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On December 31, 2011, the “official population” for Oberhausen was 212,568 (only main residents and after comparing with the other state offices). [first]  Inhabitant development of Oberhausen from 1862 to 2018 In the Middle Ages and the early modern period, only a few hundred people lived in the field of today’s Oberhausen. The population grew very slowly and went back again and again because of the numerous wars, epidemics and famines. On February 1, 1862, the Oberhausen mayor was formed from parts of six other municipalities. The municipality of Borbeck delivered the original cell and the largest proportion of territories (two thirds) with the districts of Lippern and Lirich. In addition, there were parts of Alstaden, D\u00fcmpten, Styrum and the Mayor’s Department in M\u00fclheim-Land, as well as smaller parts of Meiderich and Buschhausen. Already twelve years later, on September 10, 1874, the municipality of Oberhausen received city rights by introducing the city regulations. With the beginning of industrialization in the middle of the 19th century, population growth accelerated. In 1862, 5590 people lived in the community. In the census of December 1, 1871, 1113 houses and 12,805 inhabitants (including 3176 local; 7497 male and 5308 female) were determined. In 1885 there were 1575 houses and 20,371 inhabitants (10,968 male and 9403 female). With the incorporation of parts of Borbeck, Dellwig and Frintrop on April 1, 1915, the population of the city of Oberhausen crossed the border of 100,000, making it a big city. On August 1, 1929, an increase of more than 80,000 people to 194,000 inhabitants brought Sterkrade (50,661 inhabitants 1925) and Osterfeld (32,655 inhabitants 1925). The effects of the Second World War are clearly visible. The Allied air strikes destroyed large parts of the city. The population dropped from 192,000 in May 1939 to 100,000 in April 1945. After the war ended, the city’s population rose to their historical maximum of 260,570 by the return of the forced vacuums and the influx of numerous refugees and displaced persons from the German eastern areas by 1963. In 2019, the city was 15th with 210,764 inhabitants among the major German cities within North Rhine-Westphalia. This has been a decline of 19.1 percent (49,806 people) since 1963. The following overview shows the population according to the respective Area level. Until 1870, these were estimates, then census results (\u00b9) or official continuation of the city administration (until 1970) and the State Statistical Office (from 1971). From 1871, the information refers to the “local population”, from 1925 to the resident population and since 1987 to the “population at the site of the main apartment”. Before 1871, the number of inhabitants was determined according to inconsistent survey procedures. From 1862 to 1944 [ Edit | Edit the source text ]  Inhabitant development Oberhausen 1862\u20131944 (respective area status) Datum Resident February 1, 1862 5.590 December 31, 1865 7.210 December 1, 1867 \u00b9 9.240 December 31, 1870 10.563 December 1, 1871 \u00b9 12.805 December 1, 1875 \u00b9 15.476 December 1, 1880 \u00b9 16,680 December 1, 1885 \u00b9 20.371 December 1, 1890 \u00b9 25.249 December 2, 1895 \u00b9 30.154 December 1, 1900 \u00b9 42.148 December 1, 1905 \u00b9 52.166 December 31, 1909 61.812 December 1, 1910 \u00b9 89,900 Datum Resident December 31, 1915 103.144 December 1, 1916 \u00b9 97.015 December 5, 1917 \u00b9 99.874 8. October 1919 \u00b9 98.677 December 31, 1919 101.724 December 31, 1920 104.408 December 31, 1921 108.048 December 31, 1922 110.103 December 31, 