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Aalborg er Danmarks fjerde største by, og har omkring 118.000 indbyggere, mens hele Aalborg Kommune ca. har 218.000 indbyggere. Man mener, at Aalborg er opstået som et bysamfund i slutningen af 900-tallet. I Middelalderen gik det godt for Aalborg, da Aalborg kom til at kontrollere Limfjordshandlen. I 1500-tallet gik de gode tider endnu bedre end før. Aalborg fik handel med flere byer og lande, og derfor ansås Aalborg også som en god og rig by. I slutningen af 1600-tallet boede også der mere end 4.000 mennesker, og dermed var Aalborg Danmarks anden største by. I 1700-tallet begyndte det at gå nedad. Aalborg mistede bla. handel med Norge, og mistede sin store nøgleposition i Limfjordsregionen. I 1830'erne begyndte det heldigvis igen at gå den rigtige vej for Aalborg. Der blev etableret flere industrier fx tobaksfabrikker og spritfabrikker. Handel og søfart var igen i fremgang, men især industrien fik stor betydning for byen i slutningen af 1800-tallet. Gennem næsten hele 1900-tallet var Aalborg præget af industri, faktisk så meget at de blev kaldt "byen med de rygende skorstene". Op gennem hele 1900-tallet steg befolkningstilvæksten, og omkring halvdelen af indbyggerne arbejdede indenfor industri, men i slutningen af århundredet blev industri meget mindre betydningsfuld for Aalborg. Omkring 1970'erne og 1980'erne faldt indbyggertallet, men i 1990'erne begyndte tallet allerede at stige igen. Byen havde nu forvandlet sig fra en gammel industri by til en morderne by. Cirka 60% af befolkningen i byen arbejdede nu inden for service- og uddannelseserhverv. I dag er Aalborg især kendt for Limfjorden og det ikoniske tårn "Aalborgtårnet".
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Aalborg is Denmark's fourth largest city, and has around 118,000 inhabitants, while the entire Aalborg Municipality approx. has 218,000 inhabitants. It is believed that Aalborg emerged as an urban community in the late 900s. In the Middle Ages, things went well for Aalborg, when Aalborg came to control the Limfjord trade. In the 16th century, the good times went even better than before. Aalborg traded with several cities and countries, and therefore Aalborg was also considered a good and rich city. At the end of the 17th century, more than 4,000 people also lived there, and thus Aalborg was Denmark's second largest city. In the 18th century, it began to decline. Aalborg lost bla. trade with Norway, and lost its major key position in the Limfjord region. In the 1830s, fortunately, things started to go the right way for Aalborg again. Several industries were established, such as tobacco factories and distilleries. Trade and shipping were again flourishing, but industry in particular became of great importance to the city in the late 1800s. Throughout almost the entire 20th century, Aalborg was characterized by industry, in fact so much so that they were called "the city with the smoking chimneys". Throughout the 20th century, population growth increased, and about half of the inhabitants worked in industry, but at the end of the century, industry became much less important to Aalborg. Around the 1970s and 1980s, the population declined, but by the 1990s, the number was already beginning to rise again. The city had now transformed from an old industrial city to a murderous city. About 60% of the city's population now worked in the service and education industries. Today, Aalborg is especially known for the Limfjord and the iconic tower "Aalborg Tower".
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