Final 2014 Census Results Book

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2014
Civic Census Results
City Clerks
Election and Information Services
1103 55 Ave NE
Calgary, AB T2E 6W1
Phone: 403-476-4100 (option 3)
Fax: 403-476-4101
calgary.ca/census
census@calgary.ca
ISC: Unrestricted
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Table of Contents
2014 Civic Census Overview ................................................................................................................................................... 9
City Wide Results .................................................................................................................................................................. 11
2014 Civic Census Summary ............................................................................................................................................. 11
Community Legend ........................................................................................................................................................... 13
Components of Population Change 1993-2014 ................................................................................................................ 18
Historical Population Statistics 1989 to 2014 ................................................................................................................... 20
Population and Percent Change 1989 2014 ................................................................................................................... 21
Historical Dwelling Statistics 1999 to 2014 ....................................................................................................................... 22
Dwelling Counts and Percent Change 1999 to 2014 ......................................................................................................... 23
Dwelling and Population Percent Change 1999 to 2014 .................................................................................................. 24
Percentage of Unoccupied Units by Type ......................................................................................................................... 25
5 Year Population Increase Breakdown ............................................................................................................................ 26
5 Year Population Comparison ......................................................................................................................................... 26
Dwellings Summary ........................................................................................................................................................... 27
2014 Ward Map with Population .......................................................................................................................................... 28
Comparative Ward Results ................................................................................................................................................... 29
2 Year Ward Population Comparisons* Table .................................................................................................................. 29
2 Year Ward Population Comparisons* Graph ................................................................................................................. 30
2014 Ward Population and Percent Change ..................................................................................................................... 31
2014 Population and Dwellings by Ward .......................................................................................................................... 32
Age and Gender .................................................................................................................................................................... 33
Historical Total Population by Age Group Comparison .................................................................................................... 33
Historical Female Population by Age Group Comparison ................................................................................................. 34
Historical Male Population by Age Group Comparison .................................................................................................... 35
Historical Age and Gender Distribution Comparison ........................................................................................................ 36
2014 Age and Gender Distribution ................................................................................................................................... 37
Age and Gender by Percentage of Population .................................................................................................................. 37
Age and Gender Pyramid .................................................................................................................................................. 38
Mode of Transportation to Work ......................................................................................................................................... 39
2014 City Wide Mode of Transportation to Work ............................................................................................................ 39
Historical City Wide Comparative Mode of Transportation to Work ............................................................................... 40
2014 City Wide Mode of Transportation to Work ............................................................................................................ 41
2014 Mode of Transportation to Work by Ward .............................................................................................................. 42
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Number of Dwellings by Structure Type ........................................................................................................................... 43
Population of Dwellings by Select Structure Type ............................................................................................................ 44
Homeownership by Select Structure Type ....................................................................................................................... 45
Number of Occupied Dwellings by Select Structure Type ................................................................................................ 46
Average Number of Residents per Dwelling by Select Structure Type ............................................................................. 47
Number of Vacant Dwellings by Select Structure Type .................................................................................................... 48
Vacancy Rate by Select Structure Type ............................................................................................................................. 49
Ward Result ........................................................................................................................................................................... 50
Ward 1 Community Dwelling Counts and Population ...................................................................................................... 51
Ward 1 Dwellings Summary .............................................................................................................................................. 51
Ward 10 Community Dwelling Counts and Population .................................................................................................... 69
Ward 10 Dwellings Summary ............................................................................................................................................ 69
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Comparative Community Results ......................................................................................................................................... 78
20 Largest Communities by Population ............................................................................................................................ 78
2014 Population and Dwelling Counts by Community ..................................................................................................... 79
5 Year Historical Community Population Comparisons
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5 Year Historical Community Dwelling Count Comparisons ............................................................................................. 96
Dwelling Summary by Community ...................................................................................................................................... 106
Population and Number of Dwellings by Select Structure Type ......................................................................................... 117
Glossary of Terms ................................................................................................................................................................ 128
Structure Type Legend ........................................................................................................................................................ 129
Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy (FOIP) ................................................................................................. 130
Schedule of Additional Questions to Base Census .............................................................................................................. 131
For More Information ......................................................................................................................................................... 132
Data Notes .......................................................................................................................................................................... 133

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2014 Ci vic Census Overview

The Civic Census is completed annually in the month of April. Data is collected in person, door-to-
door by Census Takers. In 2014, the Civic Census collection methodologies continued with the use
of mobile computing devices. The data collected by Census Takers was transmitted directly over the
cellular telephone network to city databases.
A summary of the results from the 2014 Civic Census are as follows.

1. TOTAL POPULATION: for 2014 is 1,195,194 up 38,508 residents from 2013.

Calgarys population grew from 1,156,686 in April 2013 to 1,195,194 in April 2014. This
represents an increase of 3.33%. This level of population growth is similar to what was
experienced in 2013.

Saddleridge leads the way in growth with a population increase of 2,373 residents. Seven
other communities also had an increase of more than 1,000 residents. The communities
with a population increase of more than 1,000 are:

Auburn Bay (2,242 additional residents)
Cranston (1,858 additional residents)
Skyview Ranch (1,759 additional residents)
Evanston (1,704 additional residents)
Panorama Hills (1,384 additional residents)
Aspen Woods (1,095 additional residents)
Beltline (1,091 additional residents)

2. NATURAL INCREASE: for the 2013-2014 period was 10,491, similar to the level of naturally
increase seen in 2013.

Natural increase is a result of the excess of births over deaths. The natural increase was
10,491 persons, up 231 from the previous period of 2012-2013.

3. NET MIGRATION: experienced similar levels as seen in 2013 resulting in 28, 017 additional
residents moving to Calgary.

Net migration is the difference between the total population growth recorded and the
natural increase. At 28,017, there was an increase in net migration from 2013s net
migration of 26,201.

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4. HOUSING: housing stock continues to rise with an increase of 9,865 dwelling units, bringing
the total number of dwelling units in the city to 478,223, an increase of 2.06%.

The number of vacant dwelling units in Calgary is now 9,315, a decrease of 2,467 from the
11,782 vacant units in 2013. A vacant dwelling is defined as a dwelling that is suitable and
available for occupancy and does not include those dwellings under construction or
renovation.

The overall vacancy rate in the city is 2.01%, down from 2.59% in April 2013.

The number of dwellings under construction is 8,873, up 823 from 8,050 in 2013.

There are now 453,626 occupied dwellings. Of this number, 311,782 or 68.73% are owner-
occupied. In 2013, the comparable percentage was 68.50%.

Barbara Clifford
Deputy City Clerk/Returning Officer
The City of Calgary

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City Wide Results
2014 Civic Census Summary

April 2014 April 2013 Difference
Population
Total Population 1,195,194 1,156,686
38,508
Natural Increase 10,491 10,260
860
Annexation
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Net Migration 28,017 26,201
1,816
Housing
Total Units 478,223 468,358
9,865
Occupied 453,626 442,558
11,068
Vacant 9,315 11,782
-2,467
Inactive Unit 2,463 2,167
296
Vacant
Renovation 2,105 1,882
223
Under
Construction 8,873 8,050
823
Non-residential
Use 1,841 1,919
-78
Vacancy Rate 2.01 % 2.59%
-0.58
Owner-occupied
Units 311,782 303,166
8,616
Owner-occupancy
Rate 68.73 % 68.50%
0.23%

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Community Legend

Code Community Name Code Community Name
ABB ABBEYDALE CAN CANYON MEADOWS
ABP AURORA BUSINESS PARK CAP CAPITOL HILL
ACA ACADIA CAS CASTLERIDGE
ALB
ALBERT PARK/RADISSON
HEIGHTS CED CEDARBRAE
ALT ALTADORE CFC CFB - CURRIE
APP APPLEWOOD PARK CFL
CFB - LINCOLN PARK
PMQ
ARB ARBOUR LAKE CGR COUGAR RIDGE
ASP ASPEN WOODS CHA CHAPARRAL
AUB AUBURN BAY CHK CHINOOK PARK
AYB ALYTH/BONNYBROOK CHN CHINATOWN
BDO BONAVISTA DOWNS CHR CHRISTIE PARK
BED BEDDINGTON HEIGHTS CHV
COUNTRY HILLS
VILLAGE
BEL BEL-AIRE CHW CHARLESWOOD
BLN BELTLINE CIA
CALGARY
INTERNATIONAL
AIRPORT
BNF BANFF TRAIL CIT CITADEL
BNK BANKVIEW CLI CLIFF BUNGALOW
BOW BOWNESS COA COACH HILL
BRA BRAESIDE COL COLLINGWOOD
BRD BRIDGELAND/RIVERSIDE COR CORAL SPRINGS
BRE BRENTWOOD COU COUNTRY HILLS
BRI BRIDLEWOOD COV COVENTRY HILLS
BRT BRITANNIA CPF COPPERFIELD
BUR BURNS INDUSTRIAL CRA CRANSTON
BYV BAYVIEW CRE CRESCENT HEIGHTS
CAM CAMBRIAN HEIGHTS CRM CRESTMONT
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Community Legend

