Fields and expansions

Canada, United States

In Canada and the United States this is the value on the property tax roll of the local assessment authority: a city, a county or a provincial assessment agency.

Netherlands

In the Netherlands this is the valuation of immovable property (WOZ value), which the municipality sets on every home each year for its taxes: by law the price the home would have fetched on the reference date.

Latvia

In Latvia this is the state's current official valuation, set on 1 January 2025 from 2022 market prices and held at no more than 80 percent of the average price level. Latvia still charges property tax on an older value built on 2012 and 2013 prices, so this figure is not yet its tax base.

Slovenia

In Slovenia this is the generalised market value the Surveying and Mapping Authority's mass valuation sets on every part of a building, the land under it counted in.

Norway

In Norway this is the tax value a municipality's property tax list gives the home, which Oslo publishes as a workbook. By law it is 70 percent of the home's valuation, which for most homes is the Tax Administration's estimate of its market value, so it is lower than the price the home would fetch.

South Korea

In South Korea this is the official price the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport sets every 1 January on each flat, row house and multi household house, the base of the property tax. A detached house among the Ministry's standard houses takes its standard house price, and other detached houses have no value here.

Canada, United States

In Canada and the United States this is the value on the property tax roll of the local assessment authority: a city, a county or a provincial assessment agency.

Netherlands

In the Netherlands this is the valuation of immovable property (WOZ value), which the municipality sets on every home each year for its taxes: by law the price the home would have fetched on the reference date.

Latvia

In Latvia this is the state's current official valuation, set on 1 January 2025 from 2022 market prices and held at no more than 80 percent of the average price level. Latvia still charges property tax on an older value built on 2012 and 2013 prices, so this figure is not yet its tax base.

Slovenia

In Slovenia this is the generalised market value the Surveying and Mapping Authority's mass valuation sets on every part of a building, the land under it counted in.

Norway

In Norway this is the tax value a municipality's property tax list gives the home, which Oslo publishes as a workbook. By law it is 70 percent of the home's valuation, which for most homes is the Tax Administration's estimate of its market value, so it is lower than the price the home would fetch.

South Korea

In South Korea this is the official price the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport sets every 1 January on each flat, row house and multi household house, the base of the property tax. A detached house among the Ministry's standard houses takes its standard house price, and other detached houses have no value here.

Netherlands

In the Netherlands this is the tax year the valuation of immovable property (WOZ value) is levied in, the year after its reference date: a value of a home's price on 1 January 2024 has the year 2025.

Latvia

In Latvia this is the year the official cadastral valuation took effect, which is set from the market prices of earlier years.

Slovenia

In Slovenia this is the year of the day the real estate register's values were exported, the generalised market value that stands in the register on that day.

South Korea

In South Korea this is the year of the official price, which the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport sets on 1 January of each year.

United Kingdom, Spain, Austria, Switzerland, Norway, Poland, Finland

Outside Canada and the United States no record gives a home's basement. A home matched to a listing takes the basement its listing's words name, where a cellar, such as the British cellar or the German Keller, is read as a basement, and every other home takes an estimate. A flat's cellar is often a storage room in its building's basement rather than a basement of its own.

France

A house with an energy performance certificate takes the basement its certificate records under the lowest heated floor: Full over an unheated basement and Crawlspace over a crawl space. A floor on the ground may stand on a slab or on a heated basement, which is part of the dwelling, so it gives no basement. Another home matched to a listing takes the basement its listing's words name, where a cellar is read as a basement, and every other home takes an estimate. A flat's cellar is often a storage room in its building's basement rather than a basement of its own.

Netherlands, Czechia, Estonia, Latvia, Slovenia, South Korea

In these countries no record gives a home's basement and no listing's words are read for one, so every home takes an estimate.

France

In France a listing counts its salles de bains (rooms with a bathtub) and salles d'eau (shower rooms) but no toilet room (WC). The two together are the bathroom total, split into full and half bathrooms by the rule used for every source that gives only a total: from three bathrooms up, every second one past the first counts as half.

Poland

In Poland a listing states only how many bathrooms (łazienki, rooms with a bathtub or a shower) a house has, and a toilet room (WC) is not counted. That count is the bathroom total, split into full and half bathrooms by the rule used for every source that gives only a total: from three bathrooms up, every second one past the first counts as half.

Switzerland, Czechia

In Switzerland and Czechia no register and no listing field counts a home's bathrooms, so the count is the one a listing's description states, such as "zwei Badezimmer", "deux salles de bains" or "dvě koupelny", or one where the description names a single bathroom and no other. A toilet room (WC) is not counted. That count is the bathroom total, split into full and half bathrooms by the rule used for every source that gives only a total: from three bathrooms up, every second one past the first counts as half. A home with no such listing takes an estimate.

Netherlands

In the Netherlands no register counts a home's bathrooms. A listing's property page states its bathrooms (badkamers, each with a shower or a bathtub), which are full bathrooms, and its toilets in a room of their own (aparte toiletten), which are half bathrooms. A home with no such listing takes an estimate.

United Kingdom, Spain, Austria, Estonia, Latvia, South Korea

In these countries a listing states only how many bathrooms a home has. That count is the bathroom total, split into full and half bathrooms by the rule used for every source that gives only a total: from three bathrooms up, every second one past the first counts as half. A home with no listing takes an estimate.

Norway, Finland

In Norway and Finland a listing names the home's rooms, and each bathroom or shower room (bad or dusjrom in Norway, kylpyhuone in Finland) is a full bathroom and each toilet in a room of its own (wc) a half bathroom. A home with no listing takes an estimate.

France

In France a listing counts its salles de bains (rooms with a bathtub) and salles d'eau (shower rooms) but no toilet room (WC). The two together are the bathroom total, split into full and half bathrooms by the rule used for every source that gives only a total: from three bathrooms up, every second one past the first counts as half.

Poland

In Poland a listing states only how many bathrooms (łazienki, rooms with a bathtub or a shower) a house has, and a toilet room (WC) is not counted. That count is the bathroom total, split into full and half bathrooms by the rule used for every source that gives only a total: from three bathrooms up, every second one past the first counts as half.

Switzerland, Czechia

In Switzerland and Czechia no register and no listing field counts a home's bathrooms, so the count is the one a listing's description states, such as "zwei Badezimmer", "deux salles de bains" or "dvě koupelny", or one where the description names a single bathroom and no other. A toilet room (WC) is not counted. That count is the bathroom total, split into full and half bathrooms by the rule used for every source that gives only a total: from three bathrooms up, every second one past the first counts as half. A home with no such listing takes an estimate.

Netherlands

In the Netherlands no register counts a home's bathrooms. A listing's property page states its bathrooms (badkamers, each with a shower or a bathtub), which are full bathrooms, and its toilets in a room of their own (aparte toiletten), which are half bathrooms. A home with no such listing takes an estimate.

United Kingdom, Spain, Austria, Estonia, Latvia, South Korea

In these countries a listing states only how many bathrooms a home has. That count is the bathroom total, split into full and half bathrooms by the rule used for every source that gives only a total: from three bathrooms up, every second one past the first counts as half. A home with no listing takes an estimate.

Norway, Finland

In Norway and Finland a listing names the home's rooms, and each bathroom or shower room (bad or dusjrom in Norway, kylpyhuone in Finland) is a full bathroom and each toilet in a room of its own (wc) a half bathroom. A home with no listing takes an estimate.

France

In France the total is a listing's salles de bains (rooms with a bathtub) and salles d'eau (shower rooms) together. A toilet in a room of its own (WC) is not counted, because French listings do not count them.

Poland

In Poland no register counts a home's bathrooms. A house takes the bathrooms (łazienki, rooms with a bathtub or a shower) the description of its listing states, a count such as "2 łazienki", or one where the description names a single bathroom and no other. A toilet in a room of its own (WC) is not counted.

Switzerland, Czechia

In Switzerland and Czechia no register counts a home's bathrooms. A home takes the bathrooms the description of its listing states, a count such as "zwei Badezimmer", "deux salles de bains" or "dvě koupelny", or one where the description names a single bathroom and no other. A toilet in a room of its own (WC) is not counted.

Netherlands

In the Netherlands the total is the bathrooms (badkamers) and the toilets in a room of their own (aparte toiletten) a listing's property page states.

South Korea

In South Korea no register counts a home's bathrooms. A flat takes the bathrooms (욕실) a listing of its floor plan states, every flat of one building with one exclusive area being one plan, and a house the bathrooms its own listing states.

United Kingdom

In England, Wales and Scotland a home takes the bedrooms its listing states. Every other home's bedrooms are estimated from the habitable rooms its energy performance certificate counts, which are the bedrooms with the living, dining and study rooms, the kitchen, bathrooms and hall left out: one room is one bedroom, two to four rooms are one living room and the rest bedrooms, and from five rooms two are not bedrooms.

Switzerland, Austria, Finland, Netherlands, Poland, Estonia, Latvia, Slovenia, Czechia

In these countries homes are counted by their rooms, the living room counted with the bedrooms and the kitchen, bathrooms and hall left out, so the bedrooms are estimated from those rooms: one room is one bedroom, two to four rooms are one living room and the rest bedrooms, and from five rooms two are not bedrooms. The rooms come from the building and dwelling register in Switzerland, from listings in Austria, Finland, the Netherlands, Czechia and Estonia, from a flat's latest sale in Latvia and Slovenia, and in Poland from a listing or from a flat's latest sale deed, whose count takes the kitchen off first. An Estonian listing that states its bedrooms gives them as they are. Every other home takes an estimate.

Spain, France, Norway

In Spain, France and Norway a home takes the bedrooms its listing states (habitaciones, chambres, soverom), and every other home an estimate.

South Korea

In South Korea no register counts a home's rooms. A flat takes the rooms (방) a listing of its floor plan states, every flat of one building with one exclusive area being one plan, and a house the rooms its own listing states. A room is a bedroom, the living room (거실) apart. Every other home's bedrooms are estimated from its floor area by the sizes Korean homes are built to:

• Flats, by exclusive floor area: under 40 m² one bedroom, 40 to 50 m² two, 50 to 100 m² three (the 59 and 84 m² types), 100 to 165 m² four (the 114 and 125 m² types), 165 m² and over five.
• Detached houses, by total floor area across every storey: under 50 m² one, 50 to 80 m² two, 80 to 130 m² three, 130 to 200 m² four, 200 m² and over five.

Canada, United States

In Canada and the United States this comes from squares about two kilometres across, measured the same way in both countries, so values compare directly across the border. For the depth of snow that falls, see 'climate_snowfall_annual_cm'.

Checked against the thirty year averages of weather stations, the value is within 10 percent at 87 percent of Canadian stations and 89 percent of American ones. It runs a little low on steep mountain slopes, where one valley can be far wetter than the square around it. A property in Hawaii, the Florida Keys or the western Aleutian Islands has no value.

United Kingdom

In England, Wales and Scotland this comes from squares about 12 km across.

Latvia, Slovenia, Czechia, France, Spain, Netherlands, Finland, Poland, Norway, Switzerland, Estonia, Austria, South Korea

In every other country outside North America this comes from cells about 4.6 km across or smaller.

United Kingdom, Latvia, Slovenia, Czechia, France, Spain, Netherlands, Finland, Poland, Norway, Switzerland, Estonia, Austria, South Korea

No country outside Canada and the United States has a snowfall figure.

Canada, United States

In Canada and the United States this comes from squares about two kilometres across, measured the same way in both countries, so values compare directly across the border.

Checked against the thirty year averages of weather stations, the value is within 1 degree at 97 percent of Canadian stations and 87 percent of American ones. A property in Hawaii, the Florida Keys or the western Aleutian Islands has no value.

United Kingdom

In England, Wales and Scotland this comes from squares about 12 km across.

Latvia, Slovenia, Czechia, France, Spain, Netherlands, Finland, Poland, Norway, Switzerland, Estonia, Austria, South Korea

In every other country outside North America this comes from cells about 4.6 km across or smaller.

Canada, United States

In Canada and the United States this comes from squares about two kilometres across, measured the same way in both countries, so values compare directly across the border.

Checked against the thirty year averages of weather stations, the value is within 1 degree at 88 percent of Canadian stations and 70 percent of American ones, and within 2 degrees at 99 and 94 percent. A property in Hawaii, the Florida Keys or the western Aleutian Islands has no value.

United Kingdom

In England, Wales and Scotland this comes from squares about 12 km across.

Latvia, Slovenia, Czechia, France, Spain, Netherlands, Finland, Poland, Norway, Switzerland, Estonia, Austria, South Korea

In every other country outside North America this comes from cells about 4.6 km across or smaller.

Czechia, Finland, Slovenia, South Korea, Latvia, France

In Czechia, Finland, Slovenia and South Korea this is the load bearing structure the building register records, in Latvia the wall material the cadastre records and in France the wall material of the building's records. Brick and masonry walls that bear the building are Brick, concrete panels, concrete frames and, in South Korea, concrete blocks are Concrete, and timber frames are Wood. A structure no option names, such as stone, takes an estimate.

United Kingdom

In England, Wales and Scotland this comes from the walls the energy performance certificate describes: solid brick walls are Brick and a timber frame is Wood. A cavity wall names how the wall is built and not what of, and stone has no option, so most British homes take an estimate.

Estonia, Poland, Austria, Switzerland, Spain, Norway

In Estonia and Poland this is the building material a listing states, and in Austria, Switzerland, Spain and Norway the structure a listing's words name. Every other home takes an estimate.

Netherlands

In the Netherlands no source gives the structure, so every home takes an estimate.

United Kingdom

In England, Wales and Scotland the energy performance certificate gives most homes only a band of years, such as 1950 to 1966 or before 1900, and a band is never written as a year. So only a home whose certificate states a plain year, most of them new homes, has a recorded year, and every other home takes an estimate.

Czechia, Finland

In Czechia and Finland this is the year of the completion date the building register records, which it writes on the first or last day of the year where only the year is known.

Estonia, Latvia

In Estonia and Latvia this is the year the building was first put into use, as the building register or the cadastre records it.

South Korea

In South Korea this is the year of the building's use approval (사용승인), the day the finished building was approved for use.

Spain

In Spain this is the construction year of the oldest construction on the home's cadastral parcel.

France

In France this is the construction year the land tax office records, which is often rounded for old buildings.

Netherlands, Slovenia

In the Netherlands and Slovenia this is the year built the address register or the real estate register records for the building.

Switzerland

In Switzerland this is the year built the federal building and dwelling register records, which it holds for about half of the residential buildings. Every other home takes an estimate.

Norway, Austria, Poland

In Norway, Austria and Poland no open register gives the year built, so a home takes the year its listing states, and every other home an estimate.

United Kingdom

In England and Wales this figure comes from the 2021 lower layer super output area, of about 1,500 residents, and in Scotland from the 2022 data zone, of about 800. Both censuses stop at 85 and over, so the bands from 85 up are empty.

Czechia

In Czechia this figure is published per municipality (obec), and every basic settlement unit of the municipality carries it.

Latvia

In Latvia this figure is published per municipality, and every 1 km grid square of the municipality carries it.

Estonia

In Estonia this figure is published per municipality, and every 1 km grid square of the municipality carries it.

Spain

In Spain this figure comes from the census section (sección censal).

Austria

In Austria this figure comes from the census district (Zählsprengel).

South Korea

In South Korea this figure comes from the administrative neighbourhood (dong).

Slovenia

In Slovenia this figure comes from the settlement (naselje). Its table stops at 85 and over, so the bands from 85 up are empty.

France

In France the IRIS area publishes six broad age groups, each split into these five year bands in the proportions of its commune.

Netherlands

In the Netherlands the neighbourhood (buurt) publishes five broad age groups, each split into these five year bands in the proportions of its municipality.

Finland

In Finland this figure comes from the postal code area, but the bands under 20 and from 85 up, which it publishes in broader groups, are split in the proportions of its municipality.

Poland

In Poland the statistical region (rejon statystyczny) publishes ten year age groups, each split into these five year bands in the proportions of the whole country.

Norway

In Norway the basic statistical unit (grunnkrets) publishes broader age groups, each split into these five year bands in the proportions of its municipality.

