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Here we tell what the open data says about Austria's cities, district by district and street by street. Each story answers one question with the figures of every address.
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- Living around Vienna and commuting to Vienna, in figuresAround Vienna, the median trip by public transport from the door to Stephansplatz takes 91 minutes. Up to 15 km from the city border the median is 65 minutes, beyond 30 km it is 122 minutes, and the median drive takes 40 minutes on empty roads. In the 352 towns, 34.4 % of the working residents work in Vienna. The district of Mödling has the shortest median trip, 60 minutes, and LAGE, a score from 0 to 100, has a median of 62.
- Living in Wiener Neustadt and commuting to Vienna, in figuresWiener Neustadt has a median LAGE of 63, a score from 0 to 100 for a place to live, against 62 for all towns around Vienna. 19.4 % of its 12,327 addresses lie in public transport class A or B, rank 10 of 351 towns, and 99.7 % have a supermarket within 2 km. The median trip from the door to Stephansplatz by public transport takes 78 minutes, and 5.2 % of the addresses have road noise of 65 dB or more.
- Living in Wiener Neudorf, road noise and the trip to Vienna, in figuresIn Wiener Neudorf, LAGE, a score from 0 to 100, has a median of 65, against 62 around Vienna, and 33.7 % of the addresses have road noise of 65 dB or more, against 2.2 % for the whole area, the highest share of all 351 towns. The median trip by public transport from the door to Stephansplatz takes 55 minutes, and every address has a supermarket, a doctor and a primary school within 2 km.
- Living in Perchtoldsdorf, road noise and commuting to Vienna in figuresIn Perchtoldsdorf, LAGE, a score from 0 to 100, has a median of 67, against 62 around Vienna, and the median trip by public transport to Stephansplatz takes 54 minutes. Every address has a supermarket and a doctor within 2 km. Road noise of 65 dB or more reaches 25.3 % of the addresses, the 4th highest share of 351 towns, and the town's Hochstraße area, at 66.9 %, is the loudest neighbourhood around Vienna.
- Living in Mödling, in figuresIn Mödling, LAGE, a score from 0 to 100, has a median of 63, against 62 around Vienna, and 41.2 % of the addresses lie in public transport class A or B, the highest share of all 351 towns. The median trip by public transport from the door to Stephansplatz takes 56 minutes. Every address has a supermarket, a doctor and a primary school within 2 km, and 29.4 % of the addresses have road noise of 65 dB or more.
Stories about the area around Vienna
- Living around Vienna and commuting to Vienna, in figuresAround Vienna, the median trip by public transport from the door to Stephansplatz takes 91 minutes. Up to 15 km from the city border the median is 65 minutes, beyond 30 km it is 122 minutes, and the median drive takes 40 minutes on empty roads. In the 352 towns, 34.4 % of the working residents work in Vienna. The district of Mödling has the shortest median trip, 60 minutes, and LAGE, a score from 0 to 100, has a median of 62.
- Living in Wiener Neustadt and commuting to Vienna, in figuresWiener Neustadt has a median LAGE of 63, a score from 0 to 100 for a place to live, against 62 for all towns around Vienna. 19.4 % of its 12,327 addresses lie in public transport class A or B, rank 10 of 351 towns, and 99.7 % have a supermarket within 2 km. The median trip from the door to Stephansplatz by public transport takes 78 minutes, and 5.2 % of the addresses have road noise of 65 dB or more.
- Living in Wiener Neudorf, road noise and the trip to Vienna, in figuresIn Wiener Neudorf, LAGE, a score from 0 to 100, has a median of 65, against 62 around Vienna, and 33.7 % of the addresses have road noise of 65 dB or more, against 2.2 % for the whole area, the highest share of all 351 towns. The median trip by public transport from the door to Stephansplatz takes 55 minutes, and every address has a supermarket, a doctor and a primary school within 2 km.
