Explore the demographics and safety profiles of cities and districts across the Valencian Community, the Costa Blanca and the Costa del Azahar. This breakdown covers population size, age distribution, economic well-being, and local safety, including crime rates per 1,000 residents. All data is sourced directly from the National Statistics Institute (INE) and the Interior Ministry.
Zoom out with the wheel to see the whole region: hover over a town for its figures, click it to open it. The map shows the municipality’s administrative boundary. There’s nothing to select inside it: this city has no district breakdown. Use the mouse wheel to zoom in and out.
The map shows Rocafort as a whole, outlined by the municipality’s administrative boundary. There’s no district breakdown for it: the city doesn’t have enough named areas with their own separate statistics. INE’s census tracts have no names, and “tract 1-004” means nothing to a buyer. So all the figures below are for the municipality as a whole, not its parts. For now, only these cities have named districts: Alicante (46), Calpe (5), Castellón (6), Dénia (6), El Campello (4), Finestrat (3), Jávea / Xàbia (6), l'Alfàs del Pi (3), La Nucía (4), La Vila Joiosa (5), Mutxamel (6), Torrevieja (5), Valencia (88).
There’s no district breakdown for this city; all figures are for the municipality as a whole.
No data available. Spain’s Interior Ministry publishes crime statistics only for municipalities with more than 20,000 residents, and this one has 7,810.
We won’t substitute provincial figures here: they wouldn’t be statistics for this city, just a different measure under its name.
This page produces no statistics of its own and never averages sources together: every number comes from a single official statistical source.