Switzerland

In Switzerland this figure comes from the 1 km grid square, the 90 and over split into its bands in the proportions of the whole country.

United Kingdom

In England and Wales this figure comes from the 2021 lower layer super output area, of about 1,500 residents, and in Scotland from the 2022 data zone, of about 800. Both censuses stop at 85 and over, so the bands from 85 up are empty.

Czechia

In Czechia this figure is published per municipality (obec), and every basic settlement unit of the municipality carries it.

Latvia

In Latvia this figure is published per municipality, and every 1 km grid square of the municipality carries it.

Estonia

In Estonia this figure is published per municipality, and every 1 km grid square of the municipality carries it.

Spain

In Spain this figure comes from the census section (sección censal).

Austria

In Austria this figure comes from the census district (Zählsprengel).

South Korea

In South Korea this figure comes from the administrative neighbourhood (dong).

Slovenia

In Slovenia this figure comes from the settlement (naselje). Its table stops at 85 and over, so the bands from 85 up are empty.

France

In France the IRIS area publishes six broad age groups, each split into these five year bands in the proportions of its commune.

Netherlands

In the Netherlands the neighbourhood (buurt) publishes five broad age groups, each split into these five year bands in the proportions of its municipality.

Finland

In Finland this figure comes from the postal code area, but the bands under 20 and from 85 up, which it publishes in broader groups, are split in the proportions of its municipality.

Poland

In Poland the statistical region (rejon statystyczny) publishes ten year age groups, each split into these five year bands in the proportions of the whole country.

Norway

In Norway the basic statistical unit (grunnkrets) publishes broader age groups, each split into these five year bands in the proportions of its municipality.

Switzerland

In Switzerland this figure comes from the 1 km grid square, the 90 and over split into its bands in the proportions of the whole country.

United Kingdom

In England and Wales this figure comes from the 2021 lower layer super output area, of about 1,500 residents, and in Scotland from the 2022 data zone, of about 800. Both censuses stop at 85 and over, so the bands from 85 up are empty.

Czechia

In Czechia this figure is published per municipality (obec), and every basic settlement unit of the municipality carries it.

Latvia

In Latvia this figure is published per municipality, and every 1 km grid square of the municipality carries it.

Estonia

In Estonia this figure is published per municipality, and every 1 km grid square of the municipality carries it.

Spain

In Spain this figure comes from the census section (sección censal).

Austria

In Austria this figure comes from the census district (Zählsprengel).

South Korea

In South Korea this figure comes from the administrative neighbourhood (dong).

Slovenia

In Slovenia this figure comes from the settlement (naselje). Its table stops at 85 and over, so the bands from 85 up are empty.

France

In France the IRIS area publishes six broad age groups, each split into these five year bands in the proportions of its commune.

Netherlands

In the Netherlands the neighbourhood (buurt) publishes five broad age groups, each split into these five year bands in the proportions of its municipality.

Finland

In Finland this figure comes from the postal code area, but the bands under 20 and from 85 up, which it publishes in broader groups, are split in the proportions of its municipality.

Poland

In Poland the statistical region (rejon statystyczny) publishes ten year age groups, each split into these five year bands in the proportions of the whole country.

Norway

In Norway the basic statistical unit (grunnkrets) publishes broader age groups, each split into these five year bands in the proportions of its municipality.

Switzerland

In Switzerland this figure comes from the 1 km grid square, the 90 and over split into its bands in the proportions of the whole country.

United Kingdom

In England and Wales this figure comes from the 2021 lower layer super output area, of about 1,500 residents, and in Scotland from the 2022 data zone, of about 800. Both censuses stop at 85 and over, so the bands from 85 up are empty.

Czechia

In Czechia this figure is published per municipality (obec), and every basic settlement unit of the municipality carries it.

Latvia

In Latvia this figure is published per municipality, and every 1 km grid square of the municipality carries it.

Estonia

In Estonia this figure is published per municipality, and every 1 km grid square of the municipality carries it.

Spain

In Spain this figure comes from the census section (sección censal).

Austria

In Austria this figure comes from the census district (Zählsprengel).

South Korea

In South Korea this figure comes from the administrative neighbourhood (dong).

Slovenia

In Slovenia this figure comes from the settlement (naselje). Its table stops at 85 and over, so the bands from 85 up are empty.

France

In France the IRIS area publishes six broad age groups, each split into these five year bands in the proportions of its commune.

Netherlands

In the Netherlands the neighbourhood (buurt) publishes five broad age groups, each split into these five year bands in the proportions of its municipality.

Finland

In Finland this figure comes from the postal code area, but the bands under 20 and from 85 up, which it publishes in broader groups, are split in the proportions of its municipality.

Poland

In Poland the statistical region (rejon statystyczny) publishes ten year age groups, each split into these five year bands in the proportions of the whole country.

Norway

In Norway the basic statistical unit (grunnkrets) publishes broader age groups, each split into these five year bands in the proportions of its municipality.

Switzerland

In Switzerland this figure comes from the 1 km grid square, the 90 and over split into its bands in the proportions of the whole country.

United Kingdom

In England and Wales this figure comes from the 2021 lower layer super output area, of about 1,500 residents, and in Scotland from the 2022 data zone, of about 800. Both censuses stop at 85 and over, so the bands from 85 up are empty.

Czechia

In Czechia this figure is published per municipality (obec), and every basic settlement unit of the municipality carries it.

Latvia

In Latvia this figure is published per municipality, and every 1 km grid square of the municipality carries it.

Estonia

In Estonia this figure is published per municipality, and every 1 km grid square of the municipality carries it.

Spain

In Spain this figure comes from the census section (sección censal).

Austria

In Austria this figure comes from the census district (Zählsprengel).

South Korea

In South Korea this figure comes from the administrative neighbourhood (dong).

Slovenia

In Slovenia this figure comes from the settlement (naselje). Its table stops at 85 and over, so the bands from 85 up are empty.

France

In France the IRIS area publishes six broad age groups, each split into these five year bands in the proportions of its commune.

Netherlands

In the Netherlands the neighbourhood (buurt) publishes five broad age groups, each split into these five year bands in the proportions of its municipality.

Finland

In Finland this figure comes from the postal code area, but the bands under 20 and from 85 up, which it publishes in broader groups, are split in the proportions of its municipality.

Poland

In Poland the statistical region (rejon statystyczny) publishes ten year age groups, each split into these five year bands in the proportions of the whole country.

Norway

In Norway the basic statistical unit (grunnkrets) publishes broader age groups, each split into these five year bands in the proportions of its municipality.

Switzerland

In Switzerland this figure comes from the 1 km grid square, the 90 and over split into its bands in the proportions of the whole country.

United Kingdom

In England and Wales this figure comes from the 2021 lower layer super output area, of about 1,500 residents, and in Scotland from the 2022 data zone, of about 800. Both censuses stop at 85 and over, so the bands from 85 up are empty.

Czechia

In Czechia this figure is published per municipality (obec), and every basic settlement unit of the municipality carries it.

Latvia

In Latvia this figure is published per municipality, and every 1 km grid square of the municipality carries it.

Estonia

In Estonia this figure is published per municipality, and every 1 km grid square of the municipality carries it.

Spain

In Spain this figure comes from the census section (sección censal).

Austria

In Austria this figure comes from the census district (Zählsprengel).

South Korea

In South Korea this figure comes from the administrative neighbourhood (dong).

Slovenia

In Slovenia this figure comes from the settlement (naselje). Its table stops at 85 and over, so the bands from 85 up are empty.

France

In France the IRIS area publishes six broad age groups, each split into these five year bands in the proportions of its commune.

Netherlands

In the Netherlands the neighbourhood (buurt) publishes five broad age groups, each split into these five year bands in the proportions of its municipality.

Finland

In Finland this figure comes from the postal code area, but the bands under 20 and from 85 up, which it publishes in broader groups, are split in the proportions of its municipality.

Poland

In Poland the statistical region (rejon statystyczny) publishes ten year age groups, each split into these five year bands in the proportions of the whole country.

Norway

In Norway the basic statistical unit (grunnkrets) publishes broader age groups, each split into these five year bands in the proportions of its municipality.

Switzerland

In Switzerland this figure comes from the 1 km grid square, the 90 and over split into its bands in the proportions of the whole country.

United Kingdom

In England and Wales this figure comes from the 2021 lower layer super output area, of about 1,500 residents, and in Scotland from the 2022 data zone, of about 800. Both censuses stop at 85 and over, so the bands from 85 up are empty.

Czechia

In Czechia this figure is published per municipality (obec), and every basic settlement unit of the municipality carries it.

Latvia

In Latvia this figure is published per municipality, and every 1 km grid square of the municipality carries it.

Estonia

In Estonia this figure is published per municipality, and every 1 km grid square of the municipality carries it.

Spain

In Spain this figure comes from the census section (sección censal).

Austria

In Austria this figure comes from the census district (Zählsprengel).

South Korea

In South Korea this figure comes from the administrative neighbourhood (dong).

Slovenia

In Slovenia this figure comes from the settlement (naselje). Its table stops at 85 and over, so the bands from 85 up are empty.

France

In France the IRIS area publishes six broad age groups, each split into these five year bands in the proportions of its commune.

Netherlands

In the Netherlands the neighbourhood (buurt) publishes five broad age groups, each split into these five year bands in the proportions of its municipality.

Finland

In Finland this figure comes from the postal code area, but the bands under 20 and from 85 up, which it publishes in broader groups, are split in the proportions of its municipality.

Poland

In Poland the statistical region (rejon statystyczny) publishes ten year age groups, each split into these five year bands in the proportions of the whole country.

Norway

In Norway the basic statistical unit (grunnkrets) publishes broader age groups, each split into these five year bands in the proportions of its municipality.

Switzerland

In Switzerland this figure comes from the 1 km grid square, the 90 and over split into its bands in the proportions of the whole country.

United Kingdom

In England and Wales this figure comes from the 2021 lower layer super output area, of about 1,500 residents, and in Scotland from the 2022 data zone, of about 800. Both censuses stop at 85 and over, so the bands from 85 up are empty.

Czechia

In Czechia this figure is published per municipality (obec), and every basic settlement unit of the municipality carries it.

Latvia

In Latvia this figure is published per municipality, and every 1 km grid square of the municipality carries it.

Estonia

In Estonia this figure is published per municipality, and every 1 km grid square of the municipality carries it.

Spain

In Spain this figure comes from the census section (sección censal).

Austria

In Austria this figure comes from the census district (Zählsprengel).

South Korea

In South Korea this figure comes from the administrative neighbourhood (dong).

Slovenia

In Slovenia this figure comes from the settlement (naselje). Its table stops at 85 and over, so the bands from 85 up are empty.

France

In France the IRIS area publishes six broad age groups, each split into these five year bands in the proportions of its commune.

Netherlands

In the Netherlands the neighbourhood (buurt) publishes five broad age groups, each split into these five year bands in the proportions of its municipality.

Finland

In Finland this figure comes from the postal code area, but the bands under 20 and from 85 up, which it publishes in broader groups, are split in the proportions of its municipality.

Poland

In Poland the statistical region (rejon statystyczny) publishes ten year age groups, each split into these five year bands in the proportions of the whole country.

Norway

In Norway the basic statistical unit (grunnkrets) publishes broader age groups, each split into these five year bands in the proportions of its municipality.

Switzerland

In Switzerland this figure comes from the 1 km grid square, the 90 and over split into its bands in the proportions of the whole country.

United Kingdom

In England and Wales this figure comes from the 2021 lower layer super output area, of about 1,500 residents, and in Scotland from the 2022 data zone, of about 800. Both censuses stop at 85 and over, so the bands from 85 up are empty.

Czechia

In Czechia this figure is published per municipality (obec), and every basic settlement unit of the municipality carries it.

Latvia

In Latvia this figure is published per municipality, and every 1 km grid square of the municipality carries it.

Estonia

In Estonia this figure is published per municipality, and every 1 km grid square of the municipality carries it.

Spain

In Spain this figure comes from the census section (sección censal).

Austria

In Austria this figure comes from the census district (Zählsprengel).

South Korea

In South Korea this figure comes from the administrative neighbourhood (dong).

Slovenia

In Slovenia this figure comes from the settlement (naselje). Its table stops at 85 and over, so the bands from 85 up are empty.

France

In France the IRIS area publishes six broad age groups, each split into these five year bands in the proportions of its commune.

Netherlands

In the Netherlands the neighbourhood (buurt) publishes five broad age groups, each split into these five year bands in the proportions of its municipality.

Finland

In Finland this figure comes from the postal code area, but the bands under 20 and from 85 up, which it publishes in broader groups, are split in the proportions of its municipality.

Poland

In Poland the statistical region (rejon statystyczny) publishes ten year age groups, each split into these five year bands in the proportions of the whole country.

Norway

In Norway the basic statistical unit (grunnkrets) publishes broader age groups, each split into these five year bands in the proportions of its municipality.

Switzerland

In Switzerland this figure comes from the 1 km grid square, the 90 and over split into its bands in the proportions of the whole country.

United Kingdom

In England and Wales this figure comes from the 2021 lower layer super output area, of about 1,500 residents, and in Scotland from the 2022 data zone, of about 800. Both censuses stop at 85 and over, so the bands from 85 up are empty.

Czechia

In Czechia this figure is published per municipality (obec), and every basic settlement unit of the municipality carries it.

Latvia

In Latvia this figure is published per municipality, and every 1 km grid square of the municipality carries it.

Estonia

In Estonia this figure is published per municipality, and every 1 km grid square of the municipality carries it.

Spain

In Spain this figure comes from the census section (sección censal).

Austria

In Austria this figure comes from the census district (Zählsprengel).

South Korea

In South Korea this figure comes from the administrative neighbourhood (dong).

Slovenia

In Slovenia this figure comes from the settlement (naselje). Its table stops at 85 and over, so the bands from 85 up are empty.

France

In France the IRIS area publishes six broad age groups, each split into these five year bands in the proportions of its commune.

Netherlands

In the Netherlands the neighbourhood (buurt) publishes five broad age groups, each split into these five year bands in the proportions of its municipality.

Finland

In Finland this figure comes from the postal code area, but the bands under 20 and from 85 up, which it publishes in broader groups, are split in the proportions of its municipality.

Poland

In Poland the statistical region (rejon statystyczny) publishes ten year age groups, each split into these five year bands in the proportions of the whole country.

Norway

In Norway the basic statistical unit (grunnkrets) publishes broader age groups, each split into these five year bands in the proportions of its municipality.

Switzerland

In Switzerland this figure comes from the 1 km grid square, the 90 and over split into its bands in the proportions of the whole country.

United Kingdom

In England and Wales this figure comes from the 2021 lower layer super output area, of about 1,500 residents, and in Scotland from the 2022 data zone, of about 800. Both censuses stop at 85 and over, so the bands from 85 up are empty.

Czechia

In Czechia this figure is published per municipality (obec), and every basic settlement unit of the municipality carries it.

Latvia

In Latvia this figure is published per municipality, and every 1 km grid square of the municipality carries it.

Estonia

In Estonia this figure is published per municipality, and every 1 km grid square of the municipality carries it.

Spain

In Spain this figure comes from the census section (sección censal).

Austria

In Austria this figure comes from the census district (Zählsprengel).

South Korea

In South Korea this figure comes from the administrative neighbourhood (dong).

Slovenia

In Slovenia this figure comes from the settlement (naselje). Its table stops at 85 and over, so the bands from 85 up are empty.

France

In France the IRIS area publishes six broad age groups, each split into these five year bands in the proportions of its commune.

Netherlands

In the Netherlands the neighbourhood (buurt) publishes five broad age groups, each split into these five year bands in the proportions of its municipality.

Finland

In Finland this figure comes from the postal code area, but the bands under 20 and from 85 up, which it publishes in broader groups, are split in the proportions of its municipality.

Poland

In Poland the statistical region (rejon statystyczny) publishes ten year age groups, each split into these five year bands in the proportions of the whole country.

Norway

In Norway the basic statistical unit (grunnkrets) publishes broader age groups, each split into these five year bands in the proportions of its municipality.

Switzerland

In Switzerland this figure comes from the 1 km grid square, the 90 and over split into its bands in the proportions of the whole country.

