2015 municipal census report

2015 Municipal Census

RESULTS

Fort Saskatchewan Municipal Census 2015

Introduction The 2015 Municipal Census was conducted by the City of Fort Saskatchewan, Corporate and Protective Services Division, Legislative Services Department.

This report provides data collected between April 20, 2015 and June 3, 2015 on the number of residents in the home, the age and gender of each, employment status, employment location, and length of residence in this municipality as well as other information. More information on the 2015 Municipal Census can be obtained from:

Brenda Molter Director, Legislative Services City of Fort Saskatchewan 10005 - 102 Street Fort Saskatchewan, AB T8L 2C5 Website: fortsask.ca

Methods Under the supervision of the Legislative Services Department of the Corporate and Protective Services Division, residents were able to complete the census online.

Enumerators only visited households that did not submit an electronic census by May 11, 2015 and entered the information electronically right at their door.

This report presents the results of the census in tables and figures. Where possible, census data from 2014, 2013, 2012, and 2010 are provided for comparison and to identify population trends.

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Results

Total Population The total population of Fort Saskatchewan as of April 20, 2015 was 24,040 (Table 1). This includes 539 residents of the Fort Saskatchewan Correctional Centre. The population has increased by 1,232 residents in 2015 from 2014, which represents an increase of 5.4% (Table 2).

Table 1. Total population

Year 2015 2014 2013 2012 2010 2009 2008 2007

Population 24,040 22,808 21,795 20,475 18,653 17,469 16,793 16,146

Table 2. Annual percent increase in population

Census Year Percent Increase

2015 5.40

2014 4.65

2013 6.45

2012 9.77

2010 6.78

2009 4.03

2008 4.01

2007 4.98

2005 3.12

2003 1.25

2000 0.82

1998 1.29

1993 1.17

Population by Gender The proportion of males in Fort Saskatchewan has decreased over the past three years. In 2015, 46.3% of the population is male, while 44.3% is female (Table 3).

Table 3. Population by gender

Gender 2015 2014 2013 2012 2010

N % N % N % N % N %

Male 11,122 46.3 11,552 50.6 11,052 50.7 10,330 50.5 9,695 52.0

Female 10,659 44.3 10,815 47.4 10,365 47.6 9,765 47.7 8,950 48.0

Not Stated 2,259 9.4 441 2 378 1.7 380 1.8 8 0.0

Total 24,040 100.0 22,808 100.0 21,795 100.0 20,475 100.0 18,653 100.0

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Population by Age and Gender Table 4 and Figure 1 show that the 30-34 age group includes the most number of residents, followed closely by the 25-29 age group.

Table 4. Population by age and gender

Gender Age 2015

Age 2014 2013 2012 2010

N % N % N % N % N %

Male

0-4 786 3.3 0-4 760 3.4 743 3.4 704 3.3 600 3.1

5-9 733 3.0 5-14 1,457 6.4 1,361 6.2 1,273 6.2 1,183 6.3

10-14 675 2.8

15-16 262 1.1 15-19 678 3.0 685 3.1 672 3.3 608 3.3

17-19 400 1.7

20-24 814 3.4 20-24 829 3.6 838 3.8 794 3.9 767 4.1

25-44 3,720 17.1 3,321 16.2 3,144 16.9

25-29 980 4.1 25-34 2,136 9.4

30-34 981 4.1

35-39 897 3.7 35-44 1,714 7.5

40-44 801 3.3

45-64 2,610 12.1 2,522 12.3 2,562 13.7

45-49 729 3.0 45-54 1,483 6.5

50-54 769 3.2

55-59 668 2.8 55-64 1,185 5.2

60-64 473 2.0

65+ 985 4.5 909 4.4 828 4.4

65-69 409 1.7 65-74 690 3.0

70-74 297 1.2

75+ 364 1.5 75-84 312 1.4

85+ 69 0.3

Not Stated 84 0.4 Not Stated 239 1.0 110 0.5 135 0.7 3 0.0

Total Male 11,122 46.3

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Table 4. Population by age and gender (Continued)

