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OE0451: Life expectancy by sex, age group and type of settlement

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5/29/2025
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City and town settlement regions - cover settlements where most inhabitants live in regions where population density is greater than 200 inhabitants per km² and the population figure in a cluster of this density is greater than 5,000.
Rural settlement region - covers settlements where population density is lower than 200 inhabitants per km² or regions with higher population density where the population figure is under 5,000.
Until 2016 urban settlements include cities, cities without municipal status and towns, rural settlements include small towns and villages. The data of 2012 are recalculated according to revised population figures on 12.09.2014. Data for 2006-2011 are not revised.