- Living in Perchtoldsdorf, road noise and commuting to Vienna in figuresIn Perchtoldsdorf, LAGE, a score from 0 to 100, has a median of 67, against 62 around Vienna, and the median trip by public transport to Stephansplatz takes 54 minutes. Every address has a supermarket and a doctor within 2 km. Road noise of 65 dB or more reaches 25.3 % of the addresses, the 4th highest share of 351 towns, and the town's Hochstraße area, at 66.9 %, is the loudest neighbourhood around Vienna.
- Living in Mödling, in figuresIn Mödling, LAGE, a score from 0 to 100, has a median of 63, against 62 around Vienna, and 41.2 % of the addresses lie in public transport class A or B, the highest share of all 351 towns. The median trip by public transport from the door to Stephansplatz takes 56 minutes. Every address has a supermarket, a doctor and a primary school within 2 km, and 29.4 % of the addresses have road noise of 65 dB or more.
- Living in Leopoldsdorf bei Wien and commuting to Vienna, in figuresFrom Leopoldsdorf bei Wien the median trip by public transport from the door to Stephansplatz takes 38 minutes, the shortest of the 351 towns ranked around Vienna, against 91 for the whole area. All 1,869 addresses lie within 60 minutes, and 63.5 % of the working residents work in Vienna. LAGE, a score from 0 to 100, has a median of 75, against 62 around Vienna, and the town shares 6th place with six other towns.
- Living in Korneuburg, commuting to Vienna and flood areas in figuresIn Korneuburg, LAGE, a score from 0 to 100, has a median of 58, against 62 around Vienna, and the median trip by public transport to Stephansplatz takes 53 minutes, the 10th-shortest of 351 towns. Of the 2,897 addresses, 87.7 % lie in a mapped flood area of up to 300 years, the highest share of the 351 towns, and 0.4 % in a 30- or 100-year flood area. The median drive on empty roads takes 20 minutes.
- Living in Klosterneuburg, commuting to Vienna and flood areas in figuresKlosterneuburg has a median LAGE of 69, our score from 0 to 100 for a place to live, against 62 for the whole belt around Vienna. Its median trip by public transport to Stephansplatz takes 49 minutes, the 7th shortest of 351 towns, against 91 for the belt, and 53.6 % of its working residents work in Vienna. 15.5 % of its 14,375 addresses lie in a 30- or 100-year flood area, against 3.8 % around Vienna.
- Living in Himberg, commuting to Vienna and flood areas in figuresHimberg has a median LAGE of 71, a score from 0 to 100, against 62 around Vienna, rank 31 of 351 towns, shared with a group of towns at 71. The median trip by public transport to Stephansplatz takes 65 minutes, and 45.9 % of the addresses with a trip time lie within 60 minutes. 48.9 % of the working residents work in Vienna, and 16.2 % of the addresses lie in a mapped flood area, against 8.2 % around Vienna.
- Living in Gerasdorf bei Wien and commuting to Vienna, in figuresGerasdorf bei Wien has the highest share of working residents who work in Vienna of all 352 towns around Vienna, 67.1 %, against 34.4 % for the whole belt. Its median trip by public transport to Stephansplatz takes 47 minutes, the 3rd shortest of 351 towns, shared with Hennersdorf, and its median LAGE, our score from 0 to 100 for a place to live, is 67, against 62 for the whole belt. 0 % of its 6,187 addresses lie in a mapped flood area.
- Living in Baden bei Wien, in figuresIn Baden bei Wien, the median trip by public transport from the door to Stephansplatz takes 61 minutes, against 91 minutes for the whole belt around Vienna. LAGE, our score from 0 to 100 for a place to live, has a median of 65 across its 6,044 addresses, against 62 for the belt. 30.2 % of the addresses lie in public transport class A or B, the 4th highest share of 351 towns, against 5.9 %, and 19.5 % in a mapped flood area, against 8.2 %.
- Commuters to Vienna, the share in each town around ViennaGerasdorf bei Wien has the highest share of working residents who work in Vienna of all towns around Vienna, 67.1 %. Leopoldsdorf follows at 63.5 % and Mauerbach at 63.0 %. Around Vienna as a whole the share is 34.4 %. It is 46.3 % up to 15 km from the city border and 20.9 % beyond 30 km. Krensdorf has the lowest share, 11.8 %.
