Transport · 2024

Road length per inhabitant: ranking of municipalities

Road length per inhabitant: Rheinwald comes top with 120.3 m and Geneva comes last with 1.3 m. The median across 1,808 municipalities is 12.8 m. The ranking covers municipalities with at least 500 residents.

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#MunicipalityCantonRoad length per inhabitant
1RheinwaldGrisons120.3 m
2LavizzaraTicino107.7 m
3SafientalGrisons102.7 m
4ObergomsValais101.9 m
5JaunFribourg99.8 m
6RomoosLucerne94.8 m
7ValsotGrisons94.0 m
8InnertkirchenBern79.9 m
9Clos du DoubsJura79.6 m
10RougemontVaud75.1 m
11TrubBern73.6 m
12Bergün FilisurGrisons71.5 m
13Val MüstairGrisons69.2 m
14BoltigenBern67.9 m
15Ormont-DessousVaud67.0 m
16La BrévineNeuchâtel66.4 m
17HabkernBern64.2 m
18DiemtigenBern63.7 m
19BlenioTicino63.6 m
20SchangnauBern62.1 m
20EptingenBasel-Landschaft62.1 m
22Oberwil im SimmentalBern61.6 m
23Mont-la-VilleVaud61.4 m
24Haute-AjoieJura59.7 m
25VerzascaTicino59.1 m
26OchlenbergBern59.0 m
27Obersaxen MundaunGrisons58.9 m
27Les VerrièresNeuchâtel58.9 m
29LuthernLucerne58.8 m
30GuggisbergBern57.7 m
30Albula/AlvraGrisons57.7 m
30BureJura57.7 m
33Basse-VendlineJura56.4 m
34ZernezGrisons56.3 m
35TujetschGrisons55.1 m
36RossinièreVaud54.9 m
36MuriauxJura54.9 m
38NodsBern54.7 m
38FlühliLucerne54.7 m
40LumneziaGrisons53.3 m
41FaidoTicino52.4 m
42EggiwilBern51.7 m
43MontfauconJura51.4 m
44HérémenceValais51.0 m
45Röthenbach im EmmentalBern50.8 m
46HerbetswilSolothurn49.6 m
46AiroloTicino49.6 m
48RüscheggBern48.9 m
49AcquarossaTicino48.8 m
50OnsernoneTicino48.3 m
51SursesGrisons48.0 m
51VaulionVaud48.0 m
53MontricherVaud47.5 m
54SpiringenUri46.8 m
54SamnaunGrisons46.8 m
56Le LieuVaud46.5 m
57DärstettenBern46.3 m
58LostalloGrisons45.9 m
59VorderthalSchwyz45.7 m
60SchattenhalbBern45.4 m
60SumvitgGrisons45.4 m
62Breil/BrigelsGrisons45.3 m
63HohentannenThurgau45.0 m
64AndeerGrisons44.9 m
65CentovalliTicino44.4 m
65Ormont-DessusVaud44.4 m
67S-chanfGrisons44.3 m
67Ronco sopra AsconaTicino44.3 m
69HaslibergBern44.1 m
70La FerrièreBern43.7 m
71HomburgThurgau43.0 m
71TörbelValais43.0 m
73St. StephanBern42.8 m
74ErnenValais42.6 m
74AnniviersValais42.6 m
76Walterswil (BE)Bern42.5 m
77GsteigBern42.0 m
77Hergiswil bei WillisauLucerne42.0 m
77GurtnellenUri42.0 m
77PfäfersSt. Gallen42.0 m
77BregagliaGrisons42.0 m
82QuintoTicino41.6 m
83RüeggisbergBern41.4 m
84LuzeinGrisons41.3 m
85LongirodVaud41.2 m
86SchönholzerswilenThurgau41.1 m
87CevioTicino40.9 m
88WäldiThurgau40.7 m
89Uesslingen-BuchThurgau40.6 m
90Escholzmatt-MarbachLucerne40.3 m
91Basse-AllaineJura40.0 m
92La BarocheJura39.8 m
93TrachselwaldBern39.7 m
93OberhofAargau39.7 m
95BoécourtJura39.5 m
96BeatenbergBern39.4 m
97BachsZurich39.3 m
98DensbürenAargau39.1 m
99OltingenBasel-Landschaft39.0 m
100CréminesBern38.9 m

Bottom of the ranking

#MunicipalityCantonRoad length per inhabitant
1793LausanneVaud2.5 m
1795OberengstringenZurich2.4 m
1795OstermundigenBern2.4 m
1795Renens (VD)Vaud2.4 m
1798Chêne-BourgGeneva2.3 m
1798VernierGeneva2.3 m
1800MassagnoTicino2.1 m
1800VeveyVaud2.1 m
1802ZürichZurich2.0 m
1802Carouge (GE)Geneva2.0 m
1802LancyGeneva2.0 m
1805BaselBasel-Stadt1.9 m
1806Chavannes-près-RenensVaud1.8 m
1807OnexGeneva1.7 m
1808GenevaGeneva1.3 m

Regions compared

Population-weighted averages for rates; totals for counts.

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Frequently asked questions

Which municipality ranks first for “Road length per inhabitant”?

Rheinwald ranks first for “Road length per inhabitant”, with 120.3 m.

What is the median for “Road length per inhabitant”?

The median across the 1,808 ranked municipalities is 12.8 m.