Oldest Cities in Gelderland

Top 77 cities ranked by oldest cities

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Oldest Cities — Gelderland

1 Hatert 42.8

2 Scherpenzeel 42.8

3 Heerde 42.8

4 Lent 42.8

5 Warnsveld 42.8

6 Renkum 42.8

7 Voorthuizen 42.8

8 Groenlo 42.8

9 Leesten 42.8

10 Eerbeek 42.8

11 Dinxperlo 42.8

12 Ermelo 42.8

13 Borculo 42.8

14 Ulft 42.8

15 Oosterbeek 42.8

16 Doesburg 42.8

17 Hattem 42.8

18 Bemmel 42.8

19 Lochem 42.8

20 Lunteren 42.8

21 Druten 42.8

22 Matendonk 42.8

23 Doornsteeg 42.8

24 Varsseveld 42.8

25 Opheusden 42.8

26 Gendt 42.8

27 Westervoort 42.8

28 Zelhem 42.8

29 Matenveld 42.8

30 Ruurlo 42.8

31 Vaassen 42.8

32 Woudhuis 42.8

33 Orden 42.8

34 Kerkdriel 42.8

35 t Harde 42.8

36 Hengstdal 42.8

37 Wehl 42.8

38 Rheden 42.8

39 Neede 42.8

40 Wageningen 42.8

41 Beuningen 42.8

42 Geldermalsen 42.8

43 Zevenaar 42.8

44 Zaltbommel 42.8

45 Culemborg 42.8

46 Winterswijk 42.8

47 Wijchen 42.8

48 Epe 42.8

49 Barneveld 42.8

50 Duiven 42.8

51 Zutphen 42.8

52 Nijkerk 42.8

53 Harderwijk 42.8

54 Tiel 42.8

55 Doetinchem 42.8

56 Ede 42.8

57 Apeldoorn 42.8

58 Arnhem 42.8

59 Aalten 42.8

60 Twello 42.8

61 Veldhuizen 42.8

62 Dieren 42.8

63 Bennekom 42.8

64 Lindenholt 42.8

65 Eibergen 42.8

66 Velp 42.8

67 Didam 42.8

68 Groesbeek 42.8

69 Nijmegen 42.8

70 Nunspeet 42.8

71 Wisch 42.8

72 Lichtenvoorde 42.8

73 Huissen 42.8

74 Elst 42.8

75 Brummen 42.8

76 Elburg 42.8

77 Putten 42.8

Cities with the oldest median ages in Gelderland often serve as popular retirement destinations or established communities with stable, long-term residents. Hatert has a median age of 42.8 years.

Older median ages can indicate strong healthcare systems, quality of life factors that encourage aging in place, or communities that are particularly attractive to retirees. These cities often feature robust healthcare infrastructure and senior services.

Communities with older populations face unique planning challenges including healthcare capacity, accessibility, transportation for non-drivers, and maintaining a tax base as the workforce ages. Many are adapting their infrastructure and services to meet these evolving needs.

Did You Know?

1. Half of Hatert's residents are over 42.8 years old.
2. Popular retirement destinations in Florida, Arizona, and the Carolinas dominate this list.
3. Cities with older populations typically have higher rates of homeownership and longer average residency periods.

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