Population Statistics for Tyrol and Vorarlberg
Statistical overview of population growth, births, deaths, and marriages across the seven circles of Tyrol and Vorarlberg for the year 1825 compared to 1821.

Zeitungsreise: Living History
4 articles
Statistical overview of population growth, births, deaths, and marriages across the seven circles of Tyrol and Vorarlberg for the year 1825 compared to 1821.
A statistical report describes the German-speaking linguistic islands in Southern Tyrol and in the mountains of Vicenza and Verona. In addition to population figures and place names, the text notes local dialect designations such as Cimbrian or Mocheno.
An article in the Bote für Tirol addresses historical fires in Bozen, particularly the major fire of 1224. Drawing on historical treatises on medieval cities, it contextualizes the high number of casualties and population density of the era. Baron von Hormayr also supports the view that the population at that time was considerably larger than today.
A statistical overview for the year 1819 records a total population of 733,083 inhabitants for Tyrol and Vorarlberg, alongside their distribution across individual districts. Despite unfavorable circumstances, the population increased slightly over eleven years, with a notable female majority. Additionally, it is announced that weather observations from Trento will be published regularly starting with the next issue.
End of the archive reached.