List of population centres in Saskatchewan

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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 61 population centres in the province of Saskatchewan.[2]

List

Rank Population centre[2] Size group[2] Population (2016)[2] Population (2011)[2] % Change[2]
1 Saskatoon Large urban 245,181 220,546 +11.2%
2 Regina Large urban 214,631 192,079 +11.7%
3 Prince Albert Medium 35,102 34,057 +3.1%
4 Moose Jaw Medium 32,724 32,546 +0.5%
5 Lloydminster (AB/SK) Medium 31,400 27,769 +13.1%
6 Yorkton Small 16,041 15,367 +4.4%
7 Swift Current Small 16,022 15,091 +6.2%
8 North Battleford Small 13,567 13,182 +2.9%
9 Estevan Small 11,258 10,845 +3.8%
10 Warman Small 10,961 7,049 +55.5%
11 Weyburn Small 10,679 10,011 +6.7%
12 Martensville Small 9,533 7,711 +23.6%
13 Melfort Small 5,778 5,383 +7.3%
14 La Ronge Small 5,671 5,318 +6.6%
15 Meadow Lake Small 5,266 4,880 +7.9%
16 Humboldt Small 4,872 4,795 +1.6%
17 Flin Flon (MB/SK) Small 4,791 5,103 -6.1%
18 White City Small 4,234 3,555 +19.1%
19 Melville Small 4,127 4,080 +1.2%
20 Nipawin Small 3,989 3,853 +3.5%
21 Battleford Small 3,750 3,526 +6.4%
22 Tisdale Small 3,136 3,074 +2.0%
23 Kindersley Small 3,052 3,008 +1.5%
24 Moosomin Small 2,548 2,323 +9.7%
25 Unity Small 2,475 2,306 +7.3%
26 Assiniboia Small 2,389 2,408 -0.8%
27 Esterhazy Small 2,367 2,354 +0.6%
28 Rosetown Small 2,331 2,184 +6.7%
29 Biggar Small 2,165 2,100 +3.1%
30 Maple Creek Small 2,074 2,148 -3.4%
31 Pelican Narrows Small 1,942 1,763 +10.2%
32 Fort Qu'Appelle Small 1,920 1,937 -0.9%
33 Watrous Small 1,865 1,832 +1.8%
34 Outlook Small 1,829 1,809 +1.1%
35 Lumsden Small 1,824 1,631 +11.8%
36 Indian Head Small 1,802 1,717 +5.0%
37 Pilot Butte Small 1,800 1,578 +14.1%
38 Kamsack Small 1,775 1,690 +5.0%
39 Dalmeny Small 1,769 1,639 +7.9%
40 Balgonie Small 1,745 1,620 +7.7%
41 Wynyard Small 1,732 1,707 +1.5%
42 Canora Small 1,700 1,835 -7.4%
43 Shaunavon Small 1,699 1,731 -1.8%
44 Regina Beach Small 1,629 1,469 +10.9%
45 Stanley 157 Small 1,545 1,581 -2.3%
46 Carlyle Small 1,503 1,431 +5.0%
47 Rosthern Small 1,488 1,440 +3.3%
48 Langham Small 1,319 1,035 +27.4%
49 Hudson Bay Small 1,306 1,311 -0.4%
50 Shellbrook Small 1,277 1,251 +2.1%
51 Osler Small 1,237 1,088 +13.7%
52 Lanigan Small 1,213 1,213 +0.0%
53 Macklin Small 1,193 1,240 -3.8%
54 Wilkie Small 1,149 1,200 -4.3%
55 Wadena Small 1,134 1,155 -1.8%
56 Oxbow Small 1,126 1,070 +5.2%
57 Kimosom Pwatinahk 203 (Deschambault Lake) Small 1,046 1,189 -12.0%
58 Delisle Small 1,038 970 +7.0%
59 Birch Hills Small 1,033 1,064 -2.9%
60 Carnduff Small 1,023 1,060 -3.5%
61 Foam Lake Small 1,022 1,017 +0.5%

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 (Saskatchewan)". Statistics Canada. February 20, 2019. Retrieved September 15, 2020.
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