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Population of Communities by Consolidated Census Subdivision (CCS) Newfoundland and Labrador, 1991 and 1996 Census Population of Communities by Consolidated Census Subdivision (CCS) Newfoundland and Labrador, 1991 and 1996 Census Profiles CCS Available Community 1991 1996 * Newfoundland and Labrador 568,474 551,792 * Census Division 1 253,203 251,523 1A * Arnold's Cove 1,106 1,115 1A * Chance Cove 435 394 1A * Chapel Arm 638 575 1A * Come-By-Chance 296 300 1A * Long Harbour-Mount Arlington Heights 522 472 1A * Norman's Cove-Long Cove 1,054 988 1A * Southern Harbour 716 635 1A * Sunnyside, Trinity Bay 622 621 1A * Unorganized CSD 1A 1,114 1,039 1A Includes: Arnold's Cove Station 36 33 1A Bellevue 261 246 1A Bellevue Beach 88 82 1A Fair Haven 165 145 1A Goobies 1 181 139 1A Little Harbour East, Placentia Bay 184 176 1A Thornlea 180 182 1A Between Communities 19 36 Total, Census Consolidated Subdivision 1A 6,503 6,139 1B * Fox Harbour 434 394 1B * Placentia 5,515 5,013 1B * Unorganized CSD 1B 560 493 1B Includes: Point Verde 324 285 1B Ship Harbour 217 194 1B Between Communities 19 14 Total, Census Consolidated Subdivision 1B 6,509 5,900 1C * Branch 382 351 1C * Point Lance 161 141 1C * St. Bride's 586 542 1C * Unorganized CSD 1C 314 268 1C Includes: Angels Cove 60 53 1C Cuslett 69 56 1C Great Barasway 38 40 1C Patrick's Cove 127 99 1C Ship Cove, St. Bride's 8 7 1C Between Communities 12 13 Total, Census Consolidated Subdivision 1C 1,443 1,302 Note: 1 The figure for Goobies includes Goobies Siding. Economics and Statistics Branch Department of Finance (Newfoundland Statistics Agency) 1 November, 1998 Population of Communities by Consolidated Census Subdivision (CCS) Newfoundland and Labrador, 1991 and 1996 Census Profiles CCS Available Community 1991 1996 * Newfoundland and Labrador 568,474 551,792 1D * Unorganized CSD 1D 11 4 1D Includes: Witless Bay Line 11 4 Total, Census Consolidated Subdivision 1D 11 4 1E * Heart's Delight-Islington 878 841 1E * Heart's Desire 363 339 1E * Whiteway 333 360 1E * Unorganized CSD 1E 3,404 3,247 1E Includes: Broad Cove, Trinity Bay 1 150 130 1E Cavendish 322 321 1E Dildo 2 1,792 1,749 1E Green's Harbour 799 760 1E Hopeall 270 261 1E Between Communities 71 26 Total, Census Consolidated Subdivision 1E 4,978 4,787 1F * Hant's Harbour 531 519 1F * Heart's Content 567 538 1F * New Perlican 281 252 1F * Winterton 667 622 1F * Unorganized CSD 1F 753 685 1F Includes: New Chelsea 130 120 1F New Melbourne 82 78 1F Sibleys Cove 3 475 426 1F Turks Cove 60 55 1F Between Communities 6 6 Total, Census Consolidated Subdivision 1F 2,799 2,616 Note: 1 The population of Broad Cove was estimated for 1991. 2 The figure for Dildo includes New Harbour. The population was estimated for 1991. 