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Chiffresdefinitifsde population,1976et1981

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Final population counts, 1976 and 1981

Chiffresd6finitifsde population,1976et1981

Censusmetropolitan areas and census agglomerations, andcomponents

RegionsmStropolitaines de recensementet agglomerations de recensement,etcomposantes

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TABLEOF CONTENTS TABLE DES MATIERES

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Introduction V

Definitions VI

Sampling VIII

Coverage^{Error VIII}

Symbols I*

Table

FinalPopulation Counts byComponents,Census MetropolitanAreas and Census Agglomerations,

1976and 1981 1

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Introduction V

Definitions VI

Echantillonnage ^VIII

Erreur d'observation ^VIII

Signes conventionnels IX

Tableau

Cniffresd^finitifsde- population par composante, regions m^tropolitaineset agglomerations de recensement,

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INTRODUCTION INTRODUCTION

This report provides thefinalpopulationcounts ofthe1981 Census ofCanadaforthe24census metropolitan areas (CMAs), the 88 census agglomerations (CAs) and their component municipalities(orcensussubdivisions).

AllCMAsandCAsarelistedinalphabetical order andwithineachCMAorCAthecomponent municipalitiesarealso listed inalphabetical order.

For 1981,CMAsremain unchangedfrom1976 except for minor adjustments to respect new municipallimits.Trois-Rivieres, Quebec,becomes Canada's 24thCMAas aresultof recent growthin itsurbanized core.

Lepresentbulletindonneleschiffresde population definitifsdurecensementduCanadade1981 pourles24 regionsmetropolitainesderecensement (RMR), les88 agglomerations de recensement (AR) et leurs municipalites composantes (ou subdivisions de recensement).

Les RMR et les AR sont donnees par ordre alphabetique et a l'inte>ieur de chacune d'elles les municipalites composantes sont donnees par ordre alphabetiqueegalement.

Pourle recensementde1981, ona conserve¹ les

m6mes RMR qu'en 1976 a part quelques revisions mineures rendues n§cessaires en raison des modifications apporteesauxlimitesdecertainesmunicipalites. Par suitede l'expansion r^cente de son noyau urbanise, Trois- Rivieres auQuebecestdevenuelavingt-quatriemeRMR

du Canada.

For 1981, census agglomerations are now delineated accordingtothesamecriteriaascensus metropolitanareasanddifferonlyinthesizeof theirurbanized cores(CMAs having 100,000or more populationandCAs^havingbetween10,000 and 99,999population). Twenty-four CAshave been addedtotheprogrammeasaresultofthis change. Atthesame time23 CAshavebeen deletedfromtheprogrammeas aresultofraising theminimumurbanized core populationfrom2,000 to10,000.

All counts reported for municipalities (or censussubdivisions)are based on the municipal

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boundariesineffectonJanuary1,1981.

Populationcounts fromthe 1976Censusare^"

includedfor comparison purposes. These1976 counts have been adjustedtoreflect the January1,- 1981limitsin caseswhere populationhasbeen affected by the annexationorlossof land through alteration of municipal limits. Detailed descriptionsofsuchalterationsmaybefoundin the two bulletins - Changes to Municipal Boundaries, Status and Names (Catalogue'No.

12-201, Annual) and Standard Geographical Classification,1981,Vol.I(Catalogue No. 12-567, Occasional).

In1981, forthefirsttime,eachcomponent,<{

IndianReserve and unorganizedterritoryof aCMA

nrr.Aisreported separately.

En 1981, les criteres utilises pour delimiter les agglomerations de recensement sontlesmfimes que ceux utilisespour delimiterlesregions metropolitans de recensement,cesdeuxunitesnedifferantqueparla tailledeleurnoyau urbanise(lesRMRont une population de 100,000 etplus,alorsquelesARcomptentde 10,000 a99,999 habitants). L'adoption de nouveaux criteres a entraTnel'additionde 24 agglomerations derecensement au programme. En contrepartie, 23 AR ont ete supprimees duprogrammeparsuitede l'augmentation du seuilde 2,000 a 10,000.

Tous les chiffres relatifs aux municipalites (ou subdivisionsde recensement) ont eteetablisen fonction des limites de ces dernieres en date duler Janvier 1981.

Ce bulletin donne egalement les chiffres du recensementde1976pour finsdecomparaison. Les chiffresde 1976 ont ete ajustesafindetenircomptedes nouvelles limites desmunicipalitesauler Janvier 1981, lorsqu'ily a eu annexion ou perte deterritoireentrafnant une modification dunombred'habitants. Deux bulletins fontetatendetaildes modifications apportees au niveau des subdivisions de recensement; il s'agit de Chanqements de limites, de statut et de nomdes municipalites (n°12-201 au catalogue, publication annuelle)etdeClassificationqeoqraphique type,1981.

Volr-I(n°12-567 au catalogue, publication horsserie).

En 1981, pour la premiere fois, les chiffres correspondant a chaque composante, chaque reserve indienneetchaqueterritoirenon organise d'uneRMRou d'uneARsont oresentes de facondistincte.

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A series of reference maps of the census metropolitan areas and census agglomerationsmay be found in another bulletin (Catalogue No.

99-906).

Moredetailedtablesofselected demographic, socialandeconomiccharacteristics of individuals aswell as characteristics of dwellings, households and familieswillbe providedforCMAs, CAsand

their component municipalities (census

subdivisions)inVolume3ofthe regular 1981 data productsseries(Catalogue Nos. 95-903, 95-943 and 95-944).

DEFINITIONS

CensusMetropolitanArea (CMA). Refers to the mainlabourmarketarea of an urbanized core(or continuously built-up area) having 100,000 ormore population. CMAs are created by Statistics Canadaand are usuallyknownby thenameofthe urbanareaforming theirurbanizedcore. They contain whole municipalities (or census subdivisions). CMAs are comprised of (1) municipalities completely or partly inside the urbanized core; and(2)othermunicipalitiesif(a) atleast40%of theemployedlabour forceliving in the municipalityworksinthe urbanized core, or(b) atleast25%oftheemployedlabour force working inthe municipalitylives intheurbanized core.

Since a CMA must contain whole census subdivisions,itslimitsmayfallwithin,orextend beyond, the actual labour market area. The differencesmaybesignificantinthosepartsof Canada where census subdivisions cover particularly large areas of land. Census metropolitan areas may also differ from MetropolitanAreas designated bylocalauthorities forplanningorother purposes.

Census Agglomeration(CA). Referstothemain labour market area of an urbanized core (or continuously built-up area) havingbetween10,000 and 99,999 population. CAs are created by StatisticsCanadaandareusuallyknown bythe name oftheurbanareaformingtheirurbanized core.Theycontainwhole municipalities(orcensus subdivisions). CAs are comprised of (1) municipalities completely or partly inside the urbanized core; and(2)other municipalitiesif(a) at least40%oftheemployedlabour forceliving in the municipality worksinthe urbanized core, or(b) atleast25%of theemployedlabour force working inthe municipalitylives inthe urbanized core.

