Nuremberg Facts & Figures 2014

Office of Urban Research and Statistics for Nuremberg and Fürth

Nuremberg Facts & Figures 2014 City Area Location: 11°04’43’’ East, 49°27’20’’ North 1) Meters above main station 309 m, castle hill 352 m, sea level: lowest point 284 m, highest point 407 m Expansion: North-South 23.5 km East-West 21.4 km

Land Use 2012 Surface area: 186.4 km² buildings and enclosed areas 35.9 % agriculture 21.9 % transport 17.5 % woods 16.1 % leisure and recreation 4.7 % water 2.2 % other 1.7 % Evolution of City Area since 1806 Year Total City Area 1806 1.6 km² 1899 54.4 km² 1930 100.5 km² 1938 123.0 km² 1966 134.7 km² 2010 186.4 km²

 0123 km

Population Growth since 1431 Year Population Year Population 1431 22 797 1946 312 338 1662 40 276 1956 426 858 1806 25 176 1972 514 976 1852 53 638 1985 465 255 1900 261 081 2000 488 400 1939 423 383 2011 510 602

1) Old City Hall Political Representation Council Election 2014

70 seats

21 seats 2 seats 3 seats 1 seat 2 seats

31 seats 6 seats 2 seats 1 seat 1 seat

Lord Mayor Dr. Ulrich Maly (SPD) 2nd Mayor Christian Vogel (SPD) 3rd Mayor Dr. Klemens Gsell (CSU) Twin Cities City Country since Antalya Turkey 1997 Atlanta USA 1998 Age Córdoba Spain 2010 Glasgow Scotland 1985 Hadera Israel 1986 Kavala Greece 1999 Kharkiv Ukraine 1990 Kraków Poland 1979 Nice France 1954 Prague Czech Republic 1990 San Carlos Nicaragua 1985 Shenzhen China 1997 Skopje Republic of Macedonia 1982 Winners of the Nuremberg International Human Rights Award Sergej Kowaljow (Russia) 1995 Abe J. Nathan (Israel) and Khémaïs Chammari (Tunisia) 1997 Fatimata M'Baye (Mauritania) 1999 Bishop Samuel Ruíz García (Mexico) 2001 Ibn Abdur Rehman (Pakistan) and Teesta Setalvad (India) 2003 Tamara Chikunova (Uzbekistan) 2005 Eugénie Musayidire (Rwanda) 2007 Abdolfattah Soltani (Iran) 2009 Hollman Morris (Colombia) 2011 Kasha Jacqueline Nabagesera (Uganda) 2013 Population Structure (%) 2) 2009 2013 Proportion of population total 100 100 by gender male 48.2 48.7 female 51.8 51.3 by marital status (18+) unmarried 31.0 33.1 married 50.2 48.4 widowed 8.7 8.2 divorced 10.1 10.4 by religious affiliation Protestant 32.4 30.0 Catholic 28.1 26.6 other, none 39.5 43.4 by age under 6 5.0 5.1 6-14 7.3 7.1 15-24 11.3 11.4 25-34 14.9 15.6 35-64 40.9 40.5 65-74 11.6 10.4 75 and older 9.1 9.9

Population by Age 2013 and Population Projection 2030

Age Age

90 2030 90

80 80

70 70

60 2013 60

50 50 male female 40 40

30 30

20 20

10 10

0 0 4 500 3 000 1 500 0 1 500 3 000 4 500

2) registered population, as of December 31 Population Structure 3) 2009 2013 Resident Population by Nationality German (%) 83.0 81.1 Non-German (%) 17.0 18.9 total of countries 154 157 Residents with migration background (%) 38.6 41.1 Non-Germans by Nationality (%) EU-Member States 4) 34.1 45.5 a.o. Greece 9.7 10.6 Italy 6.8 6.4 Poland 4.5 5.6 Romania 3.0 5.9 Turkey 23.1 18.9 Ukraine 5.7 4.3 Russia 4.0 3.4 Croatia 3.9 3.5 Bosnia-Herzegovina 3.0 2.6 Iraq 2.9 2.5 Households 3) 2009 2013 total 260 548 277 598 1-person (%) 48.4 50.3 2-person (%) 29.2 28.3 3 or more persons (%) 22.4 21.3 with children (%) 17.9 17.2 single parent households (%) 4.5 4.3 Population Movements 5) 2009 2013 Births 4 461 4 855 Deaths 5 415 5 593 Immigration to Nuremberg 29 030 36 191 Emigration from Nuremberg 28 091 31 058 Internal migration within Nuremberg 38 648 37 439 Marriages 2 175 2 413 Migration Fluctuations with with with respect to respect to respect to total Bavaria Germany Abroad 6 000 4 000 2 000 0 -2 000 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 3) as of December 31 4) 2013: EU28 5) 2013: preliminary figures Education Number of Number of General education 2012/13 schools students Grundschule (grades 1 to 4) 57 15 212 Mittel- und Hauptschule (grades 5 to 9 + voluntary 10th grade) 29 7 813 Förderschule (school for pupils with special needs; grades 1 to 10) 15 2 820 Realschule (grades 5 to 10) 12 6 169 Gymnasium (grades 5 to 12) 15 12 755 Other Schools (grades 5 to 12) 2 1 040 Abendrealschule, Abendgymnasium and Kol- leg (secondary evening schools, 1 to 4 years) 3 1 188

