Demographics of Cologne
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Cologne (German: Köln) is Germany's fourth-largest city and the largest city in the Rhineland. As of 31 December 2011, there were officially 1,017,155 residents.[1] The city is center of the Cologne/Bonn Region with around 3 million inhabitants (including the neighboring cities of Bonn, Hürth, Leverkusen, and Bergisch Gladbach).
Population by district
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District | Population | |||||
Population (1990) |
Population (1995) |
Population (2000) |
Population (2005) |
Population (2009) |
Population (2025)estimated | |
1. Innenstadt | 137.283 | 138.637 ![]() |
133.454 ![]() |
129.496 ![]() |
126.301 ![]() |
128.400 ![]() |
2. Rodenkirchen | 91.284 | 94.582 ![]() |
97.790 ![]() |
100.490 ![]() |
100.827 ![]() |
110.500 ![]() |
3. Lindenthal | 134.823 | 135.276 ![]() |
139.026 ![]() |
139.803 ![]() |
137.870 ![]() |
145.300 ![]() |
4. Ehrenfeld | 95.243 | 95.552 ![]() |
97.396 ![]() |
102.939 ![]() |
103.708 ![]() |
105.900 ![]() |
5. Nippes | 111.133 | 109.481 ![]() |
108.206 ![]() |
109.235 ![]() |
111.141 ![]() |
111.000 ![]() |
6. Chorweiler | 74.481 | 79.073 ![]() |
83.215 ![]() |
82.865 ![]() |
80.459 ![]() |
77.700 ![]() |
7. Porz | 100.695 | 105.433 ![]() |
107.447 ![]() |
106.647 ![]() |
106.533 ![]() |
107.000 ![]() |
8. Kalk | 108.769 | 108.185 ![]() |
106.377 ![]() |
107.194 ![]() |
109.045 ![]() |
105.800 ![]() |
9. Mülheim | 142.889 | 141.877 ![]() |
144.321 ![]() |
144.432 ![]() |
144.419 ![]() |
140.300 ![]() |
Cologne | 998.590 ![]() |
1.008.848 ![]() |
1.017.721 ![]() |
1.023.101 ![]() |
1.020.303 ![]() |
1.031.800 ![]() |
source: Die Kölner Stadtteile in Zahlen 2010 (in German) |
Population by migration background
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District | Population (2009) | German citizens | Foreign citizens | |||||||||
(total) |
German citizens w/o migration backgr. |
German citizens w/ migration backgr. |
(total) |
from inside the EU1 |
from Turkey |
from elsewhere in Europe |
from Africa2 |
from the Americas |
from Asia3 |
from elsewhere | ||
1. Innenstadt | 126.301 | 104.945 | 92.946 | 11.999 | 21.356 | 9.524 | 4.502 | 2.532 | 924 | 1.287 | 2.460 | 127 |
2. Rodenkirchen | 100.827 | 86.823 | 74.938 | 11.885 | 14.004 | 5.717 | 3.298 | 1.850 | 827 | 505 | 1.747 | 60 |
3. Lindenthal | 137.870 | 124.943 | 111.586 | 13.357 | 12.927 | 6.034 | 1.600 | 1.646 | 627 | 762 | 2.146 | 112 |
4. Ehrenfeld | 103.708 | 83.614 | 69.749 | 13.865 | 20.094 | 6.824 | 7.960 | 2.394 | 970 | 459 | 1.367 | 120 |
5. Nippes | 111.141 | 91.048 | 77.230 | 13.818 | 20.093 | 5.876 | 9.584 | 2.131 | 857 | 409 | 1.146 | 90 |
6. Chorweiler | 80.459 | 65.770 | 46.806 | 18.964 | 14.689 | 3.216 | 6.989 | 2.589 | 456 | 96 | 1.252 | 91 |
7. Porz | 106.533 | 91.368 | 71.409 | 19.959 | 15.165 | 4.802 | 4.412 | 3.178 | 653 | 196 | 1.850 | 75 |
8. Kalk | 109.045 | 82.012 | 61.387 | 20.625 | 27.033 | 6.867 | 10.865 | 4.287 | 1.772 | 280 | 1.772 | 108 |
9. Mülheim | 144.419 | 116.935 | 93.804 | 23.131 | 27.484 | 6.642 | 12.480 | 3.885 | 1.750 | 443 | 2.202 | 82 |
Cologne | 1.020.303 | 847.458 | 699.855 | 147.603 | 172.845 | 55.502 | 61.690 | 24.492 | 8.835 | 4.437 | 17.024 | 865 |
1 largest groups from Italy, Poland and Greece
2 largest groups from Morocco and Algeria
3 largest group from Iran
Population by age
