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How multicultural is Berlin?

IndoEuroMap data includes published non-European category shares for 12 of 12 listed areas in Berlin. Published shares range from 6% to 28%.

Share of classified records assigned to non-European categories

0-44-88-1212-1616-2020-2424%+

© EuroGeographics for the administrative boundaries

Classified online records at places in this area. Not where people live. Not ethnicity. Not census data. Read the method

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Non-European category share within IndoEuroMap data. This overview is fixed. Filters affect the map only. Equal displayed values share a rank.

What the comparison shows

  • Published category shares range from 6% to 28%.
  • Neukölln has the highest displayed category share (28%) in this comparison.

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Explore the recorded category mix across Berlin districts. Select a district to see its group breakdown and compare it with the city sample.

The current city figure uses 48,598 classified records. 12 of 12 mapped areas have a published breakdown. These counts include retained repeated records and do not count unique residents.

Start with the largest area samples

These areas have the most published classified records. A larger sample does not prove greater accuracy.

The reviewed place determines the area. Unknown and ambiguous records do not enter these shares. Read the map guide for the display, or the methodology for the rules and limits.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What is the non-European category share in Berlin?
21% of classified records are assigned to non-European categories. Rank 10 of 86 cities with published category shares in Germany. Largest non-European categories: Middle Eastern (12%) and Indian subcontinent (4%).
Which listed areas have the highest non-European category shares in Berlin?
Neukölln has the highest displayed category share (28%) in this comparison.
How are category shares measured?
The shares come from classified public online records at selected places, not from a census. A category does not show ethnicity, nationality, or where a person lives, and records can include visitors.

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