Gender 2015

Age 2014 2013 2012 2010

N % N % N % N % N %

Female

0-4 798 3.3 0-4 760 3.4 729 3.3 706 3.5 588 3.2

5-9 724 3.0 5-14 1,334 5.8 1,268 5.8 1,174 5.7 1,037 5.6

10-14 611 2.5

15-16 249 1.0 15-19 573 2.7 583 2.7 582 2.8 590 3.2

17-19 337 1.4

20-24 683 2.8 20-24 695 3.2 705 3.2 672 3.3 669 3.6

25-44 3,344 15.4 3,030 14.8 2,793 15.0

25-29 902 3.8 25-34 1,895 8.3

30-34 932 3.9

35-39 794 3.3 35-44 1,566 6.5

40-44 770 3.2

45-64 2,474 11.4 2,411 11.8 2,291 12.3

45-49 673 2.8 45-54 1,390 6.1

50-54 722 3.0

55-59 629 2.6 55-64 1,177 5.2

60-64 503 2.1

65+ 1,181 5.4 1,077 5.3 980 5.3

65-69 460 1.9 65-74 742 3.3

70-74 260 1.1

75+ 527 2.2 75-84 392 1.7

85+ 124 0.5

Not Stated 85 0.4 Not Stated 167 0.7 81 0.4 113 0.6 2 0.0

Total Female 10,659 44.3

Not Stated 2,259 9.4 441 1.9 378 1.7 380 1.9 8 0.0

Total 24,040 100.0 22,808 100.0 21,795 100.0 20,475 100.0 18,653 100.0

* The 5-19, 25-44, 45-64, and 65-74 age groups were further expanded in 2015.

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Figure 1. Population by age and gender

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Household Size The most common household size continues to be two people (Table 5).

Table 5. Household size

Size 2015 2014 2013 2012 2010

N % N % N % N % N %

1 Person 1,909 21.1 1,846 21.4 1,748 21.2 1,711 21.9 1,472 21.0

2 People 3,335 36.9 3,161 36.7 3,100 37.6 2,908 37.3 2,607 37.1

3 People 1,506 16.7 1,477 17.1 1,365 16.6 1,274 16.3 1,150 16.4

4 People 1,519 16.8 1,387 16.1 1,359 16.5 1,276 16.4 1,184 16.9

5 People 552 6.1 532 6.2 474 5.8 451 5.8 435 6.2

6+ People 222 2.4 211 2.5 189 2.3 178 2.3 167 2.4

Total 9,043 100.0 8,614 100.0 8,235 100.0 7,798 100.0 7,015 100.0

Profile of Dwellings The total number of Fort Saskatchewan dwellings in 2015 was 10,669. The occupancy rate is 84.8% and the vacancy rate is 4.5% as shown in Table 6. There were also 758 vacant lots (not shown in table).

Table 6. Profile of dwellings

Status 2015 2014 2013 2012 2010

N % N % N % N % N %

Occupied 9,043 84.8 8,614 86.6 8,235 93.2 7,798 91.4 7,015 90.2

Vacant Dwelling 477 4.5 440 4.4 375 4.0 534 6.3 492 6.3

Under Construction 1,149 10.7 894 9.0 265 2.8 202 2.4 269 3.5

Total 10,669 100.0 9,948 100.0 8,875 100.0 8,534 100.0 7,776 100.0

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Dwelling Type Single detached houses remain the predominant type of dwelling in Fort Saskatchewan (Table 7). Apartment, duplex, and row house are the next popular dwelling types for Fort Saskatchewan. Vacant dwellings were recorded at 477 (Table 6) and there was a total of 935 no responses for this question.

