Population
- 1815 - 1107 inhabitants
- 1848 - 1441 inhabitants
- 1905 - 1330 inhabitants
- 1921 - 1365 inhabitants
- 1934 - 1487 inhabitants
- 1946 - 2456 inhabitants
- 1950 - 2342 inhabitants
- 1960 - 2136 inhabitants
- 1978 - 2014 inhabitants
- 1994 - 1985 inhabitants
- 2006 - 1846 inhabitants
The remarkably high number of inhabitants immediately after the Second World War can be explained by 861 refugees in the year 1946.
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