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327 Appendix N Appendix N. 1996 and 1991 Census Metropolitan Areas and Census Agglomerations by Census Subdivision Components, Showing CMA/CA Code, CSD Type, SNF Coverage, Number of Census Tracts and Number of Enumeration Areas (as of October 25, 1996) 1996 1991 CMA/CA/CSD Name CMA/ CSD SNF No. No. of CMA/CA/CSD Name CMA/ CSD SNF No. No. of CA Type of EAs CA Type of EAs Code CTs Code CTs 1. CMAs With Census Tracts 1. CMAs With Census Tracts Calgary CMA 825 Pt 153 1,027 Calgary CMA 825 Pt 153 1,029 Airdrie PCA 823 N 2 16 Airdrie PCA 823 N 2 12 Airdrie C N Airdrie C N Calgary PCMA 825 Pt 151 1,011 Calgary PCMA 825 Pt 151 1,017 Beiseker VL N Beiseker VL N Calgary C Y Calgary C Y Chestermere T N Chestermere Lake SV N Cochrane T N Cochrane T N Crossfield T N Crossfield T N Irricana VL N Irricana VL N Rocky View No. 44 MD N Rocky View No. 44 MD N Sarcee 145 R N Sarcee 145 R N Chicoutimi - Jonquière CMA 408 Pt 35 219 Chicoutimi - Jonquière CMA 408 Pt 35 200 Chicoutimi - Jonquière PCMA 408 Pt 31 192 Chicoutimi - Jonquière PCMA 408 Pt 31 176 Chicoutimi V Y Chicoutimi V Y Jonquière V Y Jonquière V Y Lac-Kénogami M N Lac-Kénogami SD N Larouche P N Larouche P N Laterrière V N Laterrière V N Saint-Fulgence M N Saint-Fulgence SD N Saint-Honoré M N Saint-Honoré SD N Shipshaw M N Shipshaw SD N Tremblay CT N Tremblay CT N La Baie PCA 413 Y 4 27 La Baie PCA 413 Y 4 24 La Baie V Y La Baie V Y Edmonton CMA 835 Pt 196 1,254 Edmonton CMA 835 Pt 195 1,270 Edmonton PCMA 835 Pt 181 1,065 Edmonton PCMA 835 Pt 180 1,097 Alexander 134 R N Alexander 134 R N Bon Accord T N Bon Accord T N Bruderheim T N Edmonton C Y Edmonton C Y Fort Saskatchewan C N Fort Saskatchewan C N Gibbons T N Gibbons T N Legal VL N Legal VL N Morinville T N Morinville T N Redwater T N Redwater T N St. Albert C N St. Albert C N Strathcona County SM N Strathcona County No. 20 CM N Sturgeon No. 90 MD N Sturgeon No. 90 MD N Leduc PCA 836 N 8 76 Leduc PCA 836 N 8 68 Beaumont T N Beaumont T N Calmar T N Calmar T N Devon T N Devon T N Golden Days SV N Golden Days SV N Itaska Beach SV N Itaska Beach SV N Leduc C N Leduc C N Leduc County No. 25 CM N Leduc County No. 25 CM N New Sarepta VL N New Sarepta VL N Sundance Beach SV N Sundance Beach SV N 6WDWLVWLFV&DQDGD²&DW1R8,( &HQVXV'LFWLRQDU\²)LQDO(GLWLRQ 328 Appendix N 1996 1991 CMA/CA/CSD Name CMA/ CSD SNF No. No. of CMA/CA/CSD Name CMA/ CSD SNF No. No. of CA Type of EAs CA Type of EAs Code CTs Code CTs Thorsby VL N Thorsby VL N Warburg VL N Warburg VL N Spruce Grove PCA 837 N 7 113 Spruce Grove PCA 837 N 7 105 Betula Beach SV N Betula Beach SV N Edmonton Beach SV N Edmonton Beach SV N Entwistle VL N Entwistle VL N Kapasiwin SV N Kapasiwin SV N Lakeview SV N Lakeview SV N Parkland County CM N Parkland County No. 31 CM N Point Alison SV N Point Alison SV N Seba Beach SV N Seba Beach SV N Spruce Grove C N Spruce Grove C N Stony Plain T N Stony Plain T N Stony Plain 135 R N Stony Plain 135 R N Wabamun VL