Since aCAmustcontainwhole censussubdivisions, itslimitsmayfallwithin,orextend beyond, the actual labourmarketarea.Thedifferencesmaybe significantinthose parts ofCanada wherecensus subdivisionscover particularly large areas ofland.

Unautrebulletincontientuneseriedecartesde reference des regions metropolitaines derecensementet des agglomerations de recensement (n° 99-906 au catalogue).

Des^tableauxplus detaillesportant sur certaines caracteristiques demographiques, sociales et economiques des particuliers ainsi que sur les caracteristiques des logements, des menages et des familiesserontfournispourlesRMR,lesARetleurs municipalitescomposantes(subdivisionsde recensement) danslevolume3delaserieregulieredesdonneesdu recensementde1981(n°s 95-903, 95-943 et 95-944 au catalogue).

DEFINITIONS

Regionmetropolitaine derecensement (RMR). Principal marchedutravaild'unnoyauurbanise(oud'unezone batieencontinu)comptant100,000habitantsouplus.

LesRMRsontcreeesparStatistiqueCanadaetsont ordinairement designees parlenomdelaregion urbaine quiforme leurnoyauurbanise. Ellesrenfermentdes municipalites (ou subdivisions de recensement) entieres.

UneRMRcomprend(1) lesmunicipalites qui se trouvent entotaliteouen partie al'interieurdunoyau urbaniseet (2)d'autres municipalitessia)aumoins 40% dela population activeoccupee demeurantdanslamunicipa- litetravailledanslenoyau urbanise ousib)aumoins 25%delapopulation activeoccupeetravaillantdansla municipalitedemeuredanslenoyau urbanise.

Puisqu'une RMR doit renfermer des subdivisions de recensemententieres, seslimitespeuventse trouver danslesecteurreeldumarchedutravail,ou s'etendre en dehors decelui-ci. Les differences peuvent etre impor- tantes danslesregionsduCanadaoulessubdivisionsde recensementontunetres grande superficie. II est egalementpossibleque des regionsmetropolitainesde recensementneconcordent pas aveclesregionsmetro- politainesdesigneesparlesautorites locales a desfins deplanificationou autres.

Agglomeration derecensement(AR). Principalmarche dutravaild'unnoyau urbanise(oud'unezone batie en continu)comptantentre 10,000 et 99,999 habitants. Les ARsont creees par StatistiqueCanadaetsont ordinairer mentdesignees parlenomdelaregion urbainequiforme leurnoyau urbanise. Ellesrenferment des municipalites (ou subdivisionsde recensement)entieres. Une AR comprend(1) lesmunicipalitesquisetrouvent entotalite ou en partie al'interieurdu noyau urbanise et(2)d'autres municipalitessia)au moins 40%delapopulation active occupee demeurantdanslamunicipalitetravailledansle noyau urbanise ousib)aumoins 25%delapopulation activeoccupeetravaillantdanslamunicipalitedemeure danslenoyau urbanise.

Puisqu'uneARdoitrenfermer des subdivisions de recen- semententieres,seslimitespeuventsetrouver dansle secteurreeldumarchedutravail,ou s'etendre en dehors decelui-ci. Les differences peuvent etre importantes danslesregions duCanadaoulessubdivisionsde recen- sementontunetresgrande superficie.

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DEFINITIONS-Continued DEFINITIONS-suite

Component. Referstothe municipality or census subdivision building block of a census metropolitan areaora census agglomeration.

CensusSubdivision (CSD). Referstothegeneral termapplyingtomunicipalities,IndianReserves, IndianSettlements and unorganizedterritories.

In Newfoundland, Nova Scotia and British Columbia,thetermalsodescribesgeostatistical areas that have been created byStatisticsCanada incooperation with the provinces as an equivalent formunicipalities.

CensusSubdivision Type. Census subdivisions are classifiedintovarious types, accordingtoofficial designations adopted by provincial or federal authorities. Withthe exception ofunorganized territoriesand Indian Reserves, the type indicates the municipal status ofaCSD. Thefollowinglist indicates theabbreviations used for the most commonCSDtypes.

Composante. Municipalityousubdivisionderecense- mentquiconstituel'unitede base d'une region metropo- litaine de recensement ou d'une agglomeration de recensement.

Subdivision derecensement(SDR). Termeg6ne>iquequi dSsigne les municipalites, les reserves indiennes, les etablissements indiens etles territoiresnon organises.

A Terre-Neuve, en Nouvelle-EcosseetenColombie- Britannique, l'expressiondesigneSgalementdesunites g^ostatistiques crepescommeequivalentsdes municipa- litesetdeiimitees par StatistiqueCanadaen collabora- tionaveclesprovinces.

Categorie de subdivision de recensement. Les subdivi- sionsderecensementsont class6es en diverses catego- riesselonlesappellations _adopteesparles autorites provincialesou federates. Al'exceptiondesterritoires nonorganisesetdesreserves indiennes,la categorie indiquelestatut d'une subdivision de recensement.Voici la listedes abreviations des categories de subdivision de recensementlesplus courantes:

BOR Borough C City-Cite

CM County(Municipality)

COM Community CT Canton(Municipalitede)

CU Cantonsunis (Municipalite de)

DM District (Municipality)

HAM Hamlet ID ImprovementDistrict LGD LocalGovernmentDistrict LID LocalImprovementDistrict LOT Township and Royalty

MC Municipal Corporation

MD Municipal District PAR Parish

P Paroisse (Municipalitede)

R Indian Reserve-Reserve indienne

RM Rural Municipality RV Resort Village SA SpecialArea

SCM SubdivisionofCountyMunicipality SD Sans designation (Municipalite) S-E Indian Settlement-Etablissement indien SET Settlement

SRD Subdivision of Regional District SUN Subdivision of Unorganized SV SummerVillage

T Town

TP Township

UNO Unorganized-Nonorganise

V Ville

VL Village For the 1981 Census,allNewfoundlandCSDscalled LocalGovernment Community (LGC)in1976have been changedtoCommunity (COM).InQuebec,all CSDstyped Municipality-Municipalite(MUN)in 1976Navebeen changed toCantonsunis(CU), Canton(CT), Paroisse(P)or Sans designation(SD) for1981. IntheNorthwestTerritoriesonenew CSDtype has been addedforthe1981 Census;i.e., Settlement (SET).

En 1981, toutes les SDR de Terre-Neuve designees

"LocalGovernment Community" (LGC)en 1976 sont devenues des"Community" (COM). AuQuebec, toutes lesSDRclasseescommemunicipalites(MUN),en 1976, sontdevenues des cantons unis (CU), des cantons (CT), des paroisses(P)ou sont sans designation(SD),en 1981.

