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STYRIA IN NUMBERS │LEGAL NOTICE

Legal Notice:Office of the Styrian provincial GovernmentSection 17 State and Regional DevelopmentDepartment Statistics and GeoinformationTrauttmansdorffgasse 2, 8010 Grazwww.statistik.steiermark.atLayout and Graphic Design: Department of Communication

Data Sources: Statistik Austria, AMS, Joanneum Research, Regionalmanagements

Data Status: November 2018

Table of Contents

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STYRIA IN NUMBERS │TABLE OF CONTENTS

Foreword . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

Population . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

Area and Structures . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13

Culture and Leisure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19

Historical Styria . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22

Education . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25

Economy and Job Market . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29

Transport . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37

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STYRIA IN NUMBERS │FOREWORD

Dear Readers,

The province of Styria is beautiful and diverse . Be it her natural beauty, the economy, culture, sports, science or her vibrant club organizations, Styria offers so much in every aspect . This brochure, “Styria in Numbers”, sums up this variety in numbers, giving a precise overview . Things are going very well at present . During the past two years, about 1 .5 billion Euros have been invested in creating more affordable living; both public transportation and the digital highway have been expanded in the region; the quality of health care continues to rise, and unemployment has dropped .

Regional development projects are supported throughout Styria — more than 400 and counting . We are developing these places with an eye on the future .

I hope you enjoy reading about us . I would like to thank all those who worked on this project, as well as to express my gratitude to our partners who are committed to an ever thriving Styria!

Sincerely,Mag. Michael SchickhoferViceGovernor of Styria

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POPULATION

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MenWomen

under 20 years

20 to 65 years

18.2 % 61.7 %

20.1 % 65 years and older

Population Changes

Age Groups

Population

2008–2018 2017–2018

+ 36,513 + 2,916

+ 2.9 % + 0.2 %

(1. 1. 2018)

(1. 1. 2018)

1.240.214

49.4 %50.6 %

612,053628,161

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Austria 89.4 %

Romania 1.5 %

Germany 1.3 %

Croatia 1.1 %

Bosnia and Herzegovina 0.9 %

Hungary 0.7 %

Turkey 0.6 %

Afghanistan 0.5 %

Slovenia 0.4 %

Russia 0.3 %

Life Expectancy 2017

Population of Styria According to Nationality Top 10

Natural Population Changes 2017

11,385Births

12,833Deaths

-1,448Difference

79.2 yearsMen

84.1 yearsWomen

(as of: 1. JAN. 2018)


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As of 01 JAN . 2018, there are 160 different nationalities living in Styria

Fewer than five persons come from the countries of:

Haiti

Seychelles Panama

BahamasTanzania

Net Migration by Nationality

Migration 2017

27,069

Immigration22,790

Emigration

Balance4,279

Top 3 – 2008–2017

Romania10,890

Germany5,401

Hungary5,223

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Most Popular First Names 2017

Population Changes in the Regions of Styria

Girls1. Anna 2. Emma3. Laura

Boys1. Maximilian

2. Jonas3. Paul

Leval as of 1. 1. 2018 Change 08–18

Liezen 80,082 1 .6 %

Upper Styria East 159,888 4 .9 %

Upper Styria West 100,390 4 .8 %

East Styria 180,527 +1 .4 %

Southeast Styria 85,991 2 .0 %

Southwest Styria 142,770 +2 .0 %

Central Styria 490,566 +10 .7 %

Styria 1,240,214 +3.0 %

Ennstal/Dachstein

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AREA & STRUCTURES

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Smallest Region: Southeast Styria

1,007.1 km²

3,318.7 km²

Largest Region: Liezen

Area

Area of Styria16,398.8 km2

58.0 %

Forest Mountains

76.0 %

Area of Permanent Settlement

31.9 %

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175 m

Chimney of the Gas and Steam Power Station, Mellach

Highest Structure:

