Per capita income in Baden-Württemberg: Exciting insights

Per capita income in Baden-Württemberg: Exciting insights

The average per capita income of citizens in Baden-Württemberg is one of the highest in Germany. According to a current survey by the State Statistical Office, Baden-Württemberg is in third place, after Hamburg and Bavaria. These figures show that people in the region have a comparatively high disposable income, which enables them to have a certain degree of financial stability.

However, a closer look at the income distribution in Baden-Württemberg reveals significant differences within the state. The city district of Heilbronn and the district of Heilbronn occupy top positions. On average, the residents of Heilbronn have a per capita income of 29,560 euros per year, while the average income in the Heilbronn district is 26,238 euros. These figures provide an insight into the economic situation of the region and allow conclusions to be drawn about the living conditions of the residents.

If you compare the income situation in Heilbronn with other independent cities and districts in Baden-Württemberg, it is noticeable that Baden-Baden has the highest disposable income at 31,761 euros annually. Heilbronn follows in second place, followed by the Bodenseekreis with 27,911 euros. In contrast, cities such as Mannheim, Freiburg and Pforzheim have lower average incomes.

In addition to the information from this survey, other data from the region provides insights into citizens' income levels. In the Ludwigsburg district, for example, the average annual income is 27,603 euros, while in the Neckar-Odenwald district it is 23,981 euros. These comparisons illustrate the variance in the income situation in the different districts and cities of Baden-Württemberg.