Les Territoires duNord-Ouest comportentune nouvelle categoriedeSDRen 1981,le"Settlement" (SET).

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DEFINITIONS-Concluded

Municipality. Referstoanareawithcorporate statusgoverned by Provincial and Territorial Acts.

These acts differ from province to province.

Moreover, municipalities within each province vary inname,status,and administrative powers.

IndianReserve. Referstoterritory,mostly rural and varyinginsize,thatbelongstoan Indiantribe according to treaties between the Federal GovernmentandtheIndians. Itisexcludedfrom localjurisdictionand administered by the Federal Department of Indian Affairs and Northern Development.

Unorganized Territory. Referstoan area without municipalorganization, directly administeredby theprovince or,when applicable,bythecounty.

Such areas aregenerally characterized by low population density.

Reference Map. Referstoamapthatidentifies and locates the boundaries of census geostatistical areas.

DEFINITIONS-fin

Municipality. Territoireconstitue'en corporation,r6gi par desloisprovincialeset territoriales. Lesloisdiffe- rentd'uneprovince a une autre. Deplus,danschaque province, les municipalitypnt des appellations, des statutsetdes pouvoirs administratifs diffe>ents.

Reserve indienne. Territoire,leplussouventrural etde taillevariable,quiappartientaune tribuindienneen vertudetraitSsconclus entrelegouvernementf6de>al et les Indiens. Elle echappe a la competence des autorit6s localesetestadministr^e parleministeredes Affaires indiennesetdu Nord.

Territoirenon organist. Region sans organisation muni- cipal, administr^e directement parlaprovinceou,selon lecas,parlecomte\ Cesregionssontg£ne>alement caracte>is£es parlafaibledensitydeleurpopulation.

Cartedereference. Cartequid^Iimiteetsitue les unites g^ostatistiquesderecensement.

SAMPLING ECHANTILLONNAGE

The1981 Census data are collected either on a 100%basis(i.e.fromallhouseholds) or onasample basis (i.e. from only a random sample of households) with data weighted to provide estimates of the entire population. The informationinthisreportwascollected on a100%

basis.

COVERAGEERROR

Acoverage error occursinthe censuswhenever apersonorahousehold ismissedcompletely or countedmorethanonce. Sinceovercoverageis fairlyrare inrelationtoundercoverage,thenet effect of such errorsistointroduceadownward biasincensusfigures,sothatthe published census estimates tend to underestimate the actual population.

Aspecialstudywasundertakeninrelationto the1976 Censustomeasuretheextent of the bias duetoundercoverage. Thisstudyestimatedthe overallundercoverage ratetobe of the order of 2%of thetotalpopulationforpersonsand2%for households. Italsoindicated thatundercoverageis higherincertainsegmentsofthe population,e.g., youngmaleadultsand recent immigrants.Similar trendswereobtainedinconnection with the 1971 Census.

A comparable study wasundertakenfor the 1981Censusbut theresultswere not availableat thetimethisreportwaspublished. Theresultsare included in Data Quality - Total Population (Catalogue No. 99-904) as part of a comprehensive assessment of the quality of the census data.

Les donn^es durecensementde1981 sontrecueillies surune base de 100%(c'est-a-direaupres de tousles manages) ou par un 6chantillonnage aleatoire des manages; ces donn^es sont ponde>6esafinde fournir des estimations sur l'ensemble de la population. Les renseignements figurant danslepresentbulletinont §t6 recueillisselonlapremiere m^thode.

ERREURD'OBSERVATION

IIyaerreur d'observation aurecensementlorsqu'on oubliecompletementune personne ouun manageou qu'on lecompteplusd'une fois. Etantdonn<5que le surdgnombrementestassez rareparrapportausous- d^nombrement,detelleserreurs produisent unbiaisvers lebasdanslesstatistiquesdu recensement, de sorte que lesestimations pubises durecensementtendentasous- estimerlechiffrer£elde population.

Ona entrepris une 6tude spdcialesur lerecensement de1976 afind'iSvaluer lebiaisentraTne'parlesous- d(5nombrement. SelonlesnSsultats, letauxglobaldu sous-d^nombrementseraitde toutelapopulation dansle cas des particuliersetde2%pourlesmanages.L'^tude ar£v£16quelesous-d^nombrementestplus61eve"dans certainsgroupes delapopulation, parexemplechezles jeunes adultes de sexe masculin et les nouveaux immigrants. OnavaitdgceldlesmSmestendanceslors durecensement de 1971.

Une 6tude similaire a 6t6 entreprise pour le recensementde1981,maislesrSsultatsn'dtaientpas accessiblesaumomentdelaparution du presentbulletin, lis figurenttoutefoisdansla publicationQualitydes donn(§es-populationtotale(n°99-904aucatalogue), laquelleconstitueuneEvaluationglobaledelaquality desdonnSes obtenues au recensement.

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SYMBOLS

The following standard symbols are used in StatisticsCanadapublications:

SIGNESCONVENTIONNELS

Les signesconventionnels suivants sontemployes uniformement dans les publications de Statistique Canada:

figuresnotavailable.

figuresnotappropriate or not applicable.

nilor zero.

amounttoo small to be expressed.

nombresindisponibles.

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FINALPOPULATION COUNTSBYCOMPONENTS,CENSUS METROPOLITAN AREAS AND CENSUS AGGLOMERATIONS. 1976 AND1981

CHIFFRES DEFINITIFSDEPOPULATION PAR COMPOSANTE. REGIONSMETROPOLITAINESETAGGLOMERATIONSDE RECENSEMENT, 1976ET1981

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TYPE GENRE

POPULATION

1976» 1981

% CHANGE VARIATIONEN%

ASBESTOS, QUEBEC (CA-AR) ASBESTOS

DANVILLE SHIPTON TROIS-LACS

BAIE-COMEAU, QUEBEC (CA-AR) BAIE-COMEAU

HAUTERIVE POINTE-AUX-OUTARDES POINTE-LEBEL BARRIE, ONTARIO (CA-AR)

BARRIE INNISFIL VESPRA

BATHURST, N.B. (CA-AR) BATHURST BATHURST BERESFORD PABINEAU11

BELLEVILLE, ONTARIO (CA-AR) AMELIASBURGH

BELLEVILLE THURLOW

BRANTFORD, ONTARIO (CA-AR) BRANTFORD

BRANTFORD PARIS

BROCKVILLE, ONTARIO (CA-AR) AUGUSTA

BROCKVILLE ELIZABETHTOWN FRONTOFYONGE CALGARY, ALBERTA (CMA-RMR)