1923 106.569 December 31, 1924 105.654 16. June 1925 \u00b9 105.121 December 31, 1925 106,370 December 31, 1926 107.866 December 31, 1927 109.369 Datum Resident December 31, 1928 110,230 December 31, 1929 193.868 December 31, 1930 193,837 December 31, 1931 194.391 December 31, 1932 195.119 16. June 1933 \u00b9 192.345 December 31, 1934 194.782 December 31, 1935 195.267 December 31, 1936 195,286 December 31, 1937 195,370 December 31, 1938 194,900 17. May 1939 \u00b9 191.842 December 31, 1939 196,400 December 31, 1940 194,300 \u00b9 Counting result Source: City of Oberhausen From 1945 to 1989 [ Edit | Edit the source text ]  Inhabitant development Oberhausen 1945\u20131989 (respective area status) Datum Resident 30. April 1945 100,000 December 31, 1945 168.206 29. October 1946 \u00b9 174.117 December 31, 1947 186,797 December 31, 1948 193.100 13. September 1950 \u00b9 202,808 December 31, 1951 211.437 December 31, 1952 216,931 December 31, 1953 226,800 25. September 1956 \u00b9 241.570 6. June 1961 \u00b9 256,773 December 31, 1961 258.529 December 31, 1962 260.041 December 31, 1963 260.570 Datum Resident December 31, 1964 259,945 December 31, 1965 259.810 December 31, 1966 256.752 December 31, 1967 254.339 December 31, 1968 250.575 December 31, 1969 249.078 27. May 1970 \u00b9 246,736 December 31, 1970 245.840 December 31, 1971 244,946 December 31, 1972 242.521 December 31, 1973 240.702 December 31, 1974 239.309 December 31, 1975 237.147 December 31, 1976 234,580 Datum Resident December 31, 1977 232,558 December 31, 1978 231.023 December 31, 1979 229.631 December 31, 1980 228,947 December 31, 1981 228.278 December 31, 1982 227.364 December 31, 1983 225.139 December 31, 1984 223.265 December 31, 1985 222.664 December 31, 1986 221.542 25. May 1987 \u00b9 220.286 December 31, 1987 220.082 December 31, 1988 221.017 December 31, 1989 222,419 \u00b9 Counting result Sources: City of Oberhausen (until 1970), State Office for Data Processing and Statistics North Rhine-Westphalia (from 1971) Ab 1990 [ Edit | Edit the source text ]  Oberhausen residents from 1990 (respective area status) Datum Resident December 31, 1990 223,840 December 31, 1991 224.559 December 31, 1992 226.025 December 31, 1993 226.254 December 31, 1994 225.443 December 31, 1995 224.397 December 31, 1996 223.884 December 31, 1997 223.637 December 31, 1998 222.456 December 31, 1999 222,349 Datum Resident December 31, 2000 222.151 December 31, 2001 221.619 December 31, 2002 220.928 December 31, 2003 220.033 December 31, 2004 219.309 December 31, 2005 218.898 December 31, 2006 218.181 December 31, 2007 217.108 December 31, 2008 215,670 December 31, 2009 214.024 Datum Resident December 31, 2010 212,945 December 31, 2011 212.568 December 31, 2012 210.005 December 31 2013 209.097 December 31, 2014 209.292 December 31, 2015 210.934 December 31, 2016 211.382 December 31, 2017 211.422 December 31, 2018 210.829 December 31, 2019 210.764 Source: Landesbetrieb Information and Technology North Rhine-Westphalia In its “Gegonse Lander 2020” published in 2006, in which the Bertelsmann Foundation provides data on the development of the population of 2,959 municipalities in Germany, a decline in the population was predicted for Oberhausen by 4.8 percent (10,484 people) between 2003 and 2020) . Absolute population development 2012\u20132030 – forecast for Oberhausen (main residential seats): [2]  Supported forecast compared to the real development from 1990 to 2018 Datum Resident 2012 209,980 2020 206,260 2025 203,360 2030 200.190 Source: Bertelsmann Foundation The largest groups of the foreigners registered in Oberhausen came from Turkey (9,407), Italy (1,885), Bosnia and