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Spanish provincial demographic trends

Overview

Demographic data from 2026 indicates varying population trends across several Spanish provinces. In Zaragoza, August data showed a monthly vegetative balance loss of 215 inhabitants, though mortality rates contracted compared to the previous month.

In the Andalusia region, trends vary by province. Jaén reported a 5.39% increase in births for the first eight months of the year compared to 2025, alongside a 4.82% decrease in deaths. Conversely, Granada recorded a negative natural growth rate in the first quarter of 2026, with 2,242 deaths against 1,629 births.

Regarding maternal age, Seville shows a deviation from national patterns. Between January and August 2026, births from mothers under 25 accounted for 10.6% of the province’s total births, exceeding the 8.8% recorded for mothers aged 40 or older. This differs from the broader Spanish trend where maternity at older ages is increasing and currently exceeds births from women in their early twenties.

Entities

Granada · Instituto Aragonés de Estadística · Institute of Statistics and Cartography of Andalusia · Spain · Seville

Timeline

  1. [POLITICS] 2 sources
    Demographic trends show varying birth and death rates in Spanish provinces

    Demographic reports from Spain show Granada experiencing negative natural growth in early 2026, while Seville reports a higher percentage of births from mothers under 25 compared to those over 40.

  2. [POLITICS] 3 sources
    Demographic trends show varying birth and death rates in Spanish provinces

    August 2026 demographic data shows Zaragoza facing a population loss of 215 people, while Jaén sees a 5.39% year-to-date increase in births.

Sources

ahoragranada.com · diariodesevilla.es · ecodeteruel.tv · horajaen.com · inspanje.nl