CSC CITYSCAPE FAL FALCONRIDGE
DAL DALHOUSIE FHI FOOTHILLS
DBC
DEERFOOT BUSINESS
CENTRE FHT FOREST HEIGHTS
DDG DOUGLASDALE/GLEN FLI FOREST LAWN INDUSTRIAL
DIA DIAMOND COVE FLN FOREST LAWN
DIS DISCOVERY RIDGE FPK FISH CREEK PARK
DNC
DOWNTOWN
COMMERCIAL CORE FRA FRANKLIN
DNE
DOWNTOWN EAST
VILLAGE FVI FAIRVIEW INDUSTRIAL
DNW DOWNTOWN WEST END GBK GLENBROOK
DOV DOVER GBP
GLENDEER BUSINESS
PARK
DRG DEER RIDGE GDL GLENDALE
DRN DEER RUN GLA GLAMORGAN
EAG EAGLE RIDGE GPI GREAT PLAINS
EAU EAU CLAIRE GPK GLENMORE PARK
EDG EDGEMONT GRE GREENWOOD/GREENBRIAR
EFI EASTFIELD GRI
GREENVIEW INDUSTRIAL
PARK
EFV
EAST FAIRVIEW
INDUSTRIAL GRV GREENVIEW
EPK ELBOW PARK GTI GOLDEN TRIANGLE
ERI ERIN WOODS HAM HAMPTONS
ERL ERLTON HAR HARVEST HILLS
ESH
EAST SHEPARD
INDUSTRIAL HAW HAWKWOOD
EVE EVERGREEN HAY HAYSBORO
EVN EVANSTON HID HIDDEN VALLEY
EYA ELBOYA HIF HIGHFIELD
FAI FAIRVIEW HIL HILLHURST

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Community Legend

HIW HIGHWOOD MID MIDNAPORE
HOR HORIZON MIS MISSION
HOU
HOUNSFIELD
HEIGHTS/BRIAR HILL MLI MAYLAND
HPK HIGHLAND PARK MLR MILLRISE
HUN HUNTINGTON HILLS MNI
MANCHESTER
INDUSTRIAL
ING INGLEWOOD MON MONTGOMERY
KCA KINCORA MOP MOUNT PLEASANT
KEL KELVIN GROVE MOR MONTEREY PARK
KIL KILLARNEY/GLENGARRY MPK MARLBOROUGH PARK
KIN KINGSLAND MPL MAPLE RIDGE
LEG LEGACY MRL MARLBOROUGH
LKB LAKE BONAVISTA MRT MARTINDALE
LKV LAKEVIEW NAW NORTH AIRWAYS
LMR LOWER MOUNT ROYAL NEB NEW BRIGHTON
LPK LINCOLN PARK NGM
NORTH GLENMORE
PARK
MAC MACEWAN GLEN NHU NORTH HAVEN UPPER
MAF MAYFAIR NHV NORTH HAVEN
MAH MAHOGANY NOL NOLAN HILL
MAL MAYLAND HEIGHTS OAK OAKRIDGE
MAN MANCHESTER OGD OGDEN
MCI MCCALL OSH OGDEN SHOPS
MCK MCKENZIE LAKE PAL PALLISER
MCT MCKENZIE TOWNE PAN PANORAMA HILLS
MEA MEADOWLARK PARK PAT PATTERSON
MER MERIDIAN PEG PEGASUS

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Community Legend

PEN PENBROOKE MEADOWS RYV ROYAL VISTA
PIN PINERIDGE S23 SECTION 23
PKD PARKDALE SAD SADDLE RIDGE
PKH PARKHILL SAN SANDSTONE VALLEY
PKL PARKLAND SAW SOUTH AIRWAYS
POI POINT MCKAY SCA SCARBORO
PUM PUMP HILL SCE SCENIC ACRES
QLD QUEENSLAND SDC SUNDANCE
QPK QUEENS PARK VILLAGE SET SETON
RAM RAMSAY SFH SOUTH FOOTHILLS
RAN RANCHLANDS SGH SAGE HILL
RCK ROSSCARROCK SGL STONEGATE LANDING
RDL ROSEDALE SHG SHAGANAPPI
RED RED CARPET SHI SHEPARD INDUSTRIAL
REN RENFREW SHN SHAWNESSY
RIC RICHMOND SHS SHAWNEE SLOPES
RID RIDEAU PARK SHW SHERWOOD
RIV RIVERBEND SIG SIGNAL HILL
RMT ROSEMONT SIL SILVER SPRINGS
ROC ROCKY RIDGE SKE SKYLINE EAST
ROX ROXBORO SKR SKYVIEW RANCH
ROY ROYAL OAK SKW SKYLINE WEST
RSN REDSTONE SNA SUNALTA
RUN RUNDLE SOC SOUTH CALGARY
RUT RUTLAND PARK SOM SOMERSET

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Community Legend

SOV SOUTHVIEW VAL VALLEY RIDGE
SOW SOUTHWOOD VAR VARSITY
SPH SPRINGBANK HILL VIS VISTA HEIGHTS
SPR SPRUCE CLIFF WAL WALDEN
SRI
SADDLE RIDGE
INDUSTRIAL WBN WOODBINE
SSD SUNNYSIDE WES WESTWINDS
SSW
SCARBORO/SUNALTA
WEST WGT WESTGATE
ST1 STONEY 1 WHI WHITEHORN
ST2 STONEY 2 WHL WEST HILLHURST
ST3 STONEY 3 WIL WILLOW PARK
ST4 STONEY 4 WIN
WINSTON
HEIGHTS/MOUNTVIEW
STA ST. ANDREWS HEIGHTS WLD WILDWOOD
STD STARFIELD WND WINDSOR PARK
STR STRATHCONA PARK WOO WOODLANDS
SUN SUNRIDGE WSP WEST SPRINGS
SVO SILVERADO

Please note that residual sub-areas that are
not communities are numbered on the map
according to the ward that they are part of.
TAR TARADALE
TEM TEMPLE
THO THORNCLIFFE
TUS TUSCANY
TUX TUXEDO PARK
UMR UPPER MOUNT ROYAL
UNI UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS
UOC UNIVERSITY OF CALGARY
VAF VALLEYFIELD

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Components of Population Change 1993-2014

Year
Natural
Increase Net Migration Annexation
Overall
Change in
Population
1993 8,022 2,564 10,586
1994 7,387 3,078 10,465
1995 7,412 3,477 10,889
1996 7,028 9,979 979 17,986
1997 7,339 16,100 23,439
1998 7,101 21,735 28,836
1999 7,425 15,629 23,054
2000 7,044 11,317 18,361
2001 7,779 7,991 15,770
2002 7,506 20,962 28,468
2003 8,363 8,965 17,328
2004 8,927 2,253 11,180
2005 8,906 13,677 22,583
2006 9,887 25,557 237 35,681
2007 10,552 17,631 28,183
2008 9,695 12,441 814 22,950
2009 9,643 12,920 22,563
2010 10,214 - 4,154 6,060
2011 9,858 9,563
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19,421
2012 9,631 19,658 29,289
2013 10,260
26,201
36,461
2014 10,491
28,017
38,508

*
Although an annexation occurred in 2011, the annexed lands were not included in the 2011 Census.
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Components of Population Change 1993 to 2014
Natural Increase Net Migration Overall Change in Population
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Historical Population Statistics 1989 to 2014
Year Population Difference % Change
1989 671,138 14,020 2.13%
1990 692,885 21,747 3.24%
1991 708,593 15,708 2.27%
1992 717,133 8,540 1.21%
1993 727,719 10,586 1.48%
1994 738,184 10,465 1.44%
1995 749,073 10,889 1.48%
1996 767,059 17,986 2.40%
1997 790,498 23,439 3.06%
1998 819,334 28,836 3.65%
1999 842,388 23,054 2.81%
2000 860,749 18,361 2.18%
2001 876,519 15,770 1.83%
2002 904,987 28,468 3.25%
2003 922,315 17,328 1.91%
2004 933,495 11,180 1.21%
2005 956,078 22,583 2.42%
2006 991,759 35,681 3.73%
2007 1,019,942 28,183 2.84%
2008 1,042,892 22,950 2.25%
2009 1,065,455 22,563 2.16%
2010 1,071,515 6,060 0.57%
2011 1,090,936 19,421 1.81%
2012 1,120,225 29,289 2.68%
2013 1,156,686 36,461 3.25%
2014 1,195,194 38,508 3.33%
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Population and Percent Change 1989 2014