Table 7. Dwelling types

Type 2015 2014 2013 2012 2010

N % N % N % N % N %

Single Detached 5,296 62.5 5,327 62.6 4,952 61.8 4,791 61.4 4,872 62.6

Apartment 1,130 13.0 1,504 17.0 1,377 16.7 1,282 16.4 1,467 18.9

Duplex 968 11.5 964 11.5 953 11.6 837 10.7 721 9.3

Row House 486 5.4 539 4.9 387 4.7 495 6.3 574 7.4

Tri/Quadraplex 84 1.1 107 1.4 148 1.8 82 1.1 98 1.3

Mobile Home 1 0.0 1 0.0 2 0.0 1 0.0 1 0.0

Secondary Suite* 16 0.2 8 0.1 139 0.2 91 1.2 40 0.5

Other** 127 1.6 4 0.1 4 0.1 4 0.1 3 0.0

Not Stated 935 4.7 160 2.4 273 3.1 215 2.8

Total 9,043 100.0 8,614 100.0 8,235 100.00 7,798 100.0 7,776 100.0 * ‘Secondary Suite’ includes separate suites in single detached houses and single dwellings attached to non-residential structures

** ‘Other’ includes institutions and collective dwellings

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Employment Status The Employment Status results show that 40.7% of respondents are employed full time and that Fort Saskatchewan has a 2.0% unemployment rate.

Table 8. Employment status by gender

2015

Employment status Male Female Not

Stated Total %

Employed Full-time 6,026 3,701 51 9,778 40.7

Employed Part-time 430 1,233 5 1,668 6.9

Homemaker 9 1,031 1 1,041 4.3

Other 465 501 3 969 4.0

Permanently Unable to work 80 98 1 179 0.7

Retired 1,077 1,307 14 2,398 10.0

Unemployed, seeking work 246 223 3 472 2.0

Not Stated 595 432 2,048 3,075 12.8

Not Eligible to Answer * 2,194 2,133 133 4,460 18.6

Total 11,122 10,659 2,259 24,040 100.0

* Responses from Age 0-14 are counted as Not Eligible to Answer and are omitted from the graph

Figure 2. Employment status

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Figure 3. Employment status by gender

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Table 9. Employment status by age

Employment status

2015

0-4 5-9

10-14 15-16

17-19 20-24 25-29

30-34 35-39

40-44 45-49

50-54 55-59

60-64 64-69 70-74 75 and Over

Not Stated

Total

Employed Full-time

2 169 938 1,373 1,379 1,216 1,130 1,059 1,061 813 393 132 35 7 71 9,778

Employed Part-time

131 241 170 125 139 136 152 114 127 111 86 90 24 12 10 1,668

Homemaker

1 4 46 169 223 174 107 59 83 71 42 25 13 17 7 1,041

Other

293 223 130 58 49 40 36 32 26 37 19 12 4 3 7 969

Permanently Unable to work

4 8 8 11 6 24 17 26 30 32 6 2 4 1 179

Retired

1 1 1 4 10 38 168 357 582 466 737 33 2,398

Unemployed, seeking work

29 50 82 62 38 33 35 30 40 42 20 5 1 5 472

Not Stated

67 63 175 154 175 147 125 106 129 67 48 40 29 170 1,580 3,075

Not Eligible to Answer *

1,634 1,505 1,321 4,460

Total 1,634 1,505 1,321 524 754 1,549 1,949 2,015 1,753 1,613 1,427 1,530 1,339 997 892 574 950 1,714 24,040

* Responses from Age 0-14 are counted as Not Eligible to Answer and omitted from the graph

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Figure 4. Employment status by age

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Employment Location The 2015 Census included a question on employment location showing 22.1% of respondents work locally within Fort Saskatchewan.

