Lowest ranked · Finances · Cities over 100 000 inhabitants

Lowest-ranked towns for local finances

The 10 towns with the lowest score on this criterion, at a comparable size. A low position reflects the available public data — it is not a value judgement. Open data: INSEE, DGCL, Qualité-eau.fr, ADEME, French Ministry of Interior, IGN

Rennes Wikipedia #1

Rennes

35 / 227 830 inh.
25.4 / 100
Gross savings/cap.
179 €/inh.
Debt capacity
6.9 yrs
Debt/inh.
1 231 €/inh.
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Angers Wikipedia #2

Angers

49 / 157 555 inh.
26.4 / 100
Gross savings/cap.
179 €/inh.
Debt capacity
6.1 yrs
Debt/inh.
1 088 €/inh.
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Strasbourg Wikipedia #3

Strasbourg

67 / 291 709 inh.
27.1 / 100
Gross savings/cap.
147 €/inh.
Debt capacity
8.7 yrs
Debt/inh.
1 285 €/inh.
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Méthodologie

How this ranking is calculated.

Full note
Weighting 30 %

Gross savings

Weighting 25 %

Debt-repayment capacity

Weighting 20 %

Debt per inhabitant

Weighting 15 %

Property tax rate

Weighting 10 %

Municipal investment