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The tables illustrates the population of New York City, focusing on Manhattan and the other four districts over the period from 1800 to 2000. Overall, New York City's population increased dramatically throughout the period. Although, Manhattan accounted for the largest portion at the beginning, its share declined sharply as the populations of other districts grew rapidly. 6 In 1800, the population of New York City stood at nearly 80 thousand with Manhattan accounted for 60,515, which rated 76% of total, meanwhile, at the same time, the data for the remaining districts made up only 24% of the city's population. By 1900, the number of citizen has rose rapidly to over 3.4 million , conclude 1.8 million people lived in Manhattan, although it share has fallen just over than a half of total. In contrast, Brooklyn, Bronx, Queens, Staten Island all experienced sustainably growth, together accounting for nearly a half of city's resident By 2000, New York City was recorded a total population of over 8 million people. In oppose, Manhattan's population had fallen to approximately 1.54 million, while the combined population of the other four districts exceeded 6 million, representing the vast majority of the city's residents.