Table 10. Employment location by gender

2015

Employment Location Male FemaleNot

Stated Total %

Beaumont 2 2 4 0.0

Bon Accord 7 3 1 11 0.0

City of Leduc 16 2 18 0.1

County of Leduc 69 8 77 0.3

County of Parkland 10 4 14 0.1

Devon 1 1 2 0.0

Edmonton Downtown 369 483 5 857 3.6

Fort Saskatchewan 2,516 2,764 37 5,317 22.1

Gibbons 30 19 49 0.2

M.D. of Sturgeon 124 39 1 164 0.7

Morinville 6 9 15 0.1

NE Edmonton 408 284 1 693 2.9

No Usual Place of Work 449 112 3 564 2.3

NW Edmonton 311 200 511 2.1

Other 360 231 4 595 2.5

Other Municipality in Alberta 560 153 713 3.0

Other Province in Canada 38 5 43 0.2

Outside Canada 21 3 24 0.1

Redwater 269 70 339 1.4

Rural Strathcona County 273 103 1 377 1.6

SE Edmonton 299 176 2 477 2.0

Sherwood Park 432 442 2 876 3.6

Spruce Grove 14 5 19 0.1

St. Albert 28 43 71 0.3

SW Edmonton 96 95 191 0.8

Works at Home 37 85 1 123 0.5

Not Stated 2,183 3,185 2,068 7,436 30.8


Total 11,122 10,659 2,259 24,040 100.0


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Figure 5. Employment location

Figure 6. Employment location by gender

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Table 11. Employment location by age

Employment Location

2015

0-4 5-9 10-14 15-16 17-19 20-24 25-29 30-34 35-39 40-44 45-49 50-54 55-59 60-64 65-69 70-74 75

and Over

Not Stated

Total

Beaumont 1 2 1 4

Bon Accord 1 3 3 1 1 1 1 11

City of Leduc 1 2 4 3 2 4 1 1 18

County of Leduc 4 9 15 8 5 10 10 10 4 1 1 77 County of Parkland 3 1 3 2 2 2 1 14

Devon 1 1 2 Downtown Edmonton 13 76 109 98 109 115 100 100 73 38 18 3 1 4 857 Fort Saskatchewan 215 372 535 590 587 559 545 512 536 422 231 130 32 10 41 5,317

Gibbons 2 8 4 8 8 8 3 5 2 1 49

M.D. of Sturgeon 1 2 7 19 16 19 18 18 23 25 10 4 1 1 164

Morinville 1 2 1 1 1 3 1 1 1 2 1 15

NE Edmonton 1 14 57 104 115 90 77 66 64 53 31 13 2 1 5 693 No Usual Place of Work 12 16 59 88 75 54 76 43 56 34 26 16 4 1 4 564

NW Edmonton 7 48 68 78 68 64 56 51 37 18 10 2 1 3 511

Other 119 73 74 53 54 41 34 29 37 38 21 11 2 2 7 595 Other Municipality in Alberta 2 14 71 107 108 94 79 80 79 43 24 5 5 1 1 713 Other Province in Canada 1 7 6 6 4 5 6 3 4 1 43

Outside Canada 4 4 4 1 3 3 3 1 1 24

Redwater 2 36 54 48 54 33 31 32 30 10 4 2 1 2 339 Rural Strathcona County 4 10 30 39 43 48 48 52 51 32 14 4 2 377

SE Edmonton 11 35 58 78 61 64 62 38 40 21 6 3 477

Sherwood Park 11 39 112 137 138 89 73 76 83 74 29 9 4 2 876

Spruce Grove 3 5 3 2 3 1 1 1 19

St. Albert 2 10 7 13 17 7 1 8 3 2 1 71

SW Edmonton 4 22 34 35 26 20 15 16 13 3 1 2 191

Works at Home 1 3 14 15 23 19 18 8 13 3 3 1 2 123

Not Stated 158 166 339 424 475 372 309 236 321 394 507 654 510 928 1,643 7,436 Not Eligible to Answer * 1,634 1,505 1,321 4,460

Total 1,634 1,505 1,321 524 754 1,549 1,949 2,015 1,753 1,613 1,427 1,530 1,339 997 892 574 950 1,714 24,040 * Responses from Age 0-14 are counted as Not Eligible to Answer

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Length of Residency

The 2015 Census included a question on the length of residency within Fort Saskatchewan showing 32.3% of respondents have lived here 10 years or longer.

