, a strong link is forming between the two metropolitan centers. An agglomeration with more than 100,000 people has so developed.

In 2011 the age distribution of the Bregenz population differed somewhat from the Vorarlberg average. Bregenz’s population statistics makes it abundantly evident that 15.7% of its citizens are under the age of 15. Comparing the stated proportion to the matching number of 16.6% for the federal state, it is rather lower. The proportion of people in the Vorarlberg area 65 years of age and older was 17.1%, higher than the national average of 15.7%. Comparing Bregenz to the Vorarlberg area, where the employment rate for those between the ages of 15 and 64 was 70.9%, the former is much lower. With 8.1%, Vorarlberg’s unemployment rate was higher than the 5.0% national average. 2011 statistics showed that 52.1% of Bregenz’s population was female and 47.9% male.