Residents' view of Österåker
Stockholms län · 49,943 residents · 2025 survey
72% recommend the municipality
#46
overall
+8
pp vs national average
75%
satisfied with schools
52%
trust in politicians
What residents think
Compared with the national average · SCB 2025
Outdoor recreation areas
92%National average: 88% +4 pp Show how different groups answered Hide the breakdown
Sex
Men 89% -2 pp n=188
Women 95% +3 pp n=192
The difference is within the margin of uncertainty
Age
Ages 18–29 91% 0 pp n=43
Ages 30–49 95% +3 pp n=73
Ages 50–64 88% -3 pp n=119
Ages 65+ 91% -1 pp n=145
The differences are within the margin of uncertainty
2021 → 2025 ±0 since 2021 380 respondents
Access to sports facilities
89%National average: 79% +10 pp Show how different groups answered Hide the breakdown
Sex
Men 87% -1 pp n=129
Women 90% +1 pp n=120
The difference is within the margin of uncertainty
Age
Ages 18–29 83% -5 pp n=31
Ages 30–49 91% +2 pp n=60
Ages 50–64 86% -3 pp n=70
Ages 65+ 91% +2 pp n=88
The differences are within the margin of uncertainty
2021 → 2025 +3 since 2021 249 respondents
Lit exercise tracks
76%National average: 73% +2 pp Show how different groups answered Hide the breakdown
Sex
Men 75% 0 pp n=142
Women 76% 0 pp n=133
The difference is within the margin of uncertainty
Age
Ages 18–29 79% +4 pp n=40
Ages 30–49 74% -1 pp n=57
Ages 50–64 72% -4 pp n=88
Ages 65+ 81% +5 pp n=90
The differences are within the margin of uncertainty
2021 → 2025 +3 since 2021 275 respondents
Local culture
59%National average: 65% -6 pp Show how different groups answered Hide the breakdown
Sex
Men 55% -3 pp n=138
Women 62% +3 pp n=166
The difference is within the margin of uncertainty
Age
Ages 18–29 74% +16 pp n=33
Ages 30–49 47% -12 pp n=46
Ages 50–64 49% -10 pp n=87
Ages 65+ 73% +15 pp n=138
2021 → 2025 +12 since 2021 304 respondents
Library books
95%National average: 95% Show how different groups answered Hide the breakdown
Sex
Men 95% -1 pp n=80
Women 96% 0 pp n=127
The difference is within the margin of uncertainty
Age
Ages 18–29 92% -3 pp n=31
Ages 30–49 100% +5 pp n=48
Ages 50–64 92% -3 pp n=39
Ages 65+ 91% -4 pp n=89
2021 → 2025 +1 since 2021 207 respondents