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Mainz in figures

Some statistical figures from the state capital Mainz.

Mainz is the capital of Rhineland-Palatinate.

Population (as of December 31, 2024)

Population Total Foreign
Total Female Total Female
Primary residence

224,030

114,664 46,716 22,686
Secondary residence 3,247 1,526 143 72
Total 227,277 116,190 46,859 22,758

Population by age group (as of December 31, 2024)

Age group Total Female
0–2 5,866 2,849
3 - 5 years 5,676 2,856
6 - 9 years 7,600 3,685
10 - 14 years 9,071 4,345
15 - 17 years 5,544 2,620
18 - 24 23,920 13,067
25–34 43,258 21,459
35 - 44 31,790 15,518
45 - 54 25,654 12,748
55 - 59 14,616 7,133
60 - 64 13,525 6,904
65 - 74 20,237 10,946
75 years and older 20,520 12,060

Area:
left bank of the Rhine 9,776 ha
right bank of the Rhine (Amöneburg, Kastel, Kostheim) 2,269 ha

Geographical data:
50°, 00 min., 00 sec. north latitude
8°, 16 min., 28 sec. east longitude
(Reference point for geographical coordinates: west tower of the cathedral)

Highest point:
Auf der Muhl, Mainz-Ebersheim, 245 m above sea level.

Lowest point:
Rhine bank in Mainz-Mombach, 82 m above sea level.

Highest historical building: St
. Martin's Cathedral, 84 meters

Highest building:
Bonifatius Towers, 95 meters

Distances: Frankfurt
Rhine-Main Airport: 27 km
as the crow flies Mainz-Frankfurt: 30 km

Districts:
Mainz has 15 districts (opens in a new tab): Old Town, Bretzenheim, Drais, Ebersheim, Finthen, Gonsenheim, Hartenberg/Münchfeld, Hechtsheim, Laubenheim, Lerchenberg, Marienborn, Mombach, Neustadt, Oberstadt, Weisenau

AKK municipalities:
The districts of Amöneburg, Kastel, and Kostheim on the right bank of the Rhine were separated from Mainz by the American military administration in 1945. Since then, they have been administered in trust by Wiesbaden, but de facto still belong to Mainz.

Town twinning:
Mainz has town twinning and friendship agreements (opens in a new tab) with twelve towns and municipalities: Baku (Azerbaijan), Dijon (France), Erfurt (Thuringia/Germany), Haifa (Israel), Kigali (Rwanda), Longchamp (France), Louisville (Kentucky/USA), Odessa (Ukraine), Rodeneck (South Tyrol/Italy), Valencia (Spain), Watford (England), Zagreb (Croatia).

Honorary citizens: Since 1831, the honorary
citizenship (opens in a new tab)citizenship (opens in a new tab) of Mainz has been awarded 51 times.

Explanations and notes

Sprachauswahl

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