- Commuting to Vienna by public transport, town by townLeopoldsdorf in the district of Bruck an der Leitha has the shortest trip by public transport to Stephansplatz of all towns around Vienna, a median of 38 minutes from the door. Vösendorf follows at 46 minutes, then Gerasdorf bei Wien and Hennersdorf at 47. Around Vienna as a whole the median trip takes 91 minutes, and 14.6 % of the addresses with a time lie within 60 minutes. In the district of Mödling the share is 50.9 %.
- Driving time to Vienna from the towns around Vienna, town by townAround Vienna, the median address lies 40 minutes by car from Stephansplatz, on empty roads. Langenzersdorf is closest at 19 minutes, the town of Korneuburg, Leopoldsdorf, Schwechat and Vösendorf share 20, and Hardegg is farthest at 78. Up to 15 km from the city border the median drive is 29 minutes, and beyond 30 km it is 52. The district of Korneuburg has the shortest median, 24 minutes.
- Flood zones around Vienna, town by townAround Vienna, 8.2 % of the addresses, 41,100 of 501,916, lie in a mapped flood zone up to HQ300, the rare 300-year flood, and 3.8 % in the HQ30 or HQ100 zone. The town of Korneuburg has the highest share, 87.7 %, nearly all of it in the HQ300 zone alone, followed by Hirtenberg at 80.1 %. Klosterneuburg has the most addresses in the HQ30 or HQ100 zone, 2,229. 119 of the 351 towns show 0 % up to HQ300.
- The best places to live around Vienna, town by townGießhübl in the district of Mödling has the highest LAGE of the 351 ranked towns around Vienna, our score from 0 to 100 for a place to live, with a median of 78. Langenzersdorf follows with 77, and Guntersdorf and Hardegg share the lowest median, 30. Among 1,172 neighbourhoods, the J. Strauß-Gasse area in Guntramsdorf and the Tannhäuser-Ring area in Himberg share the highest median, 81. All addresses together have a median of 62.
- The best districts around Vienna to live in, by the LAGE scoreThe district of St. Pölten-Land has the highest median LAGE of the 19 political districts around Vienna, 70, counted over its 15 towns in the area such as Purkersdorf, Pressbaum and Neulengbach. LAGE is our score from 0 to 100 for a place to live. The district of Mödling follows with 69, the district of Horn has the lowest median, 42, and the whole area has 62.
Stories about Vienna
- Vienna's loudest districts and neighbourhoods by road noiseNeubau has the largest share of loud addresses of Vienna's 23 districts, with 63.5 % of its addresses at 65 dB or more at the loudest facade, against 23.6 % across Vienna. Alsergrund follows with 54.2 % and Brigittenau with 54 %, and Donaustadt has the smallest share, 9.7 %. By count, Liesing has the most loud addresses, 3,030.
- Living in Vienna, in figuresAcross Vienna's 150,513 addresses the median LAGE, our score from 0 to 100 for a place to live, is 65, and by district it runs from 70 in Hietzing to 50 in Neubau. 68.8 % of the addresses lie in public transport class A or B, 73.8 % have a supermarket within 500 m, 23.6 % have road noise of 65 dB or more and 0.5 % lie in a 30- or 100-year flood area.
- Living in Neubau, Vienna's 7th district, in figuresNeubau, Vienna's 7th district, has a median LAGE of 50, our score from 0 to 100 for a place to live, against 65 for Vienna, and this median is the lowest of the 23 districts. Road noise reaches 65 dB or more at 63.5 % of its 1,733 addresses, the largest share of the 23 districts, against 23.6 % for Vienna. Every address has public transport class A or B and a supermarket and a doctor within 500 m.
- Living in Hietzing, Vienna's 13th district, in figuresHietzing, Vienna's 13th district, has the highest median LAGE of the 23 districts, 70 on our score from 0 to 100 for a place to live, against 65 for Vienna. Road noise stays below 55 dB at 45.1 % of its 10,360 addresses, the largest share in Vienna, against 25.1 % for the city. Its share of addresses in public transport class A or B, the two best ÖROK classes, is the lowest of the 23 districts, 49.6 % against 68.8 % for Vienna.
