Most Educated in Gelderland

Top 77 cities ranked by most educated

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Most Educated — Gelderland

1 Hatert 35.0%

2 Scherpenzeel 35.0%

3 Heerde 35.0%

4 Lent 35.0%

5 Warnsveld 35.0%

6 Renkum 35.0%

7 Voorthuizen 35.0%

8 Groenlo 35.0%

9 Leesten 35.0%

10 Eerbeek 35.0%

11 Dinxperlo 35.0%

12 Ermelo 35.0%

13 Borculo 35.0%

14 Ulft 35.0%

15 Oosterbeek 35.0%

16 Doesburg 35.0%

17 Hattem 35.0%

18 Bemmel 35.0%

19 Lochem 35.0%

20 Lunteren 35.0%

21 Druten 35.0%

22 Matendonk 35.0%

23 Doornsteeg 35.0%

24 Varsseveld 35.0%

25 Opheusden 35.0%

26 Gendt 35.0%

27 Westervoort 35.0%

28 Zelhem 35.0%

29 Matenveld 35.0%

30 Ruurlo 35.0%

31 Vaassen 35.0%

32 Woudhuis 35.0%

33 Orden 35.0%

34 Kerkdriel 35.0%

35 t Harde 35.0%

36 Hengstdal 35.0%

37 Wehl 35.0%

38 Rheden 35.0%

39 Neede 35.0%

40 Wageningen 35.0%

41 Beuningen 35.0%

42 Geldermalsen 35.0%

43 Zevenaar 35.0%

44 Zaltbommel 35.0%

45 Culemborg 35.0%

46 Winterswijk 35.0%

47 Wijchen 35.0%

48 Epe 35.0%

49 Barneveld 35.0%

50 Duiven 35.0%

51 Zutphen 35.0%

52 Nijkerk 35.0%

53 Harderwijk 35.0%

54 Tiel 35.0%

55 Doetinchem 35.0%

56 Ede 35.0%

57 Apeldoorn 35.0%

58 Arnhem 35.0%

59 Aalten 35.0%

60 Twello 35.0%

61 Veldhuizen 35.0%

62 Dieren 35.0%

63 Bennekom 35.0%

64 Lindenholt 35.0%

65 Eibergen 35.0%

66 Velp 35.0%

67 Didam 35.0%

68 Groesbeek 35.0%

69 Nijmegen 35.0%

70 Nunspeet 35.0%

71 Wisch 35.0%

72 Lichtenvoorde 35.0%

73 Huissen 35.0%

74 Elst 35.0%

75 Brummen 35.0%

76 Elburg 35.0%

77 Putten 35.0%

The most educated cities in Gelderland have the highest percentages of residents with bachelor's degrees or higher. Hatert leads with 35.0% of residents holding a bachelor's degree.

High education levels typically correlate with higher incomes, lower unemployment, better health outcomes, and more civic engagement. These cities often host or are adjacent to major universities and research institutions that drive both education and economic development.

Highly educated communities tend to attract knowledge-based industries and employers in technology, healthcare, finance, and professional services, creating a self-reinforcing cycle of educational attainment and economic opportunity.

Did You Know?

1. In Hatert, 35.0% of residents have a bachelor's degree — more than double the national average of about 33%.
2. Cities near major research universities consistently rank among the most educated in the country.
3. Higher education rates correlate with higher incomes, lower crime, and better health outcomes across communities.

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