3 The figure for Sibleys Cove includes both Brownsdale and Lead Cove. Economics and Statistics Branch Department of Finance (Newfoundland Statistics Agency) 2 November, 1998 Population of Communities by Consolidated Census Subdivision (CCS) Newfoundland and Labrador, 1991 and 1996 Census Profiles CCS Available Community 1991 1996 * Newfoundland and Labrador 568,474 551,792 1G * Bay de Verde 679 594 1G * Old Perlican 745 747 1G * Small Point-Broad Cove-Blackhead-Adams Cove 505 492 1G * Unorganized CSD 1G 2,881 2,694 1G Includes: Burnt Point 1 574 527 1G Caplin Cove, Conception Bay 2 129 135 1G Daniel's Cove 2 2 1G Grates Cove 270 253 1G Job's Cove 192 170 1G Kingston 135 141 1G Low Point 21 19 1G Lower Island Cove 379 333 1G Northern Bay 302 295 1G Ochre Pit Cove 201 185 1G Red Head Cove 183 154 1G Western Bay 444 444 1G Between Communities 49 36 Total, Census Consolidated Subdivision 1G 4,810 4,527 1H * Carbonear 5,259 5,168 1H * Salmon Cove 791 786 1H * Victoria 1,831 1,849 1H * Unorganized CSD 1H 457 460 1H Includes: Freshwater, Carbonear 3 328 331 1H Perry's Cove 123 128 1H Between Communities 6 1 Total, Census Consolidated Subdivision 1H 8,338 8,263 1I * Bryant's Cove 441 449 1I * Harbour Grace 3,920 3,740 1I * Upper Island Cove 1,961 2,034 1I * Unorganized CSD 1I 205 195 1I Includes: Between Communities 205 195 Total, Census Consolidated Subdivision 1I 6,527 6,418 Note: 1 The figure for Burnt Point includes Gull Island. 2 The figure for Caplin Cove includes Besom Cove. 3 The figure for Freshwater includes Clown's Cove. Economics and Statistics Branch Department of Finance (Newfoundland Statistics Agency) 3 November, 1998 Population of Communities by Consolidated Census Subdivision (CCS) Newfoundland and Labrador, 1991 and 1996 Census Profiles CCS Available Community 1991 1996 * Newfoundland and Labrador 568,474 551,792 1J * Bishop's Cove 369 282 1J * Spaniard's Bay 2,779 2,771 Total, Census Consolidated Subdivision 1J 3,148 3,053 1K * Bay Roberts 5,474 5,472 1K * Unorganized CSD 1K 0 2 1K Includes: Between Communities 0 2 Total, Census Consolidated Subdivision 1K 5,474 5,474 1L * Unorganized CSD 1L 1,152 1,097 1L Includes: Bareneed 187 194 1L Hibbs Cove 1 148 139 1L Port de Grave 2 611 569 1L The Dock 25 69 1L Between Communities 181 126 Total, Census Consolidated Subdivision 1L 1,152 1,097 1M * Clarke's Beach 1,192 1,244 1M * Cupids 868 891 1M * North River 542 589 1M * South River 786 761 1M * Unorganized CSD 1M 848 901 1M Includes: Makinsons 3 621 627 1M Roaches Line 175 228 1M Between Communities 52 46 Total, Census Consolidated Subdivision 1M 4,236 4,386 1N * Brigus 929 902 1N * Unorganized CSD 1N 387 392 1N Includes: Georgetown 4 379 387 1N Between Communities 8 5 Total, Census Consolidated Subdivision 1N 1,316 1,294 Note: 1 The figure for Hibbs Cove includes Pick Eyes. 2 The figure for Port de Grave includes both Blow Me Down and Ship Cove. 3 The figure for Makinsons includes Emerald Vale, Goulds Road, Juniper Stump and Turks Water. 