- Living in Donaustadt, Vienna's 22nd district, in figuresDonaustadt, Vienna's 22nd district, has a median LAGE of 68, our score from 0 to 100 for a place to live, against 65 for Vienna, and ranks 3rd of 23 districts. It has the smallest share of addresses with road noise of 65 dB or more, 9.7 % against 23.6 %. A supermarket lies within 500 m of 56.8 % of its 24,796 addresses and a primary school of 36.4 %, the lowest shares of the 23 districts.
- Vienna's quietest districts by road noise, address by addressHietzing is Vienna's quietest district for road traffic, with 45 % of its addresses below 55 dB even at the loudest facade, compared with 25 % across Vienna. Josefstadt has the smallest share of quiet addresses, 1.1 %, and Neubau the largest share of loud ones, 63.5 % at 65 dB or more.
- The best districts of Vienna to live in, by the LAGE scoreOf Vienna's 23 districts, Hietzing has the highest LAGE, our score from 0 to 100 for a place to live, with a median of 70. Floridsdorf follows with 69 and Donaustadt with 68, and Neubau comes last with 50. The five districts with the highest scores lie at the edge of the city and score 51 to 65 for air. Districts 1 to 9 have medians of 100 for public transport and errands on foot.
Stories about Graz
- Flood zones in Graz, district by district7.4 % of the addresses in Graz, 3,346 of 45,186, lie in a mapped flood area up to 300 years, up to 42.5 % in Innere Stadt, the highest share of the 17 districts. Gösting follows at 14.2 %, Liebenau at 13.9 % and Andritz at 13.6 %. In the 30- or 100-year flood area the city share is 4.7 %, and Eggenberg has 0 addresses in any mapped flood area.
- Living in Graz, districts and neighbourhoods in figuresGraz has a median LAGE of 59 across its 45,186 addresses, on our score from 0 to 100 for a place to live. By district, Mariatrost scores highest at 66, ahead of Eggenberg, Gösting and Ries at 62, and the Innere Stadt lowest at 47. 40.1 % of the addresses have road noise below 55 dB, 43.6 % lie in public transport class A or B, and 81.2 % have a doctor within 500 m.
- The quietest districts and neighbourhoods of Graz by road noiseAndritz is the quietest district of Graz for road traffic, with 58.5 % of its addresses below 55 dB even at the loudest facade, compared with 40.1 % across Graz. Of the 210 neighbourhoods with at least 60 addresses, the Weizbachweg area in Andritz is the quietest, with 91.4 %. Gries has the smallest share of quiet addresses, 17.5 %, and the Innere Stadt the largest share of loud ones, 52.6 % at 65 dB or more.
- The best public transport in Graz, district by districtThe Innere Stadt and Sankt Leonhard have the best public transport of all districts in Graz, with 98.5 % and 98 % of their addresses in public transport class A or B, the two best official classes, against 43.6 % across the city. Ries has the smallest share with 13.2 %, and Puntigam and Waltendorf follow with 19.5 % and 21.4 %.
- The best areas and districts to live in Graz, by the LAGE scoreOf the 210 Graz neighbourhoods compared, the Bergstraße area in Eggenberg has the highest LAGE score, our measure from 0 to 100 for a place to live, with a median of 76 across 216 addresses against 59 for the city. All ten neighbourhoods at the top lie above the city median of 53 for green space, and eight of them reach 80 or more. Mariatrost has the highest district median, 66.
- Heat days in Graz around 2050, district by districtAround 2050, the climate scenario RCP4.5 expects 21.7 heat days a year, days of at least 30 °C, at the median address in Graz, against 11.4 in 1981–2010. Liebenau and Puntigam in the south lead with 23.6 and 23.3, and Ries on the eastern hills has the fewest, 18.8.
Stories about Dornbirn
- Parks in Dornbirn, how far the nearest park lies in each neighbourhoodIn Dornbirn, 17.2 % of the 11,872 addresses have a park within 300 m as the crow flies, and the median distance to the nearest park is 690 m. The Schmelzhütterstraße area leads with 86.5 % and a median of 172 m, ahead of the Marktstraße area with 66.2 %. In seven of the 28 neighbourhoods, every address lies more than 300 m from a park, and the Rudach area has the longest median with 2,317 m.
