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Jurbarkas District Municipality: population and statistics

Jurbarkas District Municipality has a population of 25,132 (2025) across 1,507.0 km², or 16.7 people per km². It ranks 32 of 60 municipalities by population. Its population is falling: −11.6% between 2015 and 2025.

25,132 residents
1,507.0 km²
17 people/km²
58 m

View of Jurbarkas District Municipality — Photo: Watas, CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia Commons

Key points

Among the 4 municipalities in Tauragė County, Jurbarkas District Municipality ranks No. 2 by population.

Road accidents with injuries or deaths per 10,000 inhabitants (annual average): 4.5 in Jurbarkas District Municipality, compared with an average of 8.7 in Tauragė County and 9.9 nationally.

A 1 kWp solar panel tilted at 40° generates about 1,008 kWh a year here.

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“Room occupancy rate in hotels and similar establishments”: lower than in 99% of municipalities.
“Road accidents with injuries or deaths per 10,000 inhabitants (annual average)”: lower than in 98% of municipalities.
“Mean daily temperature range: daily maximum minus daily minimum (1991–2020 normal, estimate)”: higher than in 96% of municipalities.
Its area is roughly equal to 211,064 football pitches.
Its population density is 2.7 times lower than the national average.
The nearest municipality is Raseiniai District Municipality, 25.2 km away.
The nearest more populous municipality is Kaunas District Municipality (109,621 residents), 62 km away.

Jurbarkas District Municipality in numbers

Population

25,132

ranked 32 of 60

−11.6%over 10 years

2015–2025

Population density

17people/km²

ranked 42 of 59

Area

1,507km²

ranked 13 of 59

Elevation

58m

ranked 42 of 60

Room occupancy rate in hotels and similar establishments

2.8%

ranked 55 of 55

Road accidents with injuries or deaths per 10,000 inhabitants (annual average)

4.5

ranked 59 of 60

Mean daily temperature range: daily maximum minus daily minimum (1991–2020 normal, estimate)

7.2°C

ranked 1 of 60

Pre-school establishments per 1,000 children under 15

1.1per 1,000 children under 15

ranked 54 of 58

All indicators for Jurbarkas District Municipality

Value for the municipality, then the regional average and the national median (for counts: regional and national totals). The gauge places the municipality between the lowest and highest value in the country.

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Population

Indicator	Jurbarkas District Municipality	Tauragė County	National	Rank
Share of population under 15 (2025)	10.8%	12.7%	12.4%	ranked 51 of 60
Share of population aged 65 and over (2025)	23.4%	22.5%	23.3%	ranked 27 of 60
Share of women (2025)	49.8%	51.8%	52.6%	ranked 55 of 60
Median age of the population (2025)	47.0 years	–	47.5	ranked 31 of 60
Birth rate (births per 1,000 inhabitants) (2024)	5.3 ‰	6.4 ‰	5.6 ‰	ranked 36 of 57
Degree of urbanisation (1 city, 2 town or suburb, 3 rural area) (2024)	3	–	3	ranked 1 of 60

Energy

Indicator	Jurbarkas District Municipality	Tauragė County	National	Rank
Wind turbines (OpenStreetMap) (2026)	40	172	725	ranked 8 of 60
Wind turbines per 100 km² (OpenStreetMap) (2026)	2.6 100 km²	3.9 100 km²	0.1 100 km²	ranked 9 of 59
Area of mapped solar power plants (OpenStreetMap) (2026)	38.7 ha	86.7 ha	2,381 ha	ranked 17 of 60

Climate

Indicator	Jurbarkas District Municipality	Tauragė County	National	Rank
Average annual air temperature (1991–2020 normal, estimate) (1991-2020)	7.5 °C	7.5 °C	7.5 °C	ranked 23 of 60
Average air temperature in January (1991–2020 normal, estimate) (1991-2020)	−2.8 °C	−2.5 °C	−2.8 °C	ranked 20 of 60
Average air temperature in July (1991–2020 normal, estimate) (1991-2020)	18.3 °C	18.2 °C	18.3 °C	ranked 30 of 60
Annual precipitation (1991–2020 normal, estimate) (1991-2020)	669 mm	700 mm	666 mm	ranked 28 of 60
Days per year with at least 1 cm of snowfall (1991–2020 normal, estimate) (1991-2020)	22 days	23	23	ranked 34 of 60
Heating degree days, base 18 °C (1991–2020 normal, estimate) (1991-2020)	3,850 °C·d	3,840 °C·d	3,889 °C·d	ranked 36 of 60
Change in average annual temperature: 1991–2020 compared with 1951–1980 (estimate) (1951-2020)	1.3 °C	1.3 °C	1.3 °C	ranked 7 of 60
Average cloud cover (1991–2020 normal, estimate) (1991-2020)	69%	69%	70%	ranked 42 of 60
Clear days per year, when average cloud cover was below 20% (1991–2020 normal, estimate) (1991-2020)	27 days	27	26	ranked 10 of 60
Days per year with average cloud cover above 80% (1991–2020 normal, estimate) (1991-2020)	166 days	162	168	ranked 37 of 60
Average relative air humidity (1991–2020 normal, estimate) (1991-2020)	80%	80%	80%	ranked 11 of 60
Frost days per year, when the lowest hourly temperature was below 0 °C (1991–2020 normal, estimate) (1991-2020)	110 days	108	110	ranked 30 of 60
Ice days per year, when the highest hourly temperature was below 0 °C (1991–2020 normal, estimate) (1991-2020)	44 days	43	47	ranked 47 of 60
Days per year with at least 10 mm of precipitation (1991–2020 normal, estimate) (1991-2020)	14 days	15	13	ranked 13 of 60
Maximum daily precipitation total in the year (1991–2020 normal, estimate) (1991-2020)	30 mm	27 mm	28 mm	ranked 3 of 60
Length of the growing season: from 6 days with average daily temperature above 5 °C to 6 days below 5 °C (1991–2020 normal, estimate) (1991-2020)	208 days	210	204	ranked 23 of 60
Precipitation in June, July and August (1991–2020 normal, estimate) (1991-2020)	235 mm	235 mm	234 mm	ranked 25 of 60
Precipitation in December, January and February (1991–2020 normal, estimate) (1991-2020)	138 mm	152 mm	131 mm	ranked 13 of 60
Annual snowfall water equivalent (1991–2020 normal, estimate) (1991-2020)	103 mm	106 mm	104 mm	ranked 34 of 60
Share of snow in annual precipitation (1991–2020 normal, estimate) (1991-2020)	15%	15%	16%	ranked 43 of 60
Days per year with at least 5 cm of snowfall (1991–2020 normal, estimate) (1991-2020)	2.2 days	2.4	2.0	ranked 18 of 60
Maximum 5-day precipitation total in the year (1991–2020 normal, estimate) (1991-2020)	55 mm	54 mm	54 mm	ranked 14 of 60
Average annual soil temperature at 0–7 cm depth (1991–2020 normal, estimate) (1991-2020)	8.0 °C	8.0 °C	7.7 °C	ranked 10 of 60
Days per year when the average soil temperature was below 0 °C (1991–2020 normal, estimate) (1991-2020)	66 days	66	74	ranked 50 of 60
Days per year when the average soil temperature reached at least 10 °C (1991–2020 normal, estimate) (1991-2020)	156 days	155	152	ranked 8 of 60
Annual solar radiation on a horizontal surface (1991–2020 normal, estimate) (1991-2020)	1,035 kWh/m²	1,044 kWh/m²	1,022 kWh/m²	ranked 18 of 60
Solar radiation on a horizontal surface in June, July and August (1991–2020 normal, estimate) (1991-2020)	459 kWh/m²	463 kWh/m²	457 kWh/m²	ranked 15 of 60
Solar radiation on a horizontal surface in December, January and February (1991–2020 normal, estimate) (1991-2020)	64 kWh/m²	64 kWh/m²	61 kWh/m²	ranked 14 of 60
Mean daily maximum air temperature (1991–2020 normal, estimate) (1991-2020)	11.1 °C	11.0 °C	10.8 °C	ranked 11 of 60
Mean daily minimum air temperature (1991–2020 normal, estimate) (1991-2020)	3.8 °C	3.9 °C	3.8 °C	ranked 29 of 60
Mean daily temperature range: daily maximum minus daily minimum (1991–2020 normal, estimate) (1991-2020)	7.2 °C	7.0 °C	7.0 °C	ranked 1 of 60
Average wind speed at 10 m height (1991–2020 normal, estimate) (1991-2020)	3.8 m/s	3.7 m/s	3.6 m/s	ranked 9 of 60
Days per year with wind gusts of at least 15 m/s (1991–2020 normal, estimate) (1991-2020)	34 days	36	34	ranked 29 of 60
Average wind speed at 100 m height (1991–2020 normal, estimate) (1991-2020)	6.4 m/s	6.4 m/s	6.2 m/s	ranked 11 of 60
Average wind power density at 100 m height (1991–2020 normal, estimate) (1991-2020)	254 W/m²	251 W/m²	228 W/m²	ranked 11 of 60
Mean annual temperature (estimate) (1991-2020)	7.7 °C	–	7.5 °C	ranked 17 of 60
Mean temperature of the warmest month (estimate) (1991-2020)	18.4 °C	–	18.4 °C	ranked 23 of 60
Mean temperature of the coldest month (estimate) (1991-2020)	−2.6 °C	–	−2.8 °C	ranked 15 of 60
Frost days per year (minimum below 0 °C, estimate) (1991-2020)	109	–	110	ranked 36 of 60
Annual precipitation (estimate) (1991-2020)	669 mm	–	666 mm	ranked 27 of 60
Heating degree days per year (base 18 °C, estimate) (1991-2020)	3,804	–	3,884	ranked 42 of 60
Cooling degree days per year (base 21 °C, estimate) (1991-2020)	11	–	10	ranked 21 of 60