4 The figure for Georgetown includes Three Isle Pond. Economics and Statistics Branch Department of Finance (Newfoundland Statistics Agency) 4 November, 1998 Population of Communities by Consolidated Census Subdivision (CCS) Newfoundland and Labrador, 1991 and 1996 Census Profiles CCS Available Community 1991 1996 * Newfoundland and Labrador 568,474 551,792 1O * Avondale 802 765 1O * Colliers 808 774 1O * Conception Harbour 907 888 1O * Harbour Main-Chapel Cove-Lakeview 1,278 1,244 1O * Holyrood 2,075 2,090 1O * Unorganized CSD 1O 757 780 1O Includes: Brigus Junction 64 72 1O Marysvale 654 640 1O Salmonier Line 15 34 1O Between Communities 24 34 Total, Census Consolidated Subdivision 1O 6,627 6,541 1R * Wabana 3,608 3,136 1R * Unorganized CSD 1R 577 460 1R Includes: Freshwater, Bell Island 192 76 1R Lance Cove 367 383 1R Between Communities 18 1 Total, Census Consolidated Subdivision 1R 4,185 3,596 1U * Aquaforte 188 172 1U * Cape Broyle 693 633 1U * Fermeuse 505 446 1U * Ferryland 717 667 1U * Port Kirwan 120 94 1U * Renews-Cappahayden 551 503 1U * Unorganized CSD 1U 1,651 1,622 1U Includes: Admiral's Cove 122 131 1U Bauline East 1 127 125 1U Brigus South 117 108 1U Burnt Cove 177 196 1U Calvert 454 428 1U La Manche 9 2 1U Mobile 241 225 1U Tors Cove 377 347 1U Between Communities 27 60 Total, Census Consolidated Subdivision 1U 4,425 4,137 Note: 1 The figure for Bauline East includes St. Michaels. Economics and Statistics Branch Department of Finance (Newfoundland Statistics Agency) 5 November, 1998 Population of Communities by Consolidated Census Subdivision (CCS) Newfoundland and Labrador, 1991 and 1996 Census Profiles CCS Available Community 1991 1996 * Newfoundland and Labrador 568,474 551,792 1V * Biscay Bay 97 66 1V * Portugal Cove South 341 322 1V * St. Shott's 232 209 1V * Trepassey 1,375 1,084 1V * Unorganized CSD 1V 3 19 1V Includes: Between Communities 3 19 Total, Census Consolidated Subdivision 1V 2,048 1,700 1W * Admiral's Beach 275 255 1W * Gaskiers-Point la Haye 508 432 1W * Mount Carmel-Mitchell's Brook-St. Catherine's 619 534 1W * Riverhead, St. Mary's Bay 398 311 1W * St. Joseph's, St. Mary's Bay 205 176 1W * St. Mary's 637 617 1W * St. Vincent's-St. Stephens-Peter's River 674 589 1W * Unorganized CSD 1W 536 448 1W Includes: Forest Field 30 44 1W Harricott (part) 28 33 1W Mall Bay 60 44 1W New Bridge 73 66 1W O'Donnells 220 193 1W Between Communities 125 68 Total, Census Consolidated Subdivision 1W 3,852 3,362 1X * Colinet 232 208 1X * Unorganized CSD 1X 545 526 1X Includes: Harricott (part) 65 58 1X Markland 322 309 1X North Harbour, St. Mary's Bay 150 129 1X Between Communities 8 30 Total, Census Consolidated Subdivision 1X 777 734 1Y * Whitbourne 1,036 988 1Y * Unorganized CSD 1Y 1,161 1,154 1Y Includes: Blaketown 583 583 1Y Old Shop 284 275 1Y South Dildo 272 272 1Y Between Communities 22 24 Total, Census Consolidated Subdivision 1Y 2,197 2,142 Economics and Statistics Branch Department of Finance (Newfoundland Statistics Agency) 6 November, 1998 Population of Communities by Consolidated Census Subdivision (CCS) Newfoundland and Labrador, 1991 and 1996 Census Profiles CCS Available Community 1991 1996 * Newfoundland and Labrador 568,474 551,792 1Z * Bauline 392 380 1Z * Bay Bulls 1,065 1,063 1Z * Conception Bay South 17,590 19,265 1Z * Flatrock 1,044 1,087 1Z * Logy Bay-Middle Cove-Outer Cove 1,882 1,881 1Z * Mount Pearl 23,676 25,519 1Z * Paradise 7,358 7,960 1Z * Petty Harbour-Maddox Cove 974 954 1Z * Portugal Cove-St.
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