- Living in Dornbirn, neighbourhoods and flood areas in figuresDornbirn has a LAGE median of 59 across its 11,885 addresses, from 67 in the Wiesenrain area to 37 in the Siegfried-Fußenegger-Straße area. 12.7 % of the addresses lie in a mapped flood area up to 300 years and 9.4 % in a 30- or 100-year area. The Siegfried-Fußenegger-Straße area has the largest share, 94.8 %, and 8 of the 28 statistical areas Lagecheck compares have 0 %.
- The best public transport in Dornbirn, neighbourhood by neighbourhoodThe Moosmahdstraße area has the best public transport in Dornbirn, with 89.2 % of its addresses in public transport class A or B, the two best official classes, against 19.1 % across the city. The Marktstraße area follows with 74.1 % and the Schmelzhütterstraße area with 62.0 %. In six of the 28 neighbourhoods, every address lies in class C or lower, or outside the classes.
- Supermarkets, doctors and primary schools in Dornbirn, neighbourhood by neighbourhoodIn Dornbirn, 61.5 % of the 11,885 addresses have a supermarket within 500 m, 37.2 % a doctor and 35.1 % a primary school. The Schmelzhütterstraße and Marktstraße areas reach 93.3 % or more on all three measures. In the Ebnit and Watzenegg areas, every address lies more than 500 m from all three.
- Flood zones in Dornbirn, neighbourhood by neighbourhoodIn Dornbirn, 1,112 of the 11,885 addresses, 9.4 %, lie in a 30- or 100-year flood area, up to 58.4 % in the Siegfried-Fußenegger-Straße area. The Haslachgasse area follows with 36.6 % and the Kehlerstraße area with 34.0 %. Counting every mapped flood area up to 300 years, the city share is 12.7 %, and in 8 of the 28 neighbourhoods every address lies outside the mapped areas.
Stories about Klagenfurt
- Living in Viktring, Klagenfurt, in figuresViktring in Klagenfurt has a median LAGE of 60, our score from 0 to 100 for a place to live, the same as the whole city, and ranks 7th of the 12 districts. 0 % of its 2,660 addresses lie in public transport class A or B, the two best ÖROK classes, against 20.5 % for Klagenfurt, and 4.1 % lie in a 30- or 100-year flood area, the highest share of the 12 districts, against 0.8 % for the city.
- Living in Klagenfurt, districts and neighbourhoods in figuresSt. Veiter Vorstadt has the highest LAGE median of Klagenfurt's 12 districts, 69, against a city median of 60. Innere Stadt follows with 68, and Wölfnitz has the lowest, 41. In Innere Stadt every address lies in public transport class A or B, against 20.5 % of the city, and 7.2 % of all addresses have road noise of 65 dB or more.
- The best public transport in Klagenfurt, by district and neighbourhoodInnere Stadt has the best public transport in Klagenfurt, with all 669 of its addresses in public transport class A or B, the two best official classes, against 20.5 % across the city. Viktringer Vorstadt follows with 95.6 %. Viktring and Hörtendorf have 0 % and Wölfnitz 0.1 %. Among the 116 neighbourhoods with 60 addresses or more, 7 reach 100 % and 46 lie at 0 %.
- Supermarkets, doctors and primary schools in Klagenfurt, district by districtOf the districts of Klagenfurt, Innere Stadt has a supermarket, a doctor and a primary school closest at hand, with 99.9 %, 100 % and 92.2 % of addresses within 500 m. Villacher Vorstadt follows with 97.1 %, 97.2 % and 73.8 %. Across the city, the shares are 60.3 %, 46.3 % and 26.3 %. Hörtendorf and Wölfnitz have the smallest supermarket shares, 12.5 % and 12.7 %, and Hörtendorf is the one district at 0 % for the doctor.
