Demographics Of Seefeld in Tirol

Covering an area of 17.38 km², Seefeld in Tirol boasts 3, 440 inhabitants as of 2018. About 17km northwest of Innsbruck, this site sits on a plateau between the Wetterstein and Karwendel mountain ranges.

With 3,294 residents in 2015, Seefeld in Tirol has seen a notable 13.5% population increase between 1975 and 2015. Rising above the average population densities of Tyrol (57.5) and Austria (101.6, the population density in 2015 was 190.2 persons per km². With a 4.2% population growth rate between 2000 and 2015, the average of Tyrol (7.5%) and Austria (6.1%) was not matched. Projections show that the population is likely to rise somewhat until 2030 then progressively fall until 2100.

Seefeld in Tirol’s median age in 2015 was 44.7 years, somewhat higher than both Austria’s 42.3 and Tyrol’s 41.2 average age. Male median age was 43.3 years; female median age was 46 years. While just 14.6% of the population was under 20 years old, 28.3% of the population was 60 years or older.

• Age Distribution: The population is distributed by age groups as follows:
  • Under 5: 135 (3.9%)
  • 5-9: 152 (4.4%)
  • 10-14: 163 (4.7%)
  • 15-19: 173 (5%)
  • 20-24: 171 (5%)
  • 25-29: 202 (5.9%)
  • 30-34: 184 (5.3%)
  • 35-39: 213 (6.2%)
  • 40-44: 275 (8%)
  • 45-49: 289 (8.4%)
  • 50-54: 276 (8%)
  • 55-59: 245 (7.1%)
  • 60-64: 212 (6.2%)
  • 65-69: 204 (5.9%)
  • 70-74: 170 (4.9%)
  • 75-79: 89 (2.6%)
  • 80-84: 76 (2.2%)
  • 85 Plus: 73 (2.1%)
• Ethnicity and Cultural Diversity: Seefeld in Tirol has a sizable immigrant population from Germany, Italy, and other European nations in addition to mostly Austrian ethnic makeup. Since the 14th century, the settlement has been a pilgrimage site as well as a commerce station between Augsburg and Venice, so reflecting a rich cultural legacy. In addition, Seefeld organizes the Seefeld Summer Concerts, Seefeld Literary Days, and the Seefeld Carnival—a celebration of culture.
• Household Structure: Seefeld in Tirol boasts 1,664 dwellings overall with an average household size of 2.07 persons. Married couples (51.4%), followed by single-person households (28.3%), and other kinds of households (20.3%), make up most of homes. The age group affects the living situation; younger people are more likely to live alone or with non-family and older persons more likely to live with spouses or relatives.
• Education and Literacy: Tirol’s populace is quite literate and educated. Seefeld in Tirol The 2011 census shows that among those 15 years of age and over, 94.6% had at least obligatory education, 27.4% had secondary education, and 12.9% had university education. Given Austria’s universal and free educational system, the literacy percentage is probably rather near to 100%. Among the various educational establishments Seefeld has are the Seefeld Elementary School, the Seefeld Secondary School, the Seefeld Music School, and the Seefeld Adult Education Center.
• Employment and Occupation: With 72.1% of the people 15 years of age and over working in 2011, Seefeld in Tirol boasts a high employment rate. Given 63.9% of the employed people worked in services, 25.4% in industry, and 10.7% in agriculture, the occupational structure indicates the value of tourism and services in the local economy. Seefeld’s primary businesses and employment sectors include hospitality, retail, health, education, and public administration.
• Socioeconomic Status: Seefeld in Tirol boasts a quite high income distribution since, in 2011, the average yearly income per capita was 24,900 euros, above the national average of 22,600 euros. With just 6.9% of the population at danger of poverty, 5.4% extremely materially deprived, and 9.8% living in families with very low labor intensity in 2011, the measures of economic status also reveal that Seefeld has a low degree of poverty and social exclusion. With the income per capita rising by 17.4% from 2005 to 2011 and the unemployment rate dropped from 5.2% to 3.8% in the same period, the socioeconomic statistics show that Seefeld has lately seen a positive economic development.
• Migration and Immigration: Seefeld in Tirol has a modest degree of movement and immigration since 16.9% of the inhabitants were born outside Austria in 2011 and 18.7% possessed foreign citizenship. Germany (8.6%), Italy (2.1%), and other European nations (4.4%) were the primary nations of origin for the immigrant population. Although their duration of stay, language competency, and social networks affect their integration and settlement, normally the immigrants are well welcomed and incorporated into the local society.