Economy

Indicator	Jurbarkas District Municipality	Tauragė County	National	Rank
Registered legal entities (2024)	922	3,571	186,598	ranked 36 of 60
Registered legal entities per 1,000 inhabitants (2024)	36.3 ‰	39.5 ‰	42.0 ‰	ranked 45 of 60
Registered companies (excluding individual enterprises) (2024)	539	2,289	140,267	ranked 38 of 60
Registered companies per 1,000 inhabitants (2024)	21.2 ‰	25.3 ‰	27.4 ‰	ranked 48 of 60
Companies registered during the year per 1,000 inhabitants (2024)	2.2 ‰	2.1 ‰	2.2 ‰	ranked 31 of 60
Share of companies registered in the last five years (2024)	38.8%	34.0%	39.1%	ranked 33 of 60
Supermarkets (OpenStreetMap) (2026)	8	36	994	ranked 31 of 60
Supermarkets per 10,000 inhabitants (OpenStreetMap) (2026)	3.2 10,000 inh.	4.0 10,000 inh.	3.4 10,000 inh.	ranked 36 of 60
Restaurants, cafés and bars (Overture Maps) (2026)	20	90	4,166	ranked 36 of 59
Restaurants, cafés and bars per 1,000 inhabitants (Overture Maps) (2026)	0.8 per 1,000 inh.	1.0 per 1,000 inh.	0.9 per 1,000 inh.	ranked 39 of 59
Public contract award notices from buyers in the municipality (per year) (2024-2025)	8.0	45.5	7,031	ranked 30 of 60
Public contract award notices from buyers in the municipality (per year, per 1,000 inhabitants) (2024-2025)	0.32	0.50	0.42	ranked 36 of 60
Value of public contracts awarded by buyers in the municipality (per year) (2024-2025)	1.19 M EUR	12.99	6,102	ranked 40 of 60
Share of works contracts in the award notices of buyers in the municipality (2021-2025)	0%	11%	5%	ranked 42 of 51
Share of award notices won by a company in the buyer's own municipality (2024-2025)	20%	10%	9%	ranked 7 of 44
Public contracts won by companies in the municipality (per year) (2024-2025)	4.5	20.5	5,535	ranked 34 of 60
Public contracts won by companies in the municipality (per year, per 1,000 inhabitants) (2024-2025)	0.18	0.23	0.23	ranked 36 of 60
Value of public contracts won by companies in the municipality (per year) (2024-2025)	1.59 M EUR	44.79	4,537	ranked 33 of 60
Share of works contracts in the public contracts won by companies in the municipality (2024-2025)	0%	18%	11%	ranked 35 of 48
Shops (OpenStreetMap) (2026)	64	374	9,001	ranked 31 of 59
Shops per 1,000 inhabitants (OpenStreetMap) (2026)	2.5 per 1,000 inh.	4.2 per 1,000 inh.	2.7 per 1,000 inh.	ranked 32 of 59
GDP per capita in the county (county) (2024)	16k€	16k€	19.1k€

Employment

Indicator	Jurbarkas District Municipality	Tauragė County	National	Rank
Job vacancies registered with the Employment Service (during the year) (2025)	846 positions	3,959	164,708	ranked 40 of 60
Job vacancies registered with the Employment Service per 1,000 inhabitants (during the year) (2025)	33.7 positions / 1,000 inh.	44.0 positions / 1,000 inh.	45.7 positions / 1,000 inh.	ranked 46 of 60
Median monthly base salary stated in job vacancies (2025)	1,400 €	–	1,300 €	ranked 10 of 60
Share of job vacancy notices with at least one position filled (2025)	79.8%	80.1%	80.5%	ranked 34 of 60
Share of job vacancies in the occupational group “Work requiring no qualification” (2025)	28.6%	23.8%	24.0%	ranked 11 of 60
Share of job vacancies in the occupational group “Production, technical maintenance” (2025)	13.0%	13.4%	14.0%	ranked 36 of 60
Share of job vacancies in the occupational group “Sales, purchasing, marketing” (2025)	6.5%	8.7%	9.1%	ranked 49 of 60
Share of job vacancies in the occupational group “Transport, warehousing, communications” (2025)	10.6%	10.4%	9.7%	ranked 21 of 60
Share of job vacancies in the occupational group “Hotels, catering, tourism” (2025)	7.0%	7.9%	6.9%	ranked 27 of 60
Share of job vacancies in the occupational group “Construction” (2025)	10.9%	8.6%	9.0%	ranked 16 of 60
Share of job vacancies in the occupational group “Administration, finance, economics” (2025)	2.6%	3.4%	2.6%	ranked 28 of 60
Share of job vacancies in the occupational group “Health care, pharmacy” (2025)	1.9%	2.4%	2.3%	ranked 38 of 60
Unemployment rate in the county (aged 15 and over) (county) (2025)	5.9%	5.9%	6.8%