Number of Number of Vocational education 2012/13 schools students Berufsschule (part-time vocational school; 1 to 3.5 years; grades 10 to 12) 12 18 320 Berufsfachschule (full-time vocational school; 1 to 3 years; grades 10 to 12) 31 2 193 Other vocational schools 48 8 843 Number of Number of Higher education 2012/13 institutions students Colleges of Applied Sciences 2 12 075 Academies of Art and of Music 2 705 University 1 8 012 Nuremberg Centre for Adult Education 2012 Double periods (2 x 45 min. Courses) 52 481 Participants 163 078 Nuremberg Public Library 2013 Loaned Media 2 007 365 Media inventory 916 991 Culture and Sport 2013 Cultural Facilities/ Performances/ Visitors Venues Events State Theatre Nuremberg 6) 777 297 022 Meistersingerhalle 801 309 890 Stadium 193 857 721 of which are: special/third-party events 155 127 455 football matches 1.FCN 38 730 266 Arena 81 325 000 Nuremberg Zoo 986 837 City Museums 643 733 of which are: Toy Museum 113 202 Albrecht Dürer’s House 78 455 City Museum Fembohaus 35 972 Germanisches Nationalmuseum 335 949 German Railway Museum 202 100 Imperial Castle 156 848 Neues Museum - State Museum for Art and Design 73 283 Cinemas 2 013 323

Health 2012 Hospitals 17 Hospital beds 3 471 Doctors in hospitals 1 227 Doctors in private practice 1 269 of which general practitioners 286 specialists 764 Dentists 454 Public pharmacies 138

6) Season 2012/13 Children´s Day Care centres 2013 for children under the age of 3 years 22 for children aged 2 to 7 years (excluding school children) 177 for children aged 5 to 13 years (only school children) 92 with children of all age groups 134 Children in Day Care by Age Groups under 3 Years 2 495 3 to 5 Years 11 301 6 to 10 Years 7 478 11 to 13 Years 298 Care for Elderly People 2012 Nursing Facilities Number 56 Capacity 6 426 Residents of Nursing Facilities 5 763 Staff 3 978 of which work part-time 2 194 Social Security Basic Social Security Benefits for Job-seekers (SGB II) June 2013 Recipients of Unemployment Benefit II 33 051 Recipients of „Social Money“ (children and handicapped) 13 352 Recipients of Social Benefits (SGB XII) 2012 Regular subsistence payments 2 224 Basic security payments in old age and in cases of reduced earning capacity 8 275 Assistance in special situations (benefits according to chapters 5 to 9 of SGB XII) 8 752

Labour Market Annual Average 2013 Germany Bavaria Nuremberg Unemployment rate (%) 6.9 3.8 7.8 Unemployed persons 2 950 250 264 523 21 302 of which are: female (%) 45.9 46.7 47.7 non-German (%) 17.1 20.9 34.3 Unemployment Rate in Nuremberg 7) 10 %

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7) in May 2009: Change of labour market programmes Employment 8) June 2009 June 2013 Employees 264 324 278 637 of which are: female 120 344 128 285 apprentices 15 014 13 548 Employment by economic sector June 2013 0.4% AgricultureAgriculture and and forestry, forestry, fisheries fisheries ProductionProduction 54.3% 22.0% Commerce,Commerce, hotel hotel and and catering, transport 23.3% catering, transport OtherOther services services

8) only employees liable for social security contributions; job location in Nuremberg Economy 2007 2011 Gross value added (million €) 18 513 20 151 of which are: production sector (%) 23.7 24.1 service sector (%) 76.1 75.8 Gross domestic product per employee (€) 57 463 62 460 Exhibition Centre 2009 2013 Visitors 908 896 958 696 of which are: Consumenta 141 186 154 746 Leisure Fair Nuremberg 106 604 92 083 International Toy Fair 75 409 72 595 World Organic Trade Fair 46 771 41 794

Tourism 2009 2013 Lodging 148 152 Beds 15 126 16 492 Guests 1 182 565 1 508 135 of which are from abroad 321 325 452 371 Overnight stays 2 128 291 2 666 932 of which are from abroad 608 738 847 262

