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Powiat Wybrane dane statystyczne 2017 2018 2019 2019 0ĉĩ&=<ħ1, KOBIETY 6098 6170 /XGQRĞü 11614 11951 12268 145418 /XGQRĞü na 1 km² 65 67 69 116 .RELHW\QDPĊĪF]\]Q 101 101 101 104 /XGQRĞüZZLHNXQLHSURGXNF\MQ\PQDRVyE w wieku produkcyjnym 59,9 61,2 62,1 67,2 'RFKRG\RJyáHPEXGĪHWXJPLQ\QDPLHV]NDĔFD Z]á 4538 4679 5207 5103 :\GDWNLRJyáHPEXGĪHWXJPLQ\QDPLHV]NDĔFD Z]á 5158 5427 5395 5139 Turystyczne obiekty noclegowe୹ 2 2 2 49 0LHV]NDQLDRGGDQHGRXĪ\WNRZDQLDQDW\V OXGQRĞFL 131 158 169 57 3UDFXMąF\୽ QDOXGQRĞFL 114 103 96 198 8G]LDáEH]URERWQ\FK]DUHMHVWURZDQ\FK ZOLF]ELHOXGQRĞFLZZLHNXSURGXNF\MQ\P Z 2,8 2,0 1,6 2,1 /XGQRĞü–ZRJyáXOXGQRĞFL–NRU]\VWDMąFD z instalacji: ZRGRFLąJRZHM 86,5 86,5 88,2 97,3 kanalizacyjnej 27,5 27,6 20,6 75,7 gazowej 41,8 45,1 48,9 51,5 Podmioty gospodarki narodowej w rejestrze 5(*21QDW\VOXGQRĞFLZZLHNX produkcyjnym 1840 1893 1962 1867 Wybrane dane demograficzne 0LJUDFMHOXGQRĞFLQDSRE\WVWDá\ Powiat Gmina Powiat=100 w 2019 r. /XGQRĞü 145418 12268 8,4 w tym kobiety 74258 6170 8,3 8URG]HQLDĪ\ZH 1600 139 8,7 Zgony 1398 74 5,3 Przyrost naturalny 202 65 . 6DOGRPLJUDFMLRJyáHP -113 262 . /XGQRĞüZZLHNX przedprodukcyjnym 28953 2951 10,2 produkcyjnym 86950 7570 8,7 poprodukcyjnym 29515 1747 5,9 D'DQHGRW\F]ąRELHNWyZSRVLDGDMąF\FK10LZLĊFHMPLHMVFQRFOHJRZ\FK6WDQZGQLX31OLSFDE%H]SRGPLRWyZJRVSRGDUF]\FKROLF]ELHSUDFXMąF\FKGR9 osób oraz gospodarstw LQG\ZLGXDOQ\FKZUROQLFWZLHF:SU]\SDGNXPLJUDFML]DJUDQLF]Q\FKGDQHGRW\F]ą2014 r. 1 FINANSE PUBLICZNE 'RFKRG\LZ\GDWNLEXGĪHWXJPLQ\ZHGáXJURG]DMyZZU ĝURGNLZGRFKRGDFKEXGĪHWX gminy na finansowanie LZVSyáILQDQVRZDQLHSURJUDPyZ i projektów unijnych w 2019 r. 2,3 POQ]á W 2019 r. wydatki w dziale 2ĞZLDWDLZ\FKRZDQLH Z\QLRVá\26437W\V]á 6WUXNWXUDGRFKRGyZEXGĪHWX 6WUXNWXUDZ\GDWNyZEXGĪHWX 2017 2018 2019 2017 2018 2019 JPLQ\ZHGáXJG]LDáyZ JPLQ\ZHGáXJG]LDáyZ 2*Ïà(0 100,0 100,0 100,0 2*Ïà(0 100,0 100,0 100,0 5ROQLFWZRLáRZLHFWZR 1,6 1,6 1,7 5ROQLFWZRLáRZLHFWZR 3,1 2,9 3,0 7UDQVSRUWLáąF]QRĞü 0,0 0,1 3,5 7UDQVSRUWLáąF]QRĞü 11,5 19,3 6,0 Gospodarka mieszkaniowa 1,6 1,0 0,6 Gospodarka mieszkaniowa 0,9 0,6 0,3 Administracja publiczna 0,1 0,1 0,1 Administracja publiczna 6,7 7,6 7,6 %H]SLHF]HĔVWZRSXEOLF]QHLRFKURQD %H]SLHF]HĔVWZRSXEOLF]QHLRFKURQD