N Wabamun VL N Wabamun 133A R N Wabamun 133A R N Halifax CMA 205 Pt 75 512 Halifax CMA 205 Pt 75 480 Bedford T Y Bedford T Y Cole Harbour 30 R N Cole Harbour 30 R N Dartmouth C Y Dartmouth C Y Halifax C Y Halifax C Y Halifax, Subd. A SCM N Halifax, Subd. A SCM N Halifax, Subd. B SCM N Halifax, Subd. B SCM N Halifax, Subd. C SCM N Halifax, Subd. C SCM N Halifax, Subd. D SCM N Halifax, Subd. D SCM N Halifax, Subd. E SCM N Halifax, Subd. E SCM N Shubenacadie 13 R N Shubenacadie 13 R N Hamilton CMA 537 Y 163 797 Hamilton CMA 537 Y 163 832 Ancaster T Y Ancaster T Y Burlington C Y Burlington C Y Dundas T Y Dundas T Y Flamborough T Y Flamborough T Y Glanbrook TP Y Glanbrook TP Y Grimsby T Y Grimsby T Y Hamilton C Y Hamilton C Y Stoney Creek C Y Stoney Creek C Y Kitchener CMA 541 Y 82 502 Kitchener CMA 541 Y 82 490 Cambridge C Y Cambridge C Y Kitchener C Y Kitchener C Y North Dumfries TP Y North Dumfries TP Y Waterloo C Y Waterloo C Y Woolwich TP Y Woolwich TP Y London CMA 555 Y 88 613 London CMA 555 Y 88 581 London PCMA 555 Y 78 551 London PCMA 555 Y 78 525 Belmont VL Y Belmont VL Y Delaware TP Y Delaware TP Y Lobo TP Y Lobo TP Y London TP Y London TP Y London C Y London C Y North Dorchester TP Y North Dorchester TP Y Southwold TP Y Southwold TP Y West Nissouri TP Y West Nissouri TP Y Westminster T Y St. Thomas PCA 554 Y 10 62 St. Thomas PCA 554 Y 10 56 Port Stanley VL Y Port Stanley VL Y St. Thomas C Y St. Thomas C Y Statistics Canada – Cat. No. 92-351-UIE 1996 Census Dictionary – Final Edition 329 Appendix N 1996 1991 CMA/CA/CSD Name CMA/ CSD SNF No. No. of CMA/CA/CSD Name CMA/ CSD SNF No. No. of CA Type of EAs CA Type of EAs Code CTs Code CTs Yarmouth TP Y Yarmouth TP Y Montréal CMA 462 Pt 769 4,733 Montréal CMA 462 Pt 749 4,673 Beloeil PCA 458 Y 8 49 Beloeil PCA 458 Y 8 48 Beloeil V Y Beloeil V Y McMasterville VL Y McMasterville VL Y Mont-Saint-Hilaire V Y Mont-Saint-Hilaire V Y Otterburn Park V Y Otterburn Park V Y Châteauguay PCA 463 Pt 11 79 Châteauguay PCA 463 Pt 11 72 Beauharnois V Y Beauharnois V Y Châteauguay V Y Châteauguay V Y Léry V Y Léry V Y Maple Grove V Y Maple Grove V Y Melocheville VL N Melocheville VL N Mercier V N Mercier V N Montréal PCMA 462 Pt 735 4,488 Montréal PCMA 462 Pt 730 4,553 Anjou V Y Anjou V Y Baie-d'Urfé V Y Baie-d'Urfé V Y Beaconsfield V Y Beaconsfield V Y Blainville V Y Blainville V Y Bois-des-Filion V Y Bois-des-Filion V Y Boisbriand V Y Boisbriand V Y Boucherville V Y Boucherville V Y Brossard V Y Brossard V Y Candiac V Y Candiac V Y Carignan V Y Carignan V Y Chambly V Y Chambly V Y Charlemagne V Y Charlemagne V Y Côte-Saint-Luc C Y Côte-Saint-Luc C Y Delson V N Delson V N Deux-Montagnes V Y Deux-Montagnes V Y Dollard-des-Ormeaux V Y Dollard-des-Ormeaux V Y Dorion V Y Dorval C Y Dorval C Y Gore CT N Greenfield Park V Y Greenfield Park V Y Hampstead V Y Hampstead V Y Hudson V N Hudson V N Kahnawake 14 R N Kahnawake 14 R N Kanesatake R N Kanesatake R N Kirkland V Y Kirkland V Y L'Assomption V N L'Île-Bizard