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0.50%
1.00%
1.50%
2.00%
2.50%
3.00%
3.50%
4.00%
100,000
300,000
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900,000
1,100,000
1,300,000
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Population
% Change
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Historical Dwelling Statistics 1999 to 2014

Year Dwelling Count Difference % Change
1999 331,159 10,252 3.19%
2000 340,257 9,098 2.75%
2001 348,902 8,645 2.54%
2002 360,129 11,227 3.22%
2003 371,756 11,627 3.23%
2004 383,701 11,945 3.21%
2005 395,779 12,078 3.15%
2006 408,543 12,764 3.23%
2007 420,311 11,768 2.88%
2008 432,997 12,686 3.02%
2009 438,663 5,666 1.31%
2010 445,455 6,792 1.57%
2011 450,952 5,497 1.25%
2012 459,339 8,387 1.88%
2013 468,358 9,019 1.96%
2014 478,223 9,865 2.06%

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Dwelling Counts and Percent Change 1999 to 2014
1.00%
1.50%
2.00%
2.50%
3.00%
3.50%
4.00%
100,000
150,000
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250,000
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Dwelling Count
% Change
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Dwelling and Population Percent Change 1999 to 2014

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0.50%
1.00%
1.50%
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2.50%
3.00%
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Population
Dwellings
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Percentage of Unoccupied Units by Type

37.87%
45.67%
36.07%
31.20%
8.56%
7.29%
10.01%
8.40%
7.48%
7.44%
0.00% 10.00% 20.00% 30.00% 40.00% 50.00% 60.00% 70.00% 80.00% 90.00% 100.00%
2014
2013
Vacant
Under Construction
Vacant Renovation
Inactive Unit
Non-residential Use
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5 Year Population Increase Breakdown

Year Total Increase Natural Increase Net Migration
2009 22,563 9,643 12,920
2010 6,060 10,214 -4,154
2011 19,421 9,858 9,563
2012 29,289 9,631 19,658
2013 36,461 10,260 26,201
2014 38,508 10,491 28,017

5 Year Population Comparison

Year Resident Count Difference % Change
2009 1,065,455 22,563 2.16%
2010 1,071,515 6,060 0.57%
2011 1,090,936 19,421 1.81%
2012 1,120,225 29,289 2.68%
2013 1,156,686 36,461 3.25%
2014 1,195,194 38,508 3.33%

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Dwellings Summary

2014 2013 Difference
Number of Dwellings 478,223 468,358 9,019
Increase/(Decrease) 9,865 9,019 632
Number of Vacant Dwellings 9,315 11,782 -2,467
Vacancy Rate 2.01% 2.59% -0.58%
Number Under Construction 8,873 8,050 823
Number of Owner Occupied Dwellings 303,782 303,166 616
% Owner Occupied Dwellings 68.73% 68.50% 0.23%
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2014 Ward Map with Population

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Comparati ve Ward Results
2 Year Ward Population Comparisons* Table

Ward 2014 2013 Difference % Change
1
87,605
86,179 1,426 1.65%
2
83,609
78,815 4,794 6.08%
3
96,133
88,639 7,494 8.45%
4
86,375
86,150 225 0.26%
5
96,489
95,350 1,139 1.19%
6
84,803
81,644 3,159 3.87%
7
81,989
79,726 2,263 2.84%
8
85,609
82,527 3,082 3.73%
9
76,481
75,234 1,247 1.66%
10
78,443
76,344 2,099 2.75%
11
82,041
81,059 982 1.21%
12
94,933
86,884 8,049 9.26%
13
84,258
83,351 907 1.09%
14
76,426
74,784 1,642 2.20%
Total
1,195,194 1,156,686 38,508 3.33%

* The 2013 data is run against the ward boundaries which come into effect October 21, 2013. Ward data is difficult to
compare over time in years when major changes to the wards occur and direct comparisons are not recommended.

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2 Year Ward Population Comparisons* Graph

*The 2013 data is run against the ward boundaries which come into effect October 21, 2013. Ward data is difficult to compare over time in years when
major changes to the wards occur and direct comparisons are not recommended.
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2014
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2014 Ward Population and Percent Change

The 2013 data is run against the ward boundaries which come into effect October 21, 2013. Ward data is difficult to compare over time in years when
major changes to the wards occur and direct comparisons are not recommended.
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2014 Population and Dwellings by Ward

Ward Total Population Total Dwellings
1
87,605 34,573
2
83,609 28,918
3
96,133 29,943
4
86,375 33,010
5
96,489 30,335
6
84,803 32,153
7
81,989 40,599
8
85,609 51,569
9
76,481 36,388
10
78,443 29,933
11
82,041 36,608
12
94,933 35,342
13
84,258 30,280
14
76,426 28,572
Total
1,195,194 478,223
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Age and Gender
Historical Total Population by Age Group Comparison
2

Age Group 2001 2004 2006 2009 2011 2014
0-4 51,069 53,137 57,709 65,274 68,429
81,038
5-14 116,308 118,292 119,330 123,003 126,220
137,517
15-19 59,464 63,232 65,299 66,767 66,040
66,376
20-24 67,927 72,989 77,509 80,731 78,222
81,473
25-34 147,049 153,956 162,997 183,391 183,177
210,868
35-44 168,264 167,810 174,136 179,765 181,962
199,321
45-54 125,303 141,737 154,654 167,418 168,504
169,702
55-64 62,367 75,743 86,266 100,534 111,867
128,684
65-74 46,530 48,956 52,670 54,756 59,658
70,703
75+ 32,238 37,643 41,189 43,816 46,857
49,512
Total 876,519 933,495 991,759 1,065,455 1,090,936 1,195,194

2
As per the Census Policy, age and gender questions are asked twice in a 5 year period. Please consult the schedule for additional questions to base census for further
information.
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Historical Female Population by Age Group Comparison

Age Group 2001 2004 2006 2009 2011 2014
0-4 25,238 26,584 28,870 32,285 33,721
44,069
5-14 57,084 57,936 58,573 60,501 62,332
67,216
15-19 28,803 30,709 31,729 32,159 31,673
31,699
20-24 33,054 36,235 38,307 39,429 38,483
39,166
25-34 72,735 76,979 82,002 90,302 91,258
105,457
35-44 83,097 83,098 85,466 87,279 89,361
99,441
45-54 60,873 68,303 74,900 81,763 82,382
83,600
55-64 31,212 37,432 42,466 49,416 55,093
63,970
65-74 24,933 25,867 27,688 28,780 31,150
36,853
75+ 19,976 22,822 24,309 26,138 27,701
28,818
Total 437,005 465,965 494,310 528,052 543,154 600,289

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Historical Male Population by Age Group Comparison

Age Group 2001 2004 2006 2009 2011 2014
0-4 25,831 26,553 28,839 32,989 34,708
36,969
5-14 59,224 60,356 60,757 62,502 63,888
70,301
15-19 30,661 32,523 33,570 34,608 34,367
34,677
20-24 34,873 36,754 39,202 41,302 39,739
42,307
25-34 74,314 76,977 80,995 93,089 91,919
105,411
35-44 85,167 84,712 88,670 92,486 92,601
99,880
45-54 64,430 73,434 79,754 85,655 86,122
86,102
55-64 31,155 38,311 43,800 51,118 56,774
64,714
65-74 21,597 23,089 24,982 25,976 28,508
33,850
75+ 12,262 14,821 16,880 17,678 19,156
20,694
Total 439,514 467,530 497,449 537,403 547,782 594,905

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Historical Age and Gender Distribution Comparison

0
50,000
100,000
150,000
200,000
250,000
300,000
350,000
400,000
450,000
500,000
550,000
600,000
650,000
2001 2004 2006 2009 2011 2014
Male
Female
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2014 Age and Gender Distribution

Age
Group 0-4 5-14 15-19 20-24 25-34 35-44 45-54 55-64 65-74 75+ Total
Female
44,069 67,216 31,699 39,166 105,457 99,441 83,600 63,970 36,853 28,818
600,289
Males
36,969 70,301 34,677 42,307 105,411 99,880 86,102 64,714 33,850 20,694
594,905
Total 81,038 137,517 66,376 81,473 210,868 199,321 169,702 128,684 70,703 49,512 1,195,194