SU]HFLZSRĪDURZD - 0,1 0,0 SU]HFLZSRĪDURZD 0,6 1,3 0,8 5yĪQHUR]OLF]HQLD 18,0 17,7 17,3 5yĪQHUR]OLF]HQLD 0,0 - - 2ĞZLDWDLZ\FKRZDQLH 2,2 2,0 2,0 2ĞZLDWDLZ\FKRZDQLH 33,0 31,4 40,6 3RPRFVSRáHF]QD 5,9 0,7 0,6 3RPRFVSRáHF]QD 7,0 2,4 2,3 3R]RVWDáH]DGDQLDZ]DNUHVLHSROLW\NL 3R]RVWDáH]DGDQLDZ]DNUHVLHSROLW\NL VSRáHF]QHM - - - VSRáHF]QHM - - - Edukacyjna opieka wychowawcza 0,3 0,0 0,0 Edukacyjna opieka wychowawcza 1,0 0,6 0,6 Rodzina 28,8 27,9 30,5 Rodzina 25,5 24,2 29,6 Gospodarka komunalna i ochrona Gospodarka komunalna i ochrona ĞURGRZLVND 4,0 3,8 5,0 ĞURGRZLVND 5,8 6,1 6,0 Kultura i ochrona dziedzictwa Kultura i ochrona dziedzictwa narodowego 0,1 0,2 0,1 narodowego 1,9 1,2 0,7 Kultura fizyczna - 4,1 0,2 Kultura fizyczna 0,4 0,9 1,4 Dochody od osób prawnych, od osób ']LDáDOQRĞüXVáXJRZD 0,4 0,4 0,2 fizycznych i od innych jednostek QLHSRVLDGDMąF\FKRVRERZRĞFL Ochrona zdrowia 0,1 0,2 0,1 prawnej 37,2 40,7 38,2 3R]RVWDáH 2,1 0,9 0,8 3R]RVWDáH 0,2 - 0,2 REGON MIESZKANIA Podmioty gospodarki narodowej 0LHV]NDQLDRGGDQHGRXĪ\WNRZDQLD 2018 2019 Powiat Gmina w rejestrze REGON w 2019 r. 2*Ïà(0 186 204 2*Ïà(0 16231 1485 w tym: w tym w sektorze: LQG\ZLGXDOQH୹ 144 132 rolniczym 326 33 SU]H]QDF]RQHQDVSU]HGDĪ OXEZ\QDMHP୽ 42 72 SU]HP\VáRZ\P 1487 147 D3U]H]QDF]RQHQDXĪ\WHNZáDVQ\LQZHVWRUDEàąF]QLH]EXGRZQLFWZHP budowlanym 2688 262 LQG\ZLGXDOQ\PSU]H]QDF]RQ\PQDVSU]HGDĪOXEZ\QDMHP QDW\VOXGQRĞFL 1116 1210 2VRE\IL]\F]QHSURZDG]ąFHG]LDáDOQRĞü JRVSRGDUF]ąQD10W\VOXGQRĞFL 863 1047 Zasoby mieszkaniowe 2018 2019 0LHV]NDQLD୹ 3600 3798 3U]HFLĊWQDSRZLHU]FKQLDXĪ\WNRZD୹ 1 mieszkania w m² 103 103 /LF]EDZ\SáDFRQ\FKGRGDWNyZ 8G]LDáSRZLHU]FKQLREMĊWHM mieszkaniowych 315 294 RERZLą]XMąF\PLPLHMVFRZ\PLSODQDPL 'áXJRĞüĞFLHĪHN =DOHJáRĞFLZRSáDWDFK]DPLHV]NDQLH zagospodarowania przestrzennego rowerowych Z]DVREDFKJPLQQ\FKZW\V]á ୽ . w 2019 r.: 3,7 km ZSRZLHU]FKQLRJyáHP w 2019UZ\QLyVá6,4% /LF]EDORNDOLVRFMDOQ\FKಠ 3 3 a Na podstawie bilansów zasobów mieszkaniowych. b Dane za okres od SRF]ąWNXSRZVWDQLD]DOHJáRĞFLGRNRĔFDRNUHVXVSUDZR]GDZF]HJRF:U - stan w dniu 31 grudnia; w 2019 r. - stan w dniu 20 kwietnia. 2 WYCHOWANIE I EDUKACJA KULTURA, SPORT ĩáRENL 2017 2018 2019 Biblioteki w 2019 r. 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