Tourism

Indicator	Jurbarkas District Municipality	Tauragė County	National	Rank
Number of accommodation establishments (2024)	12 no.	57 no.	3,035 no.	ranked 49 of 60
Number of accommodation establishments per 1,000 inhabitants (2024)	0.5 no.	0.6 no.	0.7 no.	ranked 42 of 60
Number of rooms in accommodation establishments (2024)	92 no.	334 no.	35,020 no.	ranked 47 of 60
Places (beds) in accommodation establishments (2024)	222	–	476	ranked 49 of 60
Places (beds) in accommodation establishments per 1,000 residents (2024)	8.7 places / 1,000 residents	11.3 places / 1,000 residents	14.7 places / 1,000 residents	ranked 49 of 60
Average number of places per accommodation establishment (2024)	18.5 places / establishment	17.9 places / establishment	21.6 places / establishment	ranked 43 of 60
Share of places in hotels and guest houses (2024)	21.2%	–	30.9%	ranked 38 of 56
Share of places in the private accommodation sector (2024)	40.1%	–	32.8%	ranked 18 of 59
Share of places in hostels and apartment complexes (2024)	38.7%	–	13.6%	ranked 5 of 49
Room occupancy rate in hotels and similar establishments (2024)	2.8%	–	39.5%	ranked 55 of 55
Bed (place) occupancy rate in hotels and similar establishments (2024)	1.6%	–	26.1%	ranked 55 of 55
Nights spent in accommodation establishments (2024)	3,524	–	19,558	ranked 45 of 51
Nights in accommodation establishments per resident (2024)	0.1 nights / resident	–	0.7 nights / resident	ranked 47 of 51
Share of nights spent by tourists residing abroad (2024)	21.6%	–	20.2%	ranked 21 of 44
Share of nights spent by tourists residing in Germany (2024)	8.7%	–	1.3%	ranked 2 of 39
Share of nights spent by tourists residing in Poland (2024)	2.5%	–	3.0%	ranked 26 of 40
Share of nights spent by tourists residing in Belarus (2024)	2.5%	–	0.4%	ranked 11 of 35
Share of nights spent by tourists residing in Latvia (2024)	0.4%	–	1.9%	ranked 37 of 41
Share of nights spent by tourists residing in Ukraine (2024)	1.7%	–	1.1%	ranked 16 of 40
Share of nights in the private accommodation sector (individual hosts) (2024)	49.4%	–	13.0%	ranked 4 of 42

Transport

Indicator	Jurbarkas District Municipality	Tauragė County	National	Rank
Road accidents with injuries or deaths in the municipality (2025)	10	85	2,802	ranked 49 of 60
Road accidents with injuries or deaths per 10,000 inhabitants (annual average) (2021-2025)	4.5	8.7	8.8	ranked 59 of 60
People injured in road accidents per 10,000 inhabitants (annual average) (2021-2025)	5.4	10.6	10.1	ranked 59 of 60
Road deaths in the municipality over 5 years (2021-2025)	5	26	689	ranked 42 of 60
Road deaths per 100,000 inhabitants per year (2021-2025)	4.0	5.7	6.2	ranked 46 of 60
Share of accidents involving a pedestrian (2021-2025)	25.0%	21.4%	17.9%	ranked 15 of 60
Share of accidents involving a cyclist, motorcyclist, moped rider or electric scooter rider (2021-2025)	30.4%	29.4%	28.6%	ranked 27 of 60
Share of accidents in the dark (2021-2025)	10.7%	14.1%	17.8%	ranked 54 of 60
Share of accidents in which a person at fault was drunk (2021-2025)	5.4%	6.7%	7.2%	ranked 46 of 60
Public charging points for electric vehicles (2026)	35	169	5,907	ranked 30 of 60
Public charging points per 1,000 inhabitants (2026)	1.39 ‰	1.88 ‰	1.42 ‰	ranked 31 of 60
Share of fast charging points (50 kW or more) (2026)	46.6%	34.5%	51.7%	ranked 37 of 59
Number of public transport stops with departures on a weekday (2026)	186	–	166	ranked 20 of 52
Number of public transport stops per 100 km² (2026)	12.3 100 km²	13.8 100 km²	12.6 100 km²	ranked 29 of 51
Number of public transport departures on a weekday (2026)	2,410	–	1,855	ranked 21 of 52
Number of public transport departures on a weekday per 1,000 inhabitants (2026)	96 1,000 inh.	82 1,000 inh.	66 1,000 inh.	ranked 15 of 52
Number of public transport routes departing from the municipality's stops (2026)	48	–	46	ranked 22 of 52
Railway stations with passenger train departures (2026)	0	0	120	ranked 35 of 60
Number of passenger train departures on a weekday (2026)	0	0	1,622	ranked 35 of 60
Sunday departures (as a percentage of weekday departures) (2026)	15%	21%	35%	ranked 46 of 52
Bus ticket price per 100 km as the crow flies (median) (2026)	12.0 €	9.9 €	10.2 €	ranked 5 of 49

Society

Indicator	Jurbarkas District Municipality	Tauragė County	National	Rank
Associations, public institutions, foundations and other non-profit organisations per 1,000 inhabitants (2024)	7.2 ‰	7.0 ‰	7.3 ‰	ranked 32 of 60
Number of cultural heritage objects (2026)	91	349	8,847	ranked 39 of 60
Cultural heritage objects per 10,000 inhabitants (2026)	36.2 10,000 inh.	38.8 10,000 inh.	41.0 10,000 inh.	ranked 33 of 60
Cultural heritage objects per 100 km² (2026)	6.0 100 km²	7.9 100 km²	9.5 100 km²	ranked 50 of 59
Number of archaeological heritage objects (2026)	10	67	860	ranked 36 of 60
Number of sacred heritage objects (2026)	12	27	530	ranked 11 of 60
Number of petrol stations (OpenStreetMap) (2026)	10	41	773	ranked 21 of 60
Number of petrol stations per 10,000 inhabitants (OpenStreetMap) (2026)	4.0 10,000 inh.	4.6 10,000 inh.	2.9 10,000 inh.	ranked 10 of 60
Number of ATMs (OpenStreetMap) (2026)	5	21	708	ranked 34 of 60
Number of ATMs per 10,000 inhabitants (OpenStreetMap) (2026)	2.0 10,000 inh.	2.3 10,000 inh.	2.1 10,000 inh.	ranked 38 of 60
Number of Christian places of worship (OpenStreetMap) (2026)	23	76	1,155	ranked 19 of 60
Number of Christian places of worship per 10,000 inhabitants (OpenStreetMap) (2026)	9.2 10,000 inh.	8.4 10,000 inh.	7.0 10,000 inh.	ranked 16 of 60
Number of children's playgrounds (OpenStreetMap) (2026)	7	29	2,126	ranked 43 of 60
Number of children's playgrounds per 10,000 inhabitants (OpenStreetMap) (2026)	2.8 10,000 inh.	3.2 10,000 inh.	4.0 10,000 inh.	ranked 47 of 60
Number of parks (OpenStreetMap) (2026)	16	78	795	ranked 15 of 60
Number of parks per 10,000 inhabitants (OpenStreetMap) (2026)	6.4 10,000 inh.	8.7 10,000 inh.	2.7 10,000 inh.	ranked 9 of 60
Number of hillforts (OpenStreetMap) (2026)	16	38	611	ranked 14 of 60
Number of hillforts per 100 km² (OpenStreetMap) (2026)	1.1 100 km²	0.9 100 km²	0.9 100 km²	ranked 27 of 59
Number of sports pitches (OpenStreetMap) (2026)	61	220	5,174	ranked 30 of 60
Number of sports pitches per 10,000 inhabitants (OpenStreetMap) (2026)	24.3 10,000 inh.	24.5 10,000 inh.	21.2 10,000 inh.	ranked 22 of 60
Number of football pitches per 10,000 inhabitants (OpenStreetMap) (2026)	5.2 10,000 inh.	4.8 10,000 inh.	4.0 10,000 inh.	ranked 17 of 60
Number of museums (OpenStreetMap) (2026)	7	17	474	ranked 21 of 60
Number of museums per 100,000 inhabitants (OpenStreetMap) (2026)	27.9 100,000 inh.	18.9 100,000 inh.	16.2 100,000 inh.	ranked 17 of 60
Number of cinemas and theatres (OpenStreetMap) (2026)	1	7	93	ranked 15 of 60
Number of cinemas and theatres per 100,000 inhabitants (OpenStreetMap) (2026)	4.0 100,000 inh.	7.8 100,000 inh.	0.5 100,000 inh.	ranked 23 of 60
Events registered by the police in the municipality (2025)	3,911	14,557	770,764	ranked 41 of 60
Events registered by the police per 1,000 inhabitants (annual average) (2023-2025)	167.3	171.6	199.0	ranked 53 of 60
Events registered by the police and classified as a criminal offence per 1,000 inhabitants (annual average) (2023-2025)	12.46	9.89	12.32	ranked 30 of 60
Property-related events (theft, robbery, damage) registered by the police per 1,000 inhabitants (annual average) (2023-2025)	23.45	27.48	30.02	ranked 51 of 60
Fraud cases registered by the police per 1,000 inhabitants (annual average) (2025)	4.77	4.87	5.55	ranked 49 of 60
Events against the person registered by the police per 1,000 inhabitants (annual average) (2023-2025)	48.64	38.79	43.33	ranked 19 of 60
Domestic violence cases registered by the police per 1,000 inhabitants (annual average) (2023-2025)	26.71	21.21	22.53	ranked 17 of 60
Public order events registered by the police per 1,000 inhabitants (annual average) (2023-2025)	28.49	26.51	35.50	ranked 45 of 60
Drug-related events registered by the police per 1,000 inhabitants (annual average) (2023-2025)	1.00	1.12	1.77	ranked 53 of 57

