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Dortmund vs Frankfurt am Main: compare category shares

In Dortmund, 25% of classified records are assigned to non-European categories. It ranks 5th of 86 cities in Germany. Frankfurt am Main has 22% and ranks 7th. Based on IndoEuroMap data, not census data.

Content updated · By Bernat Sampera

DortmundFrankfurt am MainMiddle EasternDortmund: 20.5%Frankfurt am Main: 13.5%20.5% / 13.5%Eastern EuropeanDortmund: 13.1%Frankfurt am Main: 14.6%13.1% / 14.6%South AsianDortmund: 1.9%Frankfurt am Main: 3.7%1.9% / 3.7%East AsianDortmund: 0.9%Frankfurt am Main: 2.1%0.9% / 2.1%Latin AmericanDortmund: 0.7%Frankfurt am Main: 1%0.7% / 1%AfricanDortmund: 0.8%Frankfurt am Main: 1%0.8% / 1%Southeast AsianDortmund: 0.6%Frankfurt am Main: 1%0.6% / 1%
Dortmund
25%
non-European categories, rank 5 of 86
Frankfurt am Main
22%
non-European categories, rank 7 of 86
Gap
3 pts
Dortmund leads
Dortmund neighbourhoods
11
with at least five visible groups
Frankfurt am Main neighbourhoods
16
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 22% in Frankfurt am Main, a gap of 3 points.

The largest difference is in the Middle Eastern category: 20.5% in Dortmund and 13.5% in Frankfurt am Main. The combined share in covered Germany cities for all non-European categories is 18%.

Top 5 neighbourhoods of Dortmund.
Highest shares in DortmundNon-European categories
1. Innenstadt Nord 51%
2. Eving 25%
3. Innenstadt West 24%
4. Innenstadt Ost 19%
5. Huckarde 16%
Top 5 neighbourhoods of Frankfurt am Main.
Highest shares in Frankfurt am MainNon-European categories
1. Innenstadt 1 29%
2. Nord-West 27%
3. West 26%
4. Mitte-Nord 25%
5. Innenstadt 2 23%
DortmundDortmund: 25%25%Frankfurt am MainFrankfurt am Main: 22%22%Germany covered shareGermany covered share: 18%18%
Share of classified records assigned to non-European categories, city level.

Frequently asked questions

Does Dortmund have a higher non-European category share than Frankfurt am Main?
Yes. Dortmund has 25% of classified records assigned to non-European categories, Frankfurt am Main has 22%.
Which area has the highest non-European name share in Dortmund and Frankfurt am Main?
Innenstadt Nord in Dortmund (51%) and Innenstadt 1 in Frankfurt am Main (29%).
How are category shares measured?
Based on IndoEuroMap data, not census data.

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