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Inhabitants per km 2 CONSTANCE KEMPTEN VADUZ ST. GALLEN BREGENZ FRIEDRICHSHAFEN RAVENSBURG SIGMARINGEN SCHAFFHAUSEN FRAUENFELD ZURICH LINDAU SONTHOFEN APPENZELL HERISAU SWITZER- LAND AUSTRIA LIECHTEN- STEIN GERMANY BADEN-WÜRTTEMBERG BAVARIA 1. The International Lake Constance Region 2. Population 3. Economy Key data for the Lake Constance region 4 nation states: Germany, Switzerland, Austria, Principality of Liechtenstein Surface area: 14,797 km 2 Population: 3.9 million (2012) Highest point: 3,312 m, Piz Buin (Vorarlberg) Lowest point: 332 m, Rhine near Weiach (canton of Zurich) The international Lake Constance region encompasses ten cantons and federal states in four countries. It is an attractive place to live and work, boasting a rich natural and cultural landscape and featuring vibrant cross-border alliances. 1 Population forecasts by the statistics agencies show the development of the population in keeping with past demographic trends. Population in the Lake Constance region 1 Development of the population structure in the Lake Constance region 1 (in 1,000) Employees in the Lake Constance region by economic sector (2011) Employees in the Lake Constance region by economic sector (2011) Just under 72 % of employees in the Lake Constance region work in the services industry (tertiary sector) while 26 % work in the manufacturing industry (secondary sector). Fewer than 3 % are employed in agriculture (primary sector). The largest individual industry is “retail, transport, hotels and restaurants, information and communication” with 572,000 employees. 2 Including commuters. Figures for Vorarlberg only include the number of employees at their place of residence. Commuters from Vorarlberg to other areas in the Lake Constance region are therefore also included in the figures for Vorarlberg, while commuters to Vorarlberg from elsewhere are not. Population density at municipal level (2012) Rank Industry (sector) Employees (in 1,000) Percen- tage 1 Retail, transport, hotels and restau- rants, information and communication (sector 3) 572 26.8 % 2 Public and other services, education, healthcare (sector 3) 531 24.9 % 3 Financial, insurance and consulting services, property and housing (sector 3) 423 19.8 % 4 Manufacturing industry (sector 2) 400 18.8 % 5 Construction (sector 2) 136 6.4 % 6 Agriculture and forestry, fishing (sector 1) 50 2.4 % 7 Mining, energy and water supply, waste disposal (sector 2) 20 0.9 % 0 500 1,000 1,500 2,000 2,500 3,000 3,500 4,500 4,000 2020 2012 2000 + 8.7 % + 4.3 % 3,567 3,879 4,044 Lake Constance in figures* Max. length: 63 km Max. width: 14 km Shoreline: 273 km Surface area: 536 km 2 Max. depth: 254 m Water volume: 48 km 3 Altitude above sea level: 395 m *Source: www.igkb.de Employees with their place of work in the Lake Constance region 2 Year No. of employees (in 1,000) (Average) annual change in % 2000 1,919 – 2010 2,103 0.9 % 2011 2,132 1.4 % The employee concentration (employees per 1,000 inhabitants) varies strong- ly in the region. The highest concentrations can be found in Liechtenstein (1,006) and in the canton of Zurich (610 employees per 1,000 inhabitants). Over the last twelve years, the population in the Lake Constance region has grown by almost 9 %. Of the region’s some 3.9 million inhabitants today, 62 % are between 20 and 64 years of age. Around 20 % are younger than 20 years old. The most densely populated areas are in Greater Zurich, around Lake Constance and in the Rhine valley. > 550 KEMPTEN VADUZ ST. GALLEN BREGENZ FRIEDRICHSHAFEN RAVENSBURG SIGMARINGEN FRAUENFELD ZURICH LINDAU SONTHOFEN APPENZELL HERISAU CONSTANCE SCHAFFHAUSEN Employee concentration 2 (Employees at their place of work 2011 / 1,000 inhabitants 2011) Population 2012 (in 1,000) Population 2020 (in 1,000) German territory 1,169 1,185 Swiss territory 2,299 2,429 Liechtenstein 37 40 Vorarlberg 374 390 Lake Constance region 3,879 4,044 Age structure in the Lake Constance region 1 (in % and 1,000) Population under 20 years 20 to 64 years 65 years and