The 2016 Ottawa census tracts chart the percent change between the 2011 census and the 2016 census. Click on the individual tracts to see the percent change. The darkest colours indicate those areas that experience the fastest growth rates. Use the plus and minus signs to the bottom right to zoom in and out. You can also maneuver key census tracts away from the legend. The red areas represent tracts with no values.
Source Statistics Canada
The darker areas show the sections of Ottawa that have grown at the fastest rate between 2011 and 2017
(The dots represent oil spills for the pipeline companies Trans Mountain Pipelines ULC and Enbridge Pipelines Inc.)
Source: Natural resources Canada/ Data obtained using the Federal Access to Information Act
Since 1994, Tsimiklis has accumulated over 30 properties, peppered throughout the HRM.
Click on the map to view the locations and details.
In the 2011 National Household Survey collected data on everything from how much people earned to where they came from. The following is Nova Scotia municipal census tracts in Nova Scotia mapped out according to the median household income in 2010. The darker the colour, the more households made. The range is between $20,000 to $60,000.