CALGARY

CAMPBELLTON, N.B. (CA-AR) ADDINGTON

ATHOLVILLE CAMPBELLTON TIDEHEAD

14.872A 14,229

V 9. 113A 7,967

V 2.367 2,200

CT 2.915A 3.478

SD 477 584

28.905A 29,490

V 11,911 12,866

V 14,724 13,995

VL 968 1,056

VL 1,302 ¹,573

54.493A 61 ,271

C 34,389 38,423

TP 14,839 16.813

TP 5,265 6.035

23.626A 24,267

C 16,301 15,705

PAR 4,057 4,870

VL 3.224A 3,652

R 44 40

46.364A 46,370

TP 4,903 4,934

C 35,311 34,881

TP 6,150 6,555

82.811A 88^,330

C 69.306A 74,315

TP 6.7B1A 6,530

T 6.724A 7,485

34.848A 35,659

TP 6, 173 6.656

C 19,903 19^,896

TP 6,980 7,134

TP 1,792 1.973

471 ,397A 592,743 C 471 ,397A 592,743 15.706A 15^,508

PAR 2,770 3,044

VL 1.862 1,694

C 10.177A 9,818

VL 897 952

-4.3 -12.6 -7.1

19.3 22.4 2.0 8.0 -5.0 9.1

20.8 12.4 11.7 13.3 14.6 2.7 -3.7 20.0 13.3 -9.1

0.0 0.

-1.

6.

6.7 7.2 -3.7 11.3 2.3 7.8 0.0 2.2 10.1 25.7 25.7 -1.3 9.9 -9.0 -3.5 6.1

*BASEDON1981 AREA-SELONLASUPERFICIE,DE 1981.

AADJUSTED FIGURES DUE TO BOUNDARY CHANGES-CHIFFRES AJUSTESACAUSEDECHANGEMENTSDELIMITES.

FINALPOPULATION COUNTSBYCOMPONENTS, CENSUSMETROPOLITAN AREAS AND CENSUS AGGLOMERATIONS, 1976 AND 1981

CHIFFRES DEFINITIFSDEPOPULATIONPARCOMPOSANTE.REGIONS METROPOLITAINES ETAGGLOMERATIONS DE RECENSEMENT, 1976ET 1981

POPULATION

CARBONEAR, NFLD. ^-T.-N.

BRYANT'S COVE CARBONEAR DIVISIONNO. 1

,

SUBD. H DIVISIONNO. 1

,

SUBD. I

(CA-AR)

(CA-AR) HARBOUR GRACE

HARBOUR GRACE SOUTH SALMON COVE VICTORIA

CHARLOTTETOWN, P.E.I. -I.P.-E.

BUNBURY CHARLOTTETOWN CORNWALL EASTROYALTY HILLSBOROUGH PARK PARKDALE QUEENS, ROYALTY ROCKY POINT 3 SHERWOOD SOUTHPORT TOWNSHIP31 TOWNSHIP32 TOWNSHIP33 TOWNSHIP34 TOWNSHIP48 TOWNSHIP65 WESTROYALTY CHATHAM, ONTARIO (CA-AR)

CHATHAM RALEIGH

CHICOUTIMI-JONQUIERE, QUEBEC (CMA-RMR) CHICOUT-IMI

JONQUIERE KENOGAMI LAROUCHE LATERRIERE

NOTRE-DAME-DE-LATERRIERE SAINT-HONORE SHIPSHAW TREMBLAY CHILLIWACK, B.C.

CHILLIWACK KWAWKWAWAPILT SKULKAYN 10 SKULKAYN 11 SKWAH4 SKWALI3

C.-B. (CA-AR)

1981

12.452A 12,983

COM 354A 380

T 5,026 5.335

SUN 613 562

SUN 629A 700

T 2,937 2,988

COM 393 362

T 733 786

T 1,767 1,870

41,497A 44,999

VL 759 1,024

C 17,063 15.282

VL 1,256 1,838

VL 1,045A 1,696

VL 651A 1.227

T 2,172 2,018

LOT 295A 196

R 23 20

VL 5,602 5,681

VL 1,009 1,313

LOT 1.712 1,959 LOT 2,118A 2,770 LOT 1,799A 2,315

LOT 1,388A 1.669

LOT 2,205 3.061

LOT 1,156 1,244

VL 1,244A 1,686

45.234A 47,182

C 38,685 40,952

TP 6,549 6,230

128,643 135.172

V 57,737 60,064

V 60,691 60,354

CT 685 958

£ 788 969

VL 693 788

P 2,060 3,128

SD 2,657 3,,362

SD 1,393 2,413

CT 1.939 3,136

37,525 41 ,471 DM 36.939A 40,642

R 6 3

R 42 59

R 11 9

R 124 161

R 2 8

% CHANGE VARIATIONEN%

4.3 7 .3 6 .2 -8 .3

11.3 1.7 -7 .9 7.2 5.8 8.4 34 .9 -10.4 46.3 62 .3 88 .5 -7.1

-33 .6 -13

1 4

301

144 308 28 7 202 388 76 355 43 59 -49 5 1

4 -06 399 23.

13. 7 51.8 26. 5 73. 2 61.7 10.5 10.

-50.

40. 5 -18.2 29. 8 300.

* BASED ON 1981 AREA^-SELONLASUPERFICIEDE1981.

AADJUSTED FIGURESDUETOBOUNDARY CHANGES -CHIFFRES AJUSTESACAUSEDECHANGEMENTSDELIMITES.

FINALPOPULATION COUNTSBYCOMPONENTS. CENSUS METROPOLITAN AREAS AND CENSUS AGGLOMERATIONS. 1976 AND1981

CHIFFRES DEFINITIFSDEPOPULATION PAR COMPOSANTE, REGIONS METROPOLITAINESETAGGLOMERATIONSDE RECENSEMENT, 1976 ET1981

TYPE GENRE

,POPULATION

1976* 1981

% CHANGE VARIATIONEN%

•

CHILLIWACK, B.C. -C.-B. (CA-AR)(CONT'D-SUITE) SKWAY5

SQUIAALA7 SQUIAALA8 TZEACHTEN13 YAKWEAKWIOOSE12 COBOURG, ONTARIO (CA-AR)

COBOURG HAMILTON

CORNERBROOK. NFLD. ^-T.-N. (CA-AR) CORNER BROOK

DIVISIONNO. 5, SUBD. C DIVISIONNO. 5. SUBD. F GILLAMS

HUGHES BROOK IRISHTOWN MASSEY DRIVE MEADOWS MOUNT MORI AH PASADENA SOUTH BROOK STEADYBROOK SUMMERSIDE

CORNWALL. ONTARIO^-QUEBEC (CA-AR) ONTARIO(PART)

CORNWALL CORNWALL

ST. REGISAKWESASNE59 QUEBEC(PART)