Age and Gender by Percentage of Population

Age
Group 0-4 5-14 15-19 20-24 25-34 35-44 45-54 55-64 65-74 75+ Total
Female 3.69% 5.62% 2.65% 3.28% 8.82% 8.32% 6.99% 5.35% 3.08% 2.41% 50.23%
Males 3.09% 5.88% 2.90% 3.54% 8.82% 8.36% 7.20% 5.41% 2.83% 1.73% 49.77%
Total 6.27% 11.57% 6.05% 7.17% 16.79% 16.68% 15.45% 10.25% 5.47% 4.30% 100.00%
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Age and Gender Pyramid

10% 8% 6% 4% 2% 0% 2% 4% 6% 8% 10%
0-4
5-14
15-19
20-24
25-34
35-44
45-54
55-64
65-74
75+
Female
Males
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Mode of Transportation to Work
2014 City Wide Mode of Transportation to Work
3

Mode of Transportation Count Percentage
Bicycle 5375 1.39%
Carpool or taxi, as passenger 7769 2.01%
Carpool, as driver 12424 3.21%
Drove Alone 260672 67.39%
Motorcycle 1308 0.34%
Transit 69784 18.04%
Walk 19180 4.96%
Work from home 9020 2.33%
Other 1275 0.33%
TOTAL 386,807 100.00%

3
Total counts for mode of transportation will not equal total number of employed as mode of transportation is asked of only one working adult in a household.
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Historical City Wide Comparative Mode of Transportation to Work

Mode of Transportation 2011 Count Percentage 2014 Count Percentage
Bicycle 2,923 0.87% 5375 1.39%
Carpool or taxi, as passenger 5,471 1.62% 7769 2.01%
Carpool, as driver 8,622 2.56% 12424 3.21%
Drove Alone 234,585 69.58% 260672 67.39%
Motorcycle 179 0.05% 1308 0.34%
Transit 57,806 17.15% 69784 18.04%
Walk 17,196 5.10% 19180 4.96%
Work from home 8,907 2.64% 9020 2.33%
Other 1,438 0.43% 1275 0.33%
TOTAL 337,127 100.00% 386,807 100.00%

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2014 City Wide Mode of Transportation to Work

2.06%
2.01%
3.21%
67.39%
18.04%
4.96%
2.33%
Bicycle/Motorcycle/Other
Carpool or taxi, as
passenger
Carpool, as driver
Drove Alone
Transit
Walk
Work from home
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2014 Mode of Transportation to Work by Ward

Ward Bicycle Carpool, as driver
Carpool or taxi,
as passenger Drove Alone Motorcycle Transit Walk
Work from
home Other
1 545 862 488 18046 44 5117 1074 844 99
2 101 934 519 18015 13 4096 181 530 94
3 43 1041 596 20229 6 4317 99 316 131
4 205 1023 647 19668 34 4726 353 613 78
5 80 1093 642 18980 23 4586 305 312 58
6 296 1137 410 17990 15 5242 307 789 59
7 1405 527 366 15131 217 6680 4212 833 120
8 1201 789 570 17413 522 9522 8622 980 150
9 620 508 599 18954 333 4838 1713 714 101
10 111 759 740 18124 29 4070 389 376 70
11 435 1191 512 18298 17 4806 843 839 68
12 115 1139 886 24099 20 2933 553 701 130
13 92 751 390 18309 22 5423 224 547 57
14 126 670 404 17416 13 3428 305 626 60
Total 5,375 12,424 7,769 260,672 1,308 69,784 19,180 9,020 1,275
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Number of Dwellings by Structure Type

Ward
Total
Dwellings SF DUP MUP APT TWN MF CNV COM RCS OTH NUR INS HTL
1
34,573 21,267 2,186 62 5,885 3,863 500 756 8 8 9 6 14 9
2
28,918 21,979 1,038 204 2,362 2,880 309 136 1 4 5
3
29,943 20,940 1,555 96 3,629 2,678 4 1,027 2 2 3 1 6
4
33,010 21,564 2,859 53 2,483 4,610 126 1,308 3 2 1 1
5
30,335 19,964 2,919 1 1,421 3,549 301 2,156 2 1 1 3 1 16
6
32,153 19,562 2,324 48 5,004 4,919 2 284 1 8 1
7
40,599 17,342 3,310 303 14,146 2,655 1 2,702 18 69 14 8 3 28
8
51,569 8,907 2,444 228 35,389 2,473 1,988 13 80 15 9 2 21
9
36,388 17,714 2,978 49 9,363 3,243 455 2,469 3 68 19 9 1 17
10
29,933 15,804 2,533 99 3,453 4,141 975 2,892 20 7 2 3 4
11
36,608 17,838 2,925 258 9,639 5,172 726 1 18 13 12 6
12
35,342 26,294 1,798 13 2,958 4,141 6 44 83 3 2
13
30,280 21,605 1,269 3 3,954 3,221 3 219 1 3 1 1
14
28,572 21,340 1,717 17 2,342 2,988 4 149 3 2 6 4
Total
478,223 272,120 31,855 1,434 102,028 50,533 2,686 16,856 48 269 170 77 32 115

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Population of Dwellings by Select Structure Type
iii

Ward
Total
Population SF DUP MUP APT TWN MF CNV COM RCS OTH NUR INS HTL
1
87,605 60,984 5,193 142 9,348 7,937 953 1,222 674 6 84 828 53 181
2
83,609 68,700 2,383 295 3,716 6,175 486 216 30 218 1,390
3
96,133 76,734 4,189 214 6,326 5,799 1 2,481 2 7 318 0 62
4
86,375 61,936 7,372 89 3,620 11,145 234 1,835 6 3 135 0
5
96,489 69,677 8,926 4 2,698 10,063 532 4,164 6 2 2 330 0 85
6
84,803 60,829 5,093 125 7,792 9,821 4 434 1 525 179
7
81,989 42,072 7,820 423 19,130 5,519 0 3,707 36 103 33 1,396 47 1,703
8
85,609 20,873 5,407 361 50,447 4,646 2,542 87 74 46 591 70 465
9
76,481 42,116 7,292 88 14,319 6,858 685 3,020 26 78 63 1,309 0 627
10
78,443 46,634 7,263 166 5,614 11,826 1,899 4,566 29 12 311 65 58
11
82,041 45,973 6,738 533 14,863 11,006 994 2 18 35 1,837 42
12
94,933 78,182 4,080 33 4,427 7,735 7 79 94 296 0
13
84,258 66,508 2,922 11 6,757 7,169 2 409 0 409 61 10
14
76,426 61,542 4,061 48 3,311 6,330 7 241 9 7 844 26
Total
1,195,194 802,760 78,739 2,532 152,368 112,029 4,810 25,910 840 318 417 9,347 1,865 3,259
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Homeownership by Select Structure Type
Totals SF DUP MUP APT TWN
Ward Owned Occupied Owned Owned Occupied Owned Occupied Owned Occupied Owned Occupied Owned Occupied
1
24,114 33,175 72.69% 18,966 20,853 1,239 2,112 3 62 1,329 5,249 2,072 3,700
2
24,150 27,664 87.30% 19,722 21,266 861 1,000 120 138 1,275 2,155 1,869 2,681
3
23,421 28,421 82.41% 18,390 20,410 1,204 1,486 34 93 2,060 3,245 1,634 2,271
4
23,150 32,017 72.31% 18,635 21,286 1,467 2,772 2 50 628 2,244 2,247 4,498
5
19,699 29,339 67.14% 15,770 19,599 1,683 2,861 0 1 326 1,398 1,486 3,451
6
25,374 30,937 82.02% 17,754 18,948 1,720 2,281 2 48 2,418 4,767 3,460 4,656
7
19,008 37,490 50.70% 12,774 16,498 1,847 3,059 17 293 3,031 12,676 1,196 2,565
8
17,605 47,043 37.42% 6,387 8,358 1,311 2,205 45 214 8,687 32,317 1,094 2,244
9
19,672 34,038 57.79% 13,473 16,966 1,531 2,816 12 38 2,242 8,692 1,938 3,098
10
16,294 28,367 57.44% 11,966 15,499 1,133 2,443 8 89 726 3,014 1,496 4,028
11
22,706 34,968 64.93% 15,324 17,100 1,687 2,767 18 254 2,429 9,183 3,203 5,040
12
28,730 33,146 86.68% 23,114 25,135 1,385 1,689 5 13 1,524 2,510 2,697 3,685
13
24,579 29,585 83.08% 19,358 21,324 1,012 1,246 3 3 2,130 3,678 2,050 3,132
14
23,280 27,436 84.85% 19,343 20,763 1,329 1,622 1 17 898 2,128 1,694 2,764
Totals
311,782 453,626 68.73% 230,976 264,005 19,409 30,359 270 1,313 29,703 93,256 28,136 47,813
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Number of Occupied Dwellings by Select Structure Type

