In spatial analysis the ZIP codes, districts or city quarters are important units of data collection and data analysis. In ArcHungary map these elements have own map layers.

Parts of settlements

In Hungary a lot of settlements have more than one independent populated areas, with own territory, name and ZIP code.  These areas located in the administrative boundaries of nominator settlement, but their neighbourhood profile can be different, which is very important in spatial analysis.

Győr parts of settlement – 2015

Szeged parts of settlement – 2015

Debrecen parts of settlement – 2015

Parts of main cities

Typically the historical cities have more districts, which have very different characters, like downtown, industrial district, suburb area, etc. In location based data collecting or data analysis is important to identify these parts of a city.

Districts of Budapest – 2015

Districts of Győr – 2015

Districts of Debrecen – 2015

In ArcHungary vector map of Hungary contains the districts of 70 settlements in Hungary, and all suburb areas of every settlements in Hungary (if exist). In Hungary the capital: Budapest has the most named zone (209), next is Debrecen (96), Pécs (82) and Kecskemét (63).

Spatial differences of city zones

The GeoIndeX statistical and analytical database of cities of Hungary helps to understand and analyse the spatial differences in a city. The main topics of this database are demography, net income, households and purchasing power.

Population of districts

Aggregating 100×100 grid index data we can compare the characteristic of city zones. You can combine the statistical and your own customer data in your market research process and visualize the results using GeoIndeX maps, database and services.

Population of districts – Szeged – 2015

Population of districts – Győr – 2015

Debrecen – population of districts – 2015

Purchasing power of districts

Szeged – annual net income in city quarters – 2015

Győr – annual net income in city quarters – 2015

Debrecen – annual net income in city quarters – 2015