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The Hamburg Nord district is one of 7 districts of the Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg. It is located above the district of Hamburg Mitte, framed by the two districts of Eimsbüttel and Wandsbek. All 3 districts together form the “north” of Hamburg. Hamburg Nord occupies an area of 57.8 square kilometers and has about 290,000 inhabitants.
This district has, next to the district of eimsbüttel, the highest population density compared to the remaining, with 5040 inhabitants / km2.
Hamburg-Nord is very spacious with its 13 districts on almost 58 km2. Numerous areas are not inhabited, but serve the recreation of Hamburg residents and its guests as well as the infrastructure. Find out more about the diversity of the northern district.
Hamburg-Nord and its key data
Hamburg-Nord consists of 13 districts, which in turn are subdivided into three large regional areas. In the Eppendorf-Winterhude regional area you will also find Hoheluft-Ost. The Fuhlsbüttel-Langenhorn-Alsterdorf area also includes Groß Borstel and Ohlsdorf. In the third regional area Barmbek-Uhlenhorst-Dulsberg there is also Hohenfelde in addition to the named districts.
