Tartu City Government

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1 Tartu in figures

2 Symbols Arms of Tartu Flag of Tartu Logo of Tartu Tartu City Day June 29 Tartu is the second largest city in Estonia. Tartu first mentioned in written 1,030 The length of the River Emajõgi in Tartu is 10 km Highest point above sea level 79 m Area km 2 Tartu City Government in 2013 Members of City Government 5 Departments 11 Employees 303

3 Weather in 2012 Air temperature absolute minimum temperature - February C absolute maximum temperature - July C Precipitation 772 mm Number of rainy days 206 Number of sunshine hours 1,656 Average relative humidity 79 % Average monthly air temperature C ,1 0,4-10,6 5,3 12,0 13,8 18,3 15,2 12,4 6,0 2,8-6,5 I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X XI XII Number of sunshine hours ,8 123,2 38,8 190,3 271,4 252,0 274,7 171,0 126,6 53,2 23,7 24,2 I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X XI XII Amount of precipitation in mm 103, , ,3 75,6 81,3 69, , , ,6 39,7 40, , I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X XI XII

Population Number of inhabitants in Population Registry 1.01.

4 Population Number of inhabitants in Population Registry , , ,561 Density per sq km 2,534 Natural increase in 2012 Number of live births 1,294 Number of deaths 1,021 Natural increase +273 Population by age and sex Males Age Females Ethnic composition Other nations 6 % Russians 15 % Estonians 79 %

5 Entrepreneurship Sole proprietors 1,990 Private limited company 9,718 Public limited company 318 Other commercial undertakings 332 Branches of foreign companies 17 Total 12,375 Retail trade and catering Number of stores of industrial goods 1,072 Number of groceries and general stores 138 Number of chemist's shops 42 Number of catering establishments 265 Labour market in 2012 Number of unemployed persons 5,568 Unemployment rate 7.8 % Vacancies 3,121 Number of beginners-entrepreneurs getting starting support 65 Tourism in 2012 Visitors of the Tartu Information Centre 18,048 among them foreigners 68 % Number of accommodation establishments 59 number of beds 1,829 number of hotels 13 number of beds 1,256 Overnight stayes 179,923 among them foreigners 51 %

Land usage (ha) 1.01.2013 Total 3,886.8 Land under taxation 58% Agricultural land 42.7 City s reserv land 212.

4 Streets, roads 597.2 Railway 53.4 568.2 Land under industrial enterprises 304.7 Other landed property (firms, social land) 49.

6 Land usage (ha) Total 3,886.8 Land under taxation 58% Agricultural land 42.7 City s reserv land Marshland and shrubs Public parks, green areas Land under residential buildings Water bodies 92.4 Streets, roads Railway Land under industrial enterprises Other landed property (firms, social land) 49.5 Land under churches and graveyards Construction of dwellinghouses in 2012 New houses (including private buildings) 28 with useful floor space (m 2 ) 11,347

Communications in 2012 Number of streets 467 Total length of streets (km) 336 Number of motorcars 38,138 among them private 28,703 Number of buses 343 among them private 26 Number of vans and lorries

7 Communications in 2012 Number of streets 467 Total length of streets (km) 336 Number of motorcars 38,138 among them private 28,703 Number of buses 343 among them private 26 Number of vans and lorries 5,467 among them private 1,224 Number of motorcycles 1,954 Number of trailers 5,945 Length of piped water supply (km) 321 Length of the sewage disposal system (km) 351 Municipal traffic number of bus lines 25 Total length of bus lines (km) 512 Number of busstops 281 incl. those with waiting pavilions 165 Number of taxis 498 Number of taxi-drivers 494 Number of traffic accidents 146 incl. those caused by drunk drivers 6 Number of persons killed - Number of persons injured 161

8 Education Nurseries and kindergartens Number of establishments 38 among them private 7 Number of children 5,631 Schools of general education schools students Number of basic schools 3 1,644 Number of basic and upper secondary schools 11 8,856 Number of upper secondary schools Number of SEN schools Number of private schools Total 26 13,094 Vocational education institutions Educational institutions 5 4,154 among them private 1 54 Higher educational institutions Educational institutions 11 21,769 among them private Hobby schools Number of hobby schools 15 2,176 among them private 12 1,206 Number of students nurseries and kindergartens Schools of general education Vocational education institutions Higher educational institutions 5,631 13,094 4,154 21,769 Youth activities 2012 Hobby clubs for young people 38 number of members 1,474 Youth centres 4 number of attendances 2,453 Municipal youth agencies 2

Culture in 2012 Number of theatre halls 5 number of seats 1,473 number of attendances 148,500 Number of cinema halls 9 number of seats 1,030 number of attendances 523,900 Number of museums 19 number

9 Culture in 2012 Number of theatre halls 5 number of seats 1,473 number of attendances 148,500 Number of cinema halls 9 number of seats 1,030 number of attendances 523,900 Number of museums 19 number of visitors 454,800 Number of public libraries 4 number of visits 613,000 Sports in 2012 Number of sports clubs 146 incl. those for young people 59 club members 9,916 Number of gymnasiums 43 Number of stadiums 9 Number of swimming-pools 7

10 Medical care in 2012 Tartu University Clinics 1 Number of hospital beds 975 Average duration of treatment in days 6.4 Institutions of family medicine 35 Private specialized medical institutions 28 Private dental care institutions 41 Tartu Ambulance Service 1 Physicians 900 including dentists 143 Nursing staff 1,718 Social aid in 2012 Regional centres 5 Child welfare establishments 6 Adult welfare establishments 6 The number of elderly and handicapped under home care 308 Social insurance Number of old-age pensioners 19,480 Number of persons receiving pension for full length of service required 73 Number of persons receiving pension for incapacity for work 7,037 Number of persons receiving survivor s pension 774 Number of persons receiving national pension 459 Other 130 Total 27,953

Expenditures Education 41.2 % Social welfare 6.2 % General governance 6.

11 City of Tartu budget for 2013 (152 million euro) 1. Revenue Received grants / subsidies 46.4 % Other revenue 0.3 % Taxes 41.4 % Revenue from assets 1.0 % Sales revenue 11.0 % 2. Expenditures Education 41.2 % Social welfare 6.2 % General governance 6.4 % Public order and security 0.2 % Public works 31.6 % Culture 8.0 % Housing 2.0 % Healthcare 0.3 % Environment protection 4.2 %

Information Centre of Tartu Town Hall, 50089 Tartu, Estonia Phone +372 736 1101 e-mail: Lv@raad.tartu.ee www.tartu.ee facebook.

12 Information Centre of Tartu Town Hall, Tartu, Estonia Phone facebook.com/tartulinn Issued by the Information Service of the Tartu City Government Photos: Ahto Sooaru, Juhan Voolaid Layout: Areal Disain Print: R.M.S.R. Printed in May 2013

Tartu in figures 2006

Tartu in figures 2006 Sümbolid Arms of Tartu Flag of Tartu Logo of Tartu Tartu City Day June 29 Population Number of inhabitants (according to Inhabitants Registry Office) 1.01.2003 100,912 1.01.2004 100,482