Ward SF DUP MUP APT TWN MF CNV COM RCS OTH
1
20,853 2,112 62 5,249 3,700 486 670 5 6 9
2
21,266 1,000 138 2,155 2,681 299 118 1
3
20,410 1,486 93 3,245 2,271 1 904 2 2
4
21,286 2,772 50 2,244 4,498 121 1,040 3 2
5
19,599 2,861 1 1,398 3,451 299 1,714 1 1 1
6
18,948 2,281 48 4,767 4,656 1 226 1
7
16,498 3,059 293 12,676 2,565 0 2,276 18 64 14
8
8,358 2,205 214 32,317 2,244 1,608 11 49 12
9
16,966 2,816 38 8,692 3,098 398 1,944 3 47 17
10
15,499 2,443 89 3,014 4,028 948 2,317 16 4
11
17,100 2,767 254 9,183 5,040 584 1 14 9
12
25,135 1,689 13 2,510 3,685 3 37 72
13
21,324 1,246 3 3,678 3,132 2 195 0
14
20,763 1,622 17 2,128 2,764 3 126 3 1
Total
264,005 30,359 1,313 93,256 47,813 2,561 13,759 42 202 145

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Average Number of Residents per Dwelling by Select Structure Type

Ward SF DUP MUP APT TWN MF CNV RCS OTH
Ward
Average
1
2.9 2.5 2.3 1.8 2.2 2.0 1.8 1.0 9.3 2.9
2
3.2 2.4 2.1 1.7 2.3 1.6 1.8 30.0 5.7
4
3

3.8 2.8 2.3 2.0 2.6 1.0 2.7 1.0 3.5 2.4
4
2.9 2.7 1.8 1.6 2.5 1.9 1.8 2.0 1.5 2.1
5
3.6 3.1 4.0 1.9 2.9 1.8 2.4 2.0 2.0 2.6
6
3.2 2.2 2.6 1.6 2.1 4.0 1.9 1.0 2.3
7
2.6 2.6 1.4 1.5 2.2 0.0 1.6 1.6 2.4 1.8
8
2.5 2.5 1.7 1.6 2.1 1.6 1.5 3.8 2.1
9
2.5 2.6 2.3 1.7 2.2 1.7 1.6 1.7 3.7 2.2
10
3.0 3.0 1.9 1.9 2.9 2.0 2.0 1.8 3.0 2.4
11
2.7 2.4 2.1 1.6 2.2 1.7 1.3 3.9 2.2
12
3.1 2.4 2.5 1.8 2.1 2.3 2.1 1.3 2.2
13
3.1 2.4 3.7 1.8 2.3 1.0 2.1 0.0 2.0
14
3.0 2.5 2.8 1.6 2.3 2.3 1.9 7.0 2.9
Average by
Structure
Type
3.0 2.6 2.4 1.7 2.3 1.8 1.9 1.5 5.2

4
Ward average includes correctional facilities and nursing homes.
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Number of Vacant Dwellings by Select Structure Type

1
197 24 0 95 104 8 53 0 0
2
194 8 14 42 62 10 13 0
3
144 10 3 86 46 2 66 0 0
4
197 44 3 85 88 1 143 0 0
5
264 40 0 20 63 2 173 0 0
6
253 27 0 108 129 1 23 0
7
409 79 8 406 52 0 207 2 0
8
253 83 8 931 78 183 1 2
9
340 69 3 284 56 9 288 4 1
10
207 68 4 79 90 24 260 3 0
11
278 70 0 230 94 74 0 4
12
284 29 0 63 86 3 5 6
13
194 18 0 82 71 0 17 0
14
193 23 0 51 52 0 12 0
Total
3,407 592 43 2,562 1,071 60 1,517 10 13

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Vacancy Rate by Select Structure Type

1
0.9 1.1 0.0 1.8 2.7 1.6 7.3 0.0 0.0
2
0.9 0.8 9.2 1.9 2.3 3.2 9.9 0.0
3
0.7 0.7 3.1 2.6 2.0 66.7 6.8 0.0 0.0
4
0.9 1.6 5.7 3.6 1.9 0.8 12.1 0.0 0.0
5
1.3 1.4 0.0 1.4 1.8 0.7 9.2 0.0 0.0
6
1.3 1.2 0.0 2.2 2.7 50.0 9.2 0.0
7
2.4 2.5 2.7 3.1 2.0 0.0 8.3 3.0 0.0
8
2.9 3.6 3.6 2.8 3.4 10.2 2.0 14.3
9
2.0 2.4 7.3 3.2 1.8 2.2 12.9 7.8 5.6
10
1.3 2.7 4.3 2.6 2.2 2.5 10.1 15.8 0.0
11
1.6 2.5 0.0 2.4 1.8 11.2 0.0 30.8
12
1.1 1.7 0.0 2.4 2.3 50.0 11.9 7.7
13
0.9 1.4 0.0 2.2 2.2 0.0 8.0 0.0
14
0.9 1.4 0.0 2.3 1.8 0.0 8.7 0.0
City Wide
1.4 1.8 2.6 2.5 2.2 14.8 9.7 3.2 4.2
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Ward 1 Community Dwelling Counts and Population
iv
Community Name

Population Dwellings
BOWNESS 11,611 5,300
CRESTMONT 1,514 473
GREENWOOD/GREENBRIAR 950 498
MONTGOMERY 4,104 1,893
ROCKY RIDGE 8,182 3,082
SCENIC ACRES 8,595 2,923
SILVER SPRINGS 8,900 3,528
TUSCANY 19,465 6,504
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS 3,016 1,373
UNIVERSITY OF CALGARY 2,841 1,242
VALLEY RIDGE 5,518 1,904
VARSITY 12,553 5,738

Ward 1 Dwellings Summary
Number of Dwellings
34,573 34,039 534
Number of Vacant Dwellings
486 730 -244
Vacancy Rate
1.44% 2.17% -0.73%
Number Under Construction
655 242 413
Number of Owner Occupied
Dwellings
24,114 23,802 312
% Owner Occupied Dwellings
72.69% 72.45% 0.24%

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Community Name Population Dwellings
ARBOUR LAKE 10,987 3,931
CITADEL 10,391 3,482
EVANSTON 10,030 3,644
HAMPTONS 7,775 2,473
HAWKWOOD 9,773 3,331
KINCORA 5,398 1,808
NOLAN HILL 550 258
RANCHLANDS 7,926 3,059
ROYAL OAK 11,650 4,078
SAGE HILL 3,900 1,603
SHERWOOD 3,778 1,228

2014
2013 Difference
Number of Dwellings

28,918 27,731 1,187

343 478 -135
Vacancy Rate
1.22% 1.79% -0.57%

775 884 -109
Dwellings

24,150 22,770 1,380
87.30% 86.90% 0.40%

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CALGARY INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT 0 3
CITYSCAPE 0 0
COUNTRY HILLS VILLAGE 2,710 1,352
COVENTRY HILLS 16,941 5,535
HARVEST HILLS 7,594 2,573
HORIZON
5
69 5
PANORAMA HILLS 25,130 8,063
PEGASUS 0 2
REDSTONE 824 547
SADDLE RIDGE 17,775 4,646
SADDLE RIDGE INDUSTRIAL 62 19
SKYVIEW RANCH 6,278 2,247
STONEY 1 17 5
STONEY 2 0 1
STONEY 4 0 3
TARADALE 18,681 4,916


Number of Dwellings
29,943 28,184 1,759
359 581 -222
Vacancy Rate
1.25% 2.14% -0.89%
1,014 867 147
Dwellings
23,421 21,877 1,544
82.41% 82.32% 0.09%

5
Horizon is part of Wards 3 and 5. The data above reflect the total for the community and is not limited to the part in Ward 3.
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BEDDINGTON HEIGHTS 11,867 4,371
COUNTRY HILLS 3,787 1,427
EDGEMONT 16,052 5,421
GREENVIEW 2,142 1,120
GREENVIEW INDUSTRIAL PARK
6
0 4
HIDDEN VALLEY 11,874 3,867
HIGHLAND PARK 3,965 2,217
HUNTINGTON HILLS 13,536 5,578
MACEWAN 5,053 1,781
NORTH HAVEN 2,434 1,001
NORTH HAVEN UPPER 637 246
SANDSTONE VALLEY 6,190 2,126
THORNCLIFFE 8,838 3,851


Number of Dwellings
33,010 33,009 1
562 675 -113
Vacancy Rate
1.73% 2.08% -0.35%
122 118 4
Dwellings
23,150 22,908 242
72.31% 71.91% 0.40%

