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Population and dwelling counts, for Canada, provinces and territories, and designated places, 2006 and 2001 censuses - 100% data

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Geographic name Type1 Population Private dwellings, 2006 Land area in square kilometres, 2006 Population density per square kilometre, 2006
2006 2001 % change Total Occupied by usual residents
Note:
  1. A designated place is normally a small community or settlement that does not meet the criteria established by Statistics Canada to be a census subdivision (an area with municipal status) or an urban area. Designated places are created by provinces and territories, in cooperation with Statistics Canada, to provide data for submunicipal areas.
    There are 1,289 designated places for the 2006 Census. For the first time, designated places will not straddle census subdivision boundaries. There are 584 census subdivisions that contain designated places.
Geographic name: alpha sort Z to A Geographic name: alpha sort A to Z Type: alpha sort Z to A Type: alpha sort A to Z Population, 2006 - total: sort highest to lowest Population, 2006 - total: sort lowest to highest Population, 2001 - total: sort highest to lowest Population, 2001 - total: sort lowest to highest Population, % change: sort highest to lowest Population, % change: sort lowest to highest Private dwellings, 2006 - total: sort highest to lowest Private dwellings, 2006 - total: sort lowest to highest Private dwellings, 2006 - occupied by usual residents: sort highest to lowest Private dwellings, 2006 - occupied by usual residents: sort lowest to highest Land area in square kilometres, 2006: sort highest to lowest Land area in square kilometres, 2006: sort lowest to highest Population density per square kilometre, 2006: sort highest to lowest Population density per square kilometre, 2006: sort lowest to highest
Canada †   31,612,897 30,007,094 5.4 13,576,855 12,435,520 9,017,698.92 3.5
Alberta †   3,290,350 2,974,807 10.6 1,335,745 1,256,192 640,044.57 5.1
Rochester UNP 107 116 -7.8 64 57 2.43 44.1
Valhalla Centre UNP 60 52 15.4 23 22 1.34 44.9
McDermott UNP 51 71 -28.2 16 16 1.13 45.1
Debolt UNP 128 124 3.2 61 55 2.81 45.6
Flatbush UNP 30 30 0.0 13 12 0.64 46.9
Cadomin UNP 56 64 -12.5 98 30 1.14 49.0
Grassland UNP 73 101 -27.7 36 33 1.48 49.3
Endiang UNP 35 35 0.0 16 14 0.70 50.2
Reno UNP 15 20 -25.0 9 9 0.29 51.4
Nevis UNP 35 30 16.7 16 16 0.67 52.2
Round Hill UNP 138 115 20.0 51 50 2.60 53.0
Wabasca UNP 1,156 1,114 3.8 450 359 21.68 53.3
Carbondale UNP 60 66 -9.1 33 31 1.11 54.0
Sandy Lake UNP 93 135 -31.1 33 29 1.48 62.9
Twin Butte UNP 10 10 0.0 6 5 0.16 63.7
Trout Lake UNP 343 315 8.9 95 82 5.33 64.4
Joussard UNP 234 219 6.8 121 95 3.63 64.5
Faust UNP 317 365 -13.2 141 124 4.77 66.5
Blue Ridge UNP 208 230 -9.6 90 83 2.99 69.6
Bircham UNP 10 10 0.0 2 2 0.14 71.6
Armena UNP 50 35 42.9 16 16 0.70 71.9
Grouard Mission UNP 322 436 -26.1 143 98 4.38 73.5
Anzac UNP 601 460 30.7 206 186 8.15 73.8
Fort Chipewyan UNP 756 902 -16.2 351 293 10.23 73.9
Widewater UNP 160 387 -58.7 62 57 2.09 76.4
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