The provided illustrations depict data about alterations occured in the total quantity of nation in New York City and Manhattan within two centuries from 1800 to 2000. Additionally, third of the three tables show information on the populations of other cities incuding Brooklyn, Bronx, Queens and Staten Island during the same years.
Taken as a whole, the population of New York witnessed a continuing upward trend – by nearly 3 millions per year. In the starting years, people from Manhattan accounted for the vast majority of the entire nation, while it dropped dramatically by the end. The remaining percentages were responsible for other districts such as Brooklyn and Bronx, which inclined and reached the peak ultimately.
According to 1800, New York had only 79 thousand people, with Manhattan and other districts making up the 76% and 24% respectively.By 1900,the number of New Yorkers rose by more than 3 millions. However, the reverse was true for the Manhattan and other parts of the city which were both constituting for almost half of the total population. In 2000, although the nation of New York reached its top spot of 8 millions, the other districts including Manhattan experienced an enermous fall to 20 % and 80% relatively.