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Demographics

BFS · 2025
Women
291 49.1%
Men
302 50.9%
Children & youth (0–19)
140 23.6%
Swiss citizens
485 81.8%
Foreign residents
108 18.2%
Population density
239 pop./km²
0–19 · 140 · 23.6%20–64 · 344 · 58.0%65+ · 109 · 18.4%
Foreign residents 18.2%0%64.0%
Population change 2025: +5 (+0.9%) · 6 births · 6 deaths · net migration +6
STATPOP 2025 · Federal Statistical Office (FSO), retrieved 19.09.2026 · swisstopo, retrieved 24.09.2026 · BEVNAT (Statistik der natürlichen Bevölkerungsbewegung) 2025 · Federal Statistical Office (FSO), retrieved 24.09.2026
27.09.2026Popular Initiative 'For food security – through increased sustainable domestic production, more plant-based food and clean drinking water (Food Initiative)'Federal● Rejected · 27.5% YesDistrict Verwaltungskreis Bern-Mittelland: 32.7% Yes
26.3% YesNo 73.7%
27.09.2026Popular Initiative 'Safeguard Swiss neutrality (Neutrality Initiative)'Federal● Rejected · 29.8% YesDistrict Verwaltungskreis Bern-Mittelland: 19.3% Yes
27.8% YesNo 72.2%
27.09.2026Volksinitiative «Berner Bildungsinitiative»Cantonal BE● Rejected · 40.1% YesDistrict Verwaltungskreis Bern-Mittelland: 47.0% Yes
32.1% YesNo 67.9%
14.06.2026Amendment to the Civilian Service ActFederal● Accepted · 52.5% YesDistrict Verwaltungskreis Bern-Mittelland: 42.9% Yes
59.0% YesNo 41.0%
14.06.2026Popular initiative: 'No to Switzerland of 10 million! (Sustainability Initiative)'Federal● Rejected · 45.2% YesDistrict Verwaltungskreis Bern-Mittelland: 33.6% Yes
57.0% YesNo 43.0%
14.06.2026Projektierungskredit für das Kunstmuseum Bern (Sanierung und Ersatzneubau)Cantonal BE● Rejected · 48.2% YesDistrict Verwaltungskreis Bern-Mittelland: 59.6% Yes
40.4% YesNo 59.6%
08.03.2026Federal Act on Individual TaxationFederal● Accepted · 54.3% YesDistrict Verwaltungskreis Bern-Mittelland: 61.8% Yes
48.9% YesNo 51.1%
08.03.2026Popular Initiative ‘For a fair energy and climate policy: Investing for prosperity, jobs and the environment (Climate Fund Initiative)’Federal● Rejected · 29.3% YesDistrict Verwaltungskreis Bern-Mittelland: 39.7% Yes
31.2% YesNo 68.9%
08.03.2026Popular Initiative ‘200 francs is enough! (SBC Initiative)’Federal● Rejected · 38.1% YesDistrict Verwaltungskreis Bern-Mittelland: 28.0% Yes
35.5% YesNo 64.5%
08.03.2026Cash Initiative and Counter-Proposal: Deciding QuestionFederal● Rejected · 37.4% YesDistrict Verwaltungskreis Bern-Mittelland: 27.6% Yes
37.9% YesNo 62.1%
All federal votes →
Popular votes (sd-t-17-02) 2026 · Federal Statistical Office (FSO), retrieved 04.10.2026