United Kingdom

In England and Wales this figure comes from the 2021 lower layer super output area, of about 1,500 residents, and in Scotland from the 2022 data zone, of about 800. Both censuses stop at 85 and over, so the bands from 85 up are empty.

Czechia

In Czechia this figure is published per municipality (obec), and every basic settlement unit of the municipality carries it.

Latvia

In Latvia this figure is published per municipality, and every 1 km grid square of the municipality carries it.

Estonia

In Estonia this figure is published per municipality, and every 1 km grid square of the municipality carries it.

Spain

In Spain this figure comes from the census section (sección censal).

Austria

In Austria this figure comes from the census district (Zählsprengel).

South Korea

In South Korea this figure comes from the administrative neighbourhood (dong).

Slovenia

In Slovenia this figure comes from the settlement (naselje). Its table stops at 85 and over, so the bands from 85 up are empty.

France

In France the IRIS area publishes six broad age groups, each split into these five year bands in the proportions of its commune.

Netherlands

In the Netherlands the neighbourhood (buurt) publishes five broad age groups, each split into these five year bands in the proportions of its municipality.

Finland

In Finland this figure comes from the postal code area, but the bands under 20 and from 85 up, which it publishes in broader groups, are split in the proportions of its municipality.

Poland

In Poland the statistical region (rejon statystyczny) publishes ten year age groups, each split into these five year bands in the proportions of the whole country.

Norway

In Norway the basic statistical unit (grunnkrets) publishes broader age groups, each split into these five year bands in the proportions of its municipality.

Switzerland

In Switzerland this figure comes from the 1 km grid square, the 90 and over split into its bands in the proportions of the whole country.

United Kingdom

In England and Wales this figure comes from the 2021 lower layer super output area, of about 1,500 residents, and in Scotland from the 2022 data zone, of about 800. Both censuses stop at 85 and over, so the bands from 85 up are empty.

Czechia

In Czechia this figure is published per municipality (obec), and every basic settlement unit of the municipality carries it.

Latvia

In Latvia this figure is published per municipality, and every 1 km grid square of the municipality carries it.

Estonia

In Estonia this figure is published per municipality, and every 1 km grid square of the municipality carries it.

Spain

In Spain this figure comes from the census section (sección censal).

Austria

In Austria this figure comes from the census district (Zählsprengel).

South Korea

In South Korea this figure comes from the administrative neighbourhood (dong).

Slovenia

In Slovenia this figure comes from the settlement (naselje). Its table stops at 85 and over, so the bands from 85 up are empty.

France

In France the IRIS area publishes six broad age groups, each split into these five year bands in the proportions of its commune.

Netherlands

In the Netherlands the neighbourhood (buurt) publishes five broad age groups, each split into these five year bands in the proportions of its municipality.

Finland

In Finland this figure comes from the postal code area, but the bands under 20 and from 85 up, which it publishes in broader groups, are split in the proportions of its municipality.

Poland

In Poland the statistical region (rejon statystyczny) publishes ten year age groups, each split into these five year bands in the proportions of the whole country.

Norway

In Norway the basic statistical unit (grunnkrets) publishes broader age groups, each split into these five year bands in the proportions of its municipality.

Switzerland

In Switzerland this figure comes from the 1 km grid square, the 90 and over split into its bands in the proportions of the whole country.

United Kingdom

In England and Wales this figure comes from the 2021 lower layer super output area, of about 1,500 residents, and in Scotland from the 2022 data zone, of about 800. Both censuses stop at 85 and over, so the bands from 85 up are empty.

Czechia

In Czechia this figure is published per municipality (obec), and every basic settlement unit of the municipality carries it.

Latvia

In Latvia this figure is published per municipality, and every 1 km grid square of the municipality carries it.

Estonia

In Estonia this figure is published per municipality, and every 1 km grid square of the municipality carries it.

Spain

In Spain this figure comes from the census section (sección censal).

Austria

In Austria this figure comes from the census district (Zählsprengel).

South Korea

In South Korea this figure comes from the administrative neighbourhood (dong).

Slovenia

In Slovenia this figure comes from the settlement (naselje). Its table stops at 85 and over, so the bands from 85 up are empty.

France

In France the IRIS area publishes six broad age groups, each split into these five year bands in the proportions of its commune.

Netherlands

In the Netherlands the neighbourhood (buurt) publishes five broad age groups, each split into these five year bands in the proportions of its municipality.

Finland

In Finland this figure comes from the postal code area, but the bands under 20 and from 85 up, which it publishes in broader groups, are split in the proportions of its municipality.

Poland

In Poland the statistical region (rejon statystyczny) publishes ten year age groups, each split into these five year bands in the proportions of the whole country.

Norway

In Norway the basic statistical unit (grunnkrets) publishes broader age groups, each split into these five year bands in the proportions of its municipality.

Switzerland

In Switzerland this figure comes from the 1 km grid square, the 90 and over split into its bands in the proportions of the whole country.

United Kingdom

In England and Wales this figure comes from the 2021 lower layer super output area, of about 1,500 residents, and in Scotland from the 2022 data zone, of about 800. Both censuses stop at 85 and over, so the bands from 85 up are empty.

Czechia

In Czechia this figure is published per municipality (obec), and every basic settlement unit of the municipality carries it.

Latvia

In Latvia this figure is published per municipality, and every 1 km grid square of the municipality carries it.

Estonia

In Estonia this figure is published per municipality, and every 1 km grid square of the municipality carries it.

Spain

In Spain this figure comes from the census section (sección censal).

Austria

In Austria this figure comes from the census district (Zählsprengel).

South Korea

In South Korea this figure comes from the administrative neighbourhood (dong).

Slovenia

In Slovenia this figure comes from the settlement (naselje). Its table stops at 85 and over, so the bands from 85 up are empty.

France

In France the IRIS area publishes six broad age groups, each split into these five year bands in the proportions of its commune.

Netherlands

In the Netherlands the neighbourhood (buurt) publishes five broad age groups, each split into these five year bands in the proportions of its municipality.

Finland

In Finland this figure comes from the postal code area, but the bands under 20 and from 85 up, which it publishes in broader groups, are split in the proportions of its municipality.

Poland

In Poland the statistical region (rejon statystyczny) publishes ten year age groups, each split into these five year bands in the proportions of the whole country.

Norway

In Norway the basic statistical unit (grunnkrets) publishes broader age groups, each split into these five year bands in the proportions of its municipality.

Switzerland

In Switzerland this figure comes from the 1 km grid square, the 90 and over split into its bands in the proportions of the whole country.

United Kingdom

In England and Wales this figure comes from the 2021 lower layer super output area, of about 1,500 residents, and in Scotland from the 2022 data zone, of about 800. Both censuses stop at 85 and over, so the bands from 85 up are empty.

Czechia

In Czechia this figure is published per municipality (obec), and every basic settlement unit of the municipality carries it.

Latvia

In Latvia this figure is published per municipality, and every 1 km grid square of the municipality carries it.

Estonia

In Estonia this figure is published per municipality, and every 1 km grid square of the municipality carries it.

Spain

In Spain this figure comes from the census section (sección censal).

Austria

In Austria this figure comes from the census district (Zählsprengel).

South Korea

In South Korea this figure comes from the administrative neighbourhood (dong).

Slovenia

In Slovenia this figure comes from the settlement (naselje). Its table stops at 85 and over, so the bands from 85 up are empty.

France

In France the IRIS area publishes six broad age groups, each split into these five year bands in the proportions of its commune.

Netherlands

In the Netherlands the neighbourhood (buurt) publishes five broad age groups, each split into these five year bands in the proportions of its municipality.

Finland

In Finland this figure comes from the postal code area, but the bands under 20 and from 85 up, which it publishes in broader groups, are split in the proportions of its municipality.

Poland

In Poland the statistical region (rejon statystyczny) publishes ten year age groups, each split into these five year bands in the proportions of the whole country.

Norway

In Norway the basic statistical unit (grunnkrets) publishes broader age groups, each split into these five year bands in the proportions of its municipality.

Switzerland

In Switzerland this figure comes from the 1 km grid square, the 90 and over split into its bands in the proportions of the whole country.

United Kingdom

In England and Wales this figure comes from the 2021 lower layer super output area, of about 1,500 residents, and in Scotland from the 2022 data zone, of about 800. Both censuses stop at 85 and over, so the bands from 85 up are empty.

Czechia

In Czechia this figure is published per municipality (obec), and every basic settlement unit of the municipality carries it.

Latvia

In Latvia this figure is published per municipality, and every 1 km grid square of the municipality carries it.

Estonia

In Estonia this figure is published per municipality, and every 1 km grid square of the municipality carries it.

Spain

In Spain this figure comes from the census section (sección censal).

Austria

In Austria this figure comes from the census district (Zählsprengel).

South Korea

In South Korea this figure comes from the administrative neighbourhood (dong).

Slovenia

In Slovenia this figure comes from the settlement (naselje). Its table stops at 85 and over, so the bands from 85 up are empty.

France

In France the IRIS area publishes six broad age groups, each split into these five year bands in the proportions of its commune.

Netherlands

In the Netherlands the neighbourhood (buurt) publishes five broad age groups, each split into these five year bands in the proportions of its municipality.

Finland

In Finland this figure comes from the postal code area, but the bands under 20 and from 85 up, which it publishes in broader groups, are split in the proportions of its municipality.

Poland

In Poland the statistical region (rejon statystyczny) publishes ten year age groups, each split into these five year bands in the proportions of the whole country.

Norway

In Norway the basic statistical unit (grunnkrets) publishes broader age groups, each split into these five year bands in the proportions of its municipality.

Switzerland

In Switzerland this figure comes from the 1 km grid square, the 90 and over split into its bands in the proportions of the whole country.

United Kingdom

In England and Wales this figure comes from the 2021 lower layer super output area, of about 1,500 residents, and in Scotland from the 2022 data zone, of about 800. Both censuses stop at 85 and over, so the bands from 85 up are empty.

Czechia

In Czechia this figure is published per municipality (obec), and every basic settlement unit of the municipality carries it.

Latvia

In Latvia this figure is published per municipality, and every 1 km grid square of the municipality carries it.

Estonia

In Estonia this figure is published per municipality, and every 1 km grid square of the municipality carries it.

Spain

In Spain this figure comes from the census section (sección censal).

Austria

In Austria this figure comes from the census district (Zählsprengel).

South Korea

In South Korea this figure comes from the administrative neighbourhood (dong).

Slovenia

In Slovenia this figure comes from the settlement (naselje). Its table stops at 85 and over, so the bands from 85 up are empty.

France

In France the IRIS area publishes six broad age groups, each split into these five year bands in the proportions of its commune.

Netherlands

In the Netherlands the neighbourhood (buurt) publishes five broad age groups, each split into these five year bands in the proportions of its municipality.

Finland

In Finland this figure comes from the postal code area, but the bands under 20 and from 85 up, which it publishes in broader groups, are split in the proportions of its municipality.

Poland

In Poland the statistical region (rejon statystyczny) publishes ten year age groups, each split into these five year bands in the proportions of the whole country.

Norway

In Norway the basic statistical unit (grunnkrets) publishes broader age groups, each split into these five year bands in the proportions of its municipality.

Switzerland

In Switzerland this figure comes from the 1 km grid square, the 90 and over split into its bands in the proportions of the whole country.

United Kingdom

In England and Wales this figure comes from the 2021 lower layer super output area, of about 1,500 residents, and in Scotland from the 2022 data zone, of about 800. Both censuses stop at 85 and over, so the bands from 85 up are empty.

Czechia

In Czechia this figure is published per municipality (obec), and every basic settlement unit of the municipality carries it.

Latvia

In Latvia this figure is published per municipality, and every 1 km grid square of the municipality carries it.

Estonia

In Estonia this figure is published per municipality, and every 1 km grid square of the municipality carries it.

Spain

In Spain this figure comes from the census section (sección censal).

Austria

In Austria this figure comes from the census district (Zählsprengel).

South Korea

In South Korea this figure comes from the administrative neighbourhood (dong).

Slovenia

In Slovenia this figure comes from the settlement (naselje). Its table stops at 85 and over, so the bands from 85 up are empty.

France

In France the IRIS area publishes six broad age groups, each split into these five year bands in the proportions of its commune.

Netherlands

In the Netherlands the neighbourhood (buurt) publishes five broad age groups, each split into these five year bands in the proportions of its municipality.

Finland

In Finland this figure comes from the postal code area, but the bands under 20 and from 85 up, which it publishes in broader groups, are split in the proportions of its municipality.

Poland

In Poland the statistical region (rejon statystyczny) publishes ten year age groups, each split into these five year bands in the proportions of the whole country.

Norway

In Norway the basic statistical unit (grunnkrets) publishes broader age groups, each split into these five year bands in the proportions of its municipality.

Switzerland

In Switzerland this figure comes from the 1 km grid square, the 90 and over split into its bands in the proportions of the whole country.

United Kingdom

In England and Wales this figure comes from the 2021 lower layer super output area, of about 1,500 residents, and in Scotland from the 2022 data zone, of about 800. Both censuses stop at 85 and over, so the bands from 85 up are empty.

Czechia

In Czechia this figure is published per municipality (obec), and every basic settlement unit of the municipality carries it.

Latvia

In Latvia this figure is published per municipality, and every 1 km grid square of the municipality carries it.

Estonia

In Estonia this figure is published per municipality, and every 1 km grid square of the municipality carries it.

Spain

In Spain this figure comes from the census section (sección censal).

Austria

In Austria this figure comes from the census district (Zählsprengel).

South Korea

In South Korea this figure comes from the administrative neighbourhood (dong).

Slovenia

In Slovenia this figure comes from the settlement (naselje). Its table stops at 85 and over, so the bands from 85 up are empty.

France

In France the IRIS area publishes six broad age groups, each split into these five year bands in the proportions of its commune.

Netherlands

In the Netherlands the neighbourhood (buurt) publishes five broad age groups, each split into these five year bands in the proportions of its municipality.

Finland

In Finland this figure comes from the postal code area, but the bands under 20 and from 85 up, which it publishes in broader groups, are split in the proportions of its municipality.

Poland

In Poland the statistical region (rejon statystyczny) publishes ten year age groups, each split into these five year bands in the proportions of the whole country.

Norway

In Norway the basic statistical unit (grunnkrets) publishes broader age groups, each split into these five year bands in the proportions of its municipality.

Switzerland

In Switzerland this figure comes from the 1 km grid square, the 90 and over split into its bands in the proportions of the whole country.

United Kingdom

In England and Wales this figure comes from the 2021 lower layer super output area, of about 1,500 residents, and in Scotland from the 2022 data zone, of about 800. Both censuses stop at 85 and over, so the bands from 85 up are empty.

Czechia

In Czechia this figure is published per municipality (obec), and every basic settlement unit of the municipality carries it.

Latvia

In Latvia this figure is published per municipality, and every 1 km grid square of the municipality carries it.

Estonia

In Estonia this figure is published per municipality, and every 1 km grid square of the municipality carries it.

Spain

In Spain this figure comes from the census section (sección censal).

Austria

In Austria this figure comes from the census district (Zählsprengel).

South Korea

In South Korea this figure comes from the administrative neighbourhood (dong).

Slovenia

In Slovenia this figure comes from the settlement (naselje). Its table stops at 85 and over, so the bands from 85 up are empty.

France

In France the IRIS area publishes six broad age groups, each split into these five year bands in the proportions of its commune.

Netherlands

In the Netherlands the neighbourhood (buurt) publishes five broad age groups, each split into these five year bands in the proportions of its municipality.

Finland

In Finland this figure comes from the postal code area, but the bands under 20 and from 85 up, which it publishes in broader groups, are split in the proportions of its municipality.

Poland

In Poland the statistical region (rejon statystyczny) publishes ten year age groups, each split into these five year bands in the proportions of the whole country.

Norway

In Norway the basic statistical unit (grunnkrets) publishes broader age groups, each split into these five year bands in the proportions of its municipality.

Switzerland

In Switzerland this figure comes from the 1 km grid square, the 90 and over split into its bands in the proportions of the whole country.

United Kingdom

In England and Wales this figure comes from the official mid-2024 population estimates for each lower layer super output area, and in Scotland from those for each data zone.

