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. 2015 Sep 2;15:201. doi: 10.1186/s12884-015-0628-7

Table 1.

Characteristics of 15 studied Dutch municipalities in 2000–2008

Municipality Number of residentsa Number of births 2000–2008 Number of neighbourhoods Number of births in low SES (<p20)b, N (%) Number of births in non-western women, N (%)
 Almere 193,163 19,302 5 2789 (14.4) 5996 (31.1)
 Amsterdam 790,110 90,535 8 58,944 (65.1) 41,897 (46.3)
 The Hague 502,055 53,712 24 27,125 (50.5) 22,856 (42.6)
 Enschede 158 048 15,312 10 8103 (52.9) 3006 (19.6)
Four villages in the province Groningen 309,244 5850 4 3282 (56.1) 515 (8.8)
 Groningen city 193,127 17,372 10 7689 (44.3) 2499 (14.4)
 Heerlen 89,016 6864 12 5663 (82.5) 1008 (14.7)
 Nijmegen 165 182 15,519 10 7254 (46.7) 2529 (16.3)
 Rotterdam 616,260 64,353 15 46,218 (71.8) 30,755 (47.8)
 Schiedam 76,244 5715 7 3350 (58.6) 2312 (40.5)
 Tilburg 207,580 20,354 10 9548 (46.9) 4528 (22.2)
 Utrecht 316,275 37,519 10 1289 (34.4) 10,110 (26.9)
 The Netherlands 16,730,348 1,584,800 NA 399,999 (25.2) 257,383 (16.2)

NA not applicable, SES socio-economic status

aIn 2012

bDefined as status score below the 20th percentile