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Main article: List of the 100 largest population centres in Canada

Population centre, in Canadian census data, is a populated place, or a cluster of interrelated populated places, which meets the demographic characteristics of an urban area, having a population of at least 1,000 people and a population density of no fewer than 400 persons per square km2.[1]

The term was first introduced in the Canada 2011 Census; prior to that, Statistics Canada used the term urban area.[1]

In the 2016 census, Statistics Canada listed 51 population centres in the province of Manitoba.[2]

List

Rank Population centre[2] Size group[2] Population (2016)[2] Population (2011)[2] % Change[2]
1 Winnipeg Large urban 711,925 670,025 +6.3%
2 Brandon Medium 48,324 45,624 +5.9%
3 Steinbach Small 14,753 12,798 +15.3%
4 Winkler Small 14,311 12,273 +16.6%
5 Portage la Prairie Small 12,949 12,613 +2.7%
6 Thompson Small 12,878 12,074 +6.7%
7 Selkirk Small 9,839 9,416 +4.5%
8 Dauphin Small 8,095 7,779 +4.1%
9 Morden Small 7,907 7,284 +8.6%
10 The Pas Small 5,368 5,364 +0.1%
11 Flin Flon (MB/SK) Small 4,791 5,103 -6.1%
12 Stonewall Small 4,644 4,344 +6.9%
13 Altona Small 4,167 4,013 +3.8%
14 Niverville Small 4,083 3,224 +26.6%
15 Oakbank Small 4,064 3,474 +32.5%
16 Swan River Small 3,964 3,865 +2.6%
17 Neepawa Small 3,939 3,111 +26.6%
18 Virden Small 3,082 2,863 +7.6%
19 Carman Small 2,980 2,839 +5.0%
20 Lorette Small 2,904 2,361 +23.0%
21 Beausejour Small 2,895 2,842 +1.9%
22 Mitchell Small 2,523 1,915 +31.7%
23 Gimli Small 2,246 2,127 +5.6%
24 Minnedosa Small 2,178 2,239 -2.7%
25 Killarney Small 2,150 1,974 +8.9%
26 Ste. Anne Small 2,114 1,626 +30.0%
27 Cross Lake 19A Small 2,018 991 +103.6%
28 Souris Small 1,876 1,716 +9.3%
29 Stony Mountain Small 1,800 1,776 +1.4%
30 Morris Small 1,714 1,666 +2.9%
31 Carberry Small 1,682 1,669 +0.8%
32 Grunthal Small 1,680 1,640 +2.4%
33 Blumenort Small 1,675 1,404 +19.3%
34 Boissevain Small 1,656 1,572 +5.3%
35 Roblin Small 1,614 1,705 -5.3%
36 La Salle Small 1,589 1,529 +3.9%
37 Ile des Chênes Small 1,528 1,221 +25.1%
38 Shilo CFB-BFC Small 1,419 1,421 -0.1%
39 Russell Small 1,395 1,371 +1.8%
40 St. Adolphe Small 1,362 1,117 +21.9%
41 Pinawa Small 1,331 1,324 +0.5%
42 Rivers Small 1,257 1,149 +9.4%
43 Moose Lake Small 1,225 1,072 +14.3%
44 Arborg Small 1,222 1,147 +6.5%
45 St-Pierre-Jolys Small 1,170 1,099 +6.5%
46 Teulon Small 1,095 1,065 +2.8%
47 Lac du Bonnet Small 1,089 1,069 +1.9%
48 Oak Bluff Small 1,051 581 +80.9%
49 St. Theresa Point Small 1,038 1,057 -1.8%
50 Gillam Small 1,036 1,248 -17.0%

References

  1. ^ a b "From urban areas to population centres" Archived 2012-12-13 at the Wayback Machine. Statistics Canada, May 5, 2011.
  2. ^ a b c d e f "Population and dwelling counts, for Canada, provinces and territories, and population centres, 2016 and 2011 censuses – 100% data (Manitoba)". Statistics Canada. February 20, 2019. Retrieved September 15, 2020.
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