Czechia

In Czechia this figure is published per municipality (obec), and every basic settlement unit of the municipality carries it.

Spain

In Spain this figure comes from the census section (sección censal).

Finland

In Finland this figure comes from the postal code area.

South Korea

In South Korea this figure comes from the administrative neighbourhood (dong).

Estonia

In Estonia this figure is the mean of the municipality's residents counted by single year of age, and every 1 km grid square of the municipality carries it.

Austria

In Austria this figure is worked out from the residents of the census district (Zählsprengel) in five year age groups, each group taken at its middle age.

Poland

In Poland this figure is worked out from the residents of the statistical region (rejon statystyczny) in ten year age groups, each split into five year groups in the proportions of the whole country and taken at its middle age.

France

In France this figure is worked out from the residents of the IRIS area in fifteen age groups, each group taken at the mean age of the commune's residents of those ages.

Norway

In Norway this figure is worked out from the residents of the basic statistical unit (grunnkrets) in eleven age groups, each group taken at the mean age of the municipality's residents of those ages.

Slovenia

In Slovenia this figure is worked out from the residents of the settlement (naselje) in five year age groups, each group taken at its middle age, and the residents aged 85 and over taken at the mean age of the municipality's residents of those ages.

Latvia

In Latvia this figure is the mean of the municipality's residents counted by single year of age, and every 1 km grid square of the municipality carries it.

United States

In the United States this figure is worked out from the residents of the block group in the census survey's age groups of 2020 to 2024, each group up to 84 taken at its middle age, and the residents aged 85 and over taken at the mean age of the residents of those ages of the surrounding public use microdata area, an area of 100,000 residents or more.

United Kingdom

In England and Wales this figure comes from the official mid-2024 population estimates for each lower layer super output area, and in Scotland from those for each data zone.

South Korea

In South Korea this figure comes from the administrative neighbourhood (dong).

Czechia, Slovenia, Latvia, France, Spain, Netherlands, Finland, Poland, Norway, Austria, Estonia, Switzerland

In these countries this figure comes from Eurostat's 2021 population indicators for the NUTS 3 region, a region, county, province or canton, and every census area of the region carries it.

United States, United Kingdom, Latvia, Slovenia, Czechia, France, Spain, Netherlands, Finland, Poland, Norway, Switzerland, Estonia, Austria, South Korea

Only Canada fills this field, from its 2021 census of income sources.

United Kingdom

England, Wales and Scotland publish no census table that fills this field for small areas, so it is empty there.

Czechia

In Czechia this figure comes from the basic settlement unit (základní sídelní jednotka).

Slovenia

In Slovenia this figure comes from the settlement (naselje), which covers a whole town rather than a neighbourhood.

France

In France this figure comes from the IRIS area, of about 2,000 residents.

Spain

In Spain this figure comes from the census section (sección censal).

Netherlands

In the Netherlands this figure comes from the neighbourhood (buurt).

Finland

In Finland this figure comes from the postal code area.

Latvia

In Latvia this figure comes from Eurostat's 2021 census table for the statistical region (NUTS 3), and every 1 km grid square of the region carries it.

Poland

In Poland this figure comes from Eurostat's 2021 census table for the subregion (NUTS 3), and every statistical region of the subregion carries it.

Norway

In Norway this figure comes from Eurostat's 2021 census table for the county (NUTS 3), and every basic statistical unit of the county carries it.

Austria

In Austria this figure comes from Eurostat's 2021 census table for the NUTS 3 region, a group of districts, and every census district of the region carries it.

Estonia

In Estonia this figure comes from Eurostat's 2021 census table for the NUTS 3 region, and every 1 km grid square of the region carries it.

Switzerland

In Switzerland this figure comes from Eurostat's 2021 census table for the canton (NUTS 3), and every 1 km grid square of the canton carries it.

Finland

In Finland this figure is the share of the residents with a vocational or higher qualification whose field is this one, from Statistics Finland's broad fields of education in the municipality, and every census area of the municipality carries it. Statistics Finland counts the arts with the humanities, law with business, mathematics and statistics with the sciences, veterinary studies with agriculture, and social work and care with health.

United States

In the United States this figure is the share of the fields of bachelor's degrees the block group's residents aged 25 and over report whose field is this one, from the census survey of 2020 to 2024, where Canada counts every postsecondary credential. A second major counts beside the first. The survey's groups that straddle these fields are split in the proportions of its microdata of the surrounding public use microdata area, an area of 100,000 residents or more, and the arts, communication technologies and general multidisciplinary studies are left out, as Canada leaves out the arts.

United Kingdom, Latvia, Slovenia, Czechia, France, Spain, Netherlands, Poland, Norway, Switzerland, Estonia, Austria, South Korea

Only Canada, the United States and Finland fill this field, because no census read for these countries publishes the field of study for small areas.

Finland

In Finland this figure is the share of the residents with a vocational or higher qualification whose field is this one, from Statistics Finland's broad fields of education in the municipality, and every census area of the municipality carries it. Statistics Finland counts the arts with the humanities, law with business, mathematics and statistics with the sciences, veterinary studies with agriculture, and social work and care with health.

United States

In the United States this figure is the share of the fields of bachelor's degrees the block group's residents aged 25 and over report whose field is this one, from the census survey of 2020 to 2024, where Canada counts every postsecondary credential. A second major counts beside the first. The survey's groups that straddle these fields are split in the proportions of its microdata of the surrounding public use microdata area, an area of 100,000 residents or more, and the arts, communication technologies and general multidisciplinary studies are left out, as Canada leaves out the arts.

United Kingdom, Latvia, Slovenia, Czechia, France, Spain, Netherlands, Poland, Norway, Switzerland, Estonia, Austria, South Korea

Only Canada, the United States and Finland fill this field, because no census read for these countries publishes the field of study for small areas.

Finland

In Finland this figure is the share of the residents with a vocational or higher qualification whose field is this one, from Statistics Finland's broad fields of education in the municipality, and every census area of the municipality carries it. Statistics Finland counts the arts with the humanities, law with business, mathematics and statistics with the sciences, veterinary studies with agriculture, and social work and care with health.

United States

In the United States this figure is the share of the fields of bachelor's degrees the block group's residents aged 25 and over report whose field is this one, from the census survey of 2020 to 2024, where Canada counts every postsecondary credential. A second major counts beside the first. The survey's groups that straddle these fields are split in the proportions of its microdata of the surrounding public use microdata area, an area of 100,000 residents or more, and the arts, communication technologies and general multidisciplinary studies are left out, as Canada leaves out the arts.

United Kingdom, Latvia, Slovenia, Czechia, France, Spain, Netherlands, Poland, Norway, Switzerland, Estonia, Austria, South Korea

Only Canada, the United States and Finland fill this field, because no census read for these countries publishes the field of study for small areas.

Finland

In Finland this figure is the share of the residents with a vocational or higher qualification whose field is this one, from Statistics Finland's broad fields of education in the municipality, and every census area of the municipality carries it. Statistics Finland counts the arts with the humanities, law with business, mathematics and statistics with the sciences, veterinary studies with agriculture, and social work and care with health.

United States

In the United States this figure is the share of the fields of bachelor's degrees the block group's residents aged 25 and over report whose field is this one, from the census survey of 2020 to 2024, where Canada counts every postsecondary credential. A second major counts beside the first. The survey's groups that straddle these fields are split in the proportions of its microdata of the surrounding public use microdata area, an area of 100,000 residents or more, and the arts, communication technologies and general multidisciplinary studies are left out, as Canada leaves out the arts.

United Kingdom, Latvia, Slovenia, Czechia, France, Spain, Netherlands, Poland, Norway, Switzerland, Estonia, Austria, South Korea

Only Canada, the United States and Finland fill this field, because no census read for these countries publishes the field of study for small areas.

Finland

In Finland this figure is the share of the residents with a vocational or higher qualification whose field is this one, from Statistics Finland's broad fields of education in the municipality, and every census area of the municipality carries it. Statistics Finland counts the arts with the humanities, law with business, mathematics and statistics with the sciences, veterinary studies with agriculture, and social work and care with health.

United States

In the United States this figure is the share of the fields of bachelor's degrees the block group's residents aged 25 and over report whose field is this one, from the census survey of 2020 to 2024, where Canada counts every postsecondary credential. A second major counts beside the first. The survey's groups that straddle these fields are split in the proportions of its microdata of the surrounding public use microdata area, an area of 100,000 residents or more, and the arts, communication technologies and general multidisciplinary studies are left out, as Canada leaves out the arts.

United Kingdom, Latvia, Slovenia, Czechia, France, Spain, Netherlands, Poland, Norway, Switzerland, Estonia, Austria, South Korea

Only Canada, the United States and Finland fill this field, because no census read for these countries publishes the field of study for small areas.

Finland

In Finland this figure is the share of the residents with a vocational or higher qualification whose field is this one, from Statistics Finland's broad fields of education in the municipality, and every census area of the municipality carries it. Statistics Finland counts the arts with the humanities, law with business, mathematics and statistics with the sciences, veterinary studies with agriculture, and social work and care with health.

United States

In the United States this figure is the share of the fields of bachelor's degrees the block group's residents aged 25 and over report whose field is this one, from the census survey of 2020 to 2024, where Canada counts every postsecondary credential. A second major counts beside the first. The survey's groups that straddle these fields are split in the proportions of its microdata of the surrounding public use microdata area, an area of 100,000 residents or more, and the arts, communication technologies and general multidisciplinary studies are left out, as Canada leaves out the arts.

United Kingdom, Latvia, Slovenia, Czechia, France, Spain, Netherlands, Poland, Norway, Switzerland, Estonia, Austria, South Korea

Only Canada, the United States and Finland fill this field, because no census read for these countries publishes the field of study for small areas.

Finland

In Finland this figure is the share of the residents with a vocational or higher qualification whose field is this one, from Statistics Finland's broad fields of education in the municipality, and every census area of the municipality carries it. Statistics Finland counts the arts with the humanities, law with business, mathematics and statistics with the sciences, veterinary studies with agriculture, and social work and care with health.

United States

In the United States this figure is the share of the fields of bachelor's degrees the block group's residents aged 25 and over report whose field is this one, from the census survey of 2020 to 2024, where Canada counts every postsecondary credential. A second major counts beside the first. The survey's groups that straddle these fields are split in the proportions of its microdata of the surrounding public use microdata area, an area of 100,000 residents or more, and the arts, communication technologies and general multidisciplinary studies are left out, as Canada leaves out the arts.

United Kingdom, Latvia, Slovenia, Czechia, France, Spain, Netherlands, Poland, Norway, Switzerland, Estonia, Austria, South Korea

Only Canada, the United States and Finland fill this field, because no census read for these countries publishes the field of study for small areas.

Finland

In Finland this figure is the share of the residents with a vocational or higher qualification whose field is this one, from Statistics Finland's broad fields of education in the municipality, and every census area of the municipality carries it. Statistics Finland counts the arts with the humanities, law with business, mathematics and statistics with the sciences, veterinary studies with agriculture, and social work and care with health.

United States

In the United States this figure is the share of the fields of bachelor's degrees the block group's residents aged 25 and over report whose field is this one, from the census survey of 2020 to 2024, where Canada counts every postsecondary credential. A second major counts beside the first. The survey's groups that straddle these fields are split in the proportions of its microdata of the surrounding public use microdata area, an area of 100,000 residents or more, and the arts, communication technologies and general multidisciplinary studies are left out, as Canada leaves out the arts.

United Kingdom, Latvia, Slovenia, Czechia, France, Spain, Netherlands, Poland, Norway, Switzerland, Estonia, Austria, South Korea

Only Canada, the United States and Finland fill this field, because no census read for these countries publishes the field of study for small areas.

Finland

In Finland this figure is the share of the residents with a vocational or higher qualification whose field is this one, from Statistics Finland's broad fields of education in the municipality, and every census area of the municipality carries it. Statistics Finland counts the arts with the humanities, law with business, mathematics and statistics with the sciences, veterinary studies with agriculture, and social work and care with health.

United States

In the United States this figure is the share of the fields of bachelor's degrees the block group's residents aged 25 and over report whose field is this one, from the census survey of 2020 to 2024, where Canada counts every postsecondary credential. A second major counts beside the first. The survey's groups that straddle these fields are split in the proportions of its microdata of the surrounding public use microdata area, an area of 100,000 residents or more, and the arts, communication technologies and general multidisciplinary studies are left out, as Canada leaves out the arts.

United Kingdom, Latvia, Slovenia, Czechia, France, Spain, Netherlands, Poland, Norway, Switzerland, Estonia, Austria, South Korea

Only Canada, the United States and Finland fill this field, because no census read for these countries publishes the field of study for small areas.

Finland

In Finland this figure is the share of the residents with a vocational or higher qualification whose field is this one, from Statistics Finland's broad fields of education in the municipality, and every census area of the municipality carries it. Statistics Finland counts the arts with the humanities, law with business, mathematics and statistics with the sciences, veterinary studies with agriculture, and social work and care with health.

United States

In the United States this figure is the share of the fields of bachelor's degrees the block group's residents aged 25 and over report whose field is this one, from the census survey of 2020 to 2024, where Canada counts every postsecondary credential. A second major counts beside the first. The survey's groups that straddle these fields are split in the proportions of its microdata of the surrounding public use microdata area, an area of 100,000 residents or more, and the arts, communication technologies and general multidisciplinary studies are left out, as Canada leaves out the arts.

United Kingdom, Latvia, Slovenia, Czechia, France, Spain, Netherlands, Poland, Norway, Switzerland, Estonia, Austria, South Korea

Only Canada, the United States and Finland fill this field, because no census read for these countries publishes the field of study for small areas.

United Kingdom

England, Wales and Scotland publish no census table that fills this field for small areas, so it is empty there.

Slovenia

In Slovenia this figure comes from Eurostat's 2021 census table for the cohesion region (NUTS 2), the east or the west of the country, and every settlement of the region carries it.

Poland

In Poland this figure comes from Eurostat's 2021 census table for the voivodeship (NUTS 2), and every statistical region of the voivodeship carries it.

Switzerland

In Switzerland this figure comes from Eurostat's 2021 census table for the major region (Grossregion, NUTS 2), and every 1 km grid square of the region carries it.

Estonia

In Estonia this figure is published per municipality, and every 1 km grid square of the municipality carries it.

Czechia

In Czechia this figure is published per municipality (obec), its university graduates split into bachelor's, master's and doctoral degrees in the proportions of its NUTS 2 region.

Latvia

In Latvia this figure is published per municipality, its university graduates split into bachelor's, master's and doctoral degrees in the proportions of the whole country.

France, Finland

In France this figure comes from the IRIS area and in Finland from the postal code area, each split between master's and doctoral degrees in the proportions of its NUTS 2 region.

Spain

In Spain the census section publishes four broad levels, the upper secondary and university ones split into finer levels in the proportions of its province.

Netherlands

In the Netherlands the neighbourhood (buurt) publishes three broad levels, split into finer levels in the proportions of its municipality, and between master's and doctoral degrees in the proportions of its province.

Norway

In Norway this figure is published per municipality (kommune), split between master's and doctoral degrees in the proportions of its NUTS 2 region, and every basic statistical unit of the municipality carries it.

Austria

In Austria this figure comes from the municipality's (Gemeinde's) secondary and university shares, split in the proportions of its political district and its federal state.

South Korea

In South Korea this figure comes from the 2020 census sample for the city, county or district (si, gun or gu), and every dong of it carries it.

United Kingdom

England, Wales and Scotland publish no census table that fills this field for small areas, so it is empty there.

Slovenia

In Slovenia this figure comes from Eurostat's 2021 census table for the cohesion region (NUTS 2), the east or the west of the country, and every settlement of the region carries it.

Poland

In Poland this figure comes from Eurostat's 2021 census table for the voivodeship (NUTS 2), and every statistical region of the voivodeship carries it.

Switzerland

In Switzerland this figure comes from Eurostat's 2021 census table for the major region (Grossregion, NUTS 2), and every 1 km grid square of the region carries it.

Estonia

In Estonia this figure is published per municipality, and every 1 km grid square of the municipality carries it.

