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מכון ירושלים לחקר ישראל Jerusalem Institute for Israel Studies שנתון מכון ירושלים לחקר ישראל Jerusalem Institute for Israel Studies שנתון סטטיסטי לירושלים Statistical Yearbook of Jerusalem 2013 לוחות נוספים – אינטרנט Additional Tables - Internet לוח ג/8 - מרכיבי גידול של האוכלוסייה בירושלים לפי רובע, תת רובע ואזור סטטיסטי1, 22010 Table III//8 - Sources of Population Growth in Jerusalem, by Quarter, Sub-Quarter and Statistical Area1, 20102 סוף שנה End of year מאזן אוכלוסייה מאזן אוכלוסייה אחוז ריבוי הגירה סך כל בתחילת עולים4 הגירה בין בסוף גידול טבעי בתוך הגידול5 השנה יישובית השנה שנתי ירושלים אזור סטטיסטיStatistical Area3 3 Annual Population Total Internal Migration Immig- Natural Population growth at end growth5 migration balance rants4 increase at beginning (%) of year balance within of year Jerusalem ירושלים - סך-הכל Jerusalem - Total 1.9 788,052 15,070 7,081 .. 3,408 19,121 772,982 יהודים ואחרים Jews and others 1.4 504,200 7,100 6,900 .. 3,400 11,500 497,000 ערבים Arabs 2.9 283,900 7,900 200 .. .. 7,600 275,900 רובע Quarter 1 3.0 60,105 1,753 1,295 181 142 1,247 58,352 1 תת רובע 011 - נווה יעקב Sub-quarter 011 - Neve 5.9 19,703 1,099 399 19 70 695 18,603 Ya'aqov א"ס .S.A 0111 נווה יעקב )מזרח( Neve Ya'aqov (east) -3.7 2,966 -114 -55 -81 .. 100 3,080 0112 נווה יעקב - קרית קמניץ Neve Ya'aqov - Qiryat 3.3 2,707 87 -30 26 17 63 2,620 Kamenetz 0113 נווה יעקב )דרום( - רח' הרב Neve Ya'aqov (south) - Ha- 10.3 3,813 357 -129 .. .. 164 3,456 פניז'ל, מתנ"ס Rav Fnizel st., communuty center 0114 נווה יעקב )מרכז( - מבוא Neve Ya'aqov (center) - 4.8 3,085 140 -36 .. .. 132 2,945 אדמונד פלג .Edmond Fleg st 0115 נווה יעקב )צפון( - רח' מאיר בלבן Neve Ya'aqov (north) - Me'ir 5.8 2,806 153 -58 .. .. 116 2,652 Balaban st. 0116 נווה יעקב )מערב( - רח' אבא Neve Ya'aqov (west) - Abba 12.4 4,326 476 -91 27 17 120 3,850 אחימאיר, רח' משה סנה .Ahime'ir st., Moshe Sne st תת רובע 012 - פסגת זאב צפון Sub-quarter 012 - Pisgat 1.2 18,146 213 -398 64 38 238 17,934 Ze'ev north א"ס .S.A 0121 פסגת זאב צפון )מערב( Pisgat Ze'ev north (west) 0.3 4,199 14 -81 .. .. 61 4,185 0122 פסגת זאב צפון )מזרח( - Pisgat Ze'ev north (east) - 3.0 3,188 94 -62 39 .. 40 3,094 רח' נתיב המזלות .Netiv Ha-Mazzalot st 0123 פסגת זאב מרכז )מערב( - Pisgat Ze'ev center (west) - 0.3 4,758 15 -110 .. .. 45 4,743 רח' גדוד חרמש .Gedud Hermesh st 0124 פסגת זאב מרכז )דרום( - Pisgat Ze'ev center (south) - 0.8 2,436 20 -47 .. .. 32 2,417 שד' סיירת דוכיפת .Sayyeret Dukhifat blvd 0125 פסגת זאב מרכז )מזרח( - Pisgat Ze'ev center (east) - 2.0 3,565 70 -98 16 .. 60 3,495 רח' יעקב יהושע .Ya'aqov Yehoshu'a st תת רובע 013 - פסגת זאב מזרח Sub-quarter 013 - Pisgat 2.0 22,256 441 -498 136 34 314 21,815 Ze'ev east א"ס .S.A 0131 פסגת זאב מזרח )מזרח( - רח' Pisgat Ze'ev east (east) - 4.5 1,677 72 -32 66 .. 23 1,605 אברהם רפול הררי .Abraham Harari-raful st 0132 פסגת זאב מזרח )מרכז( - רח' Pisgat Ze'ev east (center) - 3.2 4,780 147 -97 38 .. 83 4,633 משה גבירצמן .Moshe Gvirzman st 0133 פסגת זאב מזרח )דרום - מזרח( Pisgat Ze'ev east (south - -12.8 3,522 -517 -67 22 .. 