Table 12. Length of residency by gender

2015

Length of Residency Male Female Not

Stated Total %

Less than 6 months 312 266 3 581 2.4

6 months to less than 1 year 548 540 10 1,098 4.4

1 year to less than 2 years 637 580 7 1,224 5.1

2 years to less than 5 years 1,562 1,496 16 3,074 12.8

5 years to less than 10 years 1,466 1,446 17 2,929 12.2

10 or more years 3,863 3,849 37 7,749 32.3

Not Stated 540 349 2,036 2,925 12.2


Total 11,122 10,659 2,259 24,040 100.0


Figure 7. Length of residency

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Figure 8. Length of residency by gender

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Table 13. Length of residency by age

2015

Length of Residency

0-4

5-9 10-14

15-16 17-19 20-24 25-29

30-34 35-39

40-44 45-49

50-54 55-59

60-64 65-69 70-74 75

and Over

Not Stated

Total

Less than 6 months 9 25 109 130 82 58 39 29 34 21 12 11 5 7 10 581 6 months to less than 1 year

24 39 171 190 144 124 90 73 74 58 31 28 12 29 11 1,098

1 year to less than 2 years 21 36 165 262 203 136 88 77 74 40 39 33 22 18 10 1,224 2 years to less than 5 years 78 89 225 497 562 444 290 202 208 179 88 66 50 71 25 3,074 5 years to less than 10 years 111 143 173 247 421 419 353 265 230 171 118 88 59 114 17 2,929 10 or more years 255 392 538 461 428 432 631 685 789 808 678 638 401 536 77 7,749


Total 1,634 1,505 1,321 524 754 1,549 1,949 2,015 1,753 1,613 1,427 1,530 1,339 997 892 574 950 1,714 24,040


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Figure 9. Length of residency by age

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Education The predominant level of education in Fort Saskatchewan is a Post-Secondary Education at 17.1% followed by a High School Diploma at 16.3%, and a university degree at 10.7%.

Table 14. Level of education by gender

2015

Education Level Male Female Not

Stated Total %

Grade K-8 88 62 150 0.7

Some High School 805 720 1 1,526 6.3

High School Diploma 1,882 2,028 9 3,919 16.3

Some College/Tech. 1,425 1,131 13 2,569 10.7

Post Sec. Dip./Cert. 2,276 1,816 15 4,107 17.1

Some University 375 447 4 826 3.4

University degree 1,039 1,527 15 2,581 10.7

Other 111 63 1 175 0.7

Not Stated 927 732 2,068 3,727 15.5


Total 11,122 10,659 2,259 24,040 100.0 * Responses from Age 0-14 are counted as Not Eligible to Answer and are omitted from the graph

Figure 10. Level of education

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Figure 11. Level of Education by gender

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Table 15. Level of education by age

2015

Education Level

0-4

5-9 10-14

15-16 17-19 20-24

25-29 30-34 35-49

40-44 45-49

50-54 55-59

60-64

65-69 70-74 75

and Over

Not Stated

Total

Grade K-8 34 4 7 6 2 2 2 5 2 8 6 9 15 43 5 150 Some High School 421 255 45 72 52 51 42 49 89 76 65 81 62 159 7 1,526 High School Diploma 9 298 498 397 352 305 292 287 346 354 270 177 131 182 21 3,919 Some College/Tech. 49 234 321 291 272 210 222 253 219 150 142 87 101 18 2,569 Post Sec. Dip./Cert. 17 277 504 601 517 479 407 382 320 230 191 91 74 17 4,107 Some University 64 141 73 70 53 70 56 54 67 48 60 36 30 4 826 University degree 4 144 364 399 359 329 231 188 156 135 127 65 66 14 2,581

Other 19 10 7 7 9 15 11 11 17 16 14 7 14 14 4 175


Total 1,634 1,505 1,321 524 754 1,549 1,949 2,015 1,753 1,613 1,427 1,530 1,339 997 892 574 950 1,714 24,040


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Figure 12. Level of education by age

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Language Spoken at Home The 2015 Census shows that 30.4% speak English at home, while 50.4% choose not to answer this question.

