Most Dense in Tyrol

Top 100 cities ranked by most dense

Most Dense - Tyrol

1 Hall in Tirol 6,129/mi²
2 Rinn 6,129/mi²
3 Tulfes 5,932/mi²
4 Mils bei Solbad Hall 5,932/mi²
5 Wiesing 3,120/mi²
6 Strass im Zillertal 3,120/mi²
7 Schlitters 3,120/mi²
8 Kapfing 3,120/mi²
9 Fügenberg 3,120/mi²
10 Fügen 3,120/mi²
11 Pankrazberg 3,120/mi²
12 Rofansiedlung 3,120/mi²
13 Finsing 3,120/mi²
14 Innsbruck 2,725/mi²
15 Hötting 2,725/mi²
16 Völs 2,608/mi²
17 Lienz 1,589/mi²
18 Tristach 1,589/mi²
19 Oberlienz 1,589/mi²
20 Leisach 1,589/mi²
21 Amlach 1,589/mi²
22 Thurn 1,589/mi²
23 Schwaz 1,580/mi²
24 Fiecht 1,580/mi²
25 Wörgl 1,540/mi²
26 Niederau 1,540/mi²
27 Mariastein 1,540/mi²
28 Angath 1,540/mi²
29 Angerberg 1,540/mi²
30 Wattens 1,535/mi²
31 Weer 1,535/mi²
32 Wattenberg 1,535/mi²
33 Volders 1,535/mi²
34 Kolsassberg 1,535/mi²
35 Fritzens 1,535/mi²
36 Baumkirchen 1,535/mi²
37 Kolsass 1,535/mi²
38 Gnadenwald 1,535/mi²
39 Neu-Terfens 1,535/mi²
40 Rum 1,238/mi²
41 Thaur 1,238/mi²
42 Ampass 1,238/mi²
43 Kirchbichl 1,152/mi²
44 Niederbreitenbach 1,152/mi²
45 Bad Häring 1,152/mi²
46 Oberlangkampfen 1,152/mi²
47 Terfens 1,012/mi²
48 Telfs 837/mi²
49 Wildermieming 837/mi²
50 Polling in Tirol 837/mi²
51 Pfaffenhofen 837/mi²
52 Oberhofen im Inntal 837/mi²
53 Flaurling 837/mi²
54 Leutasch 837/mi²
55 Jenbach 800/mi²
56 Gallzein 800/mi²
57 Eben am Achensee 800/mi²
58 Buch in Tirol 800/mi²
59 Maurach 800/mi²
60 Landeck 791/mi²
61 Tobadill 787/mi²
62 Strengen 787/mi²
63 See 787/mi²
64 Prutz 787/mi²
65 Pians 787/mi²
66 Ladis 787/mi²
67 Grins 787/mi²
68 Fliess 787/mi²
69 Fiss 787/mi²
70 Kufstein 782/mi²
71 Weissach 782/mi²
73 Niederndorf 782/mi²
74 Ebbs 782/mi²
75 Mitterndorf 782/mi²
76 Mühlgraben 782/mi²
77 Eichelwang 782/mi²
78 Pradl 670/mi²
79 Kelchsau 614/mi²
80 Grafenweg 614/mi²
81 Penningberg 614/mi²
82 Vomp 605/mi²
83 Pill 605/mi²
84 Weerberg 605/mi²
85 Vomperbach 605/mi²
86 Absam 581/mi²
87 Heiligkreuz 581/mi²
89 Itter 459/mi²
90 Wilten 373/mi²
91 Bichlbach 321/mi²
92 Sankt Johann in Tirol 282/mi²
93 Oberndorf in Tirol 282/mi²
94 Kirchdorf in Tirol 282/mi²
95 Erpfendorf 282/mi²
96 Kitzbühel 281/mi²
97 Aurach 281/mi²
98 Jochberg 281/mi²
99 Zirl 266/mi²
100 Unterperfuss 266/mi²

The most densely populated cities in Tyrol pack the most residents per square mile, creating vibrant urban environments with walkable neighborhoods and extensive public transit. Hall in Tirol leads with 6,129 people per square mile.

High population density is often associated with better access to public transportation, more walkable streets, and a wider variety of restaurants, shops, and entertainment options within close proximity. These cities tend to have lower car ownership rates and shorter commute distances.

Dense cities face unique challenges including higher housing costs, limited parking, and potential overcrowding in public spaces. However, they also tend to have lower per-capita carbon footprints due to shared infrastructure and reduced driving.

Did You Know?

  • 1. Hall in Tirol has 6,129 people per square mile - that's roughly 10 people per acre.
  • 2. Dense cities tend to have the most walkable neighborhoods and lowest car ownership rates in the country.
  • 3. Urban density can reduce per-capita carbon emissions by up to 50% compared to suburban sprawl.

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