older 0 % 20 % 40 % 60 % 80 % 100 % 2020 2012 2000 830 788 775 2,200 2,404 2,464 537 686 804 26.1 % 71.6 % 2.4 % 2.1 million Agriculture and forestry (sector 1) Manufacturing industry (sector 2) Services (sector 3) Germany Austria Principality of Liechtenstein Switzerland LIECHTEN- STEIN VORARLBERG THURGAU ZURICH AI AR ST.GALLEN APPENZELL SCHAFF- HAUSEN CONSTANCE SIGMARINGEN RAVENSBURG BODENSEE- KREIS LINDAU KEMPTEN OBER- ALLGÄU SWITZER- LAND AUSTRIA LIECHTEN- STEIN GERMANY BADEN-WÜRTTEMBERG BAVARIA Inhabitants per km 2 < 99 100 to 199 200 to 399 400 to 799 800 to 1,599 1,600 to 3,199 > 3,200 Employees per 1,000 inhabitants < 449 450 to 474 475 to 499 500 to 524 525 to 549 > 550 Population per km 2 of productive land (i.e. without bodies of water and without unproductive land such as sand or pebbles)
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Bevˆ lkerungsdichte 2012
Inhabitants per km2
< 99
100 to 199
200 to 399
400 to 799
800 to 1,599
1,600 to 3,199
> 3,200
CONSTANCE
KEMPTEN
VADUZ
ST. GALLEN
BREGENZ
FRIEDRICHSHAFEN
RAVENSBURG
SIGMARINGEN
SCHAFFHAUSEN
FRAUENFELD
ZURICH
LINDAU
SONTHOFEN
APPENZELL
HERISAU
SWITZER-LAND
AUSTRIA
LIECHTEN-STEIN
GERMANYBADEN-WÜRTTEMBERG
BAVARIA
1. The International Lake Constance Region 2. Population 3. Economy
Key data for the Lake Constance region
4 nation states: Germany, Switzerland, Austria, Principality of Liechtenstein
Surface area: 14,797 km 2
Population: 3.9 million (2012)
Highest point: 3,312 m, Piz Buin (Vorarlberg) Lowest point: 332 m, Rhine near Weiach (canton of Zurich)
The international Lake Constance region encompasses ten cantons and federal states in four countries. It is an attractive place to live and work, boasting a rich natural and cultural landscape and featuring vibrant cross-border alliances.
1 Population forecasts by the statistics agencies show the development of the population in keeping with past demographic trends.
Population in the Lake Constance region 1
Development of the population structure in the Lake Constance region 1 (in 1,000)
Employees in the Lake Constance region by economic sector (2011)
Employees in the Lake Constance region by economic sector (2011)
Just under 72 % of employees in the Lake Constance region work in the services industry (tertiary sector) while 26 % work in the manufacturing industry (secondary sector). Fewer than 3 % are employed in agriculture (primary sector). The largest individual industry is “retail, transport, hotels and restaurants, information and communication” with 572,000 employees.
2 Including commuters. Figures for Vorarlberg only include the number of employees at their place of residence. Commuters from Vorarlberg to other areas in the Lake Constance region are therefore also included in the figures for Vorarlberg, while commuters to Vorarlberg from elsewhere are not.
Population density at municipal level (2012)
Rank Industry (sector) Employees (in 1,000)
Percen-tage
1Retail, transport, hotels and restau-rants, information and communication(sector 3)
572 26.8 %
2 Public and other services, education, healthcare (sector 3) 531 24.9 %
3Financial, insurance and consulting services, property and housing (sector 3)
423 19.8 %
4 Manufacturing industry (sector 2) 400 18.8 %
5 Construction (sector 2) 136 6.4 %
6 Agriculture and forestry, fishing (sector 1) 50 2.4 %
7 Mining, energy and water supply, waste disposal (sector 2) 20 0.9 %
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+ 8.7 % + 4.3 %
3,567 3,879 4,044
Lake Constance in figures*
Max. length: 63 kmMax. width: 14 kmShoreline: 273 kmSurface area: 536 km 2
Max. depth: 254 mWater volume: 48 km 3
Altitude above sea level: 395 m *Source: www.igkb.de
Employees with their place of work in the Lake Constance region 2
Year No. of employees (in 1,000)
(Average) annual change in %
2000 1,919 –
2010 2,103 0.9 %
2011 2,132 1.4 %
The employee concentration (employees per 1,000 inhabitants) varies strong-ly in the region. The highest concentrations can be found in Liechtenstein (1,006) and in the canton of Zurich (610 employees per 1,000 inhabitants).
