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The image presents three tables with historical population data. The first table shows the population of New York City (all five districts): in 1800—79,216; in 1900—3,437,202; in 2000—8,008,185. The second table details Manhattan: in 1800 with a population of 60,515 equating to 76% of the total population; in 1900 with 1,850,093 representing 54%; in 2000 with 1,538,096 making up 19%. The third table lists other districts (Brooklyn, Bronx, Queens, Staten Island): in 1800 having a collective population of 18,701 at 24%; in 1900 with 1,587,109 covering 46%; in 2000 reaching 6,471,089 constituting 81%.
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The first table illustartes the population of New York cityin 1800, 1900 and 2000, whereas second and third table show the changes in population of fuve districts of New York.
Overall, the amount of people in New York increased over the year and most of people lived in Manhattan.
In 1800, total population of new York was 79216, and 76% of them lived at Manhattan whereas 24% lived in other four Districts. After a century, the population of this city rised to 3437202. Manhattan was still popular among the people l. 1850093 people lived there, on the other hand, 1587109 people lived in other 4 districts
However, im 2000 the population of New York increased rapidly and reached around 8009185 But Manhattan lost his popularity and just 19% people stay there whereas, other 4 districts such as Brooklyn, Bronx, Queens, and Staten Island faced huge increased and reached 647089
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