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Val-d'Oise in figures
Population, airports, tourism, transport links and land: official figures for Val-d'Oise, each with its source and reference year. The same content is available as a two-page PDF, in French and in English.
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Population and workforce
- 1,281,653inhabitants in Val-d'OiseINSEE, published 27 August 2026 · 2023
- 21.2%of Val-d'Oise's population is under 15INSEE, published 27 August 2026 · 2023
- 622,025economically active people aged 15 to 64 in Val-d'OiseINSEE, published 27 August 2026 · 2023
- 12,463,067inhabitants in the Île-de-France regionINSEE, published 27 August 2026 · 2023
- 5,992,194inhabitants in Hauts-de-France, the neighbouring region to the northINSEE, published 27 August 2026 · 2023
Airports
- 72,039,807passengers at Paris-Charles de GaulleDGAC, May 2026 edition · 2025
- 1,891,666 tonnesof freight and mail at Paris-Charles de GaulleDGAC, May 2026 edition · 2025
- 94,600employees at the Paris-Charles de Gaulle airport hubINSEE, published 16 December 2025 · 2023
- 1,360business establishments at the Paris-Charles de Gaulle airport hubINSEE, published 16 December 2025 · 2023
- 57,000aircraft movements at Paris-Le Bourget, the leading business aviation airport according to Groupe ADPGroupe ADP, web page, 2025 data · 2025
Tourism and hotels
- 14.1 milliontourists in Val-d'OiseVal d'Oise Tourisme, brochure, May 2026 · 2025
- 12.7 millionovernight stays (commercial and non-commercial) in Val-d'OiseVal d'Oise Tourisme, brochure, May 2026 · 2025
- 3.7 millionhotel nights in Val-d'OiseVal d'Oise Tourisme, brochure, May 2026 · 2025
- 73%occupancy rate in the Roissy hotelsVal d'Oise Tourisme, brochure, May 2026 · 2025
- 99hotels in Val-d'OiseINSEE, published 27 August 2026 · 01/01/2026
- 11,386hotel rooms in Val-d'OiseINSEE, published 27 August 2026 · 01/01/2026
Transport links and land
- 20 minutesbetween Paris Gare de l'Est and the airport on CDG Express, opening announced for 28 March 2027CDG Express, web page · 2027
- 58 hectaresfor the Bruyères-sur-Oise multimodal platformHAROPA PORT, web page · 2026
- 80,000 TEUannual capacity at the Bruyères-sur-Oise container terminalHAROPA PORT, web page · 2026
- 6 hectaresfor the “Linandes Est - Aerocity” site in Cergy, the only Val-d'Oise site among the first 55 France 2030 turnkey sitesDirection générale des entreprises, April 2024 · 2024
- Rail. RER lines A, C and D; suburban train lines H, J and L. (Île-de-France Mobilités, dataset updated 2 October 2026)
- Grand Paris Express line 17. From Le Bourget Aéroport to Parc des Expositions, including Gonesse station, in 2029; Paris-Charles de Gaulle airport and Le Mesnil-Amelot in 2030. (Société des grands projets, the public body building the line)
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Sources
- INSEE, Full statistical report, Val-d'Oise department (published 27 August 2026)
- INSEE, Full statistical report, Île-de-France region (published 27 August 2026)
- INSEE, Full statistical report, Hauts-de-France region (published 27 August 2026)
- DGAC, Commercial air traffic statistical bulletin, 2025 (May 2026 edition)
- INSEE, Insee Analyses Île-de-France no. 214, the Paris-Charles de Gaulle airport hub (published 16 December 2025)
- Groupe ADP, Paris-Le Bourget airport (web page, 2025 data)
- Val d'Oise Tourisme, 2025 key tourism figures for Val-d'Oise (brochure, May 2026)
- CDG Express, Project website (web page)
- Société des grands projets, Grand Paris Express, line 17 (web page)
- Île-de-France Mobilités, Stops and associated lines (open data) (dataset updated 2 October 2026)
- HAROPA PORT, Paris-Bruyères terminal (web page)
- Direction générale des entreprises, Press kit: the first 55 France 2030 turnkey sites (April 2024)
Each figure was checked against its source on Oct. 2, 2026. Page updated on Oct. 2, 2026.