55 4,039 - רח' אליהו מרידור .east) - Eliyahu Meridor st 0134 פסגת זאב מזרח )דרום - מערב( Pisgat Ze'ev east (south - 20.4 3,448 586 -74 19 .. 36 2,863 - רח' גיורא יוספטל .west) - Giyora Yoseftal st 0135 פסגת זאב מזרח )צפון - מערב( - Pisgat Ze'ev east (north - 0.9 4,621 39 -112 .. .. 60 4,582 רח' חיים תורן, ,.west) - Haim Toren st רח' ראובן ארזי, מתנ"ס Re'uven Arazi st., community center 0136 פסגת זאב מערב - רח' שמואל Pisgat Ze'ev (west) - 2.8 4,208 114 -116 .. .. 57 4,093 תמיר, רח' דוד ניב, גבעת בנימין, Shemu'el Tamir st., David Niv מרכז מסחרי ,st., Giv'at Binyamin commercial center רובע Quarter 2 .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 2 תת-רובע 021 - כפר עקב, עטרות .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. - Sub-quarter 021 Kafr 'Aqb, Atarot 0211 כפר עקב )צפון(, ח'רבת .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. עטארה, סמיראמיס תת-רובע 022 - בית חנינא צפון .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. Sub-quarter 022 - Bet Hanina north רובע Quarter 3 .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 3 תת-רובע 031 - בית חנינא )דרום(, .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. Sub-quarter 031 - Bet שועפאט Hanina south, Shu'afat עמוד page 1 מתוך of 9 פרק ג' – אוכלוסייה Chapter III – Population מכון ירושלים לחקר ישראל Jerusalem Institute for Israel Studies שנתון סטטיסטי לירושלים Statistical Yearbook of Jerusalem 2013 לוחות נוספים – אינטרנט Additional Tables - Internet לוח ג/8 - מרכיבי גידול של האוכלוסייה בירושלים לפי רובע, תת רובע ואזור סטטיסטי1, 22010 Table III//8 - Sources of Population Growth in Jerusalem, by Quarter, Sub-Quarter and Statistical Area1, 20102 סוף שנה End of year מאזן אוכלוסייה מאזן אוכלוסייה אחוז ריבוי הגירה סך כל בתחילת עולים4 הגירה בין בסוף גידול טבעי בתוך הגידול5 השנה יישובית השנה שנתי ירושלים אזור סטטיסטיStatistical Area3 3 Annual Population Total Internal Migration Immig- Natural Population growth at end growth5 migration balance rants4 increase at beginning (%) of year balance within of year Jerusalem תת רובע 032 - מ"פ שועפאט, ענאתא .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. Sub-quarter 032 - Shu'afat החדשה RC, New Anata רובע Quarter 4 2.4 55,964 1,325 -1,272 -222 154 1,732 54,638 4 תת רובע 041 - רמת שלמה Sub-quarter 041 - Ramat 2.2 14,554 310 -268 -94 33 432 14,244 Shlomo א"ס .S.A 0411 רמת שלמה )מזרח( - רח' חזון Ramat Shlomo (east) - hazon 2.0 5,335 103 -108 -47 .. 143 5,232 איש .eash st 0412 רמת שלמה )מרכז( - רח' Ramat Shlomo (center) - 4.6 5,516 242 -81 -34 22 187 5,274 קהילות יעקב .kehilot ya'akov st 0413 רמת שלמה )מערב( Ramat Shlomo (west) -0.9 3,703 -35 -79 .. .. 102 3,738 תת רובע 042 - רמות אלון צפון Sub-quarter 042 - Ramot 2.9 24,327 693 -481 -108 68 786 23,634 Allon north א"ס .S.A 0421 רמות אלון )מזרח( - רח' Ramot Allon (east) - 1.9 3,921 71 -100 -20 21 114 3,849 מורגנטאו .Morgentau st 0422 רמות אלון )צפון-מזרח( - רח' Ramot Allon (north - east) - 6.2 2,996 175 -57 54 .. 106 2,821 הדף היומי .Ha-Daf Ha-Yomi st 0423 רמות אלון )צפון-מזרח( - רח' Ramot Allon (north-east) - 4.6 4,547 202 -60 -31 .. 