Table 16. Language spoken at home by gender

2015

Language spoken at Home

Male Female Not

Stated Total %

English 4,301 2,924 86 7,311 30.4

French 30 14 1 45 0.2

Other 60 32 3 95 0.4

Not Stated 4,537 5,556 2,036 12,129 50.4


Total 11,122 10,659 2,259 24,040 100.0


Figure 13. Language spoken at home

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Figure 14. Language spoken at home by gender

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Table 17. Language spoken at home by age

2015 Language spoken at Home

0-4 5-9 10-14 15-16 17-19 20-24 25-29 30-34 35-39 40-44 45-49 50-54 55-59 60-64 65-69 70-74 75

and Over

Not Stated

Total

English 44 107 374 723 771 678 689 604 691 659 537 503 322 531 78 7,311

French 2 7 4 5 5 5 2 5 5 2 1 2 45

Other 2 5 6 13 24 7 4 9 5 1 1 4 12 2 95

Not Stated 480 645 1,168 1,213 1,227 1,046 912 814 828 670 454 386 247 405 1,634 12,129 Not Eligible to Answer *

1,634 1,505 1,321 4,460

Total 1,634 1,505 1,321 524 754 1,549 1,949 2,015 1,753 1,613 1,427 1,530 1,339 997 892 574 950 1,714 24,040


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Figure 15. Language spoken at home by age

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Information by Enumeration Area Table 18 and Figures 16-19 show the number of residents and the count of non-occupied dwelling by enumeration area.

