How multicultural is Barcelona?
IndoEuroMap data includes published non-European category shares for 67 of 73 listed areas in Barcelona. 6 areas have no published share. Published shares range from 4% to 24%.
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Share of classified records assigned to non-European categories
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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 4% to 24%.
- el Raval has the highest displayed category share (24%) in this comparison.
How diverse is Barcelona in this sample?
Explore Barcelona neighbourhoods through IndoEuroMap data. Visitors and repeated records can affect the result, so the map does not measure resident identities.
The current city figure uses 454,120 classified records. 67 of 73 mapped areas have a published breakdown. These counts include retained repeated records and do not count unique residents.
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These areas have the most published classified records. A larger sample does not prove greater accuracy.
- el Poblenou21,131 classified records · 15% non-European category share
- Sant Antoni19,966 classified records · 17% non-European category share
- Sant Pere, Santa Caterina i la Ribera19,425 classified records · 20% non-European category share
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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Frequently asked questions
- What is the non-European category share in Barcelona?
- 16% of classified records are assigned to non-European categories. Rank 4 of 135 cities with published category shares in Spain. Largest non-European categories: Latin (7%) and Middle Eastern (5%).
- Which listed areas have the highest non-European category shares in Barcelona?
- el Raval has the highest displayed category share (24%) 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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