Over the last twelve years, the population in the Lake Constance region has grown by almost 9 %. Of the region’s some 3.9 million inhabitants today, 62 % are between 20 and 64 years of age. Around 20 % are younger than 20 years old. The most densely populated areas are in Greater Zurich, around Lake Constance and in the Rhine valley.
Erwerbst‰tigendichte 2011
Employees per 1,000 inhabitants
< 449
450 to 474
475 to 499
500 to 524
525 to 549
> 550
Erwerbst‰tige am Arbeitsort 2011 / 1000 Einwohner 2011
KEMPTEN
VADUZ
ST. GALLEN
BREGENZ
FRIEDRICHSHAFEN
RAVENSBURG
SIGMARINGEN
FRAUENFELD
ZURICH
LINDAU
SONTHOFEN
APPENZELL
HERISAU
CONSTANCESCHAFFHAUSEN
Employee concentration 2 (Employees at their place of work 2011 / 1,000 inhabitants 2011)
Population 2012 (in 1,000)
Population 2020 (in 1,000)
German territory 1,169 1,185
Swiss territory 2,299 2,429
Liechtenstein 37 40
Vorarlberg 374 390
Lake Constance region 3,879 4,044
Age structure in the Lake Constance region 1 (in % and 1,000)
Population under 20 years 20 to 64 years 65 years and older
0 % 20 % 40 % 60 % 80 % 100 %
2020
2012
2000 830
788
775
2,200
2,404
2,464
537
686
804
26.1 %
71.6 %
2.4 %
2.1 million
Agriculture and forestry (sector 1)
Manufacturing industry (sector 2)
Services (sector 3)
Germany
Austria
Principality of Liechtenstein
Switzerland
LIECHTEN-STEIN
VORARLBERG
THURGAU
ZURICH
AI
AR
ST.GALLEN
APPENZELL
SCHAFF-HAUSEN
CONSTANCE
SIGMARINGEN
RAVENSBURGBODENSEE- KREIS
LINDAU
KEMPTEN
OBER-ALLGÄU
SWITZER-LAND
AUSTRIA
LIECHTEN-STEIN
GERMANYBADEN-WÜRTTEMBERG
BAVARIA
Bevˆ lkerungsdichte 2012
Inhabitants per km2
< 99
100 to 199
200 to 399
400 to 799
800 to 1,599
1,600 to 3,199
> 3,200
CONSTANCE
KEMPTEN
VADUZ
ST. GALLEN
BREGENZ
FRIEDRICHSHAFEN
RAVENSBURG
SIGMARINGEN
SCHAFFHAUSEN
FRAUENFELD
ZURICH
LINDAU
SONTHOFEN
APPENZELL
HERISAU
Bevˆ lkerungsdichte 2012
Inhabitants per km2
< 99
100 to 199
200 to 399
400 to 799
800 to 1,599
1,600 to 3,199
> 3,200
CONSTANCE
KEMPTEN
VADUZ
ST. GALLEN
BREGENZ
FRIEDRICHSHAFEN
RAVENSBURG
SIGMARINGEN
SCHAFFHAUSEN
FRAUENFELD
ZURICH
LINDAU
SONTHOFEN
APPENZELL
HERISAU
Erwerbst‰tigendichte 2011
Employees per 1,000 inhabitants
< 449
450 to 474
475 to 499
500 to 524
525 to 549
> 550
Erwerbst‰tige am Arbeitsort 2011 / 1000 Einwohner 2011
KEMPTEN
VADUZ
ST. GALLEN
BREGENZ
FRIEDRICHSHAFEN
RAVENSBURG
SIGMARINGEN
FRAUENFELD
ZURICH
LINDAU
SONTHOFEN
APPENZELL
HERISAU
CONSTANCESCHAFFHAUSEN
Erwerbst‰tigendichte 2011
Employees per 1,000 inhabitants
< 449
450 to 474
475 to 499
500 to 524
525 to 549
> 550
Erwerbst‰tige am Arbeitsort 2011 / 1000 Einwohner 2011
KEMPTEN
VADUZ
ST. GALLEN
BREGENZ
FRIEDRICHSHAFEN
RAVENSBURG
SIGMARINGEN
FRAUENFELD
ZURICH
LINDAU
SONTHOFEN
APPENZELL
HERISAU
CONSTANCESCHAFFHAUSEN
Population per km2 of productive land(i.e. without bodies of water and without unproductive land such as sand or pebbles)
Zur besseren Orientierung: 250 Pendler 500 Pendler 1000 Pendler 2500 Pendler 5000 Pendler
Pendlerströme unter 250 Personen sind nicht dargestellt.
