Editing Neuss (section)

=== 19th century – present ===
Neuss regained its economic power in the 19th century, with expansion of the harbour in 1835, and increasing industrial activity. The city's boundaries were expanded in 1881. Neuss became part of the new state of [[North Rhine-Westphalia]] in 1946.

In 1968 the spelling of the name was changed from ''Neuß'' to ''Neuss''. In 1975 the town of Neuss and the district of [[Grevenbroich]] were joined to form the district of [[Rhein-Kreis Neuss]] with a population of 440,000 and its seat of government in Neuss.  Neuss is also home to [[Toshiba]]'s European headquarters.

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|+ Largest groups of foreign residents<ref>{{cite web|title=Die ausländischen Mitbürger in der Stadt Neuss am 0 1.01.2013|url=http://www.neuss.de/wirtschaft/statistiken/downloads/nzs-2013-05-auslaender.pdf|publisher=Stadt Neuss|access-date=2014-10-26}}</ref>
|-
! Nationality || Population (2018)
|-
|{{flag|Turkey}} || 5,440
|-
|{{flag|Poland}} || 1,775
|-
|{{flag|Greece}}|| 1,627
|-
|{{flag|Portugal}} || 1,132
|-
|{{flag|Italy}} || 1,088
|-
|{{flag|Serbia}} || 1,072
|-
|{{flag|Syria}} || 982
|-
|{{flag|Croatia}} || 829
|}