Environment

Indicator	Jurbarkas District Municipality	Tauragė County	National	Rank
Share of the municipality's area in protected areas (OpenStreetMap) (2026)	3.3%	7.4%	6.2%	ranked 40 of 59
Fine particles PM2.5 (annual mean) (2024)	8.1 µg/m³	8.2 µg/m³	7.9 µg/m³	ranked 21 of 60
Nitrogen dioxide NO₂ (annual mean) (2024)	4.1 µg/m³	4.3 µg/m³	4.4 µg/m³	ranked 42 of 60
Ozone O₃ (93.2nd percentile of daily maximum 8-hour means) (2024)	101 µg/m³	100 µg/m³	102 µg/m³	ranked 35 of 60
Average altitude of the area (2021)	57 m	–	102 m	ranked 50 of 60
Average slope of the terrain (2021)	2.5 °	–	2.7 °	ranked 37 of 60
Share of the area with a slope above 15° (2021)	0.4%	–	0.2%	ranked 22 of 60
Share of artificial surfaces (built-up land, industry, transport) (2018)	2.0%	–	2.8%	ranked 48 of 60
Share of agricultural land (fields, orchards, pastures) (2018)	57.8%	–	58.9%	ranked 32 of 60
Share of forest (broad-leaved, coniferous, mixed) (2018)	33.9%	–	28.0%	ranked 14 of 60
Share of natural open land (heath, scrub, grassland, bare rock, glaciers) (2018)	5.2%	–	4.8%	ranked 22 of 60
Share of wetlands (marshes, peat bogs) (2018)	0.1%	–	0.6%	ranked 46 of 60
Share of water surfaces (rivers, lakes, reservoirs, lagoons) (2018)	1.0%	–	1.1%	ranked 33 of 60
Sealed soil: average imperviousness density (2018)	0.5%	–	0.7%	ranked 46 of 60
Share of land area that is built-up (2020)	0.4%	0.5%	0.6%	ranked 50 of 59
Built-up surface per inhabitant (2020)	237 m²/inh.	251 m²/inh.	245 m²/inh.	ranked 34 of 60
Increase in built-up surface since 1975 (2020)	70%	–	68%	ranked 29 of 60
Increase in built-up surface since 2000 (2020)	22%	–	21%	ranked 23 of 60
Share of the municipality's area in national parks, strict reserves and sanctuaries (2026)	2.0%	2.0%	2.0%	ranked 28 of 59
Area of national parks, strict reserves and sanctuaries (2026)	30.0 km²	87.8 km²	3,075 km²	ranked 25 of 59
Share of the municipality's area in Natura 2000 sites (2026)	19.2%	17.4%	9.8%	ranked 10 of 59

Health

Indicator	Jurbarkas District Municipality	Tauragė County	National	Rank
Hospital beds in the municipality (2023)	160 beds	479	27,800	ranked 22 of 59
Hospital beds in the municipality per 1,000 inhabitants (2023)	6.5 beds / 1,000 inh.	5.3 beds / 1,000 inh.	5.1 beds / 1,000 inh.	ranked 14 of 59
Acute-care hospital beds in the municipality per 1,000 inhabitants (2023)	3.1 beds / 1,000 inh.	2.5 beds / 1,000 inh.	2.1 beds / 1,000 inh.	ranked 13 of 59
Inpatient hospital facilities (2023)	1 facilities	5	133	ranked 25 of 59
Hospital admissions per year in the municipality's hospitals (2023)	3,335 admissions	12,608	899,576	ranked 25 of 59
Acute-care bed occupancy rate (2023)	59.6%	–	65.9%	ranked 31 of 47
Average length of stay in acute-care beds (2023)	5.4 days	4.8	5.6	ranked 26 of 47
Acute-care bed turnover (patients per bed per year) (2023)	40.0 patients / bed	–	43.8 patients / bed	ranked 28 of 47
In-hospital case fatality in acute-care beds (deaths among discharges and deaths) (2023)	4.55%	3.69%	4.01%	ranked 16 of 47
Crude death rate (deaths per 1,000 inhabitants) (2025)	16.4 ‰	15.7 ‰	15.6 ‰	ranked 26 of 60
Crude death rate, 3-year average 2023–2025 (deaths per 1,000 inhabitants) (2023-2025)	16.4 ‰	15.2 ‰	15.2 ‰	ranked 24 of 60
Pharmacies (OpenStreetMap) (2026)	12	32	736	ranked 11 of 59
Pharmacies per 10,000 inhabitants (OpenStreetMap) (2026)	4.8 per 10,000 inh.	3.6 per 10,000 inh.	2.4 per 10,000 inh.	ranked 5 of 59

Education

Indicator	Jurbarkas District Municipality	Tauragė County	National	Rank
Schools (OpenStreetMap) (2026)	17	61	1,084	ranked 19 of 59
Schools per 10,000 inhabitants (OpenStreetMap) (2026)	6.8 per 10,000 inh.	6.8 per 10,000 inh.	4.8 per 10,000 inh.	ranked 9 of 59
Pre-school establishments (nurseries, kindergartens, school-kindergartens) (2025)	3	–	7	ranked 49 of 58
Pre-school establishments per 1,000 children under 15 (2025)	1.1 per 1,000 children under 15	–	2.4 per 1,000 children under 15	ranked 54 of 58
General education schools (primary, basic, progymnasia, gymnasia) (2025)	13	36	1,021	ranked 26 of 60
General education schools per 1,000 children under 15 (2025)	4.8 per 1,000 children under 15	–	3.1 per 1,000 children under 15	ranked 9 of 60
Vocational training establishments (2025)	1	3	117	ranked 22 of 60
Non-formal children's education schools (music, arts, sports, etc.) (2025)	1	7	440	ranked 53 of 60
Non-formal children's education schools per 1,000 children under 15 (2025)	0.4 per 1,000 children under 15	–	1.0 per 1,000 children under 15	ranked 56 of 60