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District | Population (2009) | ||||
Population (total) |
Population age < 18 |
Population age 18 < 35 |
Population age 35 < 65 |
Population age > 65 | |
1. Innenstadt | 126.301 ![]() |
11.254 ![]() |
18.139 ![]() | ||
2. Rodenkirchen | 100.827 ![]() |
15.946 ![]() |
20.332 ![]() | ||
3. Lindenthal | 137.870 ![]() |
18.693 ![]() |
25.302 ![]() | ||
4. Ehrenfeld | 103.708 ![]() |
16.065 ![]() |
16.163 ![]() | ||
5. Nippes | 111.141 ![]() |
17.246 ![]() |
20.650 ![]() | ||
6. Chorweiler | 80.459 ![]() |
15.798 ![]() |
14.947 ![]() | ||
7. Porz | 106.533 ![]() |
18.011 ![]() |
21.112 ![]() | ||
8. Kalk | 109.045 ![]() |
19.415 ![]() |
20.029 ![]() | ||
9. Mülheim | 144.419 ![]() |
25.152 ![]() |
26.793 ![]() | ||
Cologne | 1.020.303 ![]() |
157.580 ![]() |
253.964 ![]() |
425.292 ![]() |
183.467 ![]() |
source: Die Kölner Stadtteile in Zahlen 2010 (in German) |
Historic population data
[edit]Roman Cologne
[edit]The walls of Colonia Agrippina covered an area of 96.8 hectares,[2] but the population density within the walls remains uncertain.
Date | Population |
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50 | 30.000[citation needed] |
150 | 50.000[citation needed] |
250 | 15.000[citation needed] |
350 | 15.000[citation needed] |
Medieval Cologne
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Since the construction of the Medieval wall in 1180, the area of the old imperial city of Cologne has not changed for more than 600 years and was only extended over the old city walls in 1794, just short before the arrival of French troops and Cologne's incorporation into the First French Empire.
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Modern Cologne
[edit]16th through 19th century
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After 1815, the Kingdom of Prussia enforced the construction of fortifications which again hindered any growth for the city. Only with the acquisition of these fortifications in 1881, the city of Cologne had the possibility of a gradual territorial expansion. On 12. November 1883 a strip of territory from parts of the municipalities of Ehrenfeld, Kriel, Longerich, Müngersdorf and Rondorf was added to the city. Since 1886, the Cologne City Council intensified negotiations with the surrounding communities, and on 1 April 1888 ended in a first major incorporation.
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20th century
[edit]The territorial expansion, beginning in the late 19th century, were significant marks for the city's population growth. Major communal reorganizations took place in 1910, 1914, 1922 and 1975.
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21st century
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See also
[edit]- Demographics of the European Union
- Demographics of Germany
- Demographics of Berlin
- Demographics of Hamburg
- Demographics of Munich
References
[edit]- ^ Information und Technik NRW. "Bevölkerung im Regierungsbezirk Köln". Archived from the original on 2012-09-11. Retrieved 2012-07-09.
- ^ J.C. Russell, "Late Ancient and Medieval Population," in Transactions of the American Philosophical Society, vol. 48, part 3, table 89.
- ^ City of Cologne, Köln ist Millionenstadt Archived 2014-08-24 at the Wayback Machine (in German)
- ^ City of Cologne, Köln ist Millionenstadt Archived 2014-08-24 at the Wayback Machine (in German)