- The best areas to live in Klagenfurt, by the LAGE scoreOf Klagenfurt's 12 districts, St. Veiter Vorstadt has the highest LAGE, our score from 0 to 100 for a place to live, with a median of 69 against 60 for the whole city. Among the 116 ranked neighbourhoods, the Kumpfgasse area in Völkermarkter Vorstadt leads with 73. Innere Stadt follows the top district with 68, and Wölfnitz has the lowest district median, 41, with 16 for errands on foot.
Stories about Linz
- Supermarkets, doctors and primary schools in Linz, neighbourhood by neighbourhoodIn Linz, 69.4 % of the 25,378 addresses have a supermarket within 500 m as the crow flies, 62.9 % a doctor and 54.9 % a primary school. Of the 144 neighbourhoods, 60 reach 100 % for the supermarket, 58 for the doctor and 41 for the primary school, and in the Bismarckstraße area each of the 68 addresses has all three that close. The Oidener Straße area, with 713 addresses, stands at 0 % for the doctor.
- Living in Linz, the neighbourhoods in figuresLinz has a median LAGE of 64 across its 25,378 addresses, on our score from 0 to 100 for a place to live. Its neighbourhoods range from 78 in the Eichendorffstraße and Polgarweg areas to 20 in the Lunzerstraße area. Road noise stays below 55 dB at 43.3 % of the addresses and at every address of the Voltastraße area. 56 % lie in public transport class A or B, and 68.2 % have a park within 300 m.
- The quietest and loudest neighbourhoods of Linz by road noiseAmong the 144 ranked neighbourhoods of Linz, the Dametzstraße and Scharitzerstraße / Südtirolerstraße areas have the largest share of loud addresses, with 81.3 % each at road noise of 65 dB or more, against 23.6 % of the city's 25,378 addresses. The Voltastraße area is the quietest, with all 189 addresses below 55 dB, and in 9 neighbourhoods every address lies below 65 dB.
- Flood areas in Linz, neighbourhood by neighbourhoodIn Linz, 4.1 % of the 25,378 addresses lie in a mapped flood area of up to 300 years. Six neighbourhoods have more than a third of their addresses in a flood area, led by the Freistädter Straße / Pleschinger Straße area with 70.4 % and the Feldweg area with 52.2 %. In 114 of the 144 neighbourhoods we compare, every address lies outside these areas, and in the 30- or 100-year areas the city share is 3.6 %.
- The best areas to live in Linz, neighbourhood by neighbourhoodThe Eichendorffstraße area and the Polgarweg area share the highest median LAGE in Linz, 78 against 64 for the whole city. LAGE is our score from 0 to 100 for a place to live. Both score 95 for quiet and 100 for public transport. Air is the lowest part in each of the first ten. The Lunzerstraße area has the lowest median, 20, across 572 addresses.
Stories about Wels
- Parks in Wels, neighbourhood by neighbourhoodIn Wels, three neighbourhoods have a park within 300 m as the crow flies at every address, the Stadtplatz, Am Rosenhag / Birkenstraße and Edelweißstraße areas. Across the city, 29.7 % of the 11,390 addresses have a park that close, and the median distance to the nearest park is 509 m. Among the localities, Unterleithen leads with 92.9 %, and 18 of the 36 stand at 0 %.
- Living in Wels, the neighbourhoods in figuresWels has a median LAGE of 58 across its 11,390 addresses, on our score from 0 to 100 for a place to live. Its neighbourhoods range from 69 in the Gärtnerstraße area in Pernau to 39 in the Vogelweiderstraße area in Oberthan. 4.9 % of the addresses have road noise of 65 dB or more, 9.2 % lie in public transport class A or B, 66.8 % have a supermarket within 500 m, and 3 lie in a 30- or 100-year flood area.
- The best public transport in Wels, neighbourhood by neighbourhoodThe Wallerer Straße / Eferdinger Straße area has the best public transport in Wels, with 95.6 % of its addresses in public transport class A or B, the two best official classes. The Maximilianstraße area follows with 92 %, the Eisenhowerstraße area with 83.9 % and the Kaiser-Josef-Platz area with 74.8 %. Across Wels the share is 9.2 %, and in 39 of the 52 neighbourhoods we compare every address lies in class C or lower, or outside the classes.