Risks

Indicator	Jurbarkas District Municipality	Tauragė County	National	Rank
Number of civil protection sirens (2026)	21	61	1,180	ranked 17 of 60
Civil protection sirens per 10,000 residents (2026)	8.4 / 10,000 residents	6.8 / 10,000 residents	4.7 / 10,000 residents	ranked 12 of 60
Civil protection sirens per 100 km² (2026)	1.4 / 100 km²	1.4 / 100 km²	1.4 / 100 km²	ranked 29 of 59
Number of shelters (2026)	56	117	6,584	ranked 25 of 60
Shelters per 10,000 residents (2026)	22.3 / 10,000 residents	13.0 / 10,000 residents	18.3 / 10,000 residents	ranked 23 of 60
Shelter places as a percentage of residents (2026)	49%	38%	42%	ranked 23 of 60
Number of collective protection structures (2026)	20	74	2,518	ranked 41 of 60
Collective protection structures per 10,000 residents (2026)	8.0 / 10,000 residents	8.2 / 10,000 residents	10.3 / 10,000 residents	ranked 41 of 60
Collective protection places as a percentage of residents (2026)	40%	45%	41%	ranked 34 of 60
Number of evacuation points (2026)	37	88	1,960	ranked 18 of 60
Evacuation points per 10,000 residents (2026)	14.7 / 10,000 residents	9.8 / 10,000 residents	9.1 / 10,000 residents	ranked 19 of 60
Fire and rescue service incidents (fires, rescues and others) per 1,000 residents (2025)	9.0 / 1,000 residents	10.8 / 1,000 residents	11.2 / 1,000 residents	ranked 47 of 58
Number of fires (2025)	53	–	87	ranked 47 of 58
Fires per 1,000 residents (2025)	2.1 / 1,000 residents	2.7 / 1,000 residents	2.9 / 1,000 residents	ranked 47 of 58
Fires per 1,000 residents a year, average 2021-2025 (2021-2025)	2.8 / 1,000 residents a year	3.3 / 1,000 residents a year	3.4 / 1,000 residents a year	ranked 42 of 58
Share of fires in grass, hay, forest litter and peat (2021-2025)	20.4%	18.2%	18.4%	ranked 21 of 58
Share of fires in waste and rubbish (2021-2025)	6.8%	8.9%	12.3%	ranked 54 of 58
Share of chimney and stove fires (2021-2025)	24.6%	21.5%	17.0%	ranked 9 of 58
Share of vehicle fires (2021-2025)	5.4%	6.0%	4.2%	ranked 14 of 58
Share of fires in electrical wiring and appliances (2021-2025)	2.0%	3.4%	3.0%	ranked 39 of 58
Fire deaths per 100,000 residents a year, average 2016-2025 (2016-2025)	3.1 / 100,000 residents a year	2.4 / 100,000 residents a year	3.9 / 100,000 residents a year	ranked 36 of 58
Structures destroyed by fire per 10,000 residents a year, average 2021-2025 (2021-2025)	1.1 / 10,000 residents a year	1.0 / 10,000 residents a year	0.8 / 10,000 residents a year	ranked 18 of 58
Land area exposed to river flooding (1-in-10-year flood) (2024)	1.8%	4.5%	1.2%	ranked 22 of 57
Land area exposed to river flooding (1-in-100-year flood) (2024)	2.5%	5.4%	1.8%	ranked 22 of 57
Land area exposed to river flooding (1-in-500-year flood) (2024)	2.8%	5.7%	2.1%	ranked 22 of 57
Land area under more than 1 m of water in a 1-in-100-year river flood (2024)	2.0%	4.2%	1.1%	ranked 18 of 57
Seismic hazard: peak ground acceleration (10 % in 50 years) (2020)	0.0088 g	0.0101 g	0.0075 g	ranked 25 of 60

Jurbarkas District Municipality: indicators over time

Indicators available for several years. Hover over or tap a chart to read the value for each year.

Average annual air temperature (1991–2020 normal, estimate)

+1.8 °C

8.5 °C in 2025, compared with 6.7 °C in 1951

Average annual air temperature (1991–2020 normal, estimate) (°C), 1951–2025

Annual precipitation (1991–2020 normal, estimate)

+201 mm+38.1%

728 mm in 2025, compared with 527 mm in 1951

Annual precipitation (1991–2020 normal, estimate) (mm), 1951–2025

Days per year with at least 1 cm of snowfall (1991–2020 normal, estimate)

−17 days−60.7%

11 days in 2025, compared with 28 days in 1951

Days per year with at least 1 cm of snowfall (1991–2020 normal, estimate) (days), 1951–2025

Heating degree days, base 18 °C (1991–2020 normal, estimate)

−718 °C·d−17.3%

3,443 °C·d in 2025, compared with 4,161 °C·d in 1951

Heating degree days, base 18 °C (1991–2020 normal, estimate) (°C·d), 1951–2025

Average cloud cover (1991–2020 normal, estimate)

+8.0 pp

69% in 2025, compared with 61% in 1951

Average cloud cover (1991–2020 normal, estimate) (%), 1951–2025

Clear days per year, when average cloud cover was below 20% (1991–2020 normal, estimate)

−27 days−57.4%

20 days in 2025, compared with 47 days in 1951

Clear days per year, when average cloud cover was below 20% (1991–2020 normal, estimate) (days), 1951–2025

Days per year with average cloud cover above 80% (1991–2020 normal, estimate)

+20 days+14.9%

154 days in 2025, compared with 134 days in 1951

Days per year with average cloud cover above 80% (1991–2020 normal, estimate) (days), 1951–2025

Average relative air humidity (1991–2020 normal, estimate)

+3.0 pp

81% in 2025, compared with 78% in 1951

Average relative air humidity (1991–2020 normal, estimate) (%), 1951–2025

Frost days per year, when the lowest hourly temperature was below 0 °C (1991–2020 normal, estimate)

−39 days−30.7%

88 days in 2025, compared with 127 days in 1951

Frost days per year, when the lowest hourly temperature was below 0 °C (1991–2020 normal, estimate) (days), 1951–2025

Ice days per year, when the highest hourly temperature was below 0 °C (1991–2020 normal, estimate)

−29 days−58.0%

21 days in 2025, compared with 50 days in 1951

Ice days per year, when the highest hourly temperature was below 0 °C (1991–2020 normal, estimate) (days), 1951–2025

Days per year with at least 10 mm of precipitation (1991–2020 normal, estimate)

+8 days+100.0%

16 days in 2025, compared with 8 days in 1951

Days per year with at least 10 mm of precipitation (1991–2020 normal, estimate) (days), 1951–2025

Maximum daily precipitation total in the year (1991–2020 normal, estimate)

+4 mm+16.0%

29 mm in 2025, compared with 25 mm in 1951

Maximum daily precipitation total in the year (1991–2020 normal, estimate) (mm), 1951–2025

Length of the growing season: from 6 days with average daily temperature above 5 °C to 6 days below 5 °C (1991–2020 normal, estimate)

+83 days+48.0%

256 days in 2025, compared with 173 days in 1951

Length of the growing season: from 6 days with average daily temperature above 5 °C to 6 days below 5 °C (1991–2020 normal, estimate) (days), 1951–2025

Precipitation in June, July and August (1991–2020 normal, estimate)

+164 mm+118.8%

302 mm in 2025, compared with 138 mm in 1951

Precipitation in June, July and August (1991–2020 normal, estimate) (mm), 1951–2025

Precipitation in December, January and February (1991–2020 normal, estimate)

−52 mm−33.8%

102 mm in 2025, compared with 154 mm in 1951

Precipitation in December, January and February (1991–2020 normal, estimate) (mm), 1951–2025

Annual snowfall water equivalent (1991–2020 normal, estimate)

−80 mm−58.4%

57 mm in 2025, compared with 137 mm in 1951

Annual snowfall water equivalent (1991–2020 normal, estimate) (mm), 1951–2025

Share of snow in annual precipitation (1991–2020 normal, estimate)

−18.0 pp

8% in 2025, compared with 26% in 1951

Share of snow in annual precipitation (1991–2020 normal, estimate) (%), 1951–2025

Days per year with at least 5 cm of snowfall (1991–2020 normal, estimate)

−2.0 days−66.7%

1.0 days in 2025, compared with 3.0 days in 1951

Days per year with at least 5 cm of snowfall (1991–2020 normal, estimate) (days), 1951–2025

Maximum 5-day precipitation total in the year (1991–2020 normal, estimate)

+27 mm+79.4%

61 mm in 2025, compared with 34 mm in 1951

Maximum 5-day precipitation total in the year (1991–2020 normal, estimate) (mm), 1951–2025

Average annual soil temperature at 0–7 cm depth (1991–2020 normal, estimate)

+1.0 °C

8.7 °C in 2025, compared with 7.6 °C in 1951

Average annual soil temperature at 0–7 cm depth (1991–2020 normal, estimate) (°C), 1951–2025