Czechia

In Czechia this figure is published per municipality (obec), its university graduates split into bachelor's, master's and doctoral degrees in the proportions of its NUTS 2 region.

Latvia

In Latvia this figure is published per municipality, its university graduates split into bachelor's, master's and doctoral degrees in the proportions of the whole country.

France, Finland

In France this figure comes from the IRIS area and in Finland from the postal code area, each split between master's and doctoral degrees in the proportions of its NUTS 2 region.

Spain

In Spain the census section publishes four broad levels, the upper secondary and university ones split into finer levels in the proportions of its province.

Netherlands

In the Netherlands the neighbourhood (buurt) publishes three broad levels, split into finer levels in the proportions of its municipality, and between master's and doctoral degrees in the proportions of its province.

Norway

In Norway this figure is published per municipality (kommune), split between master's and doctoral degrees in the proportions of its NUTS 2 region, and every basic statistical unit of the municipality carries it.

Austria

In Austria this figure comes from the municipality's (Gemeinde's) secondary and university shares, split in the proportions of its political district and its federal state.

South Korea

In South Korea this figure comes from the 2020 census sample for the city, county or district (si, gun or gu), and every dong of it carries it.

United Kingdom, Latvia, Slovenia, Czechia, France, Spain, Netherlands, Finland, Poland, Norway, Switzerland, Estonia, Austria, South Korea

Only Canada and the United States fill this field, because no census read for these countries publishes it for small areas.

United Kingdom

England, Wales and Scotland publish no census table that fills this field for small areas, so it is empty there.

Slovenia

In Slovenia this figure comes from Eurostat's 2021 census table for the cohesion region (NUTS 2), the east or the west of the country, and every settlement of the region carries it.

Poland

In Poland this figure comes from Eurostat's 2021 census table for the voivodeship (NUTS 2), and every statistical region of the voivodeship carries it.

Switzerland

In Switzerland this figure comes from Eurostat's 2021 census table for the major region (Grossregion, NUTS 2), and every 1 km grid square of the region carries it.

Estonia

In Estonia this figure is published per municipality, and every 1 km grid square of the municipality carries it.

Czechia

In Czechia this figure is published per municipality (obec), its university graduates split into bachelor's, master's and doctoral degrees in the proportions of its NUTS 2 region.

Latvia

In Latvia this figure is published per municipality, its university graduates split into bachelor's, master's and doctoral degrees in the proportions of the whole country.

France, Finland

In France this figure comes from the IRIS area and in Finland from the postal code area, each split between master's and doctoral degrees in the proportions of its NUTS 2 region.

Spain

In Spain the census section publishes four broad levels, the upper secondary and university ones split into finer levels in the proportions of its province.

Netherlands

In the Netherlands the neighbourhood (buurt) publishes three broad levels, split into finer levels in the proportions of its municipality, and between master's and doctoral degrees in the proportions of its province.

Norway

In Norway this figure is published per municipality (kommune), split between master's and doctoral degrees in the proportions of its NUTS 2 region, and every basic statistical unit of the municipality carries it.

Austria

In Austria this figure comes from the municipality's (Gemeinde's) secondary and university shares, split in the proportions of its political district and its federal state.

South Korea

In South Korea this figure comes from the 2020 census sample for the city, county or district (si, gun or gu), and every dong of it carries it.

United Kingdom

England, Wales and Scotland publish no census table that fills this field for small areas, so it is empty there.

Slovenia

In Slovenia this figure comes from Eurostat's 2021 census table for the cohesion region (NUTS 2), the east or the west of the country, and every settlement of the region carries it.

Poland

In Poland this figure comes from Eurostat's 2021 census table for the voivodeship (NUTS 2), and every statistical region of the voivodeship carries it.

Switzerland

In Switzerland this figure comes from Eurostat's 2021 census table for the major region (Grossregion, NUTS 2), and every 1 km grid square of the region carries it.

Estonia

In Estonia this figure is published per municipality, and every 1 km grid square of the municipality carries it.

Czechia

In Czechia this figure is published per municipality (obec), its university graduates split into bachelor's, master's and doctoral degrees in the proportions of its NUTS 2 region.

Latvia

In Latvia this figure is published per municipality, its university graduates split into bachelor's, master's and doctoral degrees in the proportions of the whole country.

France, Finland

In France this figure comes from the IRIS area and in Finland from the postal code area, each split between master's and doctoral degrees in the proportions of its NUTS 2 region.

Spain

In Spain the census section publishes four broad levels, the upper secondary and university ones split into finer levels in the proportions of its province.

Netherlands

In the Netherlands the neighbourhood (buurt) publishes three broad levels, split into finer levels in the proportions of its municipality, and between master's and doctoral degrees in the proportions of its province.

Norway

In Norway this figure is published per municipality (kommune), split between master's and doctoral degrees in the proportions of its NUTS 2 region, and every basic statistical unit of the municipality carries it.

Austria

In Austria this figure comes from the municipality's (Gemeinde's) secondary and university shares, split in the proportions of its political district and its federal state.

South Korea

In South Korea this figure comes from the 2020 census sample for the city, county or district (si, gun or gu), and every dong of it carries it.

United Kingdom

England, Wales and Scotland publish no census table that fills this field for small areas, so it is empty there.

Slovenia

In Slovenia this figure comes from Eurostat's 2021 census table for the cohesion region (NUTS 2), the east or the west of the country, and every settlement of the region carries it.

Poland

In Poland this figure comes from Eurostat's 2021 census table for the voivodeship (NUTS 2), and every statistical region of the voivodeship carries it.

Switzerland

In Switzerland this figure comes from Eurostat's 2021 census table for the major region (Grossregion, NUTS 2), and every 1 km grid square of the region carries it.

Estonia

In Estonia this figure is published per municipality, and every 1 km grid square of the municipality carries it.

Czechia

In Czechia this figure is published per municipality (obec), its university graduates split into bachelor's, master's and doctoral degrees in the proportions of its NUTS 2 region.

Latvia

In Latvia this figure is published per municipality, its university graduates split into bachelor's, master's and doctoral degrees in the proportions of the whole country.

France, Finland

In France this figure comes from the IRIS area and in Finland from the postal code area, each split between master's and doctoral degrees in the proportions of its NUTS 2 region.

Spain

In Spain the census section publishes four broad levels, the upper secondary and university ones split into finer levels in the proportions of its province.

Netherlands

In the Netherlands the neighbourhood (buurt) publishes three broad levels, split into finer levels in the proportions of its municipality, and between master's and doctoral degrees in the proportions of its province.

Norway

In Norway this figure is published per municipality (kommune), split between master's and doctoral degrees in the proportions of its NUTS 2 region, and every basic statistical unit of the municipality carries it.

Austria

In Austria this figure comes from the municipality's (Gemeinde's) secondary and university shares, split in the proportions of its political district and its federal state.

South Korea

In South Korea this figure comes from the 2020 census sample for the city, county or district (si, gun or gu), and every dong of it carries it.

United Kingdom

England, Wales and Scotland publish no census table that fills this field for small areas, so it is empty there.

Slovenia

In Slovenia this figure comes from Eurostat's 2021 census table for the cohesion region (NUTS 2), the east or the west of the country, and every settlement of the region carries it.

Poland

In Poland this figure comes from Eurostat's 2021 census table for the voivodeship (NUTS 2), and every statistical region of the voivodeship carries it.

Switzerland

In Switzerland this figure comes from Eurostat's 2021 census table for the major region (Grossregion, NUTS 2), and every 1 km grid square of the region carries it.

Estonia

In Estonia this figure is published per municipality, and every 1 km grid square of the municipality carries it.

Czechia

In Czechia this figure is published per municipality (obec), its university graduates split into bachelor's, master's and doctoral degrees in the proportions of its NUTS 2 region.

Latvia

In Latvia this figure is published per municipality, its university graduates split into bachelor's, master's and doctoral degrees in the proportions of the whole country.

France, Finland

In France this figure comes from the IRIS area and in Finland from the postal code area, each split between master's and doctoral degrees in the proportions of its NUTS 2 region.

Spain

In Spain the census section publishes four broad levels, the upper secondary and university ones split into finer levels in the proportions of its province.

Netherlands

In the Netherlands the neighbourhood (buurt) publishes three broad levels, split into finer levels in the proportions of its municipality, and between master's and doctoral degrees in the proportions of its province.

Norway

In Norway this figure is published per municipality (kommune), split between master's and doctoral degrees in the proportions of its NUTS 2 region, and every basic statistical unit of the municipality carries it.

Austria

In Austria this figure comes from the municipality's (Gemeinde's) secondary and university shares, split in the proportions of its political district and its federal state.

South Korea

In South Korea this figure comes from the 2020 census sample for the city, county or district (si, gun or gu), and every dong of it carries it.

United Kingdom

In England and Wales this figure comes from the 2021 lower layer super output area, of about 1,500 residents, and in Scotland from the 2022 data zone, of about 800.

Czechia

In Czechia this figure is published per municipality (obec), and every basic settlement unit of the municipality carries it.

Slovenia

In Slovenia this figure comes from Eurostat's 2021 census table for the cohesion region (NUTS 2), the east or the west of the country, and every settlement of the region carries it.

Latvia

In Latvia this figure is published per municipality, and every 1 km grid square of the municipality carries it.

Spain

In Spain this figure comes from the census section (sección censal).

Netherlands

In the Netherlands this figure is published per municipality (gemeente), and every neighbourhood of the municipality carries it.

Finland

In Finland this figure comes from the postal code area.

Poland

In Poland this figure comes from Eurostat's 2021 census table for the voivodeship (NUTS 2), and every statistical region of the voivodeship carries it.

Norway

In Norway this figure is published per municipality (kommune), and every basic statistical unit of the municipality carries it.

Austria

In Austria this figure is published per municipality (Gemeinde), and every census district of the municipality carries it.

Estonia

In Estonia this figure is published per municipality, and every 1 km grid square of the municipality carries it.

Switzerland

In Switzerland this figure comes from Eurostat's 2021 census table for the major region (Grossregion, NUTS 2), and every 1 km grid square of the region carries it.

France

In France this figure comes from the IRIS area and counts the residents aged 15 to 64.

South Korea

In South Korea this figure comes from the Local Area Labour Force Survey for the city, county or district (si, gun or gu), and every dong of it carries it.

United States

In the United States this figure is the households' earnings, their wages, salaries and self employment income, over their total income, for each block group from the census survey of 2020 to 2024.

United Kingdom, Latvia, Slovenia, Czechia, France, Spain, Netherlands, Finland, Poland, Norway, Switzerland, Estonia, Austria, South Korea

Only Canada and the United States fill this field, from their censuses of income sources.

United Kingdom

In England and Wales this figure is published per middle layer super output area, of about 7,500 residents, and every lower layer area inside it carries it. Scotland's census publishes industry in broader groups than these, so it is empty there.

Czechia

In Czechia this figure is published per municipality (obec), and every basic settlement unit of the municipality carries it.

Finland

In Finland this figure is published per municipality (kunta), and every postal code area of the municipality carries it.

Norway

In Norway this figure is published per municipality (kommune), and every basic statistical unit of the municipality carries it.

Austria

In Austria this figure comes from the census district (Zählsprengel).

Estonia

In Estonia this figure is published per municipality, and every 1 km grid square of the municipality carries it.

Slovenia, Latvia, Netherlands, Poland, Switzerland

In these countries this figure comes from Eurostat's 2021 census table for the NUTS 2 region (the whole of Latvia is one), whose ten groups of industries are each split in the proportions of the country's labour force survey. Every census area of the region carries it.

France

In France the employed residents of the IRIS area are split by industry in the proportions of its commune.

Spain

In Spain the census section publishes four broad sectors, each split into these industries in the proportions of its province.

United Kingdom

In England and Wales this figure is published per middle layer super output area, of about 7,500 residents, and every lower layer area inside it carries it. Scotland's census publishes industry in broader groups than these, so it is empty there.

Czechia

In Czechia this figure is published per municipality (obec), and every basic settlement unit of the municipality carries it.

Finland

In Finland this figure is published per municipality (kunta), and every postal code area of the municipality carries it.

Norway

In Norway this figure is published per municipality (kommune), and every basic statistical unit of the municipality carries it.

Austria

In Austria this figure comes from the census district (Zählsprengel).

Estonia

In Estonia this figure is published per municipality, and every 1 km grid square of the municipality carries it.

Slovenia, Latvia, Netherlands, Poland, Switzerland

In these countries this figure comes from Eurostat's 2021 census table for the NUTS 2 region (the whole of Latvia is one), whose ten groups of industries are each split in the proportions of the country's labour force survey. Every census area of the region carries it.

France

In France the employed residents of the IRIS area are split by industry in the proportions of its commune.

Spain

In Spain the census section publishes four broad sectors, each split into these industries in the proportions of its province.

United Kingdom

In England and Wales this figure is published per middle layer super output area, of about 7,500 residents, and every lower layer area inside it carries it. Scotland's census publishes industry in broader groups than these, so it is empty there.

Czechia

In Czechia this figure is published per municipality (obec), and every basic settlement unit of the municipality carries it.

Finland

In Finland this figure is published per municipality (kunta), and every postal code area of the municipality carries it.

Norway

In Norway this figure is published per municipality (kommune), and every basic statistical unit of the municipality carries it.

Austria

In Austria this figure comes from the census district (Zählsprengel).

Estonia

In Estonia this figure is published per municipality, and every 1 km grid square of the municipality carries it.

Slovenia, Latvia, Netherlands, Poland, Switzerland

In these countries this figure comes from Eurostat's 2021 census table for the NUTS 2 region (the whole of Latvia is one), whose ten groups of industries are each split in the proportions of the country's labour force survey. Every census area of the region carries it.

France

In France the employed residents of the IRIS area are split by industry in the proportions of its commune.

Spain

In Spain the census section publishes four broad sectors, each split into these industries in the proportions of its province.

United Kingdom

In England and Wales this figure is published per middle layer super output area, of about 7,500 residents, and every lower layer area inside it carries it. Scotland's census publishes industry in broader groups than these, so it is empty there.

Czechia

In Czechia this figure is published per municipality (obec), and every basic settlement unit of the municipality carries it.

Finland

In Finland this figure is published per municipality (kunta), and every postal code area of the municipality carries it.

Norway

In Norway this figure is published per municipality (kommune), and every basic statistical unit of the municipality carries it.

Austria

In Austria this figure comes from the census district (Zählsprengel).

Estonia

In Estonia this figure is published per municipality, and every 1 km grid square of the municipality carries it.

Slovenia, Latvia, Netherlands, Poland, Switzerland

In these countries this figure comes from Eurostat's 2021 census table for the NUTS 2 region (the whole of Latvia is one), whose ten groups of industries are each split in the proportions of the country's labour force survey. Every census area of the region carries it.

France

In France the employed residents of the IRIS area are split by industry in the proportions of its commune.

Spain

In Spain the census section publishes four broad sectors, each split into these industries in the proportions of its province.

United Kingdom

In England and Wales this figure is published per middle layer super output area, of about 7,500 residents, and every lower layer area inside it carries it. Scotland's census publishes industry in broader groups than these, so it is empty there.

Czechia

In Czechia this figure is published per municipality (obec), and every basic settlement unit of the municipality carries it.

Finland

In Finland this figure is published per municipality (kunta), and every postal code area of the municipality carries it.

Norway

In Norway this figure is published per municipality (kommune), and every basic statistical unit of the municipality carries it.

Austria

In Austria this figure comes from the census district (Zählsprengel).

Estonia

In Estonia this figure is published per municipality, and every 1 km grid square of the municipality carries it.

Slovenia, Latvia, Netherlands, Poland, Switzerland

In these countries this figure comes from Eurostat's 2021 census table for the NUTS 2 region (the whole of Latvia is one), whose ten groups of industries are each split in the proportions of the country's labour force survey. Every census area of the region carries it.

France

In France the employed residents of the IRIS area are split by industry in the proportions of its commune.

Spain

In Spain the census section publishes four broad sectors, each split into these industries in the proportions of its province.

United Kingdom

In England and Wales this figure is published per middle layer super output area, of about 7,500 residents, and every lower layer area inside it carries it. Scotland's census publishes industry in broader groups than these, so it is empty there.

