The first table illustrates how the aggregate population of New York changed throughout the period between 1800 and 2000, while the remaining two tables show the same type of information which belongs to the particular districts of New York with their proportions of the whole community. Overall, the number of citizens of New York grew either stably or rapidly with only one exception being Manhattan which experienced slight decrease in number but significant drop in proportion at the end of the period.
Regardless of it, Manhattan had a relatively higher recordings of numbers in table than other five districts accumulated together. Focusing on the first table, New York has overgone the substantial growth in residents in every year of the table.
Recording negligible roughly 80 thousand in 1800, it rocketed to the nearly 3437 thousand in 1900. Similarly, it increased by more than 100% by the end of the period reaching 8mln, more precisely in 2000. Moving to the Manhattan, its figure was less stable than New York’s overall one. In the prior, it represented the highest proportion of the whole city (76%) with mere 60 thousand. In spite of jumping to the 1850 thousand in 1900, its percentage dropped to the half of the whole population, and this pattern of fraction continued in the following century be decreasing to the 19%, accompanied by drop of the figure itself by nearly 300 thousand, moreover.
Turning to the other districts, their both number of citizens and fraction increased steadily over a whole period. It recorded the one fourth of all citizens with 18 thousand in 1800, which also experienced significant surge in 1900 by reaching 1587 thousand - the half of all residents. By the end of timeframe, the population has been multiplied by four, representing 81% of total.