Days per year when the average soil temperature was below 0 °C (1991–2020 normal, estimate)

−58 days−58.0%

42 days in 2025, compared with 100 days in 1951

Days per year when the average soil temperature was below 0 °C (1991–2020 normal, estimate) (days), 1951–2025

Days per year when the average soil temperature reached at least 10 °C (1991–2020 normal, estimate)

+5 days+3.4%

150 days in 2025, compared with 145 days in 1951

Days per year when the average soil temperature reached at least 10 °C (1991–2020 normal, estimate) (days), 1951–2025

Annual solar radiation on a horizontal surface (1991–2020 normal, estimate)

−74 kWh/m²−6.7%

1,029 kWh/m² in 2025, compared with 1,103 kWh/m² in 1951

Annual solar radiation on a horizontal surface (1991–2020 normal, estimate) (kWh/m²), 1951–2025

Solar radiation on a horizontal surface in June, July and August (1991–2020 normal, estimate)

−59 kWh/m²−11.7%

445 kWh/m² in 2025, compared with 504 kWh/m² in 1951

Solar radiation on a horizontal surface in June, July and August (1991–2020 normal, estimate) (kWh/m²), 1951–2025

Solar radiation on a horizontal surface in December, January and February (1991–2020 normal, estimate)

−5 kWh/m²−7.5%

62 kWh/m² in 2025, compared with 67 kWh/m² in 1951

Solar radiation on a horizontal surface in December, January and February (1991–2020 normal, estimate) (kWh/m²), 1951–2025

Mean daily maximum air temperature (1991–2020 normal, estimate)

+2.0 °C

12.2 °C in 2025, compared with 10.2 °C in 1951

Mean daily maximum air temperature (1991–2020 normal, estimate) (°C), 1951–2025

Mean daily minimum air temperature (1991–2020 normal, estimate)

+1.6 °C

5.0 °C in 2025, compared with 3.4 °C in 1951

Mean daily minimum air temperature (1991–2020 normal, estimate) (°C), 1951–2025

Mean daily temperature range: daily maximum minus daily minimum (1991–2020 normal, estimate)

+0.4 °C

7.2 °C in 2025, compared with 6.8 °C in 1951

Mean daily temperature range: daily maximum minus daily minimum (1991–2020 normal, estimate) (°C), 1951–2025

Average wind speed at 10 m height (1991–2020 normal, estimate)

0.0 m/s−1.3%

3.7 m/s in 2025, compared with 3.8 m/s in 1951

Average wind speed at 10 m height (1991–2020 normal, estimate) (m/s), 1951–2025

Days per year with wind gusts of at least 15 m/s (1991–2020 normal, estimate)

+4 days+17.4%

27 days in 2025, compared with 23 days in 1951

Days per year with wind gusts of at least 15 m/s (1991–2020 normal, estimate) (days), 1951–2025

Average wind speed at 100 m height (1991–2020 normal, estimate)

−0.2 m/s−2.8%

6.2 m/s in 2025, compared with 6.4 m/s in 1951

Average wind speed at 100 m height (1991–2020 normal, estimate) (m/s), 1951–2025

Average wind power density at 100 m height (1991–2020 normal, estimate)

−24 W/m²−9.4%

231 W/m² in 2025, compared with 255 W/m² in 1951

Average wind power density at 100 m height (1991–2020 normal, estimate) (W/m²), 1951–2025

Mean annual temperature (estimate)

+2.1 °C

8.7 °C in 2025, compared with 6.6 °C in 1950

Mean annual temperature (estimate) (°C), 1950–2025

Frost days per year (minimum below 0 °C, estimate)

−23−21.3%

85 in 2025, compared with 108 in 1950

Frost days per year (minimum below 0 °C, estimate), 1950–2025

Annual precipitation (estimate)

−62 mm−7.8%

728 mm in 2025, compared with 790 mm in 1950

Annual precipitation (estimate) (mm), 1950–2025

Public contract award notices from buyers in the municipality (per year)

+9.0+450.0%

11.0 in 2025, compared with 2.0 in 2021

Public contract award notices from buyers in the municipality (per year), 2021–2025

Job vacancies registered with the Employment Service (during the year)

−175 positions−17.1%

846 positions in 2025, compared with 1,021 positions in 2010

Job vacancies registered with the Employment Service (during the year) (positions), 2010–2025

Job vacancies registered with the Employment Service per 1,000 inhabitants (during the year)

−44.3 positions / 1,000 inh.−56.8%

33.7 positions / 1,000 inh. in 2025, compared with 78.0 positions / 1,000 inh. in 2015

Job vacancies registered with the Employment Service per 1,000 inhabitants (during the year) (positions / 1,000 inh.), 2015–2025

Median monthly base salary stated in job vacancies

+853 €+155.9%

1,400 € in 2025, compared with 547 € in 2018

Median monthly base salary stated in job vacancies (€), 2018–2025

Share of job vacancy notices with at least one position filled

+25.3 pp

79.8% in 2025, compared with 54.5% in 2018

Share of job vacancy notices with at least one position filled (%), 2018–2025

Share of job vacancies in the occupational group “Work requiring no qualification”

+19.0 pp

28.6% in 2025, compared with 9.6% in 2018

Share of job vacancies in the occupational group “Work requiring no qualification” (%), 2018–2025

Share of job vacancies in the occupational group “Production, technical maintenance”

+6.5 pp

13.0% in 2025, compared with 6.5% in 2018

Share of job vacancies in the occupational group “Production, technical maintenance” (%), 2018–2025

Share of job vacancies in the occupational group “Sales, purchasing, marketing”

−0.1 pp

6.5% in 2025, compared with 6.6% in 2018

Share of job vacancies in the occupational group “Sales, purchasing, marketing” (%), 2018–2025

Share of job vacancies in the occupational group “Transport, warehousing, communications”

−29.6 pp

10.6% in 2025, compared with 40.2% in 2018

Share of job vacancies in the occupational group “Transport, warehousing, communications” (%), 2018–2025

Share of job vacancies in the occupational group “Hotels, catering, tourism”

+3.6 pp

7.0% in 2025, compared with 3.4% in 2018

Share of job vacancies in the occupational group “Hotels, catering, tourism” (%), 2018–2025

Share of job vacancies in the occupational group “Construction”

−6.4 pp

10.9% in 2025, compared with 17.3% in 2018

Share of job vacancies in the occupational group “Construction” (%), 2018–2025

Share of job vacancies in the occupational group “Administration, finance, economics”

+1.1 pp

2.6% in 2025, compared with 1.5% in 2018

Share of job vacancies in the occupational group “Administration, finance, economics” (%), 2018–2025

Share of job vacancies in the occupational group “Health care, pharmacy”

−1.1 pp

1.9% in 2025, compared with 3.0% in 2018

Share of job vacancies in the occupational group “Health care, pharmacy” (%), 2018–2025

Places (beds) in accommodation establishments

+21+10.4%

222 in 2024, compared with 201 in 2019

Places (beds) in accommodation establishments, 2019–2024

Places (beds) in accommodation establishments per 1,000 residents

+1.1 places / 1,000 residents+13.8%

8.7 places / 1,000 residents in 2024, compared with 7.7 places / 1,000 residents in 2019

Places (beds) in accommodation establishments per 1,000 residents (places / 1,000 residents), 2019–2024

Room occupancy rate in hotels and similar establishments

−15.4 pp

2.8% in 2024, compared with 18.2% in 2013

Room occupancy rate in hotels and similar establishments (%), 2013–2024

Bed (place) occupancy rate in hotels and similar establishments

−15.8 pp

1.6% in 2024, compared with 17.4% in 2013

Bed (place) occupancy rate in hotels and similar establishments (%), 2013–2024

Nights spent in accommodation establishments

−3,139−47.1%

3,524 in 2024, compared with 6,663 in 2020

Nights spent in accommodation establishments, 2020–2024

Nights in accommodation establishments per resident

−0.1 nights / resident−46.2%

0.1 nights / resident in 2024, compared with 0.3 nights / resident in 2020

Nights in accommodation establishments per resident (nights / resident), 2020–2024

