Toronto 1996 Census Atlas

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Toronto 1996 Census Atlas

This webpage is a project of the Data, Map, and Government Information Service Library at the University of Toronto.

Maps in this series were created in ArcView using boundary files and Census information from Statistics Canada.

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Population

Population Density.
Population Change since 1991. (percentage gain/loss)
Aged 0-4 years as a percentage of the total population.
Aged 10-14 years (double cohort) as a percentage of the total population.
Aged 18-24 years as a percentage of the total population.
Aged 30-49 years as a percentage of the total population.
Aged 65 years and older as a percentage of the total population.
Women, 65 years and older as a percentage of the total population aged 65 years and older.
Population with English Mother Tongue language as a percentage of the total population.
Population with French Mother Tongue language as a percentage of the total population.
Top 3 Non-British, Non-French ethnic origins as a percentage of total CMA population.

Immigration

Immigrant Population as a percentage of the total population.
People from Greece as a percentage of the total immigrant population.
People from Hong Kong as a percentage of the total immigrant population.
People from India as a percentage of the total immigrant population.
People from Italy as a percentage of the total immigrant population.
People from Pakistan as a percentage of the total immigrant population.
People from the Phillipines as a percentage of the total immigrant population.
People from Portugal as a percentage of the total immigrant population.
People from the United Kingdom as a percentage of the total immigrant population.
People from Viet Nam as a percentage of the total immigrant population.

Families and Households

Single Parent Families as a percentage of the total families.
Single parent families with a Female Parent as a percentage of the total families.
Single parent families with a Male Parent as a percentage of the total families.
Average number of persons per dwelling
Average number of bedrooms per dwelling.
Average value of private households
Persons who lived in different dwelling in 1991 as a percentage of population aged 5 years or older.
Number of units rented.
Average gross monthly rent in dollars

Education and Household Income

Persons with Less than Grade 9 Schooling as a percentage of the total population over 15 years of age
Persons with High School Diploma as a percentage of the total population over 15 years of age
Males with Post Secondary Degree/Diploma as a percentage of the total male population over 20 years of age
Females with Post Secondary Degree/Diploma as a percentage of the total female population over 20 years of age
Average Household Income
Average Household Income - by 1996 federal tax brackets
Median Household Income

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Previous editions of the Census Atlas of Toronto

For printed maps, see the following publication:
Bourne, Larry S, Basu, Ranu, Starkweather, Sarah, et. al. People and places a portrait of the evolving social character of the greater Toronto region: T oronto, Ont, University of Toronto, Dept. of Geography, 2000.
Keywords: Toronto Region (Ont.) -- Census, 1996/ Toronto Region (Ont.) -- Population -- Statistics/ Toronto Region (Ont.) -- Population -- Statistics/ To ronto Region (Ont.) -- Social conditions -- Statistics/ Toronto Region (Ont.) -- Social conditions -- Statistics
Call Number: HB1989 .B687 2000