Berlin vs Dortmund: compare category shares
In Berlin, 21% of classified records are assigned to non-European categories. It ranks 11th of 86 cities in Germany. Dortmund has 25% and ranks 5th. Based on IndoEuroMap data, not census data.
Content updated · By Bernat Sampera
- Berlin
- 21%
- non-European categories, rank 11 of 86
- Dortmund
- 25%
- non-European categories, rank 5 of 86
- Gap
- 4 pts
- Dortmund leads
- Berlin neighbourhoods
- 12
- with at least five visible groups
- Dortmund neighbourhoods
- 11
- with at least five visible groups
- Germany covered share
- 18%
- all covered cities
The verdict
Dortmund has the higher non-European category share. 25% of its classified records are assigned to non-European categories, against 21% in Berlin, a gap of 4 points.
The largest difference is in the Middle Eastern category: 11.5% in Berlin and 20.5% in Dortmund. The combined share in covered Germany cities for all non-European categories is 18%.
| Highest shares in Berlin | Non-European categories |
|---|---|
| 1. Neukölln | 28% |
| 2. Tempelhof-Schöneberg | 27% |
| 3. Mitte | 23% |
| 4. Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg | 22% |
| 5. Pankow | 21% |
| Highest shares in Dortmund | Non-European categories |
|---|---|
| 1. Innenstadt Nord | 51% |
| 2. Eving | 25% |
| 3. Innenstadt West | 24% |
| 4. Innenstadt Ost | 19% |
| 5. Huckarde | 16% |
Frequently asked questions
- Does Berlin have a higher non-European category share than Dortmund?
- No. Dortmund has 25% of classified records assigned to non-European categories, Berlin has 21%.
- Which area has the highest non-European name share in Berlin and Dortmund?
- Neukölln in Berlin (28%) and Innenstadt Nord in Dortmund (51%).
- How are category shares measured?
- Based on IndoEuroMap data, not census data.
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Sources and method
- Method: how IndoEuroMap classifies records.
- Based on IndoEuroMap data, not census data.
- Review collection dates vary. No single verified collection date is available.
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