Regional data for Germany
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Start with a questionWhere is Germany growing?
31.12.2015–31.12.2025
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Colour scale centred on 0 · Value and coverage details below
Colour classes & coverage
Symmetric colour scale around the neutral point 0. Scale endpoints are not observed minima and maxima.
- -11.2 % – -8.0 %
- > -8.0 % – -4.8 %
- > -4.8 % – -1.6 %
- > -1.6 % – 1.6 %
- > 1.6 % – 4.8 %
- > 4.8 % – 8.0 %
- > 8.0 % – 11.2 %
400 of 400 regions with data. Observed range: -11.1 % – 11.2 %
Hatched: no data. Classes refer to this view and may change with the year. Geometry: existing BKG district paths.
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Which regions are growing and which are shrinking?
Compare where the population is growing or shrinking. The percentages show the change over the stated period.
Answer & regional comparisonHow young or old is your region?
Compare the average age of residents across regions.
Answer & regional comparisonHow is GDP per resident changing?
Compare regional economic output and how it changes over time. Gross domestic product (GDP) is expressed per resident.
Answer & regional comparisonWhich industries shape your region?
Compare the number of local establishments in each region. The industry breakdown shows which sectors these locations belong to.
Answer & regional comparisonWhere are particularly many new homes being built?
Compare newly completed dwellings relative to the population. This shows completions in new residential buildings per 1,000 residents.
Answer & regional comparisonWhere do residents have more disposable income?
Compare the income households have available to spend or save. This is an annual average per resident.
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