Geography and environment of the social spaces of Düsseldorf

The data set contains data on the geography and environment of the Düsseldorf social spaces. The complete update of the Social Spatial Structure is available as PDF on the pages of the Office for Statistics and Elections. The “Social Spatial Structure” divides the entire city of Düsseldorf into 179 smaller spatial units, whose cut depends on both socio-demographic and residential characteristics. Social spaces thus represent more people’s immediate living environment than is the case with administrative units such as the 50 districts. In general, the term social space can be used synonymous with quarters or habitats. Within the city administration, this instrument is used as a basis for reference and planning by almost all specialised offices and departments, which focus on social structures in the district. In addition, this room level is suitable for analytical purposes of various questions. In a separate dataset you can find geoinformation on the social space borders of Düsseldorf. The file “Social Spatial Structure of Geography and Environment 2016” contains the following column information: City district: Number of districts Social space: Number of the social space Area in ha: Area of social space in hectares Inhabitants per km²: Number of inhabitants per square kilometre Living area Share in %: Percentage of living space Green area Share in %: Percentage of green area Population affected by traffic noise in %: Percent of the population affected by traffic noise Notes: Unless otherwise stated, the data refer to 31.12.2016. Possible deviations of the data presented from other publications are either methodological or are based on different deadline regulations. For procedural reasons, the population reference figures for the MigraPro procedure differ slightly from those of the Resident Registration Register. In general, no consideration for the final sum has been rounded up or rounded. For this reason, when summing individual data, the final sums may be above or below 100 %. x = an indication of a number cannot be considered for technical reasons or does not make sense. The social room 0718, for example, includes the site of the former glassworks in Gerresheim. A new residential area is currently being built here. . = Numerical value is unknown or cannot be specified for certain reasons, e.g. for technical reasons or for reasons of confidentiality — = numerical value is exactly zero (nothing exists)