Share of nights spent by tourists residing abroad

−6.1 pp

21.6% in 2024, compared with 27.7% in 2020

Share of nights spent by tourists residing abroad (%), 2020–2024

Share of nights spent by tourists residing in Germany

+7.8 pp

8.7% in 2024, compared with 0.9% in 2020

Share of nights spent by tourists residing in Germany (%), 2020–2024

Share of nights spent by tourists residing in Poland

−4.1 pp

2.5% in 2024, compared with 6.6% in 2021

Share of nights spent by tourists residing in Poland (%), 2021–2024

Share of nights spent by tourists residing in Latvia

+0.1 pp

0.4% in 2024, compared with 0.3% in 2021

Share of nights spent by tourists residing in Latvia (%), 2021–2024

Share of nights spent by tourists residing in Ukraine

+1.6 pp

1.7% in 2024, compared with 0.1% in 2021

Share of nights spent by tourists residing in Ukraine (%), 2021–2024

Share of nights in hotels and guest houses

+6.9 pp

49.8% in 2023, compared with 42.9% in 2020

Share of nights in hotels and guest houses (%), 2020–2023

Share of nights in the private accommodation sector (individual hosts)

−7.7 pp

49.4% in 2024, compared with 57.1% in 2020

Share of nights in the private accommodation sector (individual hosts) (%), 2020–2024

Road accidents with injuries or deaths in the municipality

−11−52.4%

10 in 2025, compared with 21 in 2013

Road accidents with injuries or deaths in the municipality, 2013–2025

Road accidents with injuries or deaths per 10,000 inhabitants (annual average)

−1.3−22.7%

4.5 in 2025, compared with 5.8 in 2019

Road accidents with injuries or deaths per 10,000 inhabitants (annual average), 2019–2025

People injured in road accidents per 10,000 inhabitants (annual average)

−1.2−18.5%

5.4 in 2025, compared with 6.7 in 2019

People injured in road accidents per 10,000 inhabitants (annual average), 2019–2025

Road deaths in the municipality over 5 years

−3−37.5%

5 in 2025, compared with 8 in 2017

Road deaths in the municipality over 5 years, 2017–2025

Road deaths per 100,000 inhabitants per year

−2.6−39.5%

4.0 in 2025, compared with 6.6 in 2019

Road deaths per 100,000 inhabitants per year, 2019–2025

Share of accidents involving a pedestrian

+5.4 pp

25.0% in 2025, compared with 19.6% in 2017

Share of accidents involving a pedestrian (%), 2017–2025

Share of accidents involving a cyclist, motorcyclist, moped rider or electric scooter rider

+6.5 pp

30.4% in 2025, compared with 23.9% in 2017

Share of accidents involving a cyclist, motorcyclist, moped rider or electric scooter rider (%), 2017–2025

Share of accidents in the dark

−13.2 pp

10.7% in 2025, compared with 23.9% in 2017

Share of accidents in the dark (%), 2017–2025

Share of accidents in which a person at fault was drunk

−4.6 pp

5.4% in 2025, compared with 10.0% in 2017

Share of accidents in which a person at fault was drunk (%), 2017–2025

Events registered by the police in the municipality

+43+1.1%

3,911 in 2025, compared with 3,868 in 2019

Events registered by the police in the municipality, 2019–2025

Events registered by the police per 1,000 inhabitants (annual average)

−7.7−4.4%

167.3 in 2025, compared with 175.0 in 2021

Events registered by the police per 1,000 inhabitants (annual average), 2021–2025

Events registered by the police and classified as a criminal offence per 1,000 inhabitants (annual average)

−0.34−2.7%

12.46 in 2025, compared with 12.80 in 2021

Events registered by the police and classified as a criminal offence per 1,000 inhabitants (annual average), 2021–2025

Property-related events (theft, robbery, damage) registered by the police per 1,000 inhabitants (annual average)

+0.98+4.4%

23.45 in 2025, compared with 22.47 in 2023

Property-related events (theft, robbery, damage) registered by the police per 1,000 inhabitants (annual average), 2023–2025

Events against the person registered by the police per 1,000 inhabitants (annual average)

+1.19+2.5%

48.64 in 2025, compared with 47.45 in 2023

Events against the person registered by the police per 1,000 inhabitants (annual average), 2023–2025

Domestic violence cases registered by the police per 1,000 inhabitants (annual average)

+4.81+22.0%

26.71 in 2025, compared with 21.90 in 2021

Domestic violence cases registered by the police per 1,000 inhabitants (annual average), 2021–2025

Public order events registered by the police per 1,000 inhabitants (annual average)

−3.65−11.4%

28.49 in 2025, compared with 32.14 in 2022

Public order events registered by the police per 1,000 inhabitants (annual average), 2022–2025

Drug-related events registered by the police per 1,000 inhabitants (annual average)

−0.16−13.8%

1.00 in 2025, compared with 1.16 in 2021

Drug-related events registered by the police per 1,000 inhabitants (annual average), 2021–2025

Fine particles PM2.5 (annual mean)

−2.8 µg/m³−25.7%

8.1 µg/m³ in 2024, compared with 10.9 µg/m³ in 2018

Fine particles PM2.5 (annual mean) (µg/m³), 2018–2024

Nitrogen dioxide NO₂ (annual mean)

−0.5 µg/m³−10.9%

4.1 µg/m³ in 2024, compared with 4.6 µg/m³ in 2018

Nitrogen dioxide NO₂ (annual mean) (µg/m³), 2018–2024

Ozone O₃ (93.2nd percentile of daily maximum 8-hour means)

−5 µg/m³−4.5%

101 µg/m³ in 2024, compared with 106 µg/m³ in 2018

Ozone O₃ (93.2nd percentile of daily maximum 8-hour means) (µg/m³), 2018–2024

Share of artificial surfaces (built-up land, industry, transport)

−0.1 pp

2.0% in 2018, compared with 2.1% in 2000

Share of artificial surfaces (built-up land, industry, transport) (%), 2000–2018

Share of agricultural land (fields, orchards, pastures)

−1.6 pp

57.8% in 2018, compared with 59.4% in 2000

Share of agricultural land (fields, orchards, pastures) (%), 2000–2018

Share of forest (broad-leaved, coniferous, mixed)

+0.8 pp

33.9% in 2018, compared with 33.1% in 2000

Share of forest (broad-leaved, coniferous, mixed) (%), 2000–2018

Share of natural open land (heath, scrub, grassland, bare rock, glaciers)

+0.9 pp

5.2% in 2018, compared with 4.3% in 2000

Share of natural open land (heath, scrub, grassland, bare rock, glaciers) (%), 2000–2018

Share of wetlands (marshes, peat bogs)

−0.2 pp

0.1% in 2018, compared with 0.3% in 2000

Share of wetlands (marshes, peat bogs) (%), 2000–2018

Share of water surfaces (rivers, lakes, reservoirs, lagoons)

+0.1 pp

1.0% in 2018, compared with 0.9% in 2000

Share of water surfaces (rivers, lakes, reservoirs, lagoons) (%), 2000–2018

Share of land area that is built-up

+0.2 pp

0.4% in 2020, compared with 0.2% in 1975

Share of land area that is built-up (%), 1975–2020

Hospital beds in the municipality

−74 beds−31.6%

160 beds in 2023, compared with 234 beds in 2001

Hospital beds in the municipality (beds), 2001–2023

Hospital beds in the municipality per 1,000 inhabitants

+0.2 beds / 1,000 inh.+3.5%

6.5 beds / 1,000 inh. in 2023, compared with 6.2 beds / 1,000 inh. in 2015

Hospital beds in the municipality per 1,000 inhabitants (beds / 1,000 inh.), 2015–2023