Czechia

In Czechia this figure is published per municipality (obec), and every basic settlement unit of the municipality carries it.

Finland

In Finland this figure is published per municipality (kunta), and every postal code area of the municipality carries it.

Norway

In Norway this figure is published per municipality (kommune), and every basic statistical unit of the municipality carries it.

Austria

In Austria this figure comes from the census district (Zählsprengel).

Estonia

In Estonia this figure is published per municipality, and every 1 km grid square of the municipality carries it.

Slovenia, Latvia, Netherlands, Poland, Switzerland

In these countries this figure comes from Eurostat's 2021 census table for the NUTS 2 region (the whole of Latvia is one), whose ten groups of industries are each split in the proportions of the country's labour force survey. Every census area of the region carries it.

France

In France the employed residents of the IRIS area are split by industry in the proportions of its commune.

Spain

In Spain the census section publishes four broad sectors, each split into these industries in the proportions of its province.

United Kingdom

In England and Wales this figure is published per middle layer super output area, of about 7,500 residents, and every lower layer area inside it carries it. Scotland's census publishes industry in broader groups than these, so it is empty there.

Czechia

In Czechia this figure is published per municipality (obec), and every basic settlement unit of the municipality carries it.

Finland

In Finland this figure is published per municipality (kunta), and every postal code area of the municipality carries it.

Norway

In Norway this figure is published per municipality (kommune), and every basic statistical unit of the municipality carries it.

Austria

In Austria this figure comes from the census district (Zählsprengel).

Estonia

In Estonia this figure is published per municipality, and every 1 km grid square of the municipality carries it.

Slovenia, Latvia, Netherlands, Poland, Switzerland

In these countries this figure comes from Eurostat's 2021 census table for the NUTS 2 region (the whole of Latvia is one), whose ten groups of industries are each split in the proportions of the country's labour force survey. Every census area of the region carries it.

France

In France the employed residents of the IRIS area are split by industry in the proportions of its commune.

Spain

In Spain the census section publishes four broad sectors, each split into these industries in the proportions of its province.

United Kingdom

In England and Wales this figure is published per middle layer super output area, of about 7,500 residents, and every lower layer area inside it carries it. Scotland's census publishes industry in broader groups than these, so it is empty there.

Czechia

In Czechia this figure is published per municipality (obec), and every basic settlement unit of the municipality carries it.

Finland

In Finland this figure is published per municipality (kunta), and every postal code area of the municipality carries it.

Norway

In Norway this figure is published per municipality (kommune), and every basic statistical unit of the municipality carries it.

Austria

In Austria this figure comes from the census district (Zählsprengel).

Estonia

In Estonia this figure is published per municipality, and every 1 km grid square of the municipality carries it.

Slovenia, Latvia, Netherlands, Poland, Switzerland

In these countries this figure comes from Eurostat's 2021 census table for the NUTS 2 region (the whole of Latvia is one), whose ten groups of industries are each split in the proportions of the country's labour force survey. Every census area of the region carries it.

France

In France the employed residents of the IRIS area are split by industry in the proportions of its commune.

Spain

In Spain the census section publishes four broad sectors, each split into these industries in the proportions of its province.

United Kingdom

In England and Wales this figure is published per middle layer super output area, of about 7,500 residents, and every lower layer area inside it carries it. Scotland's census publishes industry in broader groups than these, so it is empty there.

Czechia

In Czechia this figure is published per municipality (obec), and every basic settlement unit of the municipality carries it.

Finland

In Finland this figure is published per municipality (kunta), and every postal code area of the municipality carries it.

Norway

In Norway this figure is published per municipality (kommune), and every basic statistical unit of the municipality carries it.

Austria

In Austria this figure comes from the census district (Zählsprengel).

Estonia

In Estonia this figure is published per municipality, and every 1 km grid square of the municipality carries it.

Slovenia, Latvia, Netherlands, Poland, Switzerland

In these countries this figure comes from Eurostat's 2021 census table for the NUTS 2 region (the whole of Latvia is one), whose ten groups of industries are each split in the proportions of the country's labour force survey. Every census area of the region carries it.

France

In France the employed residents of the IRIS area are split by industry in the proportions of its commune.

Spain

In Spain the census section publishes four broad sectors, each split into these industries in the proportions of its province.

United Kingdom

In England and Wales this figure is published per middle layer super output area, of about 7,500 residents, and every lower layer area inside it carries it. Scotland's census publishes industry in broader groups than these, so it is empty there.

Czechia

In Czechia this figure is published per municipality (obec), and every basic settlement unit of the municipality carries it.

Finland

In Finland this figure is published per municipality (kunta), and every postal code area of the municipality carries it.

Norway

In Norway this figure is published per municipality (kommune), and every basic statistical unit of the municipality carries it.

Austria

In Austria this figure comes from the census district (Zählsprengel).

Estonia

In Estonia this figure is published per municipality, and every 1 km grid square of the municipality carries it.

Slovenia, Latvia, Netherlands, Poland, Switzerland

In these countries this figure comes from Eurostat's 2021 census table for the NUTS 2 region (the whole of Latvia is one), whose ten groups of industries are each split in the proportions of the country's labour force survey. Every census area of the region carries it.

France

In France the employed residents of the IRIS area are split by industry in the proportions of its commune.

Spain

In Spain the census section publishes four broad sectors, each split into these industries in the proportions of its province.

United Kingdom

In England and Wales this figure is published per middle layer super output area, of about 7,500 residents, and every lower layer area inside it carries it. Scotland's census publishes industry in broader groups than these, so it is empty there.

Czechia

In Czechia this figure is published per municipality (obec), and every basic settlement unit of the municipality carries it.

Finland

In Finland this figure is published per municipality (kunta), and every postal code area of the municipality carries it.

Norway

In Norway this figure is published per municipality (kommune), and every basic statistical unit of the municipality carries it.

Austria

In Austria this figure comes from the census district (Zählsprengel).

Estonia

In Estonia this figure is published per municipality, and every 1 km grid square of the municipality carries it.

Slovenia, Latvia, Netherlands, Poland, Switzerland

In these countries this figure comes from Eurostat's 2021 census table for the NUTS 2 region (the whole of Latvia is one), whose ten groups of industries are each split in the proportions of the country's labour force survey. Every census area of the region carries it.

France

In France the employed residents of the IRIS area are split by industry in the proportions of its commune.

Spain

In Spain the census section publishes four broad sectors, each split into these industries in the proportions of its province.

United Kingdom

In England and Wales this figure is published per middle layer super output area, of about 7,500 residents, and every lower layer area inside it carries it. Scotland's census publishes industry in broader groups than these, so it is empty there.

Czechia

In Czechia this figure is published per municipality (obec), and every basic settlement unit of the municipality carries it.

Finland

In Finland this figure is published per municipality (kunta), and every postal code area of the municipality carries it.

Norway

In Norway this figure is published per municipality (kommune), and every basic statistical unit of the municipality carries it.

Austria

In Austria this figure comes from the census district (Zählsprengel).

Estonia

In Estonia this figure is published per municipality, and every 1 km grid square of the municipality carries it.

Slovenia, Latvia, Netherlands, Poland, Switzerland

In these countries this figure comes from Eurostat's 2021 census table for the NUTS 2 region (the whole of Latvia is one), whose ten groups of industries are each split in the proportions of the country's labour force survey. Every census area of the region carries it.

France

In France the employed residents of the IRIS area are split by industry in the proportions of its commune.

Spain

In Spain the census section publishes four broad sectors, each split into these industries in the proportions of its province.

United Kingdom

In England and Wales this figure is published per middle layer super output area, of about 7,500 residents, and every lower layer area inside it carries it. Scotland's census publishes industry in broader groups than these, so it is empty there.

Czechia

In Czechia this figure is published per municipality (obec), and every basic settlement unit of the municipality carries it.

Finland

In Finland this figure is published per municipality (kunta), and every postal code area of the municipality carries it.

Norway

In Norway this figure is published per municipality (kommune), and every basic statistical unit of the municipality carries it.

Austria

In Austria this figure comes from the census district (Zählsprengel).

Estonia

In Estonia this figure is published per municipality, and every 1 km grid square of the municipality carries it.

Slovenia, Latvia, Netherlands, Poland, Switzerland

In these countries this figure comes from Eurostat's 2021 census table for the NUTS 2 region (the whole of Latvia is one), whose ten groups of industries are each split in the proportions of the country's labour force survey. Every census area of the region carries it.

France

In France the employed residents of the IRIS area are split by industry in the proportions of its commune.

Spain

In Spain the census section publishes four broad sectors, each split into these industries in the proportions of its province.

United Kingdom

In England and Wales this figure is published per middle layer super output area, of about 7,500 residents, and every lower layer area inside it carries it. Scotland's census publishes industry in broader groups than these, so it is empty there.

Czechia

In Czechia this figure is published per municipality (obec), and every basic settlement unit of the municipality carries it.

Finland

In Finland this figure is published per municipality (kunta), and every postal code area of the municipality carries it.

Norway

In Norway this figure is published per municipality (kommune), and every basic statistical unit of the municipality carries it.

Austria

In Austria this figure comes from the census district (Zählsprengel).

Estonia

In Estonia this figure is published per municipality, and every 1 km grid square of the municipality carries it.

Slovenia, Latvia, Netherlands, Poland, Switzerland

In these countries this figure comes from Eurostat's 2021 census table for the NUTS 2 region (the whole of Latvia is one), whose ten groups of industries are each split in the proportions of the country's labour force survey. Every census area of the region carries it.

France

In France the employed residents of the IRIS area are split by industry in the proportions of its commune.

Spain

In Spain the census section publishes four broad sectors, each split into these industries in the proportions of its province.

United Kingdom

In England and Wales this figure is published per middle layer super output area, of about 7,500 residents, and every lower layer area inside it carries it. Scotland's census publishes industry in broader groups than these, so it is empty there.

Czechia

In Czechia this figure is published per municipality (obec), and every basic settlement unit of the municipality carries it.

Finland

In Finland this figure is published per municipality (kunta), and every postal code area of the municipality carries it.

Norway

In Norway this figure is published per municipality (kommune), and every basic statistical unit of the municipality carries it.

Austria

In Austria this figure comes from the census district (Zählsprengel).

Estonia

In Estonia this figure is published per municipality, and every 1 km grid square of the municipality carries it.

Slovenia, Latvia, Netherlands, Poland, Switzerland

In these countries this figure comes from Eurostat's 2021 census table for the NUTS 2 region (the whole of Latvia is one), whose ten groups of industries are each split in the proportions of the country's labour force survey. Every census area of the region carries it.

France

In France the employed residents of the IRIS area are split by industry in the proportions of its commune.

Spain

In Spain the census section publishes four broad sectors, each split into these industries in the proportions of its province.

United Kingdom

In England and Wales this figure is published per middle layer super output area, of about 7,500 residents, and every lower layer area inside it carries it. Scotland's census publishes industry in broader groups than these, so it is empty there.

Czechia

In Czechia this figure is published per municipality (obec), and every basic settlement unit of the municipality carries it.

Finland

In Finland this figure is published per municipality (kunta), and every postal code area of the municipality carries it.

Norway

In Norway this figure is published per municipality (kommune), and every basic statistical unit of the municipality carries it.

Austria

In Austria this figure comes from the census district (Zählsprengel).

Estonia

In Estonia this figure is published per municipality, and every 1 km grid square of the municipality carries it.

Slovenia, Latvia, Netherlands, Poland, Switzerland

In these countries this figure comes from Eurostat's 2021 census table for the NUTS 2 region (the whole of Latvia is one), whose ten groups of industries are each split in the proportions of the country's labour force survey. Every census area of the region carries it.

France

In France the employed residents of the IRIS area are split by industry in the proportions of its commune.

Spain

In Spain the census section publishes four broad sectors, each split into these industries in the proportions of its province.

United Kingdom

In England and Wales this figure is published per middle layer super output area, of about 7,500 residents, and every lower layer area inside it carries it. Scotland's census publishes industry in broader groups than these, so it is empty there.

Czechia

In Czechia this figure is published per municipality (obec), and every basic settlement unit of the municipality carries it.

Finland

In Finland this figure is published per municipality (kunta), and every postal code area of the municipality carries it.

Norway

In Norway this figure is published per municipality (kommune), and every basic statistical unit of the municipality carries it.

Austria

In Austria this figure comes from the census district (Zählsprengel).

Estonia

In Estonia this figure is published per municipality, and every 1 km grid square of the municipality carries it.

Slovenia, Latvia, Netherlands, Poland, Switzerland

In these countries this figure comes from Eurostat's 2021 census table for the NUTS 2 region (the whole of Latvia is one), whose ten groups of industries are each split in the proportions of the country's labour force survey. Every census area of the region carries it.

France

In France the employed residents of the IRIS area are split by industry in the proportions of its commune.

Spain

In Spain the census section publishes four broad sectors, each split into these industries in the proportions of its province.

United Kingdom

In England and Wales this figure is published per middle layer super output area, of about 7,500 residents, and every lower layer area inside it carries it. Scotland's census publishes industry in broader groups than these, so it is empty there.

Czechia

In Czechia this figure is published per municipality (obec), and every basic settlement unit of the municipality carries it.

Finland

In Finland this figure is published per municipality (kunta), and every postal code area of the municipality carries it.

Norway

In Norway this figure is published per municipality (kommune), and every basic statistical unit of the municipality carries it.

Austria

In Austria this figure comes from the census district (Zählsprengel).

Estonia

In Estonia this figure is published per municipality, and every 1 km grid square of the municipality carries it.

Slovenia, Latvia, Netherlands, Poland, Switzerland

In these countries this figure comes from Eurostat's 2021 census table for the NUTS 2 region (the whole of Latvia is one), whose ten groups of industries are each split in the proportions of the country's labour force survey. Every census area of the region carries it.

France

In France the employed residents of the IRIS area are split by industry in the proportions of its commune.

Spain

In Spain the census section publishes four broad sectors, each split into these industries in the proportions of its province.

United Kingdom

In England and Wales this figure is published per middle layer super output area, of about 7,500 residents, and every lower layer area inside it carries it. Scotland's census publishes industry in broader groups than these, so it is empty there.

Czechia

In Czechia this figure is published per municipality (obec), and every basic settlement unit of the municipality carries it.

Finland

In Finland this figure is published per municipality (kunta), and every postal code area of the municipality carries it.

Norway

In Norway this figure is published per municipality (kommune), and every basic statistical unit of the municipality carries it.

Austria

In Austria this figure comes from the census district (Zählsprengel).

Estonia

In Estonia this figure is published per municipality, and every 1 km grid square of the municipality carries it.

Slovenia, Latvia, Netherlands, Poland, Switzerland

In these countries this figure comes from Eurostat's 2021 census table for the NUTS 2 region (the whole of Latvia is one), whose ten groups of industries are each split in the proportions of the country's labour force survey. Every census area of the region carries it.

France

In France the employed residents of the IRIS area are split by industry in the proportions of its commune.

Spain

In Spain the census section publishes four broad sectors, each split into these industries in the proportions of its province.

United Kingdom

In England and Wales this figure is published per middle layer super output area, of about 7,500 residents, and every lower layer area inside it carries it. Scotland's census publishes industry in broader groups than these, so it is empty there.

Czechia

In Czechia this figure is published per municipality (obec), and every basic settlement unit of the municipality carries it.

Finland

In Finland this figure is published per municipality (kunta), and every postal code area of the municipality carries it.

Norway

In Norway this figure is published per municipality (kommune), and every basic statistical unit of the municipality carries it.

Austria

In Austria this figure comes from the census district (Zählsprengel).

Estonia

In Estonia this figure is published per municipality, and every 1 km grid square of the municipality carries it.

Slovenia, Latvia, Netherlands, Poland, Switzerland

In these countries this figure comes from Eurostat's 2021 census table for the NUTS 2 region (the whole of Latvia is one), whose ten groups of industries are each split in the proportions of the country's labour force survey. Every census area of the region carries it.

France

In France the employed residents of the IRIS area are split by industry in the proportions of its commune.

Spain

In Spain the census section publishes four broad sectors, each split into these industries in the proportions of its province.