SAINT-REGIS AKWESASNE 15 COURTENAY, B.C. -C.-B. (CA-AR)

COMOX COMOX1

COMOX-STRATHCONA. SUBD.C COURTENAY

CUMBERLAND PENTLEDGE2 DOLBEAU, QUEBEC (CA-AR)

DOLBEAU MISTASSINI

37 ,525 41.471

R 17 24

R 36 58

R 9 6

R 310A 469

R 29 32

20.256 20,194

T 11.421 11,385

TP 8.835 8809

32 ,291A 32.269

C 25.358A 24339

SUN 28A 7

SUN 294A 362

COM 646A 488

COM 114 128

COM 707 742

T 381 409

COM 642 656

T 703 751

T 1850 2685

COM 446 477

COM 292 377

COM 830 848

52996A 53405

51 601 52035

C 46 121 46 144

TP 4806 5 175

R 674 716

1 395 1 370

R 1 395 1 370

29390A 35218

T 5361A 6607

R 98 175

SRD 14292A 17496

C 7783A 8992

VL 1 855A 1947

R 1 1

13924 15448

V 8451 8766

V 5473 6682

10.5 41.2 61.1 -33.3 51.3 10.3 -0.3 -0.3 -0.3 -0.1

-4.0 -75.0 23.1

-24.5 12.3 5 7 2 6 45 7 29.1

2.2 0.8 0.8 O.1

7.7 6.2 -1.8 -1.8 19.8 23.

78, 22.

15, 5.

0.0 11.0 3.7 22.1

* BASED ON1981 AREA-SELONLASUPERFICIEDE 1981.

AADJUSTED FIGURES DUETOBOUNDARYCHANGES^-CHIFFRES AJUSTESACAUSEDECHANGEMENTSDE LIMITES.

FINAL POPULATION COUNTSBYCOMPONENTS, CENSUSMETROPOLITAN AREAS AND CENSUS AGGLOMERATIONS, 1976 AND 1981

CHIFFRES DEFINITIFSDEPOPULATION PAR COMPOSANTE, REGIONS METROPOLITAINESETAGGLOMERATIONSDE RECENSEMENT, 1976ET1981

DRUMMONDVILLE, QUEBEC (CA-AR) DRUMMONDVILLE

DRUMMONDVILLE-SUD GRANTHAM-OUEST SAINT-CYRILLE

SAINT-MA JORIQUE-DE-GRANTHAM SAINT-NICEPHORE WENDOVERETSIMPSON EDMONTON, ALBERTA (CMA-RMR)

^ALEXANDER134 uBON ACCORD'

• EDMONTON,

< FORTSASKATCHEWAN

,GIBBONS LEGAL MORINVILLE REDWATER

.STi ALBERT

^-STRATHCONACOUNTYNO. 20 /STURGEONNO. 90 EDMUNDSTON, N.B. (CA-AR)

1981

EDMUNDSTON.

MADAWASKA SAINT-BASILE SAINT-HILAIRE SAINT-JACQUES SAINT-JACQUES SAINT-JOSEPH ST.BASILE 10 ST.HILAIRE VERRET

FERGUS, ONTARIO (CA-AR) ELORA

FERGUS NICHOL

FLINFLON, MANITOBA-SASKATCHEWAN (CA-AR) MANITOBA (PART)

FLIN FLON(PART) SASKATCHEWAN(PART)

CREIGHTON FLINFLON(PART) FREDERICTON, N.B. (CA-AR)

BRIGHT DEVON30 DOUGLAS

52.608A 54,679

c 29,286 27,347

V 9,420 9,220

SD 3,334 4,662

VL 1,059 1,041

P 759 851

SD 3,497 5,481

CU 5,253 6,077

556.270A- 657,057

R 349 394

T 888A 1,376

C 461,594A 532,246

T 8.430A 12,169

T 1,118A I 2,276

VL 874 1,022

T 2,105A 4,657

T 1,494A 1,932

C 24.227A 31,996 CM 42,133A 51 ,579 MD 13.058A 17,410 20.957A 21 ,901 C 12,710 12^.044

PAR 268A 174

VL 3,072 3,214

PAR 293A 462

VL 1,648A 2,297

PAR 1,020A 1.327 PAR 1,128 1,439

R 69 63

VL 219A 244

VL 530A 637

11,731 A 12,125

VL 2.664A 2,666

T 6,005A 6.064

TP 3.062A 3,395

10,306 9,897

8. 152 7,894

C 8, 152 7,894

2,154 2,003

T 1,746 1,636

C 408 367

61,505A 64,439

PAR 2.376 2,497

R 357A 351

PAR 3,477 4,077

% CHANGE VARIATIONEN %|

3.9 -6_.6 -2.1

39.8 -1.7 12.1 56.7 15.7 18.1

12 .9 55 .0 15.3 44.4 103.6 16 .9 121.2 293 32 1

22 4 333 45 -52 -35 1

46 577 39 4 30 1

27 6 -87

11 4

202 34

1 1

10 9 -4 -4.

-3 2 -4 -6 3 -10.1

4. 8 5.1

-1.7 17.3

*BASED ON1981AREA-SELONLASUPERFICIE DE1981.

AADJUSTED FIGURESDUETOBOUNDARY CHANGES-CHIFFRES AJUSTESACAUSEDECHANGEMENTSDELIMITES.

>

FINALPOPULATION COUNTSBYCOMPONENTS, CENSUSMETROPOLITAN AREAS AND CENSUS AGGLOMERATIONS. 1976 AND1981

CHIFFRESDEFINITIFSDEPOPULATIONPARCOMPOSANTE. REGIONSMETROPOLITANS ETAGGLOMERATIONS DE RECENSEMENT, 1976ET1981

TYPE GENRE

POPULATION

1976» 1981

% CHANGE VARIATIONEN%

FREDERICTON, N.B. (CA-AR)(CONT'D-SUITE) 61,505A 64,439 4.8 FREDERICTON

KINGSCLEAR KINGSCLEAR 6 LINCOLN MAUGERVILLE NEWMARYLAND SAINTMARY'S24 SAINTMARYS GRANBY, QUEBEC (CA-AR)

GRANBY GRANBY

SAINTE-CECILE-DE-MILTON GRANDFALLS, NFLD. ^-T.-N. (CA-AR)

GRAND FALLS WINDSOR

GUELPH, ONTARIO (CA-AR) ERAMOSA

GUELPH GUELPH

HAILEYBURY, ONTARIO (CA-AR) COBALT

COLEMAN HAILEYBURY LATCHFORD NEW LISKEARD

(CMA-RMR) HALIFAX, N.S. -N.-E.