Guests from abroad 2013 9.7% USAUSA UnitedUnited Kingdom Kingdom 8.3% 59.6% ItalyItaly 8.1% AustriaAustria NetherlandsNetherlands 7.8% OtherOther 6.6% Construction and Housing 2008 2012 Newly completed Buildings Residential buildings 451 399 of which are one-family and two-family houses 385 328 Residential units 1 035 1 064 Housing Stock Residential buildings 68 554 69 794 of which are: one-family and 45 333 45 980 two-family houses apartment buildings 23 221 23 701 Apartments in residential buildings 259 226 265 499 of which are: in one-family and 53 010 52 150 two-family houses flats in apartment buildings 206 216 208 414 Floor space per person (m²) 38.3 39.9 Residents per apartment 1.9 1.9

Rent before Utilities Average net rent for privately financed apartments exclusive of heating (€ per m²)

6.42 5.85 5.83 6.17 5.20 5.50 5.07 4.61 4.71 5.06

Year 93/94 95/96 97/98 99/00 01/02 03/04 05/06 07/08 09/10 11/12

Heating Modes of heating in Residential buildings

Proportion in % District 18.0 heating 22.9

Gas 47.1 47.8

Oil 23.5 20.3

Electricity 10.5 7.8 2003 Coal, Wood 0.9 1.2 2011 Energy and Water Supply 2009 2013 Electricity (1 000 kWh) 3 161 378 2 911 480 Gas (1 000 kWh) 5 980 240 5 917 539 District heating (1 000 kWh) 1 260 155 1 304 406 Water (1 000 m³) 28 976 29 024 Immissions 2009 2013 Measured at Nuremberg Main Station Annual Averages

Sulphur dioxide SO2 (mg/m³) 0.003 0.005 Carbon monoxide CO (mg/m³) 0.4 0.4

Nitrogen dioxide NO2 (mg/m³) 0.038 0.035

Particle emissions PM10 (µg/m³) 26 28 Climate 2013 Average air (°C) 9.3 temperature deviation from norm 9) 0.5

Precipitation (mm) 647.2 percentage of norm 9) 100.5

Sunshine (hours) 1 526.4 percentage of norm 9) 89.9 Transport Airport 2009 2013 Starts and landings 71 217 62 644 Passengers 3 969 857 3 314 524 Air freight (t) 10 609 9 909 Harbour 2008 2012 Ship arrivals 605 538 Freight turnover (t) 14 098 339 15 414 177 Public Transport 2009 2013 Passengers (1 000) 219 561 211 983 Length of route network (km) 551.2 614.1 Stops 596 617 Roads within City Limits 2009 2013 Total length (km) 1 146 1 148 of which are municipal roads (km) 1 002 1 004 Motor Vehicles 2008 2012 Registered motor vehicles 256 702 269 274 of which are saloons and station wagons 217 146 228 167

9) Norm = long-term mean value Nuremberg Airport 1961-1990 Nuremberg Compared 2011

Non- Motor Unem- vehicles Area Popula- Ger- (per 1 000 City 2 10) ployed (km ) tion mans 11) inhabi- 10) (%) (%) tants) 10) Nuremberg 186.37 510 602 17.0 7.9 520 Berlin 891.75 3 501 872 14.1 13.3 379 Hamburg 755.33 1 798 836 13.8 7.8 468 Munich 310.70 1 378 176 24.2 5.1 548 Cologne 405.17 1 017 155 16.3 9.6 496 Frankfurt a.M. 248.31 691 518 21.4 7.5 508 Stuttgart 207.35 613 392 22.6 5.5 514 Düsseldorf 217.41 592 393 18.3 9.0 545 Dortmund 280.71 580 956 16.0 12.8 510 Essen 210.34 573 468 12.3 12.0 533 Bremen 325.55 548 319 13.1 10.6 472 Leipzig 297.37 531 809 6.0 13.0 426 Dresden 328.31 529 781 4.8 10.0 453 Augsburg 146.84 266 647 17.4 6.9 518 Regensburg 80.70 136 577 11.2 4.8 669 Würzburg 87.63 133 808 12.8 4.9 528 Ingolstadt 133.37 126 732 15.5 3.7 760 Fürth 63.35 116 317 13.1 6.6 554 Erlangen 76.95 106 326 15.1 3.7 551 10) Population based on data from the 1987 Census 11) Annual Average

Impressum: Published by: City of Nuremberg Office of Urban Research and Statistics for Nuremberg and Fürth Unschlittplatz 7a 90403 Nuremberg Phone 09 11 / 2 31-28 43 Fax 09 11 / 2 31-28 44 E-mail [email protected] Internet www.statistik.nuernberg.de Cover Photo: Ralf Schedlbauer/City of Nuremberg Printed by: Nova.Druck Goppert GmbH, Andernacher Straße 20, 90411 Nürnberg Published in July 2014 This publication draws on statistics from City of Nuremberg local cen- suses, the Bavarian State Office of Statistics and Data Processing, the German Federal Labour Agency and various other sources. © Copyright for the pictures: City of Nuremberg, Press and Informa- tion Office; Reproduction of the folder in total or in parts is permit- ted with a quotation of the sources.