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Hinna

The Hinna district of Stavanger had 24,404 residents on 1 January 2026. Median household income after tax was NOK 868,100 in 2024, 18% above the municipal level. 22% of households rented their home, and 4% lived in overcrowded conditions. The population has grown by 8.1% since 2016.

District (bydel) · Code 110307 · SSB · Updated 26 October 2026
24,404residents1 January 2026
NOK 868,100median income after taxper household, 2024
1,647residents per km² of landdensity
12%green within 500 maverage
Hinna by neighbourhood
Map of Hinna: Share of land within 500 m that is green space
0%30%+
Share of land within 500 m that is green space
Hinna · StavangerHinna highlighted; the rest of the city in grey
Map of Stavanger with Hinna highlighted

Sources: Statistics Norway (SSB), StatBank (CC BY 4.0) · © Norwegian Mapping Authority, basic statistical units (CC BY 4.0) · © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL)

All 34 neighbourhoods.

Colour shows where each one sits among the others in the table, from lowest to highest.

NeighbourhoodResidents67+Under 16Per km²Green 500 mServices 15 min
Auglend 259118%23%1,40723%98
Boganes48218%22%1,66212%127
Boremarka6278%23%3,6889%157
Brekka47911%19%1,84213%161
Djupamyrå51513%21%2,86123%133
Folkvang43313%22%3,33125%116
Forus vest 26614%20%16117%125
Forus øst5179%23%6809%95
Gauselbakken 14067%18%3,12311%149
Gauselbakken 239219%20%4,90021%138
Gauselnuten48512%21%5,38918%136
Gauselskogen 395112%18%2,57016%109
Gauselvågen 157916%17%2,3166%81
Gauselvågen 25216%22%1,0023%82
Godeset 12428%18%6,05019%141
Godeset 28618%23%6,62316%143
Godesettunet5657%21%3,13925%105
Grannes sør22221%17%951%10
Hindal 143211%22%1,9647%112
Hinnalia2,14713%22%2,1262%108
Hinnavågen6877%19%3,4355%123
Jåttånuten 447419%13%3792%121
Jåttåvågen1,21922%9%2,10212%124
Kyrkjehaugen47819%17%2,1738%144
Mariamarka46214%21%5,13319%122
Myrå70112%20%5,00721%100
Nordre Vaulen1,52410%23%3,8104%121
Nådlandsberget7295%25%2,35218%117
Ofolsbakken62410%24%4,80018%144
Storaberget57515%19%3,02619%132
Ulsberget80420%16%3,49617%131
Vaulen2,05721%18%2,3640%101
Vågedalen92319%17%3,2965%124
Øvre Vaulen1,61413%22%3,75324%101

Sources: Statistics Norway (SSB), StatBank (CC BY 4.0) · © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL)

People.

Age on 1 January 2026, next to the figure for Stavanger.

20%
aged under 16
12%
aged 16–24
34%
aged 25–49
21%
aged 50–66
14%
aged 67 and over
4%
aged 80 and over

Population on 1 January

201622,581
201722,615
201822,678
201922,758
202022,870
202122,989
202223,082
202323,335
202423,809
202523,971
202624,404

In official statistics, districts (bydeler) exist only for Oslo, Bergen, Trondheim and Stavanger. Population, income, education and housing figures are Statistics Norway’s own district figures; services, green space and land area are worked out from the basic units that make up the district.

Source: Statistics Norway (SSB), StatBank (CC BY 4.0)

The whole municipality.

Figures for Stavanger as a whole.

NOK 732,600median income after taxper household, 2024
NOK 53,449/m²average price per m²2025
72%of households own their home2025
69%employed, aged 15–742025

Source: Statistics Norway (SSB), StatBank (CC BY 4.0)

Income and work.

Income in 2024 and education in 2025.

NOK 868,100
median household income after tax

Education, aged 16 and over

Compulsory school17%
Upper secondary29%
Vocational college3%
University or college, short28%
University or college, long23%

Income after tax is a household’s total income minus tax and negative transfers, for private households in 2024. The median is the middle value, so a few high incomes do not pull it up.

Source: Statistics Norway (SSB), StatBank (CC BY 4.0)

Homes.

10,315 private households in 2026, with 2.3 people per household on average.

Households by tenure, 2025

Freehold owner61%
Co-operative or share owner17%
Renting22%

Households by type of building, 2025

Detached house45%
Two-dwelling house10%
Terraced and other small houses13%
Block of flats26%
Other buildings2%
4%of households live in overcrowded homes2025
2.3people per household2026

Statistics Norway counts a household as overcrowded when the home has both few rooms and little floor space for the number of people living there. Shares are for households in 2025.

Source: Statistics Norway (SSB), StatBank (CC BY 4.0)

Everyday life.

117 everyday shops and services within a 15-minute walk; 12% green space within 500 metres.

11schoolsOpenStreetMap
21kindergartensOpenStreetMap
1,647residents per km² of land14.8 km²

Services and green space are measured from each area’s service centre: the point inside it with the most shops and services within 500 metres. District, municipal and county figures are averages weighted by population.

Source: © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL)

Other districts of Stavanger.