110 m

Highest Building:HerzJesuChurch in Graz

Lowest Point 200 m above sea level, the river Mur east of Bad Radkersburg

Lowest Municipality Bad Radkersburg

Longest 2lane Tunnel in Austria

Plabutsch Tunnel 10,085 m

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788

Summits over 2,000 Meters

Longest River: Mur

300.6 km (in Styria)

Largest Lake: Grundlsee

4.3 km²

Highest Summit

Hoher Dachstein2,995 m

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Population Density(Inhabitants per km2)

24 5078

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Liezen

Upper Styria West

Central StyriaSoutheast Styria

Southwest Styria

StyriaTotal

Upper Styria EastEast Styria

Graz/Styrian Armoury

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CULTURE AND LEISURE

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Visitors of the Theaterholding Graz/Styria GmbH

Performances(incl . guest productions)

2015/16 2016/17

463,570 509,467

1,322 1,423

2016 2017

Visitors of Steirische Herbst 61,669 54,076

Visitors of Styriarte 32,645 30,000

Visitors of Universalmuseum 640,373 580,911

of that:Eggenberg Castle, Castle Park 220,235 205,402

Eggenberg Castle, palatial room 37,694 38,031

Kunsthaus Graz 75,739 72,561

Styrian Armoury 44,065 45,756

Museum of Natural History 32,046 31,104

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Region 2017 2018 Changesin %

Liezen 1,304 1,283 1 .6

Upper Styria East 2,472 2,454 0 .7

Upper Styria West 1,481 1,449 2 .2

East Styria 2,678 2,675 0 .1

Southeast Styria 1,363 1,381 +1 .3

Southwest Styria 2,067 2,086 +0 .9

Central Styria 6,345 6,343 ±0 .0

Styria 17,710 17,671 -0.2

STYRIA IN NUMBERS │CULTURE AND LEISURE

Cinema Halls

Cinema Visits

2015 2016

7475

2,108,400 1,922,036

Number of Clubs (as of January)

STYRIAN HISTORY

1647

1797

1811Construction begins on the

Franzenhütte steelworks in Donawitz

1854

The first horse-drawn tramline opens in Graz

Styrian anthem, “Hoch vom Dachstein an”

First Formula 1 race at the Österreichring

in Spielberg

Alpine Ski World Championship in Schladming and Haus in Ennstal

Graz is Cultural Capital of Europe

Alpine Ski World Championship in Schladming

Separation of Lower Styria

Napoleon marches into Styria; peace negotiations

in Leoben

1837

Opening of the Semmering Railway

1878

1919

1929

1982 1970

2003

2013

The Styrian Armoury

is finished

Founding of the Joanneum

STYRIAN HISTORY

15 B.C.: Noricum becomes part of the Roman Empire

70 A.D. Flavia Solva receives

city privilegesFirst official mention of the “Mark on the Mur”

1056

1160

1180

1186

1440

From 1470Beginning of Turkish invasions

1499 / 1500The famous double-spiral staircase is built in the Graz Castle

Founding of the Graz University,

Re-Catholicisation

1619Duke Ferdinand, who resided in Graz, is crowned Holy Roman-German Emperor

1585

970

The princes of Traungau from Steyr

gain control (Name changes to Styria)

Panther appears on the Styrian coat-of-arms

Styria becomes a Dukedom

Georgenberger Unification Treaty Styria, Austria

The Styrian Duke Friedrich is crowned Holy Roman-

German King (Friedrich III.)

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Winter Semester 2017/18

School Year 2016/17

Pupils

Elementary Schools 43,986Lower Secondary Schools/ New Secondary Schools 28,846

Special Schools 665PreVocational year 1,929General Secondary Schools 28,493Vocational Schools for Apprentices 16,616Intermediate Technical and Vocational Schools 5,106

Higher Technical and Vocational Colleges 18,383National Sports Academy 870Health Care Schools 3,793Other Schools 2,084Total 150,771

Students %University of Graz 30,130 47.5 %Medical University of Graz 3,732 5.9 %Technical University Graz 16,247 25.6 %Montan University Leoben 3,811 6.0 %University of Music and Performing Arts Graz

1,880 3.0 %

Universities of Applied Sciences (“Fachhochschulen”)