Politics

National Council election 2023
SVP36.0% · strongest party
SVP36.0%
SP17.1%
Mitte10.9%
FDP9.1%
GRÜNE8.3%
sd-t-17.02-NRW2023 2023 · Federal Statistical Office (FSO), retrieved 25.09.2026
Municipal tax multiplier150%
Cantonal tax multiplier297.5%
150%BE range 89%220%
Tax rank 45 of 334 in canton Bern
Tax burden
Single, 100'000 CHF gross income
16'236 CHF(16.2%)
Rank 36 of 334 in the canton · 1407 of 2110 in Switzerland
Median canton 17'048 CHF · median Switzerland 15'290 CHF
Cheapest Deisswil bei Münchenbuchsee 14'255 CHF · most expensive Schelten 18'510 CHF
Income tax as % of gross income
0%9%18%26%35%40k50k100k150k200k250k300k
100'000 CHF:16'236 CHF(~16.2%)
MünchenwilerCanton range BernSwitzerland median
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Gross incomeMünchenwilerBernSwitzerland median
40'0009.5%8.3–10.9%5.4%
50'00011.3%9.8–13%7.8%
60'00012.6%11–14.5%10.5%
70'00013.7%12–15.7%11.9%
80'00014.5%12.6–16.5%13.1%
90'00015.3%13.4–17.5%14.1%
100'00016.2%14.3–18.5%15.3%
110'00017.1%15–19.4%16.3%
120'00017.9%15.8–20.3%17.2%
130'00018.7%16.5–21.2%18.1%
140'00019.5%17.2–22%19%
150'00020.2%17.9–22.8%19.7%
175'00021.9%19.5–24.7%21.6%
200'00023.4%20.9–26.3%23.2%
225'00024.8%22.2–27.8%24.6%
250'00026%23.3–29.1%25.8%
275'00027%24.3–30.2%26.8%
300'00027.9%25.1–31.2%27.4%
2026 · Federal Tax Administration (FTA), retrieved 24.09.2026

Climate

MeteoSwiss 1 km grid · 1991–2020
Annual mean temperature 1991–20209.8 °C
Precipitation 1991–2020993 mm
9.8 °CCH range -5.5°14°
1991–2020 · MeteoSwiss, retrieved 28.08.2026

Terrain

swisstopo · DHM 40 m
Highest point
611 m
Mean elevation
517 m
Relief
142 m
Mean slope
6.7°
Flat share
42.2%
South-facing
8.5%
Above 2000 m
0.0%
Relief 142 m0 m3'847 m

Terrain figures cover the whole municipal territory (swisstopo swissALTIRegio) — not the settlement point. Slope and south-facing share are resolution-dependent and measured at 40 m.

swissALTIRegio 2026 · swisstopo, retrieved 28.08.2026
Roof potential
6.9 GWh/yr
Roofs + façades
8.9 GWh/yr
≈ households powered
1'500
Per inhabitant
11'669 kWh/yr
7 GWh/yr01'133 GWh/yr
BFE solar factsheet ↗

Modelled roof and façade potential from the BFE solar model — the electricity these surfaces could produce, not installed capacity or what the municipality actually generates today. The household figure divides the roof potential by 4'500 kWh per year, ElCom’s reference household (consumption profile H4, a 5-room apartment).

Swiss Federal Office of Energy (SFOE), retrieved 24.09.2026

Electricity

ElCom · 2027
Tariff H4
26.48 Rp./kWh
Energy
13.15 Rp./kWh
Grid usage
9.19 Rp./kWh
Levies + grid surcharge
2.3 Rp./kWh
26.48 Rp./kWh10.5645.88
Canton median 27.95 Rp./kWhSwiss median 26.53 Rp./kWh
Network operator Groupe E SA
ElCom tariff comparison ↗
How this is measured

Total household electricity price for ElCom consumption profile H4 — 4'500 kWh a year, a 5-room flat with electric stove and tumble dryer — standard product, excluding VAT, for the tariff year shown. Energy, grid usage, levies to public bodies and the federal grid surcharge are included. Canton and Swiss medians are ElCom's own published figures.

2027 · Federal Electricity Commission (ElCom), retrieved 12.09.2026
Premium regionRegion 2
Standard model, deductible 300612 CHF/mo
Ø premium in canton Bern432 CHF/mo
Estimate Switzerland 2026465.3 CHF/mo

Premiums are set per canton and premium region. This area lies in premium region 2 of canton Bern. Shown is the average adult premium paid across the whole canton Bern (2024, BAG) — a region-specific average is not available in the cantonal data.

2024 · Federal Office of Public Health (FOPH), retrieved 12.09.2026

Housing

BFS · ARE
Vacancy rate
0.74 %
Second homes
11.1 %
Avg. rooms
4
Dwellings
269
Built before 194628.3%
Built since 200124.5%
0.74 %0 %12 %

Vacancy rate from the BFS vacant-dwelling count (2025); building age and room count from the Buildings and Dwellings Statistics (2024). The average room count treats the ‘6 rooms or more’ class as 6, so it is a slight lower bound. The vacancy rate is volatile for small municipalities.

