Monthly statistical breakdown of Stuttgart's surveys, climate, and resident count
In the latest issue of the Stuttgart Statistical Office's monthly publication, various topics were covered, including demographic and economic aspects of the population within Untertürkheim, weather statistics, and school absenteeism.
The issue delves into the demographic differences that exist between neighbourhoods in Untertürkheim, despite the average age (43.2 years) and foreign citizenship proportion (34%) aligning with the city-wide average. The Stuttgart job market, however, is experiencing a weakening economy, as shown by the numbers on temporary and short-term work, as well as the development of unemployment.
The monthly issue also explores motivations behind nutrition choices, with healthy eating as the primary concern at 64%. Interestingly, 41% of individuals expressed the importance of organic products in their nutrition choices. However, there are no available search results providing detailed findings from a Stuttgart survey on these specific topics in the monthly issue No. 1/2025.
The graph in the issue shows that 2024 was the third warmest year since weather records began in 1881, with an average temperature of 12.1 degrees Celsius. The amount of precipitation in 2024 was significantly above the long-term mean, at 71 liters. However, the monthly issue does not provide data on weather statistics or temperature records.
The issue also describes the extent and reasons for school absenteeism, as well as possible measures to prevent absences. The average number of days absent varies significantly depending on the type of school. Income amounts in Stuttgart significantly vary depending on the district and the number of children.
Data from wage and income tax statistics is analyzed for the first time in the monthly issue No. 1/2025, providing an overview of the average income of the 328,602 taxable individuals in Stuttgart. Subscriptions to the Statistical Office newsletter can be made at an undisclosed location.
Print copies of the monthly issue No. 1/2025 can be obtained from the Statistical Office in Stuttgart for 4 euros each, plus 1.80 euros for shipping. The monthly issue is also available as a free PDF document on the internet at www.ourwebsite/statistics-info.
The graph in the monthly issue reveals that 2024 was the third warmest year since weather records began in 1881, with an average temperature of 12.1 degrees Celsius.Weather statistics indicate that the amount of precipitation in 2024 was significantly above the long-term mean, at 71 liters.
