The first graph illustrates modifications in the total number of people of New York City from 1800 to 2000.The second and third tables gives information in the populace of the five avenue of the megapolice over the same time period.
Overall, New Yorks population has risen sharply and very fast. While Manhattans inhabitants has grown significantly, but then it shows that in 2000 they are number percantage has fallen. And Other districts has shown an upward trend.
In 1800, the total population of the New York City had a relatively small of 79,216 people. This number rose rapidly to around 3,4million by 1900. By the end of the period, in 2000, the population had grown further to just over 8 million, showing rapid urban expansion across two centuries.
By contrast, Manhattan followed different pattern. Its population increased substannially from 60,515 in 1800 to a peak of 1,850,093 on 1900, before it had changed and declined to 1,538,096 by 2000. As a result the proportion of Manhettans inhabitants fell from 76 to 19 persantage. Meanwhile,other five districts rose steadly and accounted for vasr magorityof New York by the end of the period.