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Youngest Cities — Lithuania

1 Telsiai 63 44.5
2 Lazdynai 65 44.5
3 Justiniškės 65 44.5
4 Naujamiestis 65 44.5
5 Jonava 57 44.5
6 Utena 64 44.5
7 Aleksotas 57 44.5
8 Kėdainiai 57 44.5
9 Vilkpėdė 65 44.5
10 Karoliniškės 65 44.5
11 Taurage 62 44.5
12 Pilaitė 65 44.5
13 Ukmerge 65 44.5
14 Plunge 63 44.5
15 Palanga 58 44.5
16 Visaginas 64 44.5
17 Kretinga 58 44.5
18 Gargždai 58 44.5
19 Eiguliai 57 44.5
20 Vilnius 65 44.5
21 Kaunas 57 44.5
22 Klaipėda 58 44.5
23 Šiauliai 61 44.5
24 Panevėžys 60 44.5
25 Dainava (Kaunas) 57 44.5
26 Alytus 56 44.5
27 Šilainiai 57 44.5
28 Radviliskis 61 44.5
29 Antakalnis 65 44.5
30 Fabijoniškės 65 44.5
31 Naujoji Vilnia 65 44.5
32 Šeškinė 65 44.5
33 Marijampolė 59 44.5
34 Naujininkai 65 44.5
35 Pašilaičiai 65 44.5
36 Mazeikiai 63 44.5
37 Pasvalys 60 44.5
38 Prienai 57 44.5
39 Kupiskis 60 44.5
40 Kelmė 61 44.5
41 Varėna 56 44.5
42 Širvintos 65 44.5
43 Molėtai 64 44.5
44 Šalčininkai 65 44.5
45 Pabradė 65 44.5
46 Vilkaviskis 59 44.5
47 Zarasai 64 44.5
48 Kazlų Rūda 59 44.5
49 Kybartai 59 44.5
50 Švenčionys 65 44.5
51 Trakai 65 44.5
52 Skuodas 58 44.5
53 Domeikava 57 44.5
54 Ignalina 64 44.5
55 Kuršėnai 61 44.5
56 Silute 58 44.5
57 Birzai 60 44.5
58 Elektrėnai 65 44.5
59 Druskininkai 56 44.5
60 Naujoji Akmene 61 44.5
61 Rokiškis 60 44.5
62 Grigiškės 65 44.5
63 Joniškis 61 44.5
64 Nemenčinė 65 44.5
65 Rasos 65 44.5
66 Anykščiai 64 44.5
67 Jurbarkas 62 44.5
68 Lentvaris 65 44.5
69 Garliava 57 44.5
70 Kaišiadorys 57 44.5
71 Raseiniai 57 44.5

The youngest cities in Lithuania by median age tend to be dynamic communities with growing populations and active lifestyles. Telsiai has a median age of 44.5 years.

Young median ages often reflect the presence of universities, military bases, or rapidly growing job markets that attract young workers and families. These cities typically have higher birth rates and more demand for schools and family-oriented services.

Cities with younger populations often feature vibrant nightlife, dining scenes, and cultural activities catered to younger demographics, along with strong demand for rental housing and entry-level employment opportunities.

Did You Know?

  • 1. Half of Telsiai's population is under 44.5 years old.
  • 2. College towns and military base communities typically have the youngest median ages due to their large populations of 18-24 year olds.
  • 3. Cities with young populations often see faster economic growth and more entrepreneurial activity.

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