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2006 Census: Geography
Census geography covers a wide range of geographic areas—from provinces and territories down to city blocks. These geographic areas have boundaries, names, and other information that make it possible to locate them on the ground and to relate census data to them.
For detailed descriptions and availability of geography products, refer to the 2006 Census Preview of Products and Services, geography products.
Geography products
- Road Network File
- Road Network and Geographic Attribute File ($)
- Boundary
Files for:
- provinces and territories
- census divisions
- economic regions
- census metropolitan areas and census agglomerations
- census consolidated subdivisions
- census subdivisions
- ecumene
- Boundary files for:
- GeoSuite ($)
- Geographic Attribute File ($)
- Correspondence Files
- Postal Code Conversion File (PCCF) ($)
- Postal Code by Federal Riding (2003 Representation Order) File (PCFRF) – Update ($)
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Related links
- For geographic reference material, see reference material
- Geography custom services ($), such as custom area creation, mapping services and other services
- Other maps and geography information
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