Herzegovina (1,210), Serbia (1,135), Poland (840), Greece (590), Croatia (547), Macedonia (489), Netherlands (452), Sri Lanka (375), Russia (324), Afghanistan (318), Spain (286), Ukraine (273), Lebanon (231), Morocco (224), Austria (186), Ghana (182), Tunisia (142), India (133), Thailand (132), Portugal (123), Kazakhstan (113), Romania (109), Vietnam (108) and China (107). [3] [4] Population As of December 31, 2006 Residents with main residence 218.181 of which male 105,933 feminine 112.248 Deutsche 190.140 of which male 91.508 feminine 98.632 Foreigner 28.041 of which male 14.425 feminine 13,616 Share of foreigners in percent 12.9 Source: State Office for Data Processing and Statistics North Rhine-Westphalia  Population pyramid for Oberhausen (data source: Zensus 2011 [5] .) The following overview shows the age structure of December 31, 2010 (main residential seats). Age from – to population Percentage 0 – 4 8.336 3.9 5 – 14 19.402 9.1 15 – 19 – 19 11.793 5.5 20 – 24 12.529 5.9 25 – 29 12.100 5.7 30 – 39 24,638 11.6 40 – 49 34,768 16.3 50 – 59 32.140 15.1 60 – 64 12.882 6.1 over 65 44.357 20.8 In total 212,945 100.0 Source: State Office for Data Processing and Statistics North Rhine-Westphalia The population relates to December 31, 2006 (main residential seats). [6] No. Name Surface in km\u00b2 Resident- number Resident Proms km \u00ae \u00ae Foreigner in\u00a0% 01 Old town south 0.63 8.462 13.344 21.0 02 Old town center 0.87 6.209 7.098 19.2 03 Marienkirche 3.67 5.648 1.537 13.3 04 Borbeck 3.25 8.502 2.614 10.9 05 Bermensfeld 1.41 8.636 6.108 8.5 06 Schlad 1.04 6,749 6.464 6.0 07 Dipl 1.45 8.038 5.533 7.6 08 Instrument 0.97 6,952 7.161 8.3 09 Alstaden-cheese 1.83 7.685 4.195 8.7 ten Old stades-west 2.02 10.722 5.314 6.1 11 Lirich-milk 1.51 8.522 5.646 21.7 twelfth Lirich-Nord 4.08 7.275 1.781 12.1 13 Buschhausen 4.04 8.854 2.194 7.4 14 Black heather 3.42 9,067 2.649 11.0 15 Get 8.93 15,316 1.715 7.0 16 Sterkrade-Nord 17.21 21.084 1.225 7.0 17 Alsfeld 4.34 13,960 3.218 8.0 18 Thank you 1.58 8.231 5.201 11.9 19 Sterkrade middle 2.63 8.420 3.207 10.3 20 Heide 1.85 8.814 4,763 11.0 21 Osterfeld-West 2.80 7.342 2.624 23.2 22 Osterfeld-Ost 4.36 11.074 2.542 13.9 23 Klosterhardt-S\u00fcd 1.65 6.078 3.694 9.7 24 Klosterhardt-Nord 1.48 6.449 4,367 26.5  Oberhausen 77.03 218.089 2.831 11.3 Karl Friedrich Wilhelm Dieterici (ed.): Messages of the statistical bureau in Berlin , 1848\u20131861 Imperial statistical office (ed.): Statistical yearbook for the German Reich , 1880\u20131918 Statistical Reichtamt (ed.): Statistical yearbook for the German Reich , 1919\u20131941\/42 German City Day (ed.): Statistical yearbook of German communities , 1890 ff. Federal Statistical Office (ed.): Statistical yearbook for the Federal Republic of Germany , 1952 ff. Bertelsmann Foundation (ed.): Guide demographic change 2020. Analyzes and action concepts for cities and municipalities. Verlag Bertelsmann Foundation, G\u00fctersloh 2006, ISBN 3-89204-875-4 \u2191  LDS NRW: Archivlink ( Memento of the Originals from September 28, 2011 in Internet Archive )  Info: The archive link has been used automatically and not yet checked. Please check original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this note. @first @2 Template: Webachiv\/Iabot\/www.it.nrw.de  \u2191  Bertelsmann Foundation: Population forecast  \u2191  LDS NRW: Foreign population in North Rhine-Westphalia @first @2 Template: dead link\/www.lds.nrw.de ( Page no longer available, search in  Webarchiven )  Info: The link was automatically marked as a defect. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this note. 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