One measure at a time
See every city's value for one measure.
18 measures have enough cities to compare. Each opens the full table: every value, the geography it describes, and the median it is read against. 10 of them have stated which end is better and are ordered by it. The rest are ordered lowest to highest and say nothing about which end you should want.
Climate and environment
Days above 30C
0.0 d/yr to 50.3 d/yr
Days above 30C, 2050 projection
0.0 d/yr to 73.2 d/yr
Mean temperature, January
-5.4°C to 11.6°C
Mean temperature, July
15.1°C to 25.7°C
PM2.5 annual mean
4.8 µg/m³ to 19.8 µg/m³
Rainy days per year
62.1 d/yr to 202.7 d/yr
Health
Healthy life years at birth
57.1 yrs to 73.4 yrs
Life expectancy at birth
78.0 yrs to 85.0 yrs
Physicians per 100,000 inhabitants
338/100k to 813/100k
Identity and geography
Distance to a mountain area
0.0 km to 1,162.5 km
Safety
Intentional homicide rate
0.07/100k to 3.34/100k
Recorded intentional-homicide rate
0.45/100k to 2.92/100k
Road fatalities per 100,000 inhabitants
0.87/100k to 7.56/100k
Trajectory
Net migration rate
-12.9/1,000 to 23.6/1,000
Population change over ten years
-6.4% to 21.1%
Work and economy
Regional GDP per capita
28,300 PPS to 107,200 PPS
Unemployment rate
1.8% to 12.6%
Youth unemployment rate
5.4% to 30.5%
A measure is missing from this list when fewer than five cities carry a value for it. Below that a median is barely a midpoint and a rank is nearly meaningless, so the value is published on the city page alone rather than dressed up as context.