The Population & Steets in Den Bigh City are estimated by the UK Office for National Statistics. They are based on output areas, which may include unbuilt parts. In contrast, tabulated area figures refer to built-up areas, so they reflect a more realistic population density. The following table provides information on the Den Bigh City population and its surrounding areas. It also includes a brief description of the city's history.
The population of Denbigh is made up largely of people of different ethnicities. Residents of Den Bigh City identify most often as Puerto Rican, African, Sub-Saharan Africa, Italian, and Mexican. Of these people, 12.1% of them are immigrants. However, these are only estimates, and some demographics may not be accurately reflected in this table. Den Bigh City is a largely residential city.
The population of Den Bigh City is estimated at 86,447. It is the county's administrative center. There are a few small towns and villages surrounding the city. These cities are Ruthin, Denbigh, and Caernarfon. The population of these areas is increasing as the distance to the city decreases. In contrast, Ruthin is a thriving and growing city.
There is a strong history of the Den Bigh area. In 1086, the Welsh chieftains gathered in Den Bigh and decided to keep up the war against the English. This decision proved to be beyond their strength, and they were captured near Den Bigh and executed by Edward I as a traitor. There is a good reason for the Welsh to have their own independent state.