About Statistics Iceland (Hagstofa)
Search all five Hagstofa databases (population, society, economy, industries, environment), read a table’s variables and fetch the data as CSV. Population key figures go back to 1703. CC BY 4.0.
Questions you can ask Statistics Iceland
Type them into Kahubi’s chat once Statistics Iceland is connected.
“How has Iceland’s population grown since 1900, and how much of the growth came from net immigration?”
What comes back: Population key figures by year from Hagstofa, with population, increase and net immigration columns.
“How many tourists stayed overnight in Iceland per year since 2010?”
What comes back: Tourism tables from Statistics Iceland with yearly values and the table reference.
Statistics Iceland MCP tools
The 3 tools the Statistics Iceland server offers to Kahubi. The assistant picks the right one for each question.
hagstofa_search_tablesSearch Statistics Iceland (Hagstofa) tables by keyword.
hagstofa_table_infoVariables and value codes of one table (first 40 values per variable).
hagstofa_get_dataQuery one table.
Using Statistics Iceland in Kahubi
- Hosted by Kahubi. Kahubi runs this server itself so it stays reliable enough for research use.
- Cited, checkable answers. Results are treated as retrieved material and cited with the source’s own identifiers, so you can open every record the answer relied on.
- Your files stay private. Only the search the assistant writes for your question is sent to Statistics Iceland.
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- EurostatEU official statistics: economy, demography, trade, health and NUTS regions.
- OECDOECD statistics on economy, education, health, labour and environment (SDMX).
- IMF dataInternational Monetary Fund macroeconomic datasets.
- Statistics Sweden (SCB)Swedish official statistics: population, economy, labour market, education and environment.
- Sveriges RiksbankPolicy rate, exchange rates and interbank rates from the Swedish central bank.
- Kolada (Swedish municipal indicators)6,000 key indicators for every Swedish municipality and region: schools, care, finances, environment.