Nottingham Population: Age Groups and Growth Areas
According to the Nottingham City Council website, the latest estimates show that the total population of Greater Nottingham, which includes the city itself, Hucknall, and the boroughs of Gedling, Rushcliffe, and Broxtowe, is 667,100.
The population of the City itself is 300,800, while that of the Nottingham travel-to-work area is 786,600.
The actual numbers should be slightly higher, as Nottingham and the surrounding areas have steadily grown in recent years.
More on the age groups and the major growth areas of Nottingham below.
Age Groups The latest age groups estimates for Greater Nottingham date back to the middle of 2009.
The Nottingham City Council believes that the population has increased since then.
However, as more recent estimates are not yet available, the extent of the supposed population growth cannot be predicted.
As a result, the 2009 figures must be used for reference.
• 0-9: There are 71,000 children aged between 0 and 9 in Greater Nottingham, 36,500 of them are boys while 34,500 are girls.
• 10-19: There are 81,500 children/adolescents aged between 10 and 19, 41,300 of them boys and 40,200 girls.
• 20-29: The population group 20 to 29 years is well represented in Greater Nottingham, being the most numerous of all age groups.
In this respect, Greater Nottingham follows the general trend in Great Britain.
There are 62,600 males and 61,400 females, making up a total of 124,000 persons in this age group.
• 30-39: The 30 to 39 years group is also well represented.
There is a total of 88,200 persons in this group, 45,400 males and 42,800 females.
• 40-49: Persons aged between 40 and 49 years represent the second most numerous age group in Greater Nottingham, with 94,200 persons.
Of these, 47,800 are males and 46,400 are females.
• 50-59: There are 73,200 persons in the 50 to 59 years group, 36,600 males and 36,600 females.
• 60-69: In the 60 to 69 group there are a total of 62,700 persons, 30,800 are males and 31,900 are females.
• 70-79: The 70 to 79 year group has a total of 43,600 persons, 19,900 males and 23,700 females.
• 80-85: Finally, there are 28,400 persons aged between 80 and 85 in Greater Nottingham, 10,500 males and 17,900 females.
• Of the total population of 667,100 persons, 436,900 are in their working age.
Growth Areas There have been no recent studies concerned with estimating the population growth of the wards and communities in Nottingham, so giving accurate estimates is impossible.
Nevertheless, as the City Council states, Nottingham has seen a steady population increase as of lately.
Berridge (19,050 persons), Aspley (17,140), Dales (15,960), Radford and Park (20,470), St.
Anns (17,270), and Bestwood (16,860) are the most populous wards of Nottingham, according to 2009 estimates.
The growth of the city proper has been consistent, and although no estimates currently exist, noticeable growth driven by development has been seen in areas such as West Bridgeford.
The population of the City itself is 300,800, while that of the Nottingham travel-to-work area is 786,600.
The actual numbers should be slightly higher, as Nottingham and the surrounding areas have steadily grown in recent years.
More on the age groups and the major growth areas of Nottingham below.
Age Groups The latest age groups estimates for Greater Nottingham date back to the middle of 2009.
The Nottingham City Council believes that the population has increased since then.
However, as more recent estimates are not yet available, the extent of the supposed population growth cannot be predicted.
As a result, the 2009 figures must be used for reference.
• 0-9: There are 71,000 children aged between 0 and 9 in Greater Nottingham, 36,500 of them are boys while 34,500 are girls.
• 10-19: There are 81,500 children/adolescents aged between 10 and 19, 41,300 of them boys and 40,200 girls.
• 20-29: The population group 20 to 29 years is well represented in Greater Nottingham, being the most numerous of all age groups.
In this respect, Greater Nottingham follows the general trend in Great Britain.
There are 62,600 males and 61,400 females, making up a total of 124,000 persons in this age group.
• 30-39: The 30 to 39 years group is also well represented.
There is a total of 88,200 persons in this group, 45,400 males and 42,800 females.
• 40-49: Persons aged between 40 and 49 years represent the second most numerous age group in Greater Nottingham, with 94,200 persons.
Of these, 47,800 are males and 46,400 are females.
• 50-59: There are 73,200 persons in the 50 to 59 years group, 36,600 males and 36,600 females.
• 60-69: In the 60 to 69 group there are a total of 62,700 persons, 30,800 are males and 31,900 are females.
• 70-79: The 70 to 79 year group has a total of 43,600 persons, 19,900 males and 23,700 females.
• 80-85: Finally, there are 28,400 persons aged between 80 and 85 in Greater Nottingham, 10,500 males and 17,900 females.
• Of the total population of 667,100 persons, 436,900 are in their working age.
Growth Areas There have been no recent studies concerned with estimating the population growth of the wards and communities in Nottingham, so giving accurate estimates is impossible.
Nevertheless, as the City Council states, Nottingham has seen a steady population increase as of lately.
Berridge (19,050 persons), Aspley (17,140), Dales (15,960), Radford and Park (20,470), St.
Anns (17,270), and Bestwood (16,860) are the most populous wards of Nottingham, according to 2009 estimates.
The growth of the city proper has been consistent, and although no estimates currently exist, noticeable growth driven by development has been seen in areas such as West Bridgeford.