Ambrosius Rozendaelstraat

4931RD · Geertruidenberg · Noord-Brabant · BU07790202

Neighborhood liveability
Poor
4.09

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In the neighbourhood

Neighborhood: Geertruidenberg-Noord

Liveability

Neighborhood: Geertruidenberg-Noord

5 Dimensions

Score over the years

Comparison with district and municipality

Liveability score of this area versus higher area levels

Dimension scores by area level (deviation vs NL average)

Category Neighborhood District Municipality
Housing stock 0.02 0.03 0.03
Physical environment -0.02 -0.01 -0.01
Amenities -0.08 -0.05 -0.05
Social cohesion 0.02 0.00 0.01
Nuisance and safety 0.04 0.03 0.03

Living Environment

Noise Exposure

Road traffic Lden
48.0 dB(A) Lden
Industry Lden
49.5 dB(A) Lden
All sources Lden
53.4 dB(A) Lden
% area >55 dB (road)
17.7%
% area >65 dB (road)
0.5%
% area >55 dB (all sources)
37.0%
% area >65 dB (all sources)
0.6%

Reference year: 2022

Air Quality

NO₂ (nitrogen dioxide)
11.3 µg/m³
PM10 (particulates)
16.5 µg/m³
PM2.5 (fine particulates)
9.2 µg/m³
O₃ (ozone)
54.0 µg/m³
NH₃ (ammonia)
4.9 µg/m³

WHO guideline: 10 µg/m³

NO₂ Trend

Climate Risk

Perceived temperature (hottest day)
44.0 °C
Water depth at 30 mm/hr
1.2 cm

Reference year: 2022

Population

Urbanity Weakly urban (CBS class 4)
Residents
1,690
2025
Men
850
2025
Women
840
2025
Density
5,248 /km²
2025

Age breakdown

% of total population

Residents per year

Housing

Housing stock
686
2025
Avg. WOZ value
€340,000
2025
Owner-occupied
73 %
2025
Social rental
24 %
2025
Private rental
3 %
2025
Rental homes
27 %
2025

Ownership split

Housing type

Construction period

WOZ value per year (× €1,000)

Average WOZ value per home

Demographics & origin

Marital status

Migration background

Origins (non-Western)

Household composition

Demographic highlights

Total households
690
Avg. household size
2.4 people
Single-person households
160
Households with children
295
Western background
– people
Non-Western background
– people

Income

Avg. income per resident
€30,500
2025
Avg. income per recipient
€37,200
2025
Low-income households
1.0 %
2025
Around social minimum
3.0 %
2025
Labour participation
73 %
2025

Average income per resident per year (× €1,000)

Average per resident

Income highlights

Income recipients
1,400

Education

Education level (ages 15–75)

% by education level, population aged 15–75

Energy

Energy use by dwelling type

Annual average per dwelling

Avg. gas use
350 m³
2025
Avg. electricity delivery
2,760 kWh
2025
District heating

Businesses

Businesses by sector

Number of establishments

Total business locations
110
2025
Trade & hospitality
15
2025
Business services
20
2025
Health & government
15
2025
Culture & recreation
20
2025

Traffic & vehicles

Passenger cars total
875
2025
Cars per household
1.3
2025
Cars per km²
2,717
2025
Motorcycles
70
2025

Vehicles by energy source

Registered passenger cars

Mobility highlights

Passenger cars
875
Petrol
725
Other fuel
150
Cars per household
1.3
Address density
974/km²

Amenities

Distance to GP practice
1.4 km
2025
Distance to large supermarket
1.0 km
2025
Distance to primary school
1.2 km
2025
Distance to childcare
0.7 km
2025

Distances to amenities

Schools within 3 km
4

Crime

Total offences
6
2026
Residential burglary
1
2026
Bicycle theft
0
2026
Assault
0
2026
Vandalism
3
2026
Drug/alcohol nuisance
0
2026

Total offences per year

Why per 1,000 residents?

A larger neighbourhood will always have more offences simply because more people live there. To compare areas fairly, enable per 1,000 residents — this adjusts for population size so you can see whether a neighbourhood is relatively safe or unsafe, regardless of how large it is.

Per 1,000 residents → Per 1,000 res.

Theft & burglary

Breakdown by theft type

Violence

Breakdown by violent offence type

Other property crime

Arson, other property offences & human trafficking

Nuisance & disorder

Nuisance, vandalism & business crime

Environment

Environmental & land-use offences

Serious crime

Drug/arms trafficking, smuggling & child exploitation

Traffic

Driving under influence & traffic offences

Society

Fraud, cybercrime & public order

Source: Politie — Registered offences by neighbourhood 2026. Covers offences recorded by the police.

About the police groups

1.1–1.2, 1.5 · Theft & burglary — Breakdown by theft type

1.3–1.4 · Violence — Breakdown by violent offence type

1.6 · Other property crime — Arson, other property offences & human trafficking

2.1–2.5 · Nuisance & disorder — Nuisance, vandalism & business crime

2.6–2.7 · Environment — Environmental & land-use offences

3.1–3.2 · Serious crime — Drug/arms trafficking, smuggling & child exploitation

3.3–3.5 · Traffic — Driving under influence & traffic offences

3.6–3.9 · Society — Fraud, cybercrime & public order