6
GreenView Industrial Park is part of Wards 4 and 9. The data above reflect the entire community and is not limited to the part in Ward 4.
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CASTLERIDGE 6,396 1,983
CORAL SPRINGS 6,018 1,542
FALCONRIDGE 10,840 3,513
HORIZON
7
69 5
MARTINDALE 14,761 4,062
MONTEREY PARK 10,703 3,168
NORTH AIRWAYS 0 3
PINERIDGE 10,122 3,773
RUNDLE 11,542 3,814
SOUTH AIRWAYS 0 2
SUNRIDGE 96 7
TEMPLE 11,303 3,686
VISTA HEIGHTS 2,336 848
WHITEHORN 12,326 3,920


Number of Dwellings
30,335 30,173 162
568 697 -129
Vacancy Rate
1.90% 2.34% -0.44%
29 7 22
Dwellings
19,699 19,419 280
67.14% 66.78% 0.36%

7
Horizon is part of Wards 3 and 5. The data above reflects the entire community and is not limited to the part in Ward 5.
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ASPEN WOODS 7,496 2,657
CHRISTIE PARK 2,217 728
COACH HILL 3,303 1,480
COUGAR RIDGE 6,702 2,177
DISCOVERY RIDGE 4,462 1,650
GLAMORGAN 6,486 2,978
GLENBROOK 7,202 3,254
GLENDALE 2,739 1,112
PATTERSON 4,350 2,035
SIGNAL HILL 13,763 5,252
SPRINGBANK HILL 9,640 3,295
STRATHCONA PARK 7,140 2,445
WEST SPRINGS 9,086 3,000


Number of Dwellings
32,153 31,633 520
541 683 -142
Vacancy Rate
1.72% 2.22% -0.50%
420 665 -245
Dwellings
25,374 24,372 1,002
82.02% 80.96% 1.06%

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BANFF TRAIL 4,204 1,952
BRENTWOOD 6,206 2,585
BRIDGELAND/RIVERSIDE
8
5,962 3,376
CAMBRIAN HEIGHTS 2,090 920
CAPITOL HILL 4,413 2,322
CHARLESWOOD 3,646 1,478
CHINATOWN 1,836 1,397
COLLINGWOOD 2,300 982
CRESCENT HEIGHTS 6,235 3,615
DALHOUSIE 9,186 3,738
DOWNTOWN COMMERCIAL CORE
9
8,999 5,445
DOWNTOWN EAST VILLAGE 2,705 1,626
EAU CLAIRE 1,886 1,321
HIGHWOOD 2,229 996
HILLHURST 6,497 3,584
HOUNSFIELD HEIGHTS/BRIAR HILL 2,921 1,110
MOUNT PLEASANT 5,442 2,694
PARKDALE 2,341 1,035
POINT MCKAY 1,348 846
QUEENS PARK VILLAGE 478 188
ROSEDALE 1,579 633
ROSEMONT 1,241 567
ST. ANDREWS HEIGHTS 1,688 646
SUNNYSIDE 3,848 2,413
WEST HILLHURST 6,299 2,952

Number of Dwellings
40,599 40,034 565
1175 1,526 -351
Vacancy Rate
3.04% 3.96% -0.92%
868 513 355
Dwellings
19,008 18,626 382
50.70% 50.39% 0.31%

8
Bridgeland/Riverside is part of Ward 7 and 9. The data above reflects the entire community and is not limited to the part in Ward 7.
9
Downtown Commercial core is part of Wards 7 and 8. The data above reflects the entire community and is not limited to the part in Ward 7.
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BANKVIEW 5,416 3,536
BELTLINE 21,357 15,243
CLIFF BUNGALOW 2,049 1,348
10
8,999 5,445
DOWNTOWN WEST END 2,287 1,627
ELBOW PARK
11
3,126 1,208
KILLARNEY/GLENGARRY 7,231 3,772
MISSION 4,350 3,300
MOUNT ROYAL LOWER 3,319 2,414
RICHMOND 4,551 2,293
ROSSCARROCK 3,408 1,641
SCARBORO 919 337
SCARBORO/SUNALTA WEST 410 165
SHAGANAPPI 1,530 868
SOUTH CALGARY 3,959 2,277
SPRUCE CLIFF 4,488 2,434
SUNALTA 3,395 2,119
UPPER MOUNT ROYAL 2,609 1,069
WESTGATE 3,219 1,335
WILDWOOD 2,700 1,058


Number of Dwellings
51,569 50,995 574
1542 2,190 -648
Vacancy Rate
3.17% 4.57% -1.40%
1463 1,575 -112
Dwellings
17,605 16,907 698
37.42% 36.93% 0.49%

10
Downtown Commercial core is part of Wards 7 and 8. The data above reflects the entire community and is not limited to the part in Ward 8.
11
Elbow Park is part of Wards 8 and 11. The data above reflects the entire community and is not limited to the part in Ward 8.
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ACADIA 10,969 5,067
ALYTH/BONNYBROOK 0 14
BRIDGELAND/RIVERSIDE
12
5,962 3,376
BURNS INDUSTRIAL 0 2
DOVER 11,024 4,869
EAST FAIRVIEW INDUSTRIAL 0 1
ERLTON 1,210 721
FAIRVIEW 3,837 1,614
FAIRVIEW INDUSTRIAL 0 1
FOOTHILLS 343 2
GOLDEN TRIANGLE 0 1
INGLEWOOD 3,647 2,267
MANCHESTER 1,332 673
MANCHESTER INDUSTRIAL 0 3
OGDEN 8,918 3,889
PARKHILL 1,605 858
RAMSAY 2,157 1,129
RENFREW 6,045 3,231
RIDEAU PARK 498 339
RIVERBEND 9,696 3,453
ROXBORO 243 161
SECTION 23 0 1
SHEPARD INDUSTRIAL
13
262 150
SOUTH FOOTHILLS 0 3
STARFIELD 0 2
TUXEDO PARK 4,878 2,693
VALLEYFIELD 0 6
WINSTON HEIGHTS/MOUNTVIEW 3,845 1,899

Number of Dwellings
36,388 35,916 472
1,061 1,136 -75
Vacancy Rate
3.04% 3.27% -0.23%
520 438 82
Dwellings
19,672 19,754 -82
57.79% 58.73% -0.94%

12
Bridgeland/Riverside is part of Ward 7 and 9. The data above reflects the entire community and is not limited to the part in Ward 9.
13
Shepard Industrial is part of Ward 9 and 12. The data above reflects the entire community and is not limited to the part in Ward 9.
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ABBEYDALE 6,071 2,031
ALBERT PARK/RADISSON HEIGHTS 6,529 2,936
APPLEWOOD PARK 6,864 2,228
ERIN WOODS 7,146 2,469
FOREST HEIGHTS 6,511 2,250
FOREST LAWN 8,037 3,367
FOREST LAWN INDUSTRIAL 133 63
FRANKLIN 0 3
MARLBOROUGH 8,989 3,177
MARLBOROUGH PARK 8,741 3,095
MAYLAND 0 1
MAYLAND HEIGHTS 6,357 2,818
PENBROOKE MEADOWS 8,760 3,280
RED CARPET 1,705 915
SOUTHVIEW 1,815 926


Number of Dwellings
29,933 29,506 427
735 872 -137
Vacancy Rate
2.53% 3.02% -0.49%
266 141 125
Dwellings
16,294 16,399 -105
57.44% 58.53% -1.09%

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ALTADORE 9,518 4,537
BAYVIEW 669 248
BEL-AIRE 434 158
BRAESIDE 5,960 2,548
BRITANNIA 722 312
CEDARBRAE 6,271 2,609
CFB - CURRIE 414 181
CFB - LINCOLN PARK PMQ 2,065 730
CHINOOK PARK 1,708 589
EAGLE RIDGE 500 110
ELBOW PARK
14
3,126 1,208
ELBOYA 1,736 777
GLENMORE PARK 0 3
HAYSBORO 7,240 3,644
KELVIN GROVE 2,385 902
KINGSLAND 4,812 2,395
LAKEVIEW 5,476 2,340
LINCOLN PARK 2,623 1,412
MAYFAIR 473 156
MEADOWLARK PARK 632 278
NORTH GLENMORE PARK 2,380 1,017
OAKRIDGE 5,650 2,290
PALLISER 3,437 1,840
PUMP HILL 1,666 562
RUTLAND PARK 2,276 970
SOUTHWOOD 6,357 2,661
WINDSOR PARK 4,417 2,453


Number of Dwellings
36,608 36,346 262
752 853 -101
Vacancy Rate
2.11% 2.39% -0.28%
395 228 167
Dwellings
22,706 22,690 16
64.93% 65.02% -0.09%

