HELSINKI ALUEITTAIN

olds having been employed on the census week.
Included in the unemployed labour force are all 15–74 year
olds having been unemployed in December 2013.
Source: Statistics Finland, Employment Statistics and Ministry
of Employment and the Economy.
LANGUAGE AND NATIONALITY 1.1.2015
Foreign languages = other than Finnish, Swedish or Sami
Foreigners = foreign nationals
Those with a foreign background (foreign-background
residents) = foreign nationals as well as Finnish nationals
born abroad.
Source: Statistics Finland.
LEVEL OF EDUCATION 31.12.2013
Statistics on the population’s educational structure include
data on the maximal education of 15 year olds or older.
In case of two degrees of the same level the one that is
vocational is indicated.
(Upper) secondary education includes general secondary
education and vocational secondary education.
Tertiary level includes completed studies at vocational institutes,
polytechnics and applied science universities as well
as lower university degrees, supplementary degrees at polytechnics
or applied science universities, higher university
degrees, specialisation studies for physicians, and PhD and
similar degrees.
Source: Statistics Finland.
PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS 2015
Source: City of Helsinki Urban Facts.
OUTDOOR PURSUITS 2015
Forest area: Management categories C1–C5 in the Public
Works Department’s register of public areas as of 28 Sep.
2015.
Park area: Management categories A1–A3 and B1–B5 in the
Public Works Department’s register of public areas as of 28
Sep. 2015
Source: Helsinki City Public Works Department.
PUBLIC SERVICE FACILITIES 2015
Indoor swimming pools (swimming halls): Those in public use
Facilities for exercise (National classification of sports facilities
LIPAS):
Gymnastics hall (type code 2150): A facility connected to
another building.
Sports hall (type code 2210): A building containing facilities
for various sports.
Ball field (type code 1340): A field intended for ball games.
One or more types of ball games possible.
Churches: Those managed by the Parish Union of Helsinki,
those of the Orthodox church, and others.
Trade with perishables includes specialised shops for food,
beverages and tobacco, and also non-specialised stores
where food, beverages and tobacco make up at least half of
total sales. Industries 4711 and 472 in the Standard
Industrial Classification TOL 2008.
Restaurants: Industries 561 and 563 in the 2008 Industrial
Classification.
Source: Helsinki City Sports Department, Parish Union of
Helsinki, and Statistics Finland.
SCHOOLS 2015
Source: Helsinki City Education Department.
SOCIAL SERVICES 2014
Source: City of Helsinki Department of Social Services and
Health Care.
TRAFFIC AND TRANSPORT 2010–2014
Source: City of Helsinki Planning Department’s register of
traffic accidents.
Households with no car (31.12.2013): the proportion of dwelling
households not having a car among all dwelling households.
Source: Statistics Finland and the Finnish Environment Institute
SYKE.
TYPES OF DWELLINGS 2014
Source: Statistics Finland.
Beaches: A list of beaches compiled by the health protection
authorities of the city, including large and small public
beaches. The Ministry of Social Affairs and Health’s decree
on water quality requirements and supervision at public
beaches (177/2008).
Source: City of Helsinki Environment Centre.
POPULATION 1.1.1986–2025
1986–2015 Population statistics of Helsinki
2016–2025 Population forecast for Helsinki
Source: City of Helsinki Urban Facts.
POPULATION CHANGES 2014
The three most common foreign languages in the area, and
their proportion of all people with a foreign mother tongue in
the area.
Source: Statistics Finland.
POPULATION PROJECTION 2025
Children divided into 0–6 year olds and 7–15 year olds.
Working-age population and elderly in separate groups.
Source: City of Helsinki Urban Facts.