N°92F0089XPBaucatalogue Cartesdereferencedesdivisions derecensementetdessubdivisions derecensement(DR/SDR)de1996: Cartesvenduesseparement Guidedereference ^ SCtaantaisdtaique SCtaantiasdtaics Canada Desdonneessousplusieursformes ddShitaosabcqtiuiutsemutteeitlnqeltu,eessiCdmeaetpnrraisepmdfeeaecrideda'nilocferefsduigsneesaootlngeetursra,pdofhomfineiqrncutreeeoessf.siscsoLhneoetusesdtidfsomopinorcnnmrieoebfesliseldmsi,svpoeoenrtutsrebsdca.iensrdptOoeauniintmberalsegessnlo&ersistuqeprsuuebdl.ieinctdaeotrDnineeonstne,se,csad.drietsesqsueteottcalodim'sapauatticroten,ss Commentobtenird'autresrenseignements TetoruetaeddreesmsaenedaeudceenrternesreeigginoneamlendtescaonususlutjaettiodnedceeStpartoidsutiitqueetCdaensasdearvaic:esetstatistiquesconnexesdoit Halifax (902)426-5331 Regina (306)780-5405 OMotnttarweaal ((561143))298531--58712156 CEadlmgoanrtyon ((440033))429952--36072177 TWoirnonnitpoeg ((240146))997833--64508260 Vancouver(604)666-3691 Unnumerod'appeisansfraisestoffertauxutilisateursquihabitentaI'exterieurdusecteurd'appel localdescentresregionauxdeconsultation. ADCpeopmmaarmenaidnleddseesdteeslereuecnlosememmieugnnntie(cmCaeatnnitaosdn(saCpeatonauEdrtaamt)as-lUennitse)ndants(Canada) 111888000000322666373---761661273976 VouspouvezegalementvisiternotresitesurleWorldWideWeb:http://www.statcan.ca Commentcommanderlespublications Olinbrapireiuetslsoecaplerso,cupraerrIl'eesntpruebmliisceadtieosnscendtereSstdaeticsotnisuqluaetiCoannreagdiaonaauuxpdreesStadteisstaiqgueentCsanaaudtaor,isoeuseentedcerisvaanuttraes: StatistiqueCanada DivisiondesoperationsetdeIntegration G1e20s,tiaovnedneuelaPcairrkcdulaalteion OKt1tAa0wTa6(Ontario) TTeelleecpohpoinees::(6(1631)3)995511--71257874 TInotreornnteot(:[email protected]):(416)973-8018 Normesdeserviceaupublic vvAmreofaeuiutcnisiol.edlureevezrmecdamoeiemnpnmtrteuonnddiuieriqstlusaceoqeruutatdalsveiteeestceddrlueevicssceeeenrrstvvrisiectceaedtsiaesuatcuiopxqnuubserluseil,cpt,oadnteSditoadannitftirfsseut.sgiiiqoouPnneoaduCl'raidnnoefbaotSdretmanaaittroiibsuotsnnieqersutvecaeotCpidasietenisaqdudneeao,crdlemeesepssnleuoersrtvampibrecleesissedsadeeenscehrveizce, StatisticsCanada 1996 Census Divisions and Census Subdivisions Reference Maps: Individual Maps ReferenceGuide PublishedbyauthorityoftheMinister responsibleforStatisticsCanada ©MinisterofIndustry,1997 All rights reserved. No part of this product may be reproduced,storedinaretrievalsystemortransmittedinany formorbyanymeans,electronic,mechanical,photocopying, recordingorotherwisewithoutpriorwrittenpermissionfrom Licence Services, Marketing Division, Statistics Canada, Ottawa,Ontario,CanadaK1A0T6. April1997 ReferenceGuideforCatalogue92F0089XPB Ottawa Noteofappreciation Canadaowesthesuccessofitsstatisticalsystemtoalong- standingco-operationinvolvingStatisticsCanada,thecitizens ofCanada,itsbusinesses,governmentsandotherinstitutions. Accurate and timely statistical information could not be producedwithouttheircontinuedco-operationandgoodwill. What'sNewinthe1996CensusDivisionsandCensusSubdivisionsReferenceMaps • The21censusdivisionsandcensussubdivisionsreferencemapsareavailableindividuallyand inthepublication,StandardGeographicalClassification,VolumeII. (In1991,thecensus divisionsandcensussubdivisionsreferencemapswereavailableintwopublications: StandardGeographicalClassification1991,VolumeIIandCensusDivisionsandCensus SubdivisionsReferenceMaps.) • Subprovincialregionsarenowreferredtoaseconomicregions. • Thereferencemapseriesisintroducedbyfourgeneralmaps-Indexmap,CensusDivisions map,EconomicRegionsandCensusDivisionsmap,andCensusMetropolitanAreasand CensusAgglomerationsmap. • Enhancedproduct-thereferencemapbaseprovidesamoreappropriatelevelofphysical featuredetail. • Improvedtextplacementfacilitatestextlegibility. • AllcensusboundariesarederivedfromtheEnumerationAreaDigitalBoundaryFile,resulting inimprovedaccuracy. TableofContents TABLEOFCONTENTS Page 1.AboutthisGuide 1 2.Overview -2 2.1.Introduction 2 2.2.PurposeoftheProduct 2 3.AboutthisProduct •? 