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Postcode · Almere, Flevoland

Postcode 1313Neighbourhood Kruidenwijk

On 1 January 2026, postcode 1313 in Almere (Kruidenwijk) had 4,205 residents. 43.6% of them (1,835 people) have a migration background: they were born abroad or have at least one parent who was. That is lower than Almere (51.6%) and higher than the national average (29.1%). The largest origin groups are other Asia (9.8%), Suriname (8.1%) and other Europe (5.4%). 54.8% of residents with a migration background were born abroad themselves. Since 2022 the share has risen by 5.4 percentage points.

Residents
4,205 on 1 January 2026
Migration background
43.6% 1,835 people
Born abroad
54.8% of those with a migration background
Change since 2022
+5.4 pp in share with a migration background
Migration background, share of residents

Share of residents with a migration background in this postcode and its neighbours.

Where residents come from

Origin of residents on 1 January 2026, as a share of all residents.

Dutch origin and migration background

  • Dutch origin 56.5% 2,375
  • Migration background 43.6% 1,835

Largest origin groups

Bars show each group’s share of all residents of 1313. For comparison, the line marks Almere and the circle the Netherlands.

  • Other Asia Asia excluding Indonesia and Turkey
    9.8% 410 people
    Almere 12.7% Netherlands 5.3%
  • Suriname
    8.1% 340 people
    Almere 11.6% Netherlands 2.0%
  • Other Europe Europe excluding the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany and Poland
    5.4% 225 people
    Almere 6.4% Netherlands 5.6%
  • Other Africa Africa excluding Morocco
    4.0% 170 people
    Almere 4.2% Netherlands 2.3%
  • Indonesia
    3.3% 140 people
    Almere 2.5% Netherlands 1.9%
  • Morocco
    3.2% 135 people
    Almere 3.8% Netherlands 2.4%
  • Other Americas & Oceania Americas and Oceania excluding Suriname and the Dutch Caribbean
    3.1% 130 people
    Almere 2.6% Netherlands 1.7%
  • Turkey
    2.1% 90 people
    Almere 2.4% Netherlands 2.6%
  • Dutch Caribbean Aruba, Curaçao, Sint Maarten, Bonaire, Sint Eustatius and Saba
    1.8% 75 people
    Almere 2.6% Netherlands 1.1%
  • Germany
    1.7% 70 people
    Almere 1.3% Netherlands 1.9%
  • Poland
    0.83% 35 people
    Almere 1.1% Netherlands 1.4%
  • Belgium
    0.24% 10 people
    Almere 0.40% Netherlands 0.76%

First and second generation

Residents with a migration background, by whether they were born abroad themselves.

  • Born abroad (first generation) 54.8% 1,005
  • Born in the Netherlands (second generation) 45.0% 825

Men and women

Men
2,110
Women
2,100

Compared with all postcodes

Higher than 88% of all postcodes in the Netherlands

Trend since 1998

Share of residents with a migration background, compared with larger areas.

Measure
  • 1313
  • Almere
  • Netherlands
Show as table
Year 1313AlmereNetherlands
1998 18.0%23.8%16.7%
1999 19.2%25.1%17.1%
2000 20.0%26.4%17.5%
2001 20.7%27.8%18.0%
2002 21.6%29.5%18.4%
2003 23.1%31.3%18.8%
2004 23.7%32.7%19.0%
2005 24.2%33.9%19.2%
2006 25.5%34.7%19.3%
2007 26.5%35.1%19.4%
2008 26.9%35.6%19.6%
2009 27.9%36.4%19.9%
2010 28.1%37.0%20.3%
2011 29.4%37.6%20.6%
2012 30.0%38.2%20.9%
2013 30.3%38.7%21.1%
2014 30.3%39.1%21.4%
2015 30.5%39.5%21.7%
2016 30.4%40.0%22.1%
2017 31.4%40.8%22.6%
2018 32.6%41.6%23.1%
2019 33.5%42.7%23.6%
2020 35.0%43.8%24.2%
2021 35.6%44.6%24.6%
2022 38.3%46.3%26.0%
2023 40.2%48.0%27.1%
2024 41.4%49.3%27.9%
2025 42.6%50.4%28.5%
2026 43.6%51.6%29.1%

In 2022 CBS switched to a new origin classification. Up to 2021 the line shows the old “migration background” figures; the overlap years show a small break (about +0.8 points nationally).

Nearby postcodes

Largest group
1319 Noorderplassen 7,545 +3.4 pp Suriname
1314 Kruidenwijk, Markerkant 7,020 +8.8 pp Other Europe
1312 Muziekwijk Noord 6,835 +4.1 pp Other Asia
1316 Waterwijk 4,075 +4.4 pp Other Asia

All figures

Number of residents per origin group on 1 January. Figures up to 2021 use the old CBS classification.

Year Total residentsDutch originMigration backgroundEuropeOutside EuropeTurkeyMoroccoSurinameIndonesiaDutch CaribbeanGermanyPolandBelgiumOther EuropeOther AfricaOther AsiaOther Americas & OceaniaWestern migration backgroundNon-Western migration background
1998 4,9954,09590022567502020021565851510115557050460440
1999 5,0554,085970250715025215235601002010120557550505465
2000 5,0854,0701,015260750025245230601002510125607555505510
2001 4,9903,9551,035250785103525022070951515125607565500540
2002 4,9253,8551,065255815203525519085951510135758075470595
2003 4,9453,8001,140265870354527019090902520130808575490650
2004 4,8753,7151,155275880455026519085902520140808580505650
2005 4,8303,6601,170265910408026518075901520140958590480690
2006 4,7703,5551,2152859405085265180809525201451108090500720
2007 4,7353,4801,25530095550952801757010025151601109085515740
2008 4,7253,4601,27029098060100290170759530151501108590500765
2009 4,6053,3201,2852751,00555952951659590301514012010080475810
2010 4,5653,2801,2852751,0155010029017010085401513512010085475810
2011 4,5703,2251,3452901,0605510031018010090451514011510595500845
2012 4,5153,1601,3553001,0555011029517010075452016012012585500855
2013 4,4953,1351,3603051,050551102901659580501516012013085495855
2014 4,4253,0851,3403001,040601152851608575501516012512585490845
2015 4,4053,0601,3453151,025451252801607575452017512013585510830
2016 4,3353,0151,320335985451252751656075551519010512585545780
2017 4,3152,9601,3553301,025501252901655570501519512013585525830
2018 4,3302,9201,4103301,080551303001556575451519512016590515890
2019 4,3252,8751,4503201,1356013032515570704520185115175105510940
2020 4,3402,8201,5203201,19565130340150657540151901252051154951,020
2021 4,3202,7801,5403251,21565135340145706540152051252251104951,045
2022 4,3102,6601,6503251,32070130350155707540151951402801305051,120
2023 4,2502,5401,7103251,38580130345150757540151951503151354951,190
2024 4,2102,4701,7453401,4058513534014575703515215150340130––
2025 4,2302,4301,8003351,4659514035014075753515210155390125––
2026 4,2052,3751,8353401,4959013534014075703510225170410130––

Definitions and method · CBS 85640NED (2022–2026), 83503NED (1998–2023)