Acute-care hospital beds in the municipality per 1,000 inhabitants

0.0 beds / 1,000 inh.−0.9%

3.1 beds / 1,000 inh. in 2023, compared with 3.2 beds / 1,000 inh. in 2015

Acute-care hospital beds in the municipality per 1,000 inhabitants (beds / 1,000 inh.), 2015–2023

Inpatient hospital facilities

−2 facilities−66.7%

1 facilities in 2023, compared with 3 facilities in 2001

Inpatient hospital facilities (facilities), 2001–2023

Hospital admissions per year in the municipality's hospitals

−3,003 admissions−47.4%

3,335 admissions in 2023, compared with 6,338 admissions in 2001

Hospital admissions per year in the municipality's hospitals (admissions), 2001–2023

Acute-care bed occupancy rate

−17.2 pp

59.6% in 2023, compared with 76.8% in 2001

Acute-care bed occupancy rate (%), 2001–2023

Average length of stay in acute-care beds

−3.0 days−35.3%

5.4 days in 2023, compared with 8.4 days in 2001

Average length of stay in acute-care beds (days), 2001–2023

Acute-care bed turnover (patients per bed per year)

+6.6 patients / bed+19.9%

40.0 patients / bed in 2023, compared with 33.3 patients / bed in 2001

Acute-care bed turnover (patients per bed per year) (patients / bed), 2001–2023

In-hospital case fatality in acute-care beds (deaths among discharges and deaths)

+3.05 pp

4.55% in 2023, compared with 1.50% in 2001

In-hospital case fatality in acute-care beds (deaths among discharges and deaths) (%), 2001–2023

Crude death rate (deaths per 1,000 inhabitants)

+0.4 ‰+2.5%

16.4 ‰ in 2025, compared with 16.0 ‰ in 1994

Crude death rate (deaths per 1,000 inhabitants) (‰), 1994–2025

Pre-school establishments (nurseries, kindergartens, school-kindergartens)

3 in 2025, compared with 3 in 2010

Pre-school establishments (nurseries, kindergartens, school-kindergartens), 2010–2025

General education schools (primary, basic, progymnasia, gymnasia)

−6−31.6%

13 in 2025, compared with 19 in 2010

General education schools (primary, basic, progymnasia, gymnasia), 2010–2025

Vocational training establishments

1 in 2025, compared with 1 in 2010

Vocational training establishments, 2010–2025

Non-formal children's education schools (music, arts, sports, etc.)

1 in 2025, compared with 1 in 2010

Non-formal children's education schools (music, arts, sports, etc.), 2010–2025

Fire and rescue service incidents (fires, rescues and others) per 1,000 residents

−1.4 / 1,000 residents−13.6%

9.0 / 1,000 residents in 2025, compared with 10.4 / 1,000 residents in 2015

Fire and rescue service incidents (fires, rescues and others) per 1,000 residents (/ 1,000 residents), 2015–2025

Number of fires

−56−51.4%

53 in 2025, compared with 109 in 2015

Number of fires, 2015–2025

Fires per 1,000 residents

−1.7 / 1,000 residents−44.9%

2.1 / 1,000 residents in 2025, compared with 3.8 / 1,000 residents in 2015

Fires per 1,000 residents (/ 1,000 residents), 2015–2025

Population of Jurbarkas District Municipality over time

Population, 2015–2025

Jurbarkas District Municipality had 28,429 residents in 2015 and 25,132 in 2025.

Year	Population
2020	25,647
2021	25,174
2022	24,668
2023	24,804
2024	25,421
2025	25,132

Where is Jurbarkas District Municipality?

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Sunshine and temperatures: Jurbarkas District Municipality

Annual solar output

1,008kWh

for 1 kWp tilted at 40°

Warmest month

18.9°C

July

Coldest month

−3.0°C

January

Most productive month

137kWh

May

Monthly sunshine (kWh/m²)Average temperature (°C)

Solar calculator: how much could you save in Jurbarkas District Municipality?

Estimated output, yearly savings and payback time for Jurbarkas District Municipality. Open the simulation to enter your own figures: the results update as you type.

Output per year

5,040kWh

Savings per year

€700

System cost

€6,000

Payback time

8.6years

These figures are estimates, given for guidance only.

Assumptions

Output: 1,008 kWh per kWp per year, panels facing south and tilted at 40°.
Electricity price: 0.216 €/kWh in 2026, all taxes included (national average for a household using 2,500 to 5,000 kWh a year).
Electricity used on site (40% of the output to begin with) avoids buying power from the grid; the rest is sold at 40% of the purchase price.
System cost: €1,200 per kWp to begin with, an indicative figure to replace with a quote.
Grants, changes in the electricity price, maintenance and the gradual loss of panel output are not included.
Indicative estimate, not a substitute for a study or an installer's quote.

Monthly sunshine (kWh/m²) · Average temperature (°C)
Month	Sunshine	Temperature
January	15	−3.0
February	32	−2.5
March	74	1.4
April	122	7.4
May	164	13.1
June	176	17.1
July	167	18.9
August	136	18.1
September	93	13.7
October	48	8.1
November	17	3.6
December	10	−0.1

Monthly climate: Jurbarkas District Municipality

Estimated monthly averages over 1991–2020.

Warmest month

18.4°C

July

Coldest month

−2.6°C

January

Rainiest month

87mm

July

Average temperatureRange from minimum to maximumPrecipitation

Show the values month by month

Monthly climate: Jurbarkas District Municipality · Average 1991–2020
Month	Average temperature (°C)	Minimum temperature (°C)	Maximum temperature (°C)	Precipitation (mm)
January	−2.6	−4.9	−0.6	49
February	−2.1	−4.7	0.3	41
March	1.4	−2.1	4.9	41
April	7.5	2.7	12.1	41
May	12.8	7.3	17.6	53
June	16.1	10.9	20.6	72
July	18.4	13.5	22.9	87
August	17.7	12.8	22.5	76
September	13.0	8.9	17.3	54
October	7.5	4.4	10.7	58
November	2.8	0.8	4.7	49
December	−0.8	−2.8	0.9	48
Year	7.6	3.9	11.2	669

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Frequently asked questions

What is the population of Jurbarkas District Municipality?

Jurbarkas District Municipality has 25,132 residents (2025), ranking 32 of 60 municipalities.

How big is Jurbarkas District Municipality?

Jurbarkas District Municipality covers 1,507.0 km², with a density of 17 people per km².

Is the population of Jurbarkas District Municipality growing?

Between 2015 and 2025, the population of Jurbarkas District Municipality went from 28,429 to 25,132, a change of −11.6%.

Where is Jurbarkas District Municipality?

Jurbarkas District Municipality is in Tauragė County. Latitude 55.200, longitude 22.917.

Room occupancy rate in hotels and similar establishments: what is the figure for Jurbarkas District Municipality?

In Jurbarkas District Municipality, “Room occupancy rate in hotels and similar establishments” stands at 2.8% (2024), ranking 55 of 55 municipalities; the national median is 39.5%.

Road accidents with injuries or deaths per 10,000 inhabitants (annual average): what is the figure for Jurbarkas District Municipality?

In Jurbarkas District Municipality, “Road accidents with injuries or deaths per 10,000 inhabitants (annual average)” stands at 4.5 (2021-2025), ranking 59 of 60 municipalities; the national median is 8.8.

How much electricity does a solar panel produce in Jurbarkas District Municipality?

In Jurbarkas District Municipality, a 1 kWp south-facing system tilted at 40° produces about 1,008 kWh a year.

Which municipalities border Jurbarkas District Municipality?

The nearest to Jurbarkas District Municipality are Raseiniai District Municipality (25 km), Šakiai District Municipality (32 km), Tauragė District Municipality (41 km), Kelmė District Municipality (52 km), Šilalė District Municipality (57 km).

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