BEDFORD COLEHARBOUR30 DARTMOUTH HALIFAX HALIFAX, SUBD.A HALIFAX, SUBD.B HALIFAX, SUBD.C HALIFAX, SUBD.D HALIFAX, SUBD. E SHUBENACADIE13 HAMILTON, ONTARIO (CMA-RMR)

ANCASTER BURLINGTON DUNDAS FLAMBOROUGH GLANBROOK

c 45.248 43,723 -3.4

PAR 1,557 2,872 84.5

R 248 259 4.4

PAR 2,737 2,909 6.3

PAR 1,024 1,229 20.0

PAR 2,287 4,089 78.8

R 32A ^-

PAR 2.162 2,433 12.5

42.824A 45,667 6.6

V 37, 132 38,069 2.5

CT 4,330 6,057 39.9

CT 1,362 1,541 13.1

15,078 14,512 -3.8

T 8,729 8,765 0.4

T 6,349 5,747 -9.5

74.573A 78,456 5.2

TP 4, 185 4,311 3.0

C 67,538 71.207 5.4

TP 2,850 2.938 3.1

13.738A 13.220 -3.8

T 2,056 1.759 -14.5

TP 685 588 -14.2

T 4,939 4.925 -0.3

T 457 397 -13.1

T 5,601 5,551 -0.9

267,99

V

T 4.977A 6,777 36.2

R - 2

C 65,341 62,277 -4.7

C 117,882 114,594 -2.8

SCM 7,304 8,058 10.3

SCM 11,881A 11,984 0.9

SCM 29.023A 33,581 15.7

SCM 18.264A 26.052 42.6

SCM 13,318 14^,402 8.1

R 1 -

529,371 542,095 2.4

T 14,255 14,428 1.2

C 104,314 114.853 10.1

T 19, 179 19.586 2.1

TP 23,580 24,470 3.8

TP 10,179 9,765 -4.1

*BASED ON1981 AREA^-SELONLASUPERFICIEDE 1981.

AADJUSTED FIGURESDUETO BOUNDARY CHANGES-CHIFFRES AJUSTESACAUSE DECHANGEMENTSDELIMITES.

FINALPOPULATION COUNTSBYCOMPONENTS,CENSUSMETROPOLITAN AREAS AND CENSUS AGGLOMERATIONS, 1976 AND 1981

CHIFFRESDEFINITIFSDEPOPULATION PAR COMPOSANTE, REGIONSMETROPOLITAINESETAGGLOMERATIONSDE RECENSEMENT, 1976 ET1981

I

TYPE GENRE

POPULATION

1976* 1981

% CHANGE VARIATIONEN%

HAMILTON. ONTARIO (CMA-RMR)(CONT'D-SUITE) GRIMSBY

HAMILTON STONEYCREEK

HAWKESBURY, ONTARIO ^-QUEBEC (CA-AR) ONTARIO (PART)

HAWKESBURY__

QUEBEC (PART) GRENVILLE

JOLIETTE, QUEBEC (CA-AR) JOLIETTE

NOTRE -DAME-DES-PRAIRIES SAINT-CHARLES-BORROMEE SAINT-PAUL SAINT-PIERRE KAMLOOPS, B.C. C.-B.

KAMLOOPS KAMLOOPS1

KELOWNA, B.C. -C.-B.

(CA-AR)

(CA-AR) CENTRAL OKANAGAN, SUBD. B DUCK LAKE7

KELOWNA PEACHLAND TSINSTIKEPTUM10 TSINSTIKEPTUM9 KENORA, ONTARIO (CA-AR)

JAFFRAYANDMELICK KEEWATIN KENORA KENORA 38B

KENTVILLE, N.S. -N.-E. (CA-AR) KENTVILLE

KINGS. SUBD. B KINGS, SUBD. C KINGSTON. ONTARIO (CA-AR)

AMHERST ISLAND BATH ERNESTOWN HOWE ISLAND KINGSTON KINGSTON

529,371 542,095

T 15,567 15,797

C 312,003 306,434

T 30,294 36,762

11,306 11,294

9,789 9,877

T 9,789 9,877

1,517 1,417

VL 1,517 1,417

33.253A 34,463

C 18, 118 16,987

P 5,820 6, 150

P 6, 178 7,571

SD 2,796 3,355

VL 341 400

59, 172A 64,997

C 58,311 64,048

R 861 949

65.207A 77,468

SRD 9.442A 12,710

R 236 273

C 51,955 59, 196

DM 2,286 2,865

R 71 280

R 1,217A 2,144

16, 119A 15,537

TP 3,417 3,671

T 1,954 1,863

T 10.565 9,817

R 183 186

19.234A 20,920

T 5,056 4,974

SCM 9,400 10,081

SCM 4,778 5,865

114.069A 114,982

TP 402 351

,VL 762 1,071

TP 10,935 11.414

TP 183 263

C 56.032 52,616

TP 24,737 27,960

2.4

1.5 -1.8 21 .4 -0.1 -0.1

0.9 -6.6 -6.6 3.6 -6.2 5.7 22.6 20.0 17.3 9.8 9.8 10.2 18.8 34.6 15.7 13.9 25.3 294.4 76.2 -3.6 7.4 -4.7 -7.1 1.6 8.8 -1.6 7.2 22.8 0.8 -12

40 4 43 -6 13

*BASEDON1981 AREA-SELONLASUPERFICIEDE 1981.

AADJUSTED FIGURESDUETOBOUNDARYCHANGES-CHIFFRESAJUSTESACAUSE DECHANGEMENTSDELIMITES.