14
Elbow Park is part of Wards 8 and 11. The data above reflects the entire community and is not limited to the part in Ward 11.
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AUBURN BAY 11,127 4,130
COPPERFIELD 9,966 4,064
CRANSTON 15,354 5,795
DOUGLASDALE/GLEN 12,952 4,639
MAHOGANY 2,660 989
MCKENZIE LAKE 14,189 4,656
MCKENZIE TOWNE 17,737 7,090
NEW BRIGHTON 10,628 3,842
SETON 0 0
SHEPARD INDUSTRIAL
15
262 150


Number of Dwellings
35,342 32,827 2,515
478 565 -87
Vacancy Rate
1.42% 1.83% -0.41%
1526 1780 -254
Dwellings
28,730 26,510 2,220
86.68% 87.57% -0.89%

15
Shepard Industrial is part of Ward 9 and 12. The data above reflects the entire community and is not limited to the part in Ward 12.
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BRIDLEWOOD 12,588 4,205
CANYON MEADOWS 7,838 3,210
EVERGREEN 21,386 7,097
MILLRISE 7,052 2,641
SHAWNEE SLOPES 1,580 866
SHAWNESSY 9,602 3,305
SOMERSET 8,751 3,144
WOODBINE 9,162 3,371
WOODLANDS 6,237 2,409


Number of Dwellings
30,280 30,200 80
382 438 -56
Vacancy Rate
1.27% 1.47% -0.20%
210 229 -19
Dwellings
24,579 24,450 129
83.08% 83.04% 0.04%

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BONAVISTA DOWNS 956 370
CHAPARRAL 12,407 4,044
DEER RIDGE 4,165 1,502
DEER RUN 5,335 2,113
DIAMOND COVE 713 271
LAKE BONAVISTA 10,502 4,106
LEGACY 351 310
MAPLE RIDGE 1,936 811
MIDNAPORE 6,956 2,748
PARKLAND 3,769 1,445
QUEENSLAND 4,984 1,905
SILVERADO 6,305 2,275
SUNDANCE 10,364 3,409
WALDEN 2,181 951
WILLOW PARK 5,440 2,284


Number of Dwellings
28,572 27,765 807
331 358 -27
Vacancy Rate
1.19% 1.31% -0.12%
610 363 247
Dwellings
23,280 22,682 598
84.85% 84.41% 0.44%
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Comparati ve Community Results
20 Largest Communities by Population
Position in
2013 Community Name Ward Population
Position in
2012
1
PANORAMA HILLS
3 25,130 1
2
EVERGREEN
13 21,386 2
3
BELTLINE
8 21,357 3
4
TUSCANY
1 19,465 4
5
TARADALE
3 18,681 5
6
SADDLE RIDGE
3 17,775 9
7
MCKENZIE TOWNE
12 17,737 6
8
COVENTRY HILLS
3 16,941 7
9
EDGEMONT
4 16,052 8
10
CRANSTON
12 15,354 14
11
MARTINDALE
5 14,761 11
12
MCKENZIE LAKE
12 14,189 10
13
SIGNAL HILL
6 13,763 12
14
HUNTINGTON HILLS
4 13,536 13
15
DOUGLASDALE/GLEN
12 12,952 17
16
BRIDLEWOOD
13 12,588 15
17
VARSITY
1 12,553 16
18
CHAPARRAL
12 12,407 19
19
WHITEHORN
5 12,326 18
20
HIDDEN VALLEY
4 11,874 20
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2014 Population and Dwelling Counts by Community
Community Name Ward Population Dwellings
ABBEYDALE 10 6,071 2,031
ACADIA 9 10,969 5,067
ALBERT PARK/RADISSON HEIGHTS 10 6,529 2,936
ALTADORE 11 9,518 4,537
ALYTH/BONNYBROOK 9 0 14
APPLEWOOD PARK 10 6,864 2,228
ARBOUR LAKE 2 10,987 3,931
ASPEN WOODS 6 7,496 2,657
AUBURN BAY 12 11,127 4,130
BANFF TRAIL 7 4,204 1,952
BANKVIEW 8 5,416 3,536
BAYVIEW 11 669 248
BEDDINGTON HEIGHTS 4 11,867 4,371
BEL-AIRE 11 434 158
BELTLINE 8 21,357 15,243
BONAVISTA DOWNS 14 956 370
BOWNESS 1 11,611 5,300
BRAESIDE 11 5,960 2,548
BRENTWOOD 7 6,206 2,585
BRIDGELAND/RIVERSIDE 7/9 5,962 3,376
BRIDLEWOOD 13 12,588 4,205
BRITANNIA 11 722 312
BURNS INDUSTRIAL 9 0 2
CALGARY INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT 3 0 3
CAMBRIAN HEIGHTS 7 2,090 920
CANYON MEADOWS 13 7,838 3,210
CAPITOL HILL 7 4,413 2,322
CASTLERIDGE 5 6,396 1,983
CEDARBRAE 11 6,271 2,609
CFB - CURRIE 11 414 181
CFB - LINCOLN PARK PMQ 11 2,065 730
CHAPARRAL 14 12,407 4,044
CHARLESWOOD 7 3,646 1,478
CHINATOWN 7 1,836 1,397
CHINOOK PARK 11 1,708 589
CHRISTIE PARK 6 2,217 728
CITADEL 2 10,391 3,482
CITYSCAPE 3 0 0
CLIFF BUNGALOW 8 2,049 1,348
COACH HILL 6 3,303 1,480
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COLLINGWOOD
7 2,300 982
COPPERFIELD
12 9,966 4,064
CORAL SPRINGS
5 6,018 1,542
COUGAR RIDGE
6 6,702 2,177
COUNTRY HILLS
4 3,787 1,427
COUNTRY HILLS VILLAGE
3 2,710 1,352
COVENTRY HILLS
3 16,941 5,535
CRANSTON
12 15,354 5,795
CRESCENT HEIGHTS
7 6,235 3,615
CRESTMONT
1 1,514 473
DALHOUSIE
7 9,186 3,738
DEER RIDGE
14 4,165 1,502
DEER RUN
14 5,335 2,113
DIAMOND COVE
14 713 271
DISCOVERY RIDGE
6 4,462 1,650
DOUGLASDALE/GLEN
12 12,952 4,639
DOVER
9 11,024 4,869
7/8 8,999 5,445
DOWNTOWN EAST VILLAGE
7 2,705 1,626
DOWNTOWN WEST END
8 2,287 1,627
EAGLE RIDGE
11 500 110
EAST FAIRVIEW INDUSTRIAL
9 13 1
EAST SHEPARD INDUSTRIAL
12 0 1
EAU CLAIRE
7 1,886 1,321
EDGEMONT
4 16,052 5,421
ELBOW PARK
8/11 3,126 1,208
ELBOYA
11 1,736 777
ERIN WOODS
10 7,146 2,469
ERLTON
9 1,210 721
EVANSTON
2 10,030 3,644
EVERGREEN
13 21,386 7,097
FAIRVIEW
9 3,837 1,614
FAIRVIEW INDUSTRIAL
9 0 1
FALCONRIDGE
5 10,840 3,513
FOOTHILLS
9 343 2
FOREST HEIGHTS
10 6,511 2,250
FOREST LAWN
10 8,037 3,367
FOREST LAWN INDUSTRIAL
10 133 63
FRANKLIN
10 0 3
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GLAMORGAN
6 6,486 2,978
GLENBROOK
6 7,202 3,254
GLENDALE
6 2,739 1,112
GLENMORE PARK
11 0 3
GOLDEN TRIANGLE
9 0 1
GREENVIEW
4 2,142 1,120
GREENVIEW INDUSTRIAL PARK
4 0 4
GREENWOOD/GREENBRIAR
1 950 498
HAMPTONS
2 7,775 2,473
HARVEST HILLS
3 7,594 2,573
HAWKWOOD
2 9,773 3,331
HAYSBORO
11 7,240 3,644
HIDDEN VALLEY
4 11,874 3,867
HIGHLAND PARK
4 3,965 2,217
HIGHWOOD
7 2,229 996
HILLHURST
7 6,497 3,584
HORIZON
3/5 69 5
HOUNSFIELD HEIGHTS/BRIAR HILL
7 2,921 1,110
HUNTINGTON HILLS
4 13,536 5,578
INGLEWOOD
9 3,647 2,267
KELVIN GROVE
11 2,385 902
KILLARNEY/GLENGARRY
8 7,231 3,772
KINCORA
2 5,398 1,808
KINGSLAND
11 4,812 2,395
LAKE BONAVISTA
14 10,502 4,106
LAKEVIEW
11 5,476 2,340
LEGACY
14 351 310
LINCOLN PARK
11 2,623 1,412
MACEWAN
4 5,053 1,781
MAHOGANY
12 2,660 989
MANCHESTER
9 1,332 673
MANCHESTER INDUSTRIAL
9 0 3
MAPLE RIDGE
14 1,936 811
MARLBOROUGH
10 8,989 3,177
MARLBOROUGH PARK
10 8,741 3,095
MARTINDALE
5 14,761 4,062
MAYFAIR
11 473 156
MAYLAND
10 0 1
MAYLAND HEIGHTS
10 6,357 2,818
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MCKENZIE LAKE
12 14,189 4,656
MCKENZIE TOWNE
12 17,737 7,090
MEADOWLARK PARK
11 632 278
MIDNAPORE
14 6,956 2,748
MILLRISE
13 7,052 2,641
MISSION
8 4,350 3,300
MONTEREY PARK
5 10,703 3,168
MONTGOMERY
1 4,104 1,893
MOUNT PLEASANT
7 5,442 2,694
MOUNT ROYAL LOWER
8 3,319 2,414
NEW BRIGHTON
12 10,628 3,842
NOLAN HILL
2 550 258
NORTH AIRWAYS
5 0 3
NORTH GLENMORE PARK
11 2,380 1,017
NORTH HAVEN
4 2,434 1,001
NORTH HAVEN UPPER
4 637 246
OAKRIDGE
11 5,650 2,290
OGDEN
9 8,918 3,889
PALLISER
11 3,437 1,840
PANORAMA HILLS
3 25,130 8,063
PARKDALE
7 2,341 1,035
PARKHILL
9 1,605 858
PARKLAND
14 3,769 1,445
PATTERSON
6 4,350 2,035
PEGASUS
3 0 2
PENBROOKE MEADOWS
10 8,760 3,280
PINERIDGE
5 10,122 3,773
POINT MCKAY
7 1,348 846
PUMP HILL
11 1,666 562
QUEENS PARK VILLAGE
7 478 188
QUEENSLAND
14 4,984 1,905
RAMSAY
9 2,157 1,129
RANCHLANDS
2 7,926 3,059
RED CARPET
10 1,705 915
REDSTONE
3 824 547
RENFREW
9 6,045 3,231
RICHMOND
8 4,551 2,293
RIDEAU PARK
9 498 339
RIVERBEND
9 9,696 3,453
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ROCKY RIDGE
1 8,182 3,082
ROSEDALE
7 1,579 633
ROSEMONT
7 1,241 567
ROSSCARROCK
8 3,408 1,641
ROXBORO
9 243 161
ROYAL OAK
2 11,650 4,078
RUNDLE
5 11,542 3,814
RUTLAND PARK
11 2,276 970
SADDLE RIDGE
3 17,775 4,646
SADDLE RIDGE INDUSTRIAL
3 62 19
SAGE HILL
2 3,900 1,603
SANDSTONE VALLEY
4 6,190 2,126
SCARBORO
8 919 337
SCARBORO/SUNALTA WEST
8 410 165
SCENIC ACRES
1 8,595 2,923
SECTION 23
9 0 1
SHAGANAPPI
8 1,530 868
SHAWNEE SLOPES
13 1,580 866
SHAWNESSY
13 9,602 3,305
SHEPARD INDUSTRIAL
9/12 262 150
SHERWOOD
2 3,778 1,228
SIGNAL HILL
6 13,763 5,252
SILVER SPRINGS
1 8,900 3,528
SILVERADO
14 6,305 2,275
SKYVIEW RANCH
3 6,278 2,247
SOMERSET
13 8,751 3,144
SOUTH AIRWAYS
5 0 2
SOUTH CALGARY
8 3,959 2,277
SOUTH FOOTHILLS
9 0 3
SOUTHVIEW
10 1,815 926
SOUTHWOOD
11 6,357 2,661
SPRINGBANK HILL
6 9,640 3,295
SPRUCE CLIFF
8 4,488 2,434
ST. ANDREWS HEIGHTS
7 1,688 646
STARFIELD
9 0 2
STONEY 1
3 17 5
STONEY 2
3 0 1
STONEY 4
3 0 3
STRATHCONA PARK
6 7,140 2,445
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SUNALTA
8 3,395 2,119
SUNDANCE
14 10,364 3,409
SUNNYSIDE
7 3,848 2,413
SUNRIDGE
5 96 7
TARADALE
3 18,681 4,916
TEMPLE
5 11,303 3,686
THORNCLIFFE
4 8,838 3,851
TUSCANY
1 19,465 6,504
TUXEDO PARK
9 4,878 2,693
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS
1 3,016 1,373
UNIVERSITY OF CALGARY
1 2,841 1,242
UPPER MOUNT ROYAL
8 2,609 1,069
VALLEY RIDGE
1 5,518 1,904
VALLEYFIELD
9 0 6
VARSITY
1 12,553 5,738
VISTA HEIGHTS
5 2,336 848
WALDEN
14 2,181 951
WEST HILLHURST
7 6,299 2,952
WEST SPRINGS
6 9,086 3,000
WESTGATE
8 3,219 1,335
WHITEHORN
5 12,326 3,920
WILDWOOD
8 2,700 1,058
WILLOW PARK
14 5,440 2,284
WINDSOR PARK
11 4,417 2,453
WINSTON HEIGHTS/MOUNTVIEW
9 3,845 1,899
WOODBINE
13 9,162 3,371
WOODLANDS
13 6,237 2,409
RESIDUAL WARD 1
1 354 113
RESIDUAL WARD 2
2 1,451 23
RESIDUAL WARD 3
3 66 29
RESIDUAL WARD 4
4 0 0
RESIDUAL WARD 5
5 32 11
RESIDUAL WARD 6
6 41 15
RESIDUAL WARD 7
7 0 0
RESIDUAL WARD 8
8 0 0
RESIDUAL WARD 9
9 49 7
RESIDUAL WARD 10
10 785 374
RESIDUAL WARD 11
11 4 0
RESIDUAL WARD 12
12 320 134