United States, United Kingdom, Latvia, Slovenia, Czechia, France, Spain, Netherlands, Finland, Poland, Norway, Switzerland, Estonia, Austria, South Korea

Only Canada fills this field, from its 2021 census of income sources.

United Kingdom, Latvia, Slovenia, Czechia, France, Spain, Netherlands, Finland, Poland, Norway, Switzerland, Estonia, Austria, South Korea

Only Canada and the United States fill this field, because no census read for these countries publishes it for small areas.

United Kingdom, Latvia, Slovenia, Czechia, France, Spain, Netherlands, Finland, Poland, Norway, Switzerland, Estonia, Austria, South Korea

Only Canada and the United States fill this field, because no census read for these countries publishes it for small areas.

United Kingdom, Latvia, Slovenia, Czechia, France, Spain, Netherlands, Finland, Poland, Norway, Switzerland, Estonia, Austria, South Korea

Only Canada and the United States fill this field, because no census read for these countries publishes it for small areas.

United Kingdom, Latvia, Slovenia, Czechia, France, Spain, Netherlands, Finland, Poland, Norway, Switzerland, Estonia, Austria, South Korea

Only Canada and the United States fill this field, because no census read for these countries publishes it for small areas.

United Kingdom, Latvia, Slovenia, Czechia, France, Spain, Netherlands, Finland, Poland, Norway, Switzerland, Estonia, Austria, South Korea

Only Canada and the United States fill this field, because no census read for these countries publishes it for small areas.

United Kingdom, Latvia, Slovenia, Czechia, France, Spain, Netherlands, Finland, Poland, Norway, Switzerland, Estonia, Austria, South Korea

Only Canada and the United States fill this field, because no census read for these countries publishes it for small areas.

United Kingdom, Latvia, Slovenia, Czechia, France, Spain, Netherlands, Finland, Poland, Norway, Switzerland, Estonia, Austria, South Korea

Only Canada and the United States fill this field, because no census read for these countries publishes it for small areas.

United Kingdom, Latvia, Slovenia, Czechia, France, Spain, Netherlands, Finland, Poland, Norway, Switzerland, Estonia, Austria, South Korea

Only Canada and the United States fill this field, because no census read for these countries publishes it for small areas.

United Kingdom, Latvia, Slovenia, Czechia, France, Spain, Netherlands, Finland, Poland, Norway, Switzerland, Estonia, Austria, South Korea

Only Canada and the United States fill this field, because no census read for these countries publishes it for small areas.

United Kingdom

In England and Wales this figure comes from the 2021 lower layer super output area, of about 1,500 residents, and in Scotland from the 2022 data zone, of about 800.

Czechia

In Czechia this figure is published per municipality (obec), and every basic settlement unit of the municipality carries it.

Slovenia

In Slovenia this figure comes from Eurostat's 2021 census table for the cohesion region (NUTS 2), the east or the west of the country, and every settlement of the region carries it.

Latvia

In Latvia this figure is published per municipality, and every 1 km grid square of the municipality carries it.

Spain

In Spain this figure comes from the census section (sección censal).

Netherlands

In the Netherlands this figure is published per municipality (gemeente), and every neighbourhood of the municipality carries it.

Finland

In Finland this figure comes from the postal code area.

Poland

In Poland this figure comes from Eurostat's 2021 census table for the voivodeship (NUTS 2), and every statistical region of the voivodeship carries it.

Norway

In Norway this figure is published per municipality (kommune), and every basic statistical unit of the municipality carries it.

Austria

In Austria this figure is published per municipality (Gemeinde), and every census district of the municipality carries it.

Estonia

In Estonia this figure is published per municipality, and every 1 km grid square of the municipality carries it.

Switzerland

In Switzerland this figure comes from Eurostat's 2021 census table for the major region (Grossregion, NUTS 2), and every 1 km grid square of the region carries it.

France

In France this figure comes from the IRIS area and counts the residents aged 15 to 64.

South Korea

In South Korea this figure comes from the Local Area Labour Force Survey for the city, county or district (si, gun or gu), and every dong of it carries it.

United Kingdom

In England and Wales this figure comes from the 2021 lower layer super output area, of about 1,500 residents, and in Scotland from the 2022 data zone, of about 800.

Czechia

In Czechia this figure is published per municipality (obec), and every basic settlement unit of the municipality carries it.

Slovenia

In Slovenia this figure comes from the settlement (naselje), which covers a whole town rather than a neighbourhood.

Latvia

In Latvia this figure is published per municipality, and every 1 km grid square of the municipality carries it.

Spain

In Spain this figure comes from the census section (sección censal).

Poland

In Poland this figure comes from the statistical region (rejon statystyczny).

Norway

In Norway this figure is published per municipality (kommune), and every basic statistical unit of the municipality carries it.

Austria

In Austria this figure comes from Eurostat's 2021 census table for the NUTS 3 region, a group of districts, and every census district of the region carries it.

South Korea

In South Korea this figure comes from the administrative neighbourhood (dong).

Estonia

In Estonia this figure is published per municipality, and every 1 km grid square of the municipality carries it.

Switzerland

In Switzerland this figure comes from the 1 km grid square.

France

In France the one person households come from the IRIS area, and the larger households are split by size in the proportions of its commune.

Netherlands

In the Netherlands the one person households come from the neighbourhood (buurt), and the larger households are split by size in the proportions of its municipality.

Finland

In Finland the one person households come from the postal code area, the larger households are split by size in the proportions of its municipality, and the four person and larger households are split in the proportions of its region.

United Kingdom

In England and Wales this figure comes from the 2021 lower layer super output area, of about 1,500 residents, and in Scotland from the 2022 data zone, of about 800.

Czechia

In Czechia this figure is published per municipality (obec), and every basic settlement unit of the municipality carries it.

Slovenia

In Slovenia this figure comes from the settlement (naselje), which covers a whole town rather than a neighbourhood.

Latvia

In Latvia this figure is published per municipality, and every 1 km grid square of the municipality carries it.

Spain

In Spain this figure comes from the census section (sección censal).

Poland

In Poland this figure comes from the statistical region (rejon statystyczny).

Norway

In Norway this figure is published per municipality (kommune), and every basic statistical unit of the municipality carries it.

Austria

In Austria this figure comes from Eurostat's 2021 census table for the NUTS 3 region, a group of districts, and every census district of the region carries it.

South Korea

In South Korea this figure comes from the administrative neighbourhood (dong).

Estonia

In Estonia this figure is published per municipality, and every 1 km grid square of the municipality carries it.

Switzerland

In Switzerland this figure comes from the 1 km grid square.

France

In France the one person households come from the IRIS area, and the larger households are split by size in the proportions of its commune.

Netherlands

In the Netherlands the one person households come from the neighbourhood (buurt), and the larger households are split by size in the proportions of its municipality.

Finland

In Finland the one person households come from the postal code area, the larger households are split by size in the proportions of its municipality, and the four person and larger households are split in the proportions of its region.

United Kingdom

In England and Wales this figure comes from the 2021 lower layer super output area, of about 1,500 residents, and in Scotland from the 2022 data zone, of about 800.

Czechia

In Czechia this figure is published per municipality (obec), and every basic settlement unit of the municipality carries it.

Slovenia

In Slovenia this figure comes from the settlement (naselje), which covers a whole town rather than a neighbourhood.

Latvia

In Latvia this figure is published per municipality, and every 1 km grid square of the municipality carries it.

Spain

In Spain this figure comes from the census section (sección censal).

Poland

In Poland this figure comes from the statistical region (rejon statystyczny).

Norway

In Norway this figure is published per municipality (kommune), and every basic statistical unit of the municipality carries it.

Austria

In Austria this figure comes from Eurostat's 2021 census table for the NUTS 3 region, a group of districts, and every census district of the region carries it.

South Korea

In South Korea this figure comes from the administrative neighbourhood (dong).

Estonia

In Estonia this figure is published per municipality, and every 1 km grid square of the municipality carries it.

Switzerland

In Switzerland this figure comes from the 1 km grid square.

France

In France the one person households come from the IRIS area, and the larger households are split by size in the proportions of its commune.

Netherlands

In the Netherlands the one person households come from the neighbourhood (buurt), and the larger households are split by size in the proportions of its municipality.

Finland

In Finland the one person households come from the postal code area, the larger households are split by size in the proportions of its municipality, and the four person and larger households are split in the proportions of its region.

United Kingdom

In England and Wales this figure comes from the 2021 lower layer super output area, of about 1,500 residents, and in Scotland from the 2022 data zone, of about 800.

Czechia

In Czechia this figure is published per municipality (obec), and every basic settlement unit of the municipality carries it.

Slovenia

In Slovenia this figure comes from the settlement (naselje), which covers a whole town rather than a neighbourhood.

Latvia

In Latvia this figure is published per municipality, and every 1 km grid square of the municipality carries it.

Spain

In Spain this figure comes from the census section (sección censal).

Poland

In Poland this figure comes from the statistical region (rejon statystyczny).

Norway

In Norway this figure is published per municipality (kommune), and every basic statistical unit of the municipality carries it.

Austria

In Austria this figure comes from Eurostat's 2021 census table for the NUTS 3 region, a group of districts, and every census district of the region carries it.

South Korea

In South Korea this figure comes from the administrative neighbourhood (dong).

Estonia

In Estonia this figure is published per municipality, and every 1 km grid square of the municipality carries it.

Switzerland

In Switzerland this figure comes from the 1 km grid square.

France

In France the one person households come from the IRIS area, and the larger households are split by size in the proportions of its commune.

Netherlands

In the Netherlands the one person households come from the neighbourhood (buurt), and the larger households are split by size in the proportions of its municipality.

Finland

In Finland the one person households come from the postal code area, the larger households are split by size in the proportions of its municipality, and the four person and larger households are split in the proportions of its region.

United Kingdom

In England and Wales this figure comes from the 2021 lower layer super output area, of about 1,500 residents, and in Scotland from the 2022 data zone, of about 800.

Czechia

In Czechia this figure is published per municipality (obec), and every basic settlement unit of the municipality carries it.

Slovenia

In Slovenia this figure comes from the settlement (naselje), which covers a whole town rather than a neighbourhood.

Latvia

In Latvia this figure is published per municipality, and every 1 km grid square of the municipality carries it.

Spain

In Spain this figure comes from the census section (sección censal).

Poland

In Poland this figure comes from the statistical region (rejon statystyczny).

Norway

In Norway this figure is published per municipality (kommune), and every basic statistical unit of the municipality carries it.

Austria

In Austria this figure comes from Eurostat's 2021 census table for the NUTS 3 region, a group of districts, and every census district of the region carries it.

South Korea

In South Korea this figure comes from the administrative neighbourhood (dong).

Estonia

In Estonia this figure is published per municipality, and every 1 km grid square of the municipality carries it.

Switzerland

In Switzerland this figure comes from the 1 km grid square.

France

In France the one person households come from the IRIS area, and the larger households are split by size in the proportions of its commune.

Netherlands

In the Netherlands the one person households come from the neighbourhood (buurt), and the larger households are split by size in the proportions of its municipality.

Finland

In Finland the one person households come from the postal code area, the larger households are split by size in the proportions of its municipality, and the four person and larger households are split in the proportions of its region.

United Kingdom

In England and Wales this figure comes from the 2021 lower layer super output area, of about 1,500 residents, and in Scotland from the 2022 data zone, of about 800.

Czechia

In Czechia this figure is published per municipality (obec), and every basic settlement unit of the municipality carries it.

Slovenia

In Slovenia this figure is published per municipality (občina), and every settlement of the municipality carries it.

Latvia

In Latvia this figure is published per municipality, and every 1 km grid square of the municipality carries it.

France

In France this figure comes from the IRIS area, of about 2,000 residents.

Spain

In Spain this figure comes from Eurostat's 2021 census table for the province or island (NUTS 3), and every census section of it carries it.

Finland

In Finland this figure is published per municipality (kunta), and every postal code area of the municipality carries it.

Poland

In Poland this figure comes from the statistical region (rejon statystyczny).

Norway

In Norway this figure is published per municipality (kommune), and every basic statistical unit of the municipality carries it.

Austria

In Austria this figure comes from Eurostat's 2021 census table for the NUTS 3 region, a group of districts, and every census district of the region carries it.

Estonia

In Estonia this figure is published per municipality, and every 1 km grid square of the municipality carries it.

Switzerland

In Switzerland this figure comes from Eurostat's 2021 census table for the canton (NUTS 3), and every 1 km grid square of the canton carries it.

Netherlands

In the Netherlands the households with and without children come from the neighbourhood (buurt), each split into couples and single parents in the proportions of its municipality.

United Kingdom

In England and Wales this figure comes from the 2021 lower layer super output area, of about 1,500 residents, and in Scotland from the 2022 data zone, of about 800.

Czechia

In Czechia this figure is published per municipality (obec), and every basic settlement unit of the municipality carries it.

Slovenia

In Slovenia this figure is published per municipality (občina), and every settlement of the municipality carries it.

Latvia

In Latvia this figure is published per municipality, and every 1 km grid square of the municipality carries it.

France

In France this figure comes from the IRIS area, of about 2,000 residents.

Spain

In Spain this figure comes from Eurostat's 2021 census table for the province or island (NUTS 3), and every census section of it carries it.

Finland

In Finland this figure is published per municipality (kunta), and every postal code area of the municipality carries it.

Poland

In Poland this figure comes from the statistical region (rejon statystyczny).

Norway

In Norway this figure is published per municipality (kommune), and every basic statistical unit of the municipality carries it.

Austria

In Austria this figure comes from Eurostat's 2021 census table for the NUTS 3 region, a group of districts, and every census district of the region carries it.

Estonia

In Estonia this figure is published per municipality, and every 1 km grid square of the municipality carries it.

Switzerland

In Switzerland this figure comes from Eurostat's 2021 census table for the canton (NUTS 3), and every 1 km grid square of the canton carries it.

Netherlands

In the Netherlands the households with and without children come from the neighbourhood (buurt), each split into couples and single parents in the proportions of its municipality.

United Kingdom

In England and Wales this figure comes from the 2021 lower layer super output area, of about 1,500 residents, and in Scotland from the 2022 data zone, of about 800.

Czechia

In Czechia this figure is published per municipality (obec), and every basic settlement unit of the municipality carries it.

Slovenia

In Slovenia this figure is published per municipality (občina), and every settlement of the municipality carries it.

Latvia

In Latvia this figure is published per municipality, and every 1 km grid square of the municipality carries it.

France

In France this figure comes from the IRIS area, of about 2,000 residents.

Spain

In Spain this figure comes from Eurostat's 2021 census table for the province or island (NUTS 3), and every census section of it carries it.

Finland

In Finland this figure is published per municipality (kunta), and every postal code area of the municipality carries it.

Poland

In Poland this figure comes from the statistical region (rejon statystyczny).

Norway

In Norway this figure is published per municipality (kommune), and every basic statistical unit of the municipality carries it.

Austria

In Austria this figure comes from Eurostat's 2021 census table for the NUTS 3 region, a group of districts, and every census district of the region carries it.

Estonia

In Estonia this figure is published per municipality, and every 1 km grid square of the municipality carries it.

Switzerland

In Switzerland this figure comes from Eurostat's 2021 census table for the canton (NUTS 3), and every 1 km grid square of the canton carries it.

Netherlands

In the Netherlands the households with and without children come from the neighbourhood (buurt), each split into couples and single parents in the proportions of its municipality.

United Kingdom

In England and Wales this figure comes from the 2021 lower layer super output area, of about 1,500 residents, and in Scotland from the 2022 data zone, of about 800.

Czechia

In Czechia this figure is published per municipality (obec), and every basic settlement unit of the municipality carries it.

Slovenia

In Slovenia this figure is published per municipality (občina), and every settlement of the municipality carries it.

Latvia

In Latvia this figure is published per municipality, and every 1 km grid square of the municipality carries it.

France

In France this figure comes from the IRIS area, of about 2,000 residents.

Spain

In Spain this figure comes from Eurostat's 2021 census table for the province or island (NUTS 3), and every census section of it carries it.

Finland

In Finland this figure is published per municipality (kunta), and every postal code area of the municipality carries it.

Poland

In Poland this figure comes from the statistical region (rejon statystyczny).

