Did you know Glei\u00dfhammer has grown significantly over the years? Let’s explore its story. Glei\u00dfhammer is a statistical district in Nuremberg. It offers a glimpse into the city’s demographic changes.
Let’s take a look at how the population of Glei\u00dfhammer has changed over time. In 2001, the estimated population was 5534. By 2006, it had grown to 5913. The upward trend continued with 6205 residents in 2011. In 2016, the population was 6197. By 2019, it was 6136. These numbers reflect registered residents. There can be discrepancies compared to resident population figures.
Now, let’s break down the population structure of Glei\u00dfhammer in 2019. There were 2905 males and 3231 females. Among the residents, 962 were aged 0-17 years. The 18-64 age group comprised 3856 people. There were 1318 residents aged 65 and older. The citizenship breakdown shows 5141 German citizens. There were 995 residents with foreign citizenship.
Glei\u00dfhammer is also home to a railway station. The Nuremberg-Glei\u00dfhammer station serves the Nuremberg-Feucht line. It is an important transportation hub for the area. The station is served by the S2 of the Nuremberg S-Bahn.
The Nuremberg-Glei\u00dfhammer station has an interesting history. It was initially built in 1920. The station served staff of the marshalling yard living nearby. These staff used the Nuremberg Hauptbahnhof-Nuremberg Rangierbahnhof passenger trains. In 1927, it opened for general passenger traffic. From June 3, 1984, regional trains served the station. It was rebuilt for the S-Bahn line S2. The rebuilt station reopened on November 22, 1992.
The station is 2.3 km from Nuremberg Hauptbahnhof. It has one island platform and two tracks. DB Regio Bayern operates the trains. The station code is 4602.
Glei\u00dfhammer blends residential life with transportation links. Its evolving population and railway station tell a story of change and connectivity within Nuremberg.