FINALPOPULATION COUNTSBYCOMPONENTS. CENSUS METROPOLITAN AREAS AND CENSUS AGGLOMERATIONS, 1976 AND1981

CHIFFRESDEFINITIFS DEPOPULATION PAR COMPOSANTE^, REGIONS METROPOLITAINESETAGGLOMERATIONSDE RECENSEMENT, 1976ET1981

KINGSTON. ONTARIO (CA-AR)(CONT'D-SUITEI LOUGHBOROUGH

PITTSBURGH PORTLAND STORRINGTON WOLFE ISLAND

KITCHENER, ONTARIO (CMA-RMR) CAMBRIDGE

KITCHENER NORTH DUMFRIES WATERLOO WOOLWICH

LATUQUE, QUEBEC (CA-AR) HAUTE-MAURICIE LATUQUE

LABRADORCITY, NFLD. ^-T.-N. (CA-AR) LABRADOR CITY

WABUSH

LACHUTE, QUEBEC (CA-AR) BROWNSBURG CHATHAM LACHUTE

LEAMINGTON, ONTARIO (CA-AR) LEAMINGTON

MERSEA

LINDSAY, ONTARIO (CA-AR) LINDSAY

OPS

LONDON, ONTARIO (CMA-RMR) BELMONT

DELAWARE LONDON LONDON NORTH DORCHESTER SOUTHWOLD WEST NISSOURI WESTMINSTER

I

TYPE

POPULATION

i 1

- ¹ % CHANGE

GENRE 1976*

I

1981

VARIATIONEN%

114.069A 114,982 0.8

TP 3,083 3,310 7.4

TP 9,972 9,812 -1.6

TP 4,057 4,111 1.3

TP 2,776 2,993 7.8

TP ¹,130 1,081 -4.3

272, 158 287,801 5.8

C 72,383 77, 183 6.6

C 131 ,870 139,734 6.0

TP 5.044 4,967 ^-1.5

C 46,623 49,428 6.0

TP 16,238 16,489 ¹.6

13.662A 13,589 -0.5

SD 1,595 2,033 27.5

V 12,067 11,556 -4.2

15,781 14,693 -6.9

T 12.012 11,538 -4.0

T 3,769 3,155 -16.3

18,444 A

18, 135 -1 .7

VL 3,114 2,875 -7.7

CT 3,402 3,531 3.8

C 11,928 11,729 -1.7

20.204A 21 ,369 5.8

T 11.179A 12,528 12.1

TP 9.025A 8,841 -2.0

15,920A 16,836 5.8

T 13,062 13,596 4.1

TP 2,858 3,240 13.4

270,383 283.668 4.9

VL 739 831 12.5

TP 2,276 2,220 -2.5

C 240.412A 254,280 5.8^.

TP 5.923 5,738 ^-3.1

TP 6,823 6,847 0.4

TP 4,562 4,457 -2.3

TP 3,372 3,343 -0.9

TP 6.276A 5,952 -5.2

» BASED ON1981 AREA^-SELON LASUPERFICIEDE 1981.

AADJUSTED FIGURESDUETOBOUNDARY CHANGES -CHIFFRESAJUSTESACAUSEDECHANGEMENTSDE LIMITES.

FINAL POPULATION COUNTSBYCOMPONENTS. CENSUS METROPOLITAN AREAS AND CENSUS AGGLOMERATIONS 1976 AND1981

CHIFFRES DEFINITIFS DEPOPULATION PAR COMPOSANTE.REGIONS METROPOLITAINESETAGGLOMERATIONSDE RECENSEMENT. 1976 ET1981

1 ..,__ ,

TYPE GENRE

i

POPULATION

1976* 1981

% CHANGE VARIATIONEN%

MAGOG, QUEBEC (CA-AR) MAGOG

MAGOG OMERVILLE

MEDICINEHAT. ALBERTA (CA-AR) IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO 1

IRVINE MEDICINE HAT REDCLIFF

MIDLAND, ONTARIO (CA-AR) MIDLAND

PENETANGUISHENE PORT MCNICOLL TAY TINY VICTORIA HARBOUR MONCTON

,

N.B. (CA-AR) COVERDALE DIEPPE DORCHESTER DORCHESTER FORTFOLLY 1

HILLSBOROUGH HILLSBOROUGH MONCTON MONCTON RIVERVIEW SAINT-JOSEPH SALISBURY

MONTREAL. QUEBEC (CMA-RMR)

'ANJOU BAIE-D'URFE

' BEACONSFIELD

'BELOEIL VBLAINVILLE

^BOIS-DES-FILION

"-BOISBRIAND BOUCHERVILLE BROSSARD CANDIAC CARIGNAN CHAMBLY CHARLEMAGNE CHATEAUGUAY '•COTE-SAINT-LUC

DELSON vDEUX-MONTAGNES

16.900A 18,149

c 13,290 13,604

CT 2,302 3,147

VL 1,308 ¹,398

41.428A 49,645

ID 5.363A 5,029

T 221 360

C 32.838A 40,380

T 3.006 3,876

32.921A 33,925 T 11,639A 12,132

T 5,460 5,315

VL 1,522 1,883

TP 6.354A 6.299

TP 6.682 7, 171

VL 1,264A 1.125

95.647A 98,354

PAR 2.563 3,080

T 7,460 8,511

VL 1,125 1,101

PAR 4.526A 4,747

R 19A 21

VL 1,153 1,239

PAR 1.360 1.450

C 55,934 54,743

PAR 5,179 6,253

T 14,177 14,907

VL 741 630

VL 1,410 1,672

2.802.547A 2,828,349

V 36.596 37,346

V 3,955 3,674

C 20,417 19,613

V 15,913 17^,540

V 12,517 14.682

V 4.346 4,943

V 10, 132 13,471

V 25,530 29,704

V 40.370A 52,232

V 7.166 8,502

V 3,585 4.544

V 11,815 12^.190

V 4,025 4,827

V 36.329 36,928

C 25.721 27,531

V 4,241 4.935

C 8,957 9,944

7.4 2 .4 36.7 6 .9 19.8 -6.2 62 .9 23 .0 28 .9 3.1

4.2 -2.7 23.7 -0.9 7 .3 -11 .0 2 .8 20.2 14 1

-21

49 10 5 75 66 -2 1

207 52 15 186

9 2.1

-7.1

-3. 9 10. 2 17.3 13.7 33.

16.4 29. 4 18. 6 26. 8 3. 2 19. 9

1.7 7.

16. 4 11.

*BASED ON1981 AREA-SELONLASUPERFICIE DE1981.

AADJUSTED FIGURES DUE TO BOUNDARY CHANGES-CHIFFRES AJUSTESACAUSEDECHANGEMENTSDE LIMITES.