LIECHTEN-STEIN
VORARLBERG
THURGAU
ZURICH
AI
ARST.GALLEN
APPENZELL
SCHAFF-HAUSEN
CONSTANCE
SIGMARINGEN
RAVENSBURGBODENSEE- KREIS
LINDAU
KEMPTEN
OBER-ALLGÄU
Daten 2014 Von Nach Pendler Landkreis Konstanz Kanton Zürich 2.108 Landkreis Konstanz Kanton Schaffhausen 2.766 Landkreis Konstanz Kanton St.Gallen 481Landkreis Konstanz Kanton Thurgau 3.351Landkreis Lindau Vorarlberg 1.000 Landkreis Oberallgäu Vorarlberg 1.000 Kanton Thurgau Landkreis Konstanz 867 Kanton St.Gallen Liechtenstein 6.289Liechtenstein Kanton St.Gallen 1.235 Vorarlberg Landkreis Lindau 403 Vorarlberg Kanton St.Gallen 6.760 Vorarlberg Liechtenstein 8.268
Ü bernachtungsdichte 2012
Overnight stays per inhabitant
< 4.9
5.0 to 9.9
10 to 19.9
20 to 39.9
40 to 79.9
> 80
not specified(data protection)
‹ bernachtungen 2012 / Einwohner 2012
KEMPTEN
VADUZ
ST. GALLEN
BREGENZ
FRIEDRICHSHAFEN
RAVENSBURG
CONSTANCE
SIGMARINGEN
SCHAFFHAUSEN
FRAUENFELD
ZURICH
LINDAU
SONTHOFEN
APPENZELL
HERISAU
3. Economy 4. Tourism
The Statistic Platform Lake Constance is a working group organized by the Economics Commission of the International Lake Constance Conference (IBK). It comprises representatives of statistics offices and other institutions in the Lake Constance region. The Bureau for Statistics of the Canton of St.Gallen is responsible for managing this project. The Statistic Platform Lake Constance provides interested parties from administrations, business and society with statistical figures on various relevant themes for the international Lake Constance region (IBK region). These are mainly based on existing data from the various public statistics systems in Germany, Liechtenstein, Austria and Switzerland, which are harmonized across borders as far as possible.Background information on the figures published in this leaflet as well as more detailed data on the Lake Constance region can be found at www.statistik-bodensee.org .
EditingThis publication is part of the Statistic Platform Lake Constance working group of the International Lake Constance Conference (IBK) and published by:
Bureau for Statistics of the Canton of St.GallenDavidstr. 35, CH - 9001 St.GallenLutz Benson, Marc FlockerziPhone: +41 (0)58 229 22 58, E-mail: [email protected] St.Gallen, July 2014
Statistic Platform Lake Constance
The International Lake Constance Region in Figures
www.statistik-bodensee.org
Overnight stays and average duration of stays in the hotel business (hotels with 10 and more beds only, 2012)
Most important countries of origin of tourists in the Lake Constance region (2012)
Concentration of overnight stays in the hotel industry(overnight stays 2012 / inhabitants 2012)
Academic landscape in the Lake Constance region (2012)
Further information on locations of institutes of higher education: www.bodenseehochschule.org/mitglieder/hochschulen/
Development of overnight stays in the Lake Constance region Index (2005 = 100)
Overnight stays (in 1,000)
Average duration of stays in days
German territory 7,284 2.8
Swiss territory 6,318 1.8
Liechtenstein 115 2.1
Vorarlberg 5,060 3.4
Lake Constance region 18,777 2.5
Rank Country of originNumber of
overnight stays (in 1,000)
Share of overall overnight stays
1 Germany 10,033 53 %
2 Switzerland and Liechtenstein 3,370 18 %
3 Austria 886 5 %
4 USA 491 3 %
5 Great Britain 475 3 %
UniversitiesOther insti-
tutes of higher education
Total
Locations 7 27 34
Students 64,028 49,413 113,441
Share of women 45.7 % 48.6 % 47.0 %
The GDP in the Lake Constance region amounted to some 205 billion euros or 253 billion Swiss francs in 2011. It therefore accounts for around 6 % of the total GDP of the four countries that make up the Lake Constance region and is higher than the national GDP of Finland (2011: 189 billion euros).