Table 18. Residents and non-occupied dwellings by enumeration area

Area

2015 2014 2013

Residents Vacant Under

Construction Empty

Lot Residents Vacant

Under Construction

Empty Lot


Construction Empty

Lot

101 253 5 231 5 128 4 7

102 130 4 124 2 266 1

103 121 129 1 125 1 2

104 119 2 1 121 6 1 126 4 2

105 116 1 1 109 3 114

106 134 1 1 132 3 137 1 2

107 180 2 162 4 165 1

201 164 20 1 207 6 192 6 2

202 93 101 39

203 180 6 185 3 170

204 132 3 134 1 114 4

205 58 1 58 1 58 1

206 24 1 23 1 34 1

207 186 171 5 177 1

208 192 6 200 6 203 4

301 163 7 167 7 154 6

302 187 7 209 1 212 2

303 135 3 144 3 145 2

304 116 122 126

305 367 15 2 396 7 1 381 7

306 122 5 143 5 118 4

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Area

2015 2014 2013


Construction Empty


Under Construction

Empty Lot


Construction Empty

Lot

307 133 1 1 118 4 114 2 3

308 182 6 2 194 4 2 204 1 2

309 275 1 3 267 3 3 266 1 3

310 431 57 450 42 461 41

401 302 5 298 5 298 5

402 392 9 383 10 411 3

403 217 3 197 6 216 1

404 247 1 241 3 219 2

405 220 1 224 1 212 1

406 127 3 136 1 137 1

407 133 1 135 1 143

408 165 3 163 3 171 1

409 69 72 78

410 138 3 138 3 123 2

411 115 1 128 1 133

412 107 1 99 1 99

413 122 1 124 126

414 215 1 220 1 216 1

501 226 1 217 218 1

502 235 1 220 3 222

503 330 2 334 1 339 1

504 81 1 83 82

505 180 1 178 1 191

506 69 1 73 65 1

507 186 2 190 1 190

508 191 191 1 179 3

509 109 104 1 100 1 2

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Area

2015 2014 2013


Construction Empty


Under Construction

Empty Lot


Construction Empty

Lot

510 190 1 188 193

511 165 1 159 1 167 1

512 177 174 180 1

513 142 2 147 143 1

601 411 4 426 3 411 4

602 266 2 282 2 288 3

603 260 254 277 2

604 177 1 185 179 1

605 184 1 181 2 180 1

606 212 2 1 237 1 219 2

607 148 148 1 162

608 188 1 180 1 191 2

701 126 2 1 116 3 109 5

702 539 489 595

703 315 31 16 313 30 15 283 56 16

704 379 6 377 2 347 7

705 286 3 269 4 270 1 2

706 810 5 1 762 3 8 649 18 8 10

707 530 3 2 489 1 5 1 456 9 6

708 258 10 85 23 184 3 25 52 69 3 38 9

709 290 2 291 1 3 300 2

710 285 7 52 7 234 6 73 152 106 5 19 54

711 211 7 43 27 115 11 26 68 88 2 9 72

712 668 12 40 6 1,003 20 154 54 754 19 101 73

713 596 3 61 11 630 36 30 438 11 46 80

714 4 10

715 709 16 106

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Area

2015 2014 2013


Construction Empty


Under Construction

Empty Lot


Construction Empty

Lot

716 109 8 136 86

717 208 9 102 31

801 306 314 2 316 1 2

802 477 4 493 1 514 1

803 148 1 156 1 159

804 139 2 139 141

805 461 1 1 460 3 467 1 1

806 312 1 1 316 2 321 1 2 4

807 760 3 743 3 737 5

808 612 9 2 13 579 45 15 122 475 15 13 114

809 199 17 156 30

901 303 3 298 3 294 3 1

902 520 11 1 514 8 500 6 1

903 563 50 619 41 617 38

904 337 1 333 4 354

905 541 4 528 3 1 507 4 2 1

906 419 32 1 441 25 465 18

907 339 2 321 4 1 293 8 2

908 392 5 47 34 276 5 37 37 184 8 19 42

Total 24,040 477 768 381 22,808 440 346 548 21,795 375 265 516

* Enumerator areas 714, 715, 716, 717, and 809 were modified due to growth in these areas.

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Figure 16. Population by enumeration area (101-308)

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Table 19. Population comparison with neighbouring municipalities

2005 %

Increase 2006

% Increase

2007 %

Increase 2008

% Increase

2009 %

Increase 2010

% Increase

2011 %

Increase 2012

% Increase

2013 %

Increase 2014

% 2015

%

Increase Increase

Beaumont 8,361 7.10% 8,951 7.00% 9,749 8.90% 10,820 11% 11,794 9% 12,586 6.70% 13,287 5.50% 13,977 5.20% 14,916 6.70% 15,828 5.9% 16,768 5.9%

Edmonton 712,391 6.90% 712,391 730,372 2.50% 752,412 3% 782,439 4.00% 782,439 782,439 817,498 4.50% 817,498 877,926 7.39% 877,926

Fort Saskatchewan 14,685 7.70% 14,685 16,146 9.90% 16,793 4% 17,469 4% 18,653 6.80% 18,653 20,475 9.80% 21,795 6.40% 22,808 4.60% 24,040 5.4%

Leduc (City) 15,630 15,630 16,967 8.50% 20,529 21% 21,597 5.20% 23,293 7.80% 24,139 3.60% 25,482 5.60% 27,241 6.90% 28,583 4.90% 29,304 2.5%

Redwater 2,172 2,172 2,192 0.92% 2,192 2,192 2,192 2,192 2,116 -3.40% 2,116 2,116 2,116

Spruce Grove 18,405 7.70% 18,405 19,496 5.90% 19,496 23,326 19.60% 24,646 5.60% 24,646 26,171 6.20% 27,875 6.50% 29,526 5.90% 32,036 8.5%

St. Albert 56,310 3.10% 56,310 57,719 2.50% 58,501 1.30% 58,501 60,138 2.80% 60,138 61,466 2.20% 61,466 63,255 2.90% 63,255

Stony Plain 10,544 10,544 12,363 17% 12,363 12,363 14,177 14.70% 14,177 15,051 6.20% 15,051 15,051 16,127 7.1%

Strathcona County 80,232 5.60% 80,232 82,511 2.80% 85,521 3.60% 87,998 2.90% 87,998 87,998 92,490 5.10% 92,490 92,490 Results this Fall

Sturgeon County 18,864 4.40% 18,864 18,621 -1.30% 19,165 2.90% 19,165 19,165 19,165 19,578 2.10% 19,578 19,578 19,578

No population increase from previous year

Figure 20. Population comparison with neighbouring municipalities

* City of Edmonton is removed from data

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