FINAL POPULATION COUNTSBYCOMPONENTS, CENSUS METROPOLITAN AREAS AND CENSUS AGGLOMERATIONS. 1976 AND 1981

CHIFFRES DEFINITIFSDEPOPULATION PAR COMPOSANTE, REGIONS METROPOLITAINESETAGGLOMERATIONSDE RECENSEMENT, 1976ET 1981

MONTREAL, QUEBEC (CMA-RMR)(CONT'D-SUITE) -DOLLARD-DES-ORMEAUX

JDORION DORVAL GREENFIELD PARK -HAMPSTEAD

HUDSON ILEDORVAL ILE-CADIEUX ILE-PERROT KAHNAWAKE14 KIRKLAND LAPRAIRIE LACHENAIE LACHINE

LASALLE vLAVAL

LEGARDEUR LEMOYNE LERY

^LONGUEUIL LORRAINE MASCOUCHE MCMASTERVILLE MERCIER MONT-ROYAL

, MONT-SAINT-HILAIRE

^MONTREAL MONTREAL-EST ./MONTREAL-NORD

MONTREAL-OUEST .NOTRE-DAME-DE-BON-SECOURS

•NOTRE-DAME-DE-L' ILE-PERROT OKA

OKA OKA 16 OKA-SUR-LE-LAC

•OTTERBURN PARK

•OUTREMONT

•/PIERREFONDS

•PINCOURT POINTE-AUX-TREMBLES POINTE-CALUMET POINTE-CLAIRE POINTE-DU-MOULIN 'REPENTIGNY

RICHELIEU ROSEMERE

./ROXBORO

•SAINT-AMABLE SAINT-BASILE-LE-GRAND SAINT-BRUNO-DE-MONTARVILLE SAINT-CONSTANT SAINT-EUSTACHE

vSAINT-HUBERT

TYPE GENRE

POPULATION

1976* 1981

2.802.547A 2,828,349

V 36,837 39,940

V 5,843 5,749

C 19, 131 17,722

V 18,430 18,527

V 7,562 7,598

V 4,480 4,414

V 8 15

V 75 99

V 5,272 5,945

R 4,013 5,218

V 7,476 10.476

V 9,173 10,627

V 7,118 8,631

V 41 ,503 37,521

c 76,713 76,299

V 246,243 268,335

V 6,107 8,312

V 7,202 6, 137

V 2,201 2,239

V 122,429 124,320

V 5,388 6,881

V 14,266 20,345

VL 3,184 3,612

V 4,957 6,352

V 20,51

4

19,247

V 7.750A 10.066

V 1,080,546 980,354

V 4,372 3,778

V 97,250 94,914

V 5,980 5,514

p 939 1,162

p 2.400 2,979

p 994 1,139

SD 1,483 1,538

R 514 618

V - -

V 4, 159 4,268

V 27,089 24,338

V 35,402 38,390

V 7,892 8,750

V 35,618 36.270

VL 2,483 2.935

V 25,917 24.571

V 220 249

V 26,698 34,419

V 1,755 1,832

V 7,112 7,778

V 7,106 6.292

P 3,128 4,268

V 5,843 7.658

V 21 ,272 22,880

V 7,659 9,938

V 21 ,248 29,716

V 49.706 60.573

% CHANGE VARIATIONEN%

0.9 .4 .6 .4 .5 .5 .5 .5 .0 8.

-1.

-7.

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0.

-1 87.

32.

12.8 30.0 40.1

15.9 21.3 -9.6 -0.5 9.0 36.1

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1.7 1.5 27.7 42.6 13.4 28.1

-6.2 29.9 -9.3 -13.6 -2.4 -7.8 23.8 24.1

14.6 3.7 20.2 2.

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8.

10.

1

18.

-5.2 13.2 28.

4.

9.

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31 7.

29.8 39.9 21 .9 .6 .2 .4 .9 .8 .2

•BASED'ON1981 AREA-SELONLASUPERFICIE DE1981.

AADJUSTED FIGURESDUETOBOUNDARYCHANGES-CHIFFRES AJUSTESACAUSEDECHANGEMENTSDELIMITES.

10

FINAL POPULATION COUNTSBYCOMPONENTS,CENSUS METROPOLITAN AREAS AND CENSUS AGGLOMERATIONS, 1976 AND 1981

CHIFFRES DEFINITIFSDEPOPULATION PAR COMPOSANTE, REGIONSMETROPOLITANSETAGGLOMERATIONS DE RECENSEMENT, 1976ET 1981

1

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TYPE GENRE

POPULATION

1976* 1981

% CHANGE VARIATIONEN%

MONTREAL, QUEBEC (CMA-RMR)(CONT'D-SUITE) '•SAINT-JEAN-DE-DIEU

JSAINT-JOSEPH-DU-LAC SAINT-LAMBERT SAINT-LAURENT SAINT-LAZARE 'SAINT-LEONARD

<SAINT-LOU IS-DE-TERREBONNE SAINT-MATHIAS 'SAINT-MATHIEU SAINT-MATHIEU-DE-BELOEIL

•SAINT-PHILIPPE -SAINT-PIERRE

"SAINT-RAPHAEL-DE-L' ILE-BIZARD SAINT-SULPICE

SAINTE -ANNE -DE-BELLEVUE SAINTE -ANNE -DES-PLAINES SAINTE-CATHERINE

\SAINTE-GENEVIEVE SAINTE-JULIE SAINTE-MARTHE-SUR-LE-LAC SAINTE-THERESE SENNEVILLE TERRASSE-VAUDREUIL TERREBONNE VARENNES VAUDREUIL VAUDREUIL-SUR-LE-LAC VERDUN

WESTMOUNT

MOOSEJAW, SASKATCHEWAN (CA-AR) MOOSEJAW

MOOSEJAWNO. 161 NANAIMO, B.C. C.-B. (CA-AR)

NANAIMO NANAIMO RIVER2 NANAIMO RIVER3 NANAIMO RIVER4 NANAIMO TOWN 1

NANAIMO, SUBD. A NANOOSE NEW GLASGOW, N.S. ^-

FISHERS GRANT24 NEWGLASGOW PICTOU, SUBD. B PICTOU. SUBD. C STELLARTON TRENTON WESTVILLE

(CA-AR)

2,802, 547A 2,828,349 0.9

p 2,826 1,985 -29.8

p 1,959 2,272 16.0

V 20,318 20,557 1.2

V 64,404 65,900 2.3

p 3,005 4,219 40.4

V 78,452 79,429 1.3

p 8,479 14, 172 67.1

p 1,966 2,929 49.0

SD 1,227 1,532 24.9

P 792 1,535 93.8

P 2,292 3,169 38.3

V 6,039 5,305 -12.2

p 4,101 6,558 59.9

p 1,568 1,812 15.6

V 3,738 3,981 6.5

p 5,283 7,651 44.8

V 5,036 6,372 26.5

V 2,869 2.573 -10.3

V 8,666 14,243 64.4

V 4,726 5,586 18.2

V 17,479 18,750 7.3

VL 1,333 1,221 -8.4

SD 1,812 1.753 -3.3

V 11,204 11,769 5.0

V 6,469 8,764 35.5

V 5,630 7,608 35.1

VL 433 583 34.6

C 68,013 61 ,287 -9.9

C 22, 153 20,480 -7.6

34,829 36,057 3.5

C 32,581 33,941 4.2

RM 2,248 2,116 -5.9

48.691A 57,694 18.5

C 40,336 47,069 16.7

R 27 23 -14.8

R 22 37 68.2

R 46 75 63.0

R 294 265 -9.9

SRD 7,883 10, 147 28.7

R 83 78 -6.0

38.691A 39,412 1.9

R 183 199 8.7

T 10,672 10,464 -2.0

SCM 5.771A 6,266 8.6

SCM 9,207 9,372 1.8

T 5,366 5,435 1.3

T 3,224 3.154 -2.2

T 4.268A 4.522 6.0

*BASED ON1981AREA-SELONLASUPERFICIEDE 1981.

AADJUSTED FIGURESDUETO BOUNDARY CHANGES-CHIFFRES AJUSTESACAUSEDECHANGEMENTSDELIMITES.