Regional Statistics
37,460
112
people/km²
115,865
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Population in Jarosławski County 2023
In 2023, Jarosławski county ranked 80 of 380 Polish counties. Population shrank by 4,849 residents -4.02% between 2018-2023, at 115,865.
Among 339 declining counties, in the middle tier for rate of decline. Within Subcarpathian province, ranked 5 of 25 counties.
Based on 31 years of official GUS statistics for Jarosławski county and its 11 municipalities within Subcarpathian province.
Total Population
-0.51
%
since
2022
2023
115,865
Total Population Chart
Lowest at 115,103 in 2024
Highest at 123,492 in 1998
1995
29 years (+5 year forecast)
2024
Ranking
80/380 County in Poland
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Change
154/380 County in Poland
152
Słupecki
-0.5%
153
Niżański
-0.5%
155
Lublin
-0.5%
156
Łaski
-0.5%
157
Wschowski
-0.5%
158
Będziński
-0.5%
159
Mysłowice
-0.5%
160
Giżycki
-0.5%
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Population Density
-0.53
%
since
2022
2023
112.6
per km²
Vital Statistics
births and deaths
Live Births
-13.78
%
since
2022
2023
782
Deaths
-11.85
%
since
2022
2023
1,094
Age Structure
children, working age, and elderly
Children (0-14)
-3.32
%
since
2022
2023
17,163
Working Age (15-64)
-0.82
%
since
2022
2023
76,546
Elderly (65+)
+2.92
%
since
2022
2023
22,156
Gender
Men
-0.47
%
since
2022
2023
56,633
Women
-0.55
%
since
2022
2023
59,232
Age Distribution
from 0 to 75+ years
0-4 years
-7.88
%
since
2022
2023
4,907
5-9 years
-0.20
%
since
2022
2023
5,949
10-14 years
-2.44
%
since
2022
2023
6,307
15-19 years
+2.96
%
since
2022
2023
6,130
20-24 years
-3.52
%
since
2022
2023
6,252
25-29 years
-1.27
%
since
2022
2023
6,847
30-34 years
-4.88
%
since
2022
2023
7,691
35-39 years
-3.96
%
since
2022
2023
9,117
40-44 years
+1.37
%
since
2022
2023
9,405
45-49 years
+2.44
%
since
2022
2023
8,614
50-54 years
+2.44
%
since
2022
2023
7,736
55-59 years
-1.32
%
since
2022
2023
7,083
60-64 years
-1.80
%
since
2022
2023
7,671
65-69 years
+0.18
%
since
2022
2023
7,440
70-74 years
+3.51
%
since
2022
2023
6,130
75-79 years
+12.68
%
since
2022
2023
1,502
80-84 years
-1.35
%
since
2022
2023
2,339
85+ years
+1.61
%
since
2022
2023
2,398