3.1.Content 3 3.2.GeneralMethodology 3 3.3.ReferenceDate 3 3.4.Comparisonto1991CensusDivisionsandCensusSubdivisionsReferenceMaps 4 3.5.Limitations 4 3.6.RecommendedApplications 4 4.DataQuality. • 5 4.1.Lineage • 5 4.1.1.SourceMaterials 5 4.1.2.MethodofDerivation 5 4.2.PositionalAccuracy 6 4.3.AttributeAccuracy 7 4.4.LogicalConsistency ? 4.4.1.InternalConsistency 8 4.4.2.ConsistencywithOtherProducts 8 4.5.Completeness 8 5.GlossaryofTerms 9 AppendixA. HierarchyofNational,MetropolitanandPostalCodeGeographicUnits,1996. 12 AppendixB. GeographicUnitsbyProvinceandTerritory,1996(asofNovember1996) 13 AppendixC CensusSubdivisionTypesbyProvinceandTerritory,1996 14 References. 15 GeographyProductsandServices. 16 StatisticsCanada-Cat.No.92F0089XPB 1996CensusDivisionsandCensusSubdivisionsReferenceMaps:IndividualMaps-ReferenceGuide AboutthisGuide 1. AboutthisGuide Thisreferenceguidewaspreparedtoaccompanyindividualprovinceandterritorymaps fromthe 1996 Census DivisionsandCensusSubdivisions(CDs/CSDs)ReferenceMapsseries. Theentireseriesofmapsisalsoavailableina singlepublication,entitledtheStandardGeographicalClassification, VolumeII(CatalogueNo.12-572-XPB). The publicationincludesanindexmap,threenationallevelmapsand21mapscoveringtheprovincesandterritories. The indexmapshowstheareacoveredbyeachmap. Thenationalmapsdepictcensusdivisions,censusdivisionsand economicregions, andcensusmetropolitanareasandcensusagglomerations. The21 individual provincial and territorialmapsdepictcensussubdivisions,censusdivisions,censusmetropolitanareasandcensusagglomerations. Thisreferenceguidedescribesthemapcontent,thegeneralmethodologyusedtocreatethemaps andprovides informationaboutdataquality. GeographictermsandconceptshighlightedinboldinthetextarebrieflydefinedintheGlossaryofTerms,section5. Moredetailscanbefoundinthe1996CensusDictionary,CatalogueNo.92-351-XPE. Supplementaryinformationis providedintheappendicesandalistofrelatedproductsandservicesisalsoincluded. Thisreferenceguideisbasedonthebestinformationavailableatthetimeofitsrelease. Itinnowayconstitutesa warrantyofthedataintheeventthatusersmayobservecharacteristicsthatdeviatefromthosestatedinthisdocument. .Aglulareafnftoretesthhaavtethbeeedantmaaadreet1o0e0n%suarcecutrhaattet.heFvoerriffuirctahteironinoffotrhmiastipornodsuecetSheacstiboene4n,tDhaotraouQguhallyitdyo.ne,however,thereisno StatisticsCanada-Cat.No.92F0089XPB 1996CD/CSDReferenceMaps:IndividualMaps-ReferenceGuide Overview Overview 2.1. Introduction Censusdataaredisseminatedforawiderangeofgeographicareasrangingfromthenationalleveldowntothehighly detailedenumerationareaslevel. AppendixAshowsthehierarchyofgeographicareasandindicateswhethertheyare administrative or statistical. The administrative hierarchy includes census subdivisions, census divisions and provincesandterritories. StatisticsCanadaestablishedtheStandardGeographicalClassification(SGC)toorganise thosethreetypesofgeographicareasusingahierarchyofgeographiccodes. Referencemapsdepicttheboundariesof thesegeographicareasandhelpusersputcensusdatainaspatialcontext. TheCensusDivisionsandCensusSubdivisionsReferenceMapSerieshasbeenpackagedforsaleasapublication entitledStandardGeographicalClassification. VolumeII(CatalogueNo. 12-572-XPB). Individualmapsfromthis seriesarealsoavailable(CatalogueNo.92F0089XPB). TheCensusDivisionsandCensusSubdivisionsReferenceMapSeriespresentscensusdivisions(CDs)andcensus subdivisions(CSDs)forallprovincesandterritoriesandalsodisplayscensusmetropolitanareas(CMAs)andcensus agglomerations(CAs). TheSGCpublicationincludesanIndexMap,aCensusDivisionsMap,anEconomicRegions MapandaCensusMetropolitanAreasandCensusAgglomerationsMap. Inthe10provincesandtwoterritoriesthatmakeupCanada,thereare288CDsand5,984CSDsdefinedforthe1996 Census(seeAppendixB). All25CMAsand112CAsaredepictedaswellasthe74economicregions(ERs). All mapsarepresentedbyprovinceorterritoryorbyprovincialpart. 2.2. PurposeoftheProduct TheCensusDivisionsandCensusSubdivisionsReferenceMapsseriesispublishedtoprovideahighlevelspatial referenceforthecensusdata,enablinguserstolocateboundariesandrelatecensusdatatoactualphysicallocations. StatisticsCanada-Cat.No.92F0089XPB 1996CD/CSDReferenceMaps:IndividualMaps-ReferenceGuide