Cross-border commuter flows in the Lake Constance region (2012)
Imprint
The figures displayed only apply to accommodation in the hotel segment (hotels, inns, guesthouses) with at least 10 beds. Data on overnight stays on camp sites, in youth hostels, recreation and holiday homes, private and commercial holiday apartments was not available and is therefore not pre-sented here. The overnight stays listed represent approximately 30 to 50 % of all overnight stays in the Lake Constance region based on expert estimations. The duration of stay refers to the number of nights spent in the same hotel. Customer groups (e.g. cycling tourists) who stay in the region for a longer period but frequently change their accommodation are therefore not included in these figures.
Gross domestic product (GDP) at current market prices (2011)
GDP (2011)
absolute (in billion euros)
205 39 148 4 14
per inhabitant (in thousand euros)
53 32 65 115 38
Exchange rate 1€ = 1.23 CHF
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5,000 cross-border commuters
Cross-border commuter flows of less than 250 people are not shown here.
Zur besseren Orientierung: 250 Pendler 500 Pendler 1000 Pendler 2500 Pendler 5000 Pendler
Pendlerströme unter 250 Personen sind nicht dargestellt.
LIECHTEN-STEIN
VORARLBERG
THURGAU
ZÜRICH
AI
ARST.GALLEN
APPENZELL
SCHAFF-HAUSEN
KONSTANZ
SIGMARINGEN
RAVENSBURGBODENSEE- KREIS
LINDAU
KEMPTEN
OBER-ALLGÄU
Daten 2014 Von Nach Pendler Landkreis Konstanz Kanton Zürich 2.108 Landkreis Konstanz Kanton Schaffhausen 2.766 Landkreis Konstanz Kanton St.Gallen 481Landkreis Konstanz Kanton Thurgau 3.351Landkreis Lindau Vorarlberg 1.000 Landkreis Oberallgäu Vorarlberg 1.000 Kanton Thurgau Landkreis Konstanz 867 Kanton St.Gallen Liechtenstein 6.289Liechtenstein Kanton St.Gallen 1.235 Vorarlberg Landkreis Lindau 403 Vorarlberg Kanton St.Gallen 6.760 Vorarlberg Liechtenstein 8.268
5. Education
International Lake Constance University More than 113,000 students are matriculated at one of 34 institutes of higher education in the Lake Constance region. The International Lake Constance University incorporates 30 of these 34 locations as well as other institutes of higher education in the Lake Constance region. It is the largest network of institutes of higher education in Europe. For more in-formation, please see www.bodenseehochschule.org
Number of institutes of higher education University Other institute of higher education
1,000 students at university at other institute of higher education
Ü bernachtungsdichte 2012
Overnight stays per inhabitant
< 4.9
5.0 to 9.9
10 to 19.9
20 to 39.9
40 to 79.9
> 80
not specified(data protection)
‹ bernachtungen 2012 / Einwohner 2012
KEMPTEN
VADUZ
ST. GALLEN
BREGENZ
FRIEDRICHSHAFEN
RAVENSBURG
CONSTANCE
SIGMARINGEN
SCHAFFHAUSEN
FRAUENFELD
ZURICH
LINDAU
SONTHOFEN
APPENZELL
HERISAU
Ü bernachtungsdichte 2012
Overnight stays per inhabitant
< 4.9
5.0 to 9.9
10 to 19.9
20 to 39.9
40 to 79.9
> 80
not specified(data protection)
‹ bernachtungen 2012 / Einwohner 2012
KEMPTEN
VADUZ
ST. GALLEN
BREGENZ
FRIEDRICHSHAFEN
RAVENSBURG
CONSTANCE
SIGMARINGEN
SCHAFFHAUSEN
FRAUENFELD
ZURICH
LINDAU
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APPENZELL
HERISAU
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set up by the administrations of the federal states and cantons of Baden-
Württemberg, Schaffhausen, Zurich, Thurgau, St. Gallen, Appenzell
Ausserrhoden, Appenzell Innerrhoden, The Principality of Liechtenstein,
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as an attractive living, natural and cultural environment and to strengthen
a sense of regional identity. It is at the centre of a widespread network of
regional cross-border alliances in the Lake Constance region.
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