Norway

In Norway this figure is published per municipality (kommune), and every basic statistical unit of the municipality carries it.

Austria

In Austria this figure comes from Eurostat's 2021 census table for the NUTS 3 region, a group of districts, and every census district of the region carries it.

Estonia

In Estonia this figure is published per municipality, and every 1 km grid square of the municipality carries it.

Switzerland

In Switzerland this figure comes from Eurostat's 2021 census table for the canton (NUTS 3), and every 1 km grid square of the canton carries it.

Netherlands

In the Netherlands the households with and without children come from the neighbourhood (buurt), each split into couples and single parents in the proportions of its municipality.

Canada

In Canada the bands come from the 2021 census, moved to today's dollars by the Canadian consumer price index.

United States

In the United States the bands come from the census survey of 2024, moved to today's dollars by the American consumer price index.

United Kingdom, Latvia, Slovenia, Czechia, France, Spain, Netherlands, Finland, Poland, Norway, Switzerland, Estonia, Austria, South Korea

Only Canada and the United States fill this field, because no census read for these countries publishes it for small areas.

Canada

In Canada the bands come from the 2021 census, moved to today's dollars by the Canadian consumer price index.

United States

In the United States the bands come from the census survey of 2024, moved to today's dollars by the American consumer price index.

United Kingdom, Latvia, Slovenia, Czechia, France, Spain, Netherlands, Finland, Poland, Norway, Switzerland, Estonia, Austria, South Korea

Only Canada and the United States fill this field, because no census read for these countries publishes it for small areas.

Canada

In Canada the bands come from the 2021 census, moved to today's dollars by the Canadian consumer price index.

United States

In the United States the bands come from the census survey of 2024, moved to today's dollars by the American consumer price index.

United Kingdom, Latvia, Slovenia, Czechia, France, Spain, Netherlands, Finland, Poland, Norway, Switzerland, Estonia, Austria, South Korea

Only Canada and the United States fill this field, because no census read for these countries publishes it for small areas.

Canada

In Canada the bands come from the 2021 census, moved to today's dollars by the Canadian consumer price index.

United States

In the United States the bands come from the census survey of 2024, moved to today's dollars by the American consumer price index.

United Kingdom, Latvia, Slovenia, Czechia, France, Spain, Netherlands, Finland, Poland, Norway, Switzerland, Estonia, Austria, South Korea

Only Canada and the United States fill this field, because no census read for these countries publishes it for small areas.

Canada

In Canada the bands come from the 2021 census, moved to today's dollars by the Canadian consumer price index.

United States

In the United States the bands come from the census survey of 2024, moved to today's dollars by the American consumer price index.

United Kingdom, Latvia, Slovenia, Czechia, France, Spain, Netherlands, Finland, Poland, Norway, Switzerland, Estonia, Austria, South Korea

Only Canada and the United States fill this field, because no census read for these countries publishes it for small areas.

Canada

In Canada the bands come from the 2021 census, moved to today's dollars by the Canadian consumer price index.

United States

In the United States the bands come from the census survey of 2024, moved to today's dollars by the American consumer price index.

United Kingdom, Latvia, Slovenia, Czechia, France, Spain, Netherlands, Finland, Poland, Norway, Switzerland, Estonia, Austria, South Korea

Only Canada and the United States fill this field, because no census read for these countries publishes it for small areas.

Canada

In Canada the bands come from the 2021 census, moved to today's dollars by the Canadian consumer price index.

United States

In the United States the bands come from the census survey of 2024, moved to today's dollars by the American consumer price index.

United Kingdom, Latvia, Slovenia, Czechia, France, Spain, Netherlands, Finland, Poland, Norway, Switzerland, Estonia, Austria, South Korea

Only Canada and the United States fill this field, because no census read for these countries publishes it for small areas.

Canada

In Canada the bands come from the 2021 census, moved to today's dollars by the Canadian consumer price index.

United States

In the United States the bands come from the census survey of 2024, moved to today's dollars by the American consumer price index.

United Kingdom, Latvia, Slovenia, Czechia, France, Spain, Netherlands, Finland, Poland, Norway, Switzerland, Estonia, Austria, South Korea

Only Canada and the United States fill this field, because no census read for these countries publishes it for small areas.

Canada

In Canada the bands come from the 2021 census, moved to today's dollars by the Canadian consumer price index.

United States

In the United States the bands come from the census survey of 2024, moved to today's dollars by the American consumer price index.

United Kingdom, Latvia, Slovenia, Czechia, France, Spain, Netherlands, Finland, Poland, Norway, Switzerland, Estonia, Austria, South Korea

Only Canada and the United States fill this field, because no census read for these countries publishes it for small areas.

Canada

In Canada the bands come from the 2021 census, moved to today's dollars by the Canadian consumer price index.

United States

In the United States the bands come from the census survey of 2024, moved to today's dollars by the American consumer price index.

United Kingdom, Latvia, Slovenia, Czechia, France, Spain, Netherlands, Finland, Poland, Norway, Switzerland, Estonia, Austria, South Korea

Only Canada and the United States fill this field, because no census read for these countries publishes it for small areas.

Canada

In Canada the bands come from the 2021 census, moved to today's dollars by the Canadian consumer price index.

United States

In the United States the bands come from the census survey of 2024, moved to today's dollars by the American consumer price index.

United Kingdom, Latvia, Slovenia, Czechia, France, Spain, Netherlands, Finland, Poland, Norway, Switzerland, Estonia, Austria, South Korea

Only Canada and the United States fill this field, because no census read for these countries publishes it for small areas.

Canada

Canada publishes the median and the average, each before and after tax, for each census dissemination area, in the dollars of 2021.

United States

The United States publishes the median and the average before tax only, in the dollars of 2024, because its census survey publishes no after tax income, so the two after tax fields are empty for every American property.

United Kingdom

England and Wales publish the average before tax only, from the official small area income estimates for each middle layer super output area, of about 7,500 residents, in the money of the year to March 2023. Scotland has no household income figure.

Czechia

Czechia publishes the averages before and after tax for whole regions (kraje) only, from the national household survey, and every home of a region carries its region's figures.

Slovenia

Slovenia publishes the average after tax for whole statistical regions only, from the national household survey, and every home of a region carries its region's figure.

Latvia

Latvia publishes the median and the average after tax for whole planning regions only, from the national household survey, and every home of a region carries its region's figures.

France

France publishes the average before and after tax per commune, from the tax administration's income statistics over the census households, and every IRIS area of the commune carries it.

Spain

Spain publishes the average before and after tax for each census section, from the household income atlas.

Netherlands

The Netherlands publishes the median and the average after tax per municipality (gemeente), and every neighbourhood of the municipality carries them. The smallest municipalities are withheld.

Finland

Finland publishes the median and the average after tax for each postal code area.

Poland

Poland publishes the average after tax for whole voivodeships only, from the household budget survey, and every home of a voivodeship carries its figure.

Norway

Norway publishes the median before and after tax for each statistical tract (delområde), a handful of neighbouring basic statistical units, or for the municipality where the tract has none.

Austria

Austria publishes the median and the average after tax for whole federal states only, from the national household survey, and every home of a state carries its state's figures.

Estonia

Estonia publishes the average after tax for whole NUTS 3 regions only, and every home of a region carries its region's figure.

Switzerland

Switzerland publishes the averages before and after tax for whole major regions (Grossregionen) only, from the household budget survey, and every home of a region carries its region's figures.

South Korea

South Korea publishes the average before tax for whole provinces only, in the Survey of Household Finances and Living Conditions, and every home of a province carries its province's figure.

Canada

Canada publishes the median and the average, each before and after tax, for each census dissemination area, in the dollars of 2021.

United States

The United States publishes the median and the average before tax only, in the dollars of 2024, because its census survey publishes no after tax income, so the two after tax fields are empty for every American property.

United Kingdom

England and Wales publish the average before tax only, from the official small area income estimates for each middle layer super output area, of about 7,500 residents, in the money of the year to March 2023. Scotland has no household income figure.

Czechia

Czechia publishes the averages before and after tax for whole regions (kraje) only, from the national household survey, and every home of a region carries its region's figures.

Slovenia

Slovenia publishes the average after tax for whole statistical regions only, from the national household survey, and every home of a region carries its region's figure.

Latvia

Latvia publishes the median and the average after tax for whole planning regions only, from the national household survey, and every home of a region carries its region's figures.

France

France publishes the average before and after tax per commune, from the tax administration's income statistics over the census households, and every IRIS area of the commune carries it.

Spain

Spain publishes the average before and after tax for each census section, from the household income atlas.

Netherlands

The Netherlands publishes the median and the average after tax per municipality (gemeente), and every neighbourhood of the municipality carries them. The smallest municipalities are withheld.

Finland

Finland publishes the median and the average after tax for each postal code area.

Poland

Poland publishes the average after tax for whole voivodeships only, from the household budget survey, and every home of a voivodeship carries its figure.

Norway

Norway publishes the median before and after tax for each statistical tract (delområde), a handful of neighbouring basic statistical units, or for the municipality where the tract has none.

Austria

Austria publishes the median and the average after tax for whole federal states only, from the national household survey, and every home of a state carries its state's figures.

Estonia

Estonia publishes the average after tax for whole NUTS 3 regions only, and every home of a region carries its region's figure.

Switzerland

Switzerland publishes the averages before and after tax for whole major regions (Grossregionen) only, from the household budget survey, and every home of a region carries its region's figures.

South Korea

South Korea publishes the average before tax for whole provinces only, in the Survey of Household Finances and Living Conditions, and every home of a province carries its province's figure.

Canada

Canada publishes the median and the average, each before and after tax, for each census dissemination area, in the dollars of 2021.

United States

The United States publishes the median and the average before tax only, in the dollars of 2024, because its census survey publishes no after tax income, so the two after tax fields are empty for every American property.

United Kingdom

England and Wales publish the average before tax only, from the official small area income estimates for each middle layer super output area, of about 7,500 residents, in the money of the year to March 2023. Scotland has no household income figure.

Czechia

Czechia publishes the averages before and after tax for whole regions (kraje) only, from the national household survey, and every home of a region carries its region's figures.

Slovenia

Slovenia publishes the average after tax for whole statistical regions only, from the national household survey, and every home of a region carries its region's figure.

Latvia

Latvia publishes the median and the average after tax for whole planning regions only, from the national household survey, and every home of a region carries its region's figures.

France

France publishes the average before and after tax per commune, from the tax administration's income statistics over the census households, and every IRIS area of the commune carries it.

Spain

Spain publishes the average before and after tax for each census section, from the household income atlas.

Netherlands

The Netherlands publishes the median and the average after tax per municipality (gemeente), and every neighbourhood of the municipality carries them. The smallest municipalities are withheld.

Finland

Finland publishes the median and the average after tax for each postal code area.

Poland

Poland publishes the average after tax for whole voivodeships only, from the household budget survey, and every home of a voivodeship carries its figure.

Norway

Norway publishes the median before and after tax for each statistical tract (delområde), a handful of neighbouring basic statistical units, or for the municipality where the tract has none.

Austria

Austria publishes the median and the average after tax for whole federal states only, from the national household survey, and every home of a state carries its state's figures.

Estonia

Estonia publishes the average after tax for whole NUTS 3 regions only, and every home of a region carries its region's figure.

Switzerland

Switzerland publishes the averages before and after tax for whole major regions (Grossregionen) only, from the household budget survey, and every home of a region carries its region's figures.

South Korea

South Korea publishes the average before tax for whole provinces only, in the Survey of Household Finances and Living Conditions, and every home of a province carries its province's figure.

Canada

Canada publishes the median and the average, each before and after tax, for each census dissemination area, in the dollars of 2021.

United States

The United States publishes the median and the average before tax only, in the dollars of 2024, because its census survey publishes no after tax income, so the two after tax fields are empty for every American property.

United Kingdom

England and Wales publish the average before tax only, from the official small area income estimates for each middle layer super output area, of about 7,500 residents, in the money of the year to March 2023. Scotland has no household income figure.

Czechia

Czechia publishes the averages before and after tax for whole regions (kraje) only, from the national household survey, and every home of a region carries its region's figures.

Slovenia

Slovenia publishes the average after tax for whole statistical regions only, from the national household survey, and every home of a region carries its region's figure.

Latvia

Latvia publishes the median and the average after tax for whole planning regions only, from the national household survey, and every home of a region carries its region's figures.

France

France publishes the average before and after tax per commune, from the tax administration's income statistics over the census households, and every IRIS area of the commune carries it.

Spain

Spain publishes the average before and after tax for each census section, from the household income atlas.

Netherlands

The Netherlands publishes the median and the average after tax per municipality (gemeente), and every neighbourhood of the municipality carries them. The smallest municipalities are withheld.

Finland

Finland publishes the median and the average after tax for each postal code area.

Poland

Poland publishes the average after tax for whole voivodeships only, from the household budget survey, and every home of a voivodeship carries its figure.

Norway

Norway publishes the median before and after tax for each statistical tract (delområde), a handful of neighbouring basic statistical units, or for the municipality where the tract has none.

Austria

Austria publishes the median and the average after tax for whole federal states only, from the national household survey, and every home of a state carries its state's figures.

Estonia

Estonia publishes the average after tax for whole NUTS 3 regions only, and every home of a region carries its region's figure.

Switzerland

Switzerland publishes the averages before and after tax for whole major regions (Grossregionen) only, from the household budget survey, and every home of a region carries its region's figures.

South Korea

South Korea publishes the average before tax for whole provinces only, in the Survey of Household Finances and Living Conditions, and every home of a province carries its province's figure.

Canada

Canada fills all four income per person fields for each census dissemination area, in the dollars of 2021. Its median counts the residents aged 15 and over who have an income.

United States

The United States fills the two before tax figures, because its survey publishes no after tax income: the average is the census per capita income of each block group, and the median is the median income of the residents aged 15 and over who have an income, as Canada counts it, for the census tract, which every block group of the tract carries. Both are in the dollars of 2024.

Czechia

Czechia fills the two averages, one figure for each region (kraj) from the national household survey.

Latvia

Latvia fills the average after tax, one figure for each planning region from the national household survey.

Slovenia

Slovenia fills all four for each municipality (občina) from its income statistics. Its median counts every resident with an income.

France

France fills the averages before and after tax per commune, the tax administration's income over the census residents.

Spain

Spain fills the averages before and after tax for each census section, from the household income atlas.

Netherlands

The Netherlands fills the average before tax for each neighbourhood (buurt), or its district or municipality where the neighbourhood is too small to publish one, and the median before tax for each municipality (gemeente), over the residents who have a personal income.

Finland

Finland fills the median and the average after tax of the residents aged 18 and over for each postal code area, and the median before tax for each postal code area from the tax administration's figures, the taxable income of the residents who have one.

Poland

Poland fills the average after tax, one figure for each voivodeship from the household budget survey.

Norway

Norway fills the median and the average before tax for each municipality (kommune), over the residents aged 17 and over.

Estonia

Estonia fills the average after tax, one figure for each NUTS 3 region.

South Korea

South Korea fills the average before tax, one figure for each province: the province's mean household income over its mean household size, from the Survey of Household Finances and Living Conditions.

United Kingdom

England, Wales and Scotland fill the median before and after tax for each local authority district from the tax administration's survey of personal incomes. It counts only the residents who pay income tax, so it leaves out the people whose income stays under the personal allowance and runs above a median of everyone with an income. The averages are empty.

Austria, Switzerland

Austria and Switzerland publish no income per person for small areas, so the four fields are empty there.

Canada

Canada fills all four income per person fields for each census dissemination area, in the dollars of 2021. Its median counts the residents aged 15 and over who have an income.

United States

The United States fills the two before tax figures, because its survey publishes no after tax income: the average is the census per capita income of each block group, and the median is the median income of the residents aged 15 and over who have an income, as Canada counts it, for the census tract, which every block group of the tract carries. Both are in the dollars of 2024.

Czechia

Czechia fills the two averages, one figure for each region (kraj) from the national household survey.

Latvia

Latvia fills the average after tax, one figure for each planning region from the national household survey.

Slovenia

Slovenia fills all four for each municipality (občina) from its income statistics. Its median counts every resident with an income.