183 4,345 סולם יעקב .Sullam Ya'aqov st 0424 רמות אלון )מרכז( - רח' Ramot Allon (Center) - 5.6 2,359 125 -21 .. .. 109 2,234 כיסופים, מרכז מסחרי Kissufim st., commercial center 0425 רמות אלון - רמות פולין, קהילת Ramot Allon - Ramat Polin, 1.2 4,879 60 -108 .. 19 129 4,820 אונגוואר Qehilat Ungwar 0426 רמות אלון)צפון-מערב( - Ramot Allon (north - west) - 1.1 5,625 60 -135 -102 .. 145 5,565 בנימין מינץ .Binyamin Minz st תת רובע 043 - רמות אלון דרום Sub-quarter 043 - Ramot 1.9 17,083 322 -523 -20 53 514 16,760 Allon א"ס .S.A 0431 רמות אלון )מערב( - רח' ישראל Ramot Allon (west) - Yisrael -0.6 4,721 -27 -185 -21 .. 133 4,748 זרחי .Zarhi st 0432 רמות אלון )מרכז( - רח' אברהם 5,037 143 .. -72 -56 152 5,189 3.0 Ramot Allon (center) - Idelson אידלזון, מתנ"ס st., community center 0433 רמות אלון דרום )מזרח( - רח' Ramot Allon (east) - Aliyat Ha- 4.7 2,178 97 -96 27 .. 105 2,081 עלית הנוער .No'ar st 0434 רמות אלון דרום )מרכז( - רח' Ramot Allon (center) - Aharon 2.4 2,922 68 -69 .. .. 95 2,853 אשכולי אהרון .Eshkoli st 0435 רמות אלון )דרום( - דרך החורש Ramot Allon (south) - Derekh Ha-Horesh 1.6 2,073 32 -117 50 27 38 2,041 0436 מצפה נפתוח, עמק הארזים Ha-Arazim Valley, Mitsp'e Naftoah רובע Quarter 5 1.3 44,307 569 -576 -464 327 1,225 43,740 5 תת רובע 051 - הר חוצבים, סנהדריה, Sub-quarter 051 - Har Ha- 2.6 16,028 412 -241 -269 108 483 15,616 תל ארזה -Hozvim, Sanhedriyya, Tel Arza א"ס .S.A 0511 הר חוצבים קרית תעשיות .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. Har Ha-Hozvim High-Tech עתירות מדע park 0512 עזרת תורה Ezrat Tora 2.4 2,868 67 -81 -47 21 89 2,801 0513 שיכון חב''ד - רח' חנה Shikkun Habad, Hanna st. 1.2 3,816 43 -53 -94 27 109 3,772 0514 מחניים, תל ארזה Tel-Arza, Mahanayim 5.1 4,389 213 -34 -38 37 136 4,177 0515 סנהדריה Sanhedriyya 1.9 4,955 91 -73 -90 23 149 4,864 תת רובע 052 - רמת אשכול, גבעת Sub-quarter 052 - Ramat 3.1 10,611 316 -164 -48 99 341 10,295 המבתר Eshkol, Giv'at Ha-Mivtar א"ס .S.A 0521 סנהדריה מורחבת Sanhedriyya Ha-Murhevet 2.5 4,094 100 -63 .. .. 119 3,994 0522 רמות אשכול )מערב( Ramat Eshkol (west) 4.9 3,573 168 -34 -25 58 154 3,405 0523 גבעת המבתר, רמת אשכול Giv'at Ha-Mivtar, Ramat 1.7 2,944 48 -67 .. 29 68 2,896 )מזרח( עמוד Eshkol (east) page 2 מתוך of 9 פרק ג' – אוכלוסייה Chapter III – Population מכון ירושלים לחקר ישראל Jerusalem Institute for Israel Studies שנתון סטטיסטי לירושלים Statistical Yearbook of Jerusalem 2013 לוחות נוספים – אינטרנט Additional Tables - Internet לוח ג/8 - מרכיבי גידול של האוכלוסייה בירושלים לפי רובע, תת רובע ואזור סטטיסטי1, 22010 Table III//8 - Sources of Population Growth in Jerusalem, by Quarter, Sub-Quarter and Statistical Area1, 20102 סוף שנה End of year מאזן אוכלוסייה מאזן אוכלוסייה אחוז ריבוי הגירה סך כל בתחילת עולים4 הגירה בין בסוף גידול טבעי בתוך הגידול5 השנה יישובית השנה שנתי ירושלים אזור סטטיסטיStatistical Area3 3 Annual Population Total Internal Migration Immig- Natural Population growth at end growth5 migration balance rants4 increase at beginning (%) of year balance within of year Jerusalem תת רובע 053 - מעלות דפנה, שמואל Sub-quarter 053 - Ma'a lot 2.0 9,008 179 .
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