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Andong: population and official figures

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What is the population of Andong?

Andong had 151,366 registered residents on 30 September 2026, according to the Ministry of the Interior and Safety resident registration count across 24 neighbourhoods (eup, myeon and dong). Andong holds 0.30% of the 51.08 million people registered in South Korea. Andong ranks 9th smallest of 36 South Korean cities covered on this site.

Source: Ministry of the Interior and Safety (Republic of Korea) · saved copy

What percentage of people in Andong are over 65?

31.0% of the registered residents of Andong were aged 65 or over on 30 September 2026 (South Korea: 22.1%), and 8.5% were under 15 (South Korea: 10.0%). Working-age people (15 to 64) made up 60.5%. Andong ranks 6th oldest by share of residents aged 65+ of 36 South Korean cities covered on this site.

Source: Ministry of the Interior and Safety (Republic of Korea) · saved copy

What is the average age in Andong?

The average age of registered residents of Andong was 49.9 years on 30 September 2026, above the national figure of 45.8 years. Andong ranks 7th oldest of 36 South Korean cities covered on this site.

Source: Ministry of the Interior and Safety (Republic of Korea) · saved copy

Are there more men or women in Andong?

Andong had 98 men for every 100 women among registered residents on 30 September 2026 (75,065 men and 76,301 women; South Korea: 99). Andong ranks 7th most female of 36 South Korean cities covered on this site.

Source: Ministry of the Interior and Safety (Republic of Korea) · saved copy

How many elderly people live in Andong?

46,898 registered residents of Andong were aged 65 or over on 30 September 2026, and 6,481 of them were aged 85 or over.

Source: Ministry of the Interior and Safety (Republic of Korea) · saved copy

Who runs Andong?

In South Korea, cities and towns are run by upper-level local governments: Mayor or governor and council directly elected for four years; superintendent of education also directly elected. Regional planning, roads, transport, police support (autonomous police), education (via the education office).

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Sources

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