Buildings and Dwellings Statistics 2024 · Federal Statistical Office (FSO), retrieved 24.09.2026 · Vacant dwellings survey 2025 · Federal Statistical Office (FSO), retrieved 24.09.2026 · Dwelling inventory and second-home share 2026 · Federal Office for Spatial Development (ARE), retrieved 24.09.2026

Economy

BFS · 2024
Jobs
201
Workplaces
31
Services share
36.8 %
Jobs by sector: Primary 30 (14.9%) · Secondary 97 (48.3%) · Tertiary 74 (36.8%)
STATENT (Statistik der Unternehmensstruktur) 2024 · Federal Statistical Office (FSO), retrieved 24.09.2026

Agriculture

BFS · 2025
Farms
8
Organic share
12.5 %
Farmland
219 ha
Landwirtschaftliche Strukturerhebung 2025 · Federal Statistical Office (FSO), retrieved 19.09.2026

Accessibility

ARE · NPVM
Major centrePT 71 min · Car 30 min
AgglomerationPT 18 min · Car 9 min
Remoteness 125/334 in canton
National Passenger Transport Model (NPVM) 2025 · Federal Office for Spatial Development (ARE), retrieved 24.09.2026

Municipality

Wikidata · CC0
BFS municipality number669
Wikidata · continuously updated, retrieved 24.09.2026
Largest municipalities593 #248 BE · #1725 CHGrowing municipalities0.9% #117 BE · #871 CHShrinking municipalities0.9% #217 BE · #1235 CHJobs per resident0.34 #178 BE · #1079 CHFamilies & children23.6% #13 BE · #209 CHAge structure18.4% #319 BE · #1563 CHWomen share49.1% #264 BE · #1460 CHForeign residents18.2% #66 BE · #1024 CHPopulation density239/km² #106 BE · #922 CHTax burden16'236 #41 BE · #1412 CHTaxes150% #45 BEWarmest municipalities9.8 °C #48 BE · #687 CHSunniest municipalities42.3% #159 BE · #1074 CHRainiest municipalities993 mm #314 BE · #1652 CHVoter turnout50.8% #242 BE · #1713 CHSVP strongholds36% #243 BE · #897 CHSP strongholds17.1% #99 BE · #726 CHCentre strongholds10.9% #71 BE · #1120 CHFDP strongholds9.1% #60 BE · #1492 CHGLP strongholds7.7% #164 BE · #622 CHGreen strongholds8.3% #114 BE · #817 CHLargest by area2.5 km² #307 BE · #1938 CHHighest municipalities508 m #247 BE · #1171 CHSecond homes11.1% #194 BE · #1036 CHOrganic farming12.5% #148 BE · #1030 CHBest-connected municipalities71 min #206 BE · #1099 CHRemotest municipalities71 min #125 BE · #986 CHHighest peaks611 m #233 BE · #1493 CHHighest-lying municipalities517 m #248 BE · #1364 CHGreatest vertical range142 m #242 BE · #1630 CHSteepest municipalities6.7° #201 BE · #1282 CHSolar potential7 GWh #265 BE · #1763 CHSolar potential per capita11'669 kWh #188 BE · #799 CHCheapest electricity26.48 Rp./kWh #225 BE · #920 CHMost expensive electricity26.48 Rp./kWh #109 BE · #1081 CH

Localities

swisstopo · 1
What is the postal code of Münchenwiler?
The postal code of Münchenwiler is 1797.
What is the tax rate in Münchenwiler?
The municipal tax multiplier of Münchenwiler is 150% (2026); canton BE levies 297.5%.
How much tax do you pay in Münchenwiler?
A single person without children pays about 16'236 CHF income tax in Münchenwiler on 100'000 CHF gross income (federal, cantonal, municipal), rank 36 of 334 in canton BE. Source: ESTV (2026).
How many residents does Münchenwiler have?
Münchenwiler has 593 residents (2025).
How many foreign residents live in Münchenwiler?
Münchenwiler has 108 foreign residents, a share of 18.21% (2025).

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