- Supermarkets, doctors and primary schools in Wels, neighbourhood by neighbourhoodIn Wels, 66.8 % of the 11,390 addresses have a supermarket within 500 m as the crow flies, 51.0 % a doctor and 35.3 % a primary school. The Kaiser-Josef-Platz area is the one neighbourhood where every address has all three that close. Four neighbourhoods stand at 0 % for all three, and the largest of them is the Ghegastraße area in Schafwiesen with 263 addresses.
- The best areas to live in Wels, neighbourhood by neighbourhoodThe Gärtnerstraße area in Pernau and the Oberfeldstraße / Leo-Fall-Straße area in Laahen share the highest median LAGE in Wels, our score from 0 to 100 for a place to live, with 69 against 58 for the whole city. Both pair medians of 89 and 91 for errands on foot with 66 and 69 for green space, against city medians of 85 and 43. The Vogelweiderstraße area in Oberthan has the lowest median, 39, with 5 for errands.
Stories about Salzburg
- Living in Salzburg, neighbourhood by neighbourhoodSalzburg's 23,222 addresses have a median LAGE of 65, and the neighbourhood medians run from 80 in the Linzer Gasse area to 40 in the Gaisberg area. Road noise stays below 55 dB at 46.3 % of the addresses and reaches 65 dB or more at 19.1 %. 10.6 % lie in a mapped flood area, up to 91.7 % in the Dornberggasse area, and 95 of 153 neighbourhoods have 0 %.
- Salzburg's quietest neighbourhoods by road noise, address by addressThe Fischbachstraße area is Salzburg's quietest neighbourhood for road noise, with 100 % of its 194 addresses below 55 dB, compared with 46.3 % across the city. The Fichtenweg area follows with 97.7 %. The Saint-Julien-Straße / Plainstraße area is the loudest, with 80 % of its addresses at 65 dB or more.
- Flood zones in Salzburg, neighbourhood by neighbourhood5.9 % of Salzburg's addresses, 1,371 of 23,222, lie in a 30- or 100-year flood area, up to 88.8 % in the Schmiedingerstraße / Abtsdorferstraße area, and 115 of 153 neighbourhoods have 0 %. With the rare 300-year floods included, the city share is 10.6 %, and the Johannes-Filzer-Straße area reaches 89.9 % with 0 addresses in the 30- or 100-year area.
- The best neighbourhoods to live in Salzburg, by the LAGE scoreThe Linzer Gasse area has the highest LAGE, our score from 0 to 100 for a place to live, of the 153 Salzburg neighbourhoods compared, a median of 80 across 81 addresses against 65 for the city. The Bucklreuthstraße and Hildebrandtgasse areas follow with 79. The Gaisberg area comes last with 40, quiet and green with low scores for transit and errands, and the loud Saint-Julien-Straße / Plainstraße area has 42, with 100 for transit and errands.
Stories about St. Pölten
- Living in St. Pölten, the neighbourhoods in figuresSt. Pölten has a median LAGE of 62, our score from 0 to 100 for a place to live, across its 14,748 addresses. The Rennbahnstraße area scores highest with 80, followed by the Wiener Straße area with 78, and the Pummersdorf area has the lowest median, 25. 14.8 % of addresses lie in the two best public transport classes, A or B, and 46.3 % have a supermarket within 500 m.
- The best public transport in St. Pölten and how loud it gets there, neighbourhood by neighbourhoodThe Brunngasse and Wiener Straße areas have the best public transport in St. Pölten, with all of their addresses in public transport class A or B, the two best official classes. In the Wiener Straße area, the noise map also puts every address below 65 dB of road noise. Across the city, 14.8 % of 14,748 addresses lie in class A or B, and in 18 of 46 neighbourhoods every address lies in class C or lower, or outside the classes.
- Supermarkets, doctors, primary schools and public transport in St. Pölten, neighbourhood by neighbourhoodIn St. Pölten, 46.3 % of the 14,748 addresses have a supermarket within 500 m, 22.2 % a doctor and 21.5 % a primary school, and 14.8 % lie in public transport class A or B. The Brunngasse, Wiener Straße and Linzer Straße areas come close to 100 % on all four measures. Five neighbourhoods stand at 0 % on all four, and the largest of them is the Anzengruberstraße area in Unterwagram.