5,689 9.0 %

Teacher Training College 1,999 3.1%Total 63,488 100 %

Education

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Frauen

10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%

30,4%

19,3%

26,8%

44,0% 11,0% 5,6% 8,6% 11,5%

16,7% 8,1% 12,1%5,9%

STYRIA IN NUMBERS │EDUCATION

Men Women

Compulsory School 19 .3 % 30 .4 %

Apprenticeship 44 .0 % 26 .8 %

Intermediate Technical and Vocatinal School (BMS)

11 .0 % 16 .7 %

General Secondary School (AHS) 5 .6 % 5 .9 %

Higher Technical and Vocational College (BHS, incl . College)

8 .6 % 8 .1 %

University, University of Applied Sciences, PostSecondary College

11 .5 % 12 .1 %

Childs

Day Childcare 3,864

Kindergartens 29,578

Mixedage Child Care Facilities 526

Day Nurseries 2,463

Child Care Participation Rates

0–2yearold Children 14 .8 %3–5yearold Children 87 .8 %6–9yearold Children 5 .2 %

School Year 2017/18

Highest Educational Attainment 2015 (from age 15)*

0%

Compulsory School Apprenticeship BMS AHS BHS (incl . College)

University, University of Applied Sciences, PostSecondary College

10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%

*according to required Labour Statistics Data as of 31 .10 .2016

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STYRIA IN NUMBERS │ECONOMY & JOB MARKET

Graz 45,600

Liezen 34,300

Eastern Upper Styria 36,200

Eastern Styria 28,100

West and Southern Styria 27,100

Western Upper Styria 28,100

Gross Regional Product per capita according to NUTS 3Region 2015

(in EUR)

Economy and Job Market

Gross Domestic Product 2016

Styria: 44.3 billion EUREUR/per capita: 35,800

Austria: 353.3 billion EUR EUR/Kopf: 40,400

With a population share of 14,1 %, Styria generates exactly 12,5 % of Austria’s GDP .

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Gross Value Added 2016Styria

33.2 %Industry, Energy, Construction (Secondary Sector)

Agriculture & Forestry(Primary Sector)

1.9 %

Services(Tertiary Sector)

64.9 %

From 2016 to 2017 the number of StartUps in Styria rises +0.5 % (Austria -1.7 %) .

StartUps 2017 in Styria: 6,239

StartUps

Research and Development Quota: 5.14 %, 1st Place in Austria

FFGAustrian Research Promotion Agency Total Funding 2017 for Styria: 168 Mio. Euro

(FFG: Österreichische Forschungsförderungsgesellschaft)

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2016 2017 Changes in %

Germany 5,767 6,284 9 .0

Italy 1,376 1,871 35 .9

USA 1,382 1,379 0 .2

China 850 875 3 .0

United Kingdom 934 866 7 .2

2016 2017 Changes in %

Italy 5,435 6,711 23 .5

China 987,3 1,077 9 .1

Czech Republic 875,9 978 11 .7

Hungary 543,9 595 9 .3

Slovenia 456,6 552 20 .9

TOP 5 Exports in Mio . Euro, Country of Destination

TOP 5 Imports in Mio . Euro, Country of Origin

Exports: 21,554

Mio. Euro

Imports: 16,907

Mio. Euro

Foreign Trade Styria 2017

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2017 Change from 2016 in %

Total 12,821,161 +3.5

Resident Tourists 7,576,090 +1.6Top 4Styria 1,935,130 +4 .8Vienna 1,758,549 0 .4Lower Austria 1,575,079 +1 .6Upper Austria 917,801 +1 .0

Non-Resident Tourists 5,245,071 +6.2

Top 4Germany 2,539,992 +3 .4Hungary 481,820 +4 .9Czech Republic 343,697 +14 .6Netherlands 271,379 +19 .1

Styria: Exports 2017*, Country Share in %

Tourism – Overnight Stays, Calendar Year 2017

*preliminary figures

Germany 29,2 %

Italy 6,4 %

USA 8,7 %

UnitedKingdom

4,1 %

China 4,0 %

Switzerland 3,3 %

France 3,1 %

Slovenia2,7 %

Hungary 2,6 %

Korea 2,6 %

remaining States 33,3 %

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Tourist Overnight Stays 2017