V Y L'Île-Cadieux V Y L'Île-Cadieux V Y L'Île-Dorval V Y L'Île-Dorval V Y L'Île-Perrot V Y L'Île-Perrot V Y La Plaine V N La Plaine P N La Prairie V Y La Prairie V Y Lachenaie V Y Lachenaie V Y Lachine V Y Lachine V Y LaSalle V Y LaSalle V Y Laval V Y Laval V Y Lavaltrie VL N Le Gardeur V Y Le Gardeur V Y Le Moyne V Y Le Moyne V Y Les Cèdres M N Longueuil V Y Longueuil V Y Lorraine V Y Lorraine V Y Mascouche V Y Mascouche V Y Mirabel V Y Mirabel V Y 6WDWLVWLFV&DQDGD²&DW1R8,( &HQVXV'LFWLRQDU\²)LQDO(GLWLRQ 330 Appendix N 1996 1991 CMA/CA/CSD Name CMA/ CSD SNF No. No. of CMA/CA/CSD Name CMA/ CSD SNF No. No. of CA Type of EAs CA Type of EAs Code CTs Code CTs Mont-Royal V Y Mont-Royal V Y Montréal V Y Montréal V Y Montréal-Est V Y Montréal-Est V Y Montréal-Nord V Y Montréal-Nord V Y Montréal-Ouest V Y Montréal-Ouest V Y Notre-Dame-de-Bon-Secours M N Notre-Dame-de-Bon-Secours SD N Notre-Dame-de-l'Île-Perrot P N Notre-Dame-de-l'Île-Perrot P N Oka M N Oka P N Oka P N Oka SD N Outremont V Y Outremont V Y Pierrefonds V Y Pierrefonds V Y Pincourt V Y Pincourt V Y Pointe-Calumet VL N Pointe-Calumet VL N Pointe-Claire V Y Pointe-Claire V Y Pointe-des-Cascades VL N Pointe-des-Cascades VL N Repentigny V Y Repentigny V Y Richelieu V Y Richelieu V Y Rosemère V Y Rosemère V Y Roxboro V Y Roxboro V Y Saint-Amable M Y Saint-Amable SD Y Saint-Antoine-de-Lavaltrie P N Saint-Basile-le-Grand V Y Saint-Basile-le-Grand V Y Saint-Bruno-de-Montarville V Y Saint-Bruno-de-Montarville V Y Saint-Colomban P N Saint-Constant V N Saint-Constant V N Saint-Eustache V Y Saint-Eustache V Y Saint-Gérard-Majella P N Saint-Hubert V Y Saint-Hubert V Y Saint-Isidore P N Saint-Isidore P N Saint-Joseph-du-Lac P N Saint-Joseph-du-Lac P N Saint-Lambert V Y Saint-Lambert V Y Saint-Laurent V Y Saint-Laurent V Y Saint-Lazare P N Saint-Lazare P N Saint-Léonard V Y Saint-Léonard V Y Saint-Mathias-sur-Richelieu M N Saint-Mathias-sur-Richelieu P N Saint-Mathieu M N Saint-Mathieu SD N Saint-Mathieu-de-Beloeil M Y Saint-Mathieu-de-Beloeil P Y Saint-Philippe P N Saint-Philippe P N Saint-Pierre V Y Saint-Pierre V Y Saint-Placide M N Saint-Placide P N Saint-Placide VL Y Saint-Raphael-de-l'Île-Bizard P Y Saint-Sulpice P N Saint-Sulpice P N Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue V Y Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue V Y Sainte-Anne-des-Plaines V N Sainte-Anne-des-Plaines V N Sainte-Catherine V N Sainte-Catherine V N Sainte-Geneviève V Y Sainte-Geneviève V Y Sainte-Julie V Y Sainte-Julie V Y Sainte-Marthe-sur-le-Lac V Y Sainte-Marthe-sur-le-Lac V Y Sainte-Thérèse V Y Sainte-Thérèse V Y Senneville VL Y Senneville VL Y Terrasse-Vaudreuil M Y Terrasse-Vaudreuil SD Y Terrebonne V N Terrebonne V N Varennes V Y Vaudreuil-Dorion V Y Vaudreuil V Y Vaudreuil-sur-le-Lac VL Y Vaudreuil-sur-le-Lac VL Y Verdun V Y Verdun V Y Westmount V Y Westmount V Y Saint-Jérôme PCA 475 Pt 13 96 Bellefeuille P N Statistics Canada – Cat.
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