- The best areas to live in St. Pölten, by the LAGE scoreRagelsdorf has the highest LAGE of the 41 cadastral communities of St. Pölten, a median of 72 across 259 addresses, against 62 for the whole city, and Viehofen follows with 70 across 803. LAGE is our score from 0 to 100 for a place to live. Spratzern, the community with the most addresses, has 66 across 1,591. Among the 46 neighbourhoods with at least 60 addresses, the Rennbahnstraße area leads with 80.
Stories about Villach
- The best public transport in Villach, area by areaInnere Stadt has the best public transport in Villach, with 77.8 % of its 957 addresses in public transport class A or B, the two best official classes, against 9.3 % across the city. Lind follows with 21.4 % and Auen with 15.2 %, and 50 of the 58 cadastral communities have 0 %. Among the 47 neighbourhoods with 60 addresses or more, the Widmanngasse and Klagenfurter Straße areas share the top figure of 100 %.
- Living in Villach's Innere Stadt, the city centre, in figuresVillach's Innere Stadt has a median LAGE of 65, our score from 0 to 100 for a place to live, against 58 for Villach, and ranks 4th of 58 cadastral communities. It ranks first for public transport, with 77.8 % of its 957 addresses in public transport class A or B against 9.3 % for Villach, and first for a supermarket within 500 m, at 98.4 %. Road noise reaches 65 dB or more at 14.1 % of its addresses, against 4.7 % for the city.
- Living in Villach, its neighbourhoods in figuresVillach's 13,186 addresses have a LAGE median of 58, on our score from 0 to 100 for a place to live. The neighbourhood medians run from 74 in the Fercher-v.-Steinwand-Straße area in Innere Stadt to 38 in the Schütter Straße area in Unterschütt, and St. Martin leads the cadastral communities with 70. 47.3 % of the addresses have a supermarket within 500 m, and 4.7 % have road noise of 65 dB or more.
- The best areas to live in Villach, by the LAGE scoreAmong the 47 neighbourhoods of Villach with at least 60 addresses, the Fercher-v.-Steinwand-Straße area in the Innere Stadt has the highest LAGE, our score from 0 to 100 for a place to live, a median of 74 against 58 for the whole city. The Ringmauergasse area follows with 73, and the Schütter Straße area in Unterschütt has the lowest, 38. Of the 58 cadastral communities, St. Martin leads with 70.
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- Living in Innsbruck, neighbourhoods and flood areas in figuresOf Innsbruck's 13,319 addresses, 20.2 % lie in a mapped flood area. The Mariahilfstraße area leads with 100 % and the Weingartnerstraße area follows with 99.0 %, and 37 of 93 neighbourhoods have 0 %. 9.5 % of the addresses lie in a 30- or 100-year flood area. 85.7 % have a doctor within 500 m. LAGE, our score from 0 to 100, has a median of 61, from 77 in the Lohbachweg B area to 37 in the Mariahilfstraße area.
- Flood zones in Innsbruck, by district and neighbourhood9.5 % of Innsbruck's addresses, 1,260 of 13,319, lie in a 30- or 100-year flood area. The Mariahilfstraße area reaches 100 % and the Weingartnerstraße area in Wilten 99 %, and 53 of 93 neighbourhoods have 0 %. With the rare 300-year floods included, the city share is 20.2 %, and among the districts Amras has the highest share at 27.9 % and Arzl the lowest at 5.1 %.
- The best areas to live in Innsbruck, by the LAGE scoreIgls has the highest LAGE of the eight cadastral communities in Innsbruck, with a median of 74 across 600 addresses, against 61 for the whole city. LAGE is our score from 0 to 100 for a place to live. Vill follows with 68 and Mühlau with 66, and Wilten comes last of the eight with 55. Igls and Vill have medians of 95 for quiet, 96 and 95 for green space, and 79 and 71 for errands on foot, against 96 for the city.