Commuters in and out of Styria as of 31st Oct . 2016

Commuting in: 316,261

Commuting out: 341,026

Job Market Data 2017

Total Men Women

Employed 508,478 274,165 234,313

Unemployed 40,189 22,960 17,230

Unemployment rate 7 .3 % 7 .7 % 6 .8 %

Commuter saldo -24,765

Share of Overnight Stays in Styria according tohome countryor province

Germany 19,8 %

Styria 15,1 %

Vienna 13,7%

Lower Austria 12,3 %

Rest 12,5 %

Uper Austria 7,2 %

Hungary 3,8 %

Carinthia 3,2 %

Czech Republic 2,7 %

Salzburg 2,5 %

Tirol 1,9 %

Vorarlberg 0,9 %Burgenland

2,4 %

Netherlands 2,1 %

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Commuters in ...

other municipa-lities of the

district

other Styrian districts

other provinces or abroad

Total

Graz - 24,395 9,254 33,649

Deutschlandsberg 8,576 9,535 1,754 19,865

GrazUmgebung 13,780 41,694 4,076 59,550

Leibnitz 10,404 17,101 2,284 29,789

Leoben 8,424 5,101 1,796 15,321

Liezen 14,257 2,158 4,892 21,307

Murau 3,668 1,891 2,579 8,138

Voitsberg 7,048 9,181 1,462 17,691

Weiz 13,984 13,981 2,712 30,677

Murtal 13,901 4,690 2,718 21,309

BruckMürzzuschlag

16,061 5,777 3,701 25,539

Hartberg Fürstenfeld

13,400 9,213 7,719 30,332

Südoststeiermark 11,316 13,994 2,549 27,859

Styria Total 134,819 158,711 47,496 341,026

Labour Force in Place of Residence: 584,221

Commuters at the District Level 2015*

54.2 % Men

45.8 % Women

according to Labour Statistical Data as of 31. Oct. 2015

*according to required Labour Statistics Data as of 31.10.2015

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STYRIA IN NUMBERS │TRANSPORT

In fares of transported passengers(excluding student free fares and company rates)

*2015 – new analysis is being calculated

Year Transported Passengers in Mio.

in Zone 101 (Graz)

2014* 75.48 54.56

Transport

Passenger CarsNew Registrations 2016

45,890

Transport Association Styria– transported passengers

Car Ownership 31. 12. 2017 Absolute Share in %

Gasoline 315,530 42.3Diesel 423,650 56.8

Electric 2,279 0.3Gasoline + Electric 2,832 0.4

Miscellaneous 1,712 0.2Total 746,003 100

Passenger Car-density per 1,000 Inhabitants

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Share of Car Brands, End of 2017 (TOP 5 CarRanking)

Road Traffic Accidents 2017

Traffic Accidents with Bodily Injuries 5,868

Casualties in Total 7,486

from that: Injured 7,410

Fatalities (30-days)76

Traffic Accidents per 1,000 Inhabitants4.7

21.8 % 8.3 % 6.1 % 5.5 % 5.4 %

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Radstadt Salzburg

S-Bahn RegioBahn RegioBusStyria

Sdiladming

St. Pölten Local public transport StyriaAmstetten

Judenburg 0 0 Frohnleiten

Knittelfeld 6110 Tamsweg

Klagenfurt Friesach

- S-Bahn every 30 minutes, during rush hours, every 15 minutes- S-Bahn every 30 minutes, during rush hours, also Express trains= S-Bahn every 30 minutes, planning stage- S-Bahn every 60 minutes, more during rush hours

RegioBahn every 120 minutes• • • S-Bahn replaced with Regio Bus

Other train lines serving passengers

Stainz �. De�I landsberg

Klagenfurt __ ....,_

Maribor

Wiener Neustadt

Bad Radkersburg 0

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As of: 2016-12-14

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