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RESIDUAL WARD 13
13 62 32
RESIDUAL WARD 14
14 62 28

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Community 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014
ABBEYDALE 5,805 5,700 5,917 6,150 6,071
ACADIA 10,684 10,615 10,705 11,007 10,969
ALBERT PARK/RADISSON HEIGHTS 6,029 6,217 6,234 6,094 6,529
ALTADORE 8,847 8,907 9,116 9,317 9,518
ALYTH/BONNYBROOK 0 17 16 0 0
APPLEWOOD PARK 6,361 6,404 6,498 6,745 6,864
ARBOUR LAKE 10,710 10,762 10,836 10,961 10,987
ASPEN WOODS 3,565 4,469 5,271 6,401 7,496
AUBURN BAY 4,217 5,769 7,193 8,885 11,127
BANFF TRAIL 3,626 3,582 3,837 4,119 4,204
BANKVIEW 4,752 4,754 5,221 5,256 5,416
BAYVIEW 630 648 682 665 669
BEDDINGTON HEIGHTS 11,761 11,457 11,585 11,814 11,867
BEL-AIRE 480 449 424 442 434
BELTLINE 18,902 19,556 19,681 20,266 21,357
BONAVISTA DOWNS 976 947 925 923 956
BOWNESS 10,733 10,700 11,012 11,074 11,611
BRAESIDE 5,916 5,978 5,940 5,841 5,960
BRENTWOOD 6,059 6,049 6,059 6,106 6,206
BRIDGELAND/RIVERSIDE 5,162 5,254 5,594 5,560 5,962
BRIDLEWOOD 11,317 11,641 11,835 12,432 12,588
BRITANNIA 753 746 803 757 722
BURNS INDUSTRIAL 0 11 0 0 0
CALGARY INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT 0 0 0 0 0
CAMBRIAN HEIGHTS 2,123 2,039 2,059 2,063 2,090
CANYON MEADOWS 7,810 7,895 7,787 7,851 7,838
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Community 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014
CAPITOL HILL 4,061 4,003 4,015 4,164 4,413
CASTLERIDGE 5,947 6,098 6,096 6,410 6,396
CEDARBRAE 6,212 6,264 6,237 6,273 6,271
CFB - CURRIE 0 24 172 268 414
CFB - LINCOLN PARK PMQ 1,577 1,984 1,973 2,008 2,065
CHAPARRAL 10,805 11,151 11,552 12,018 12,407
CHARLESWOOD 3,422 3,357 3,421 3,554 3,646
CHINATOWN 1,209 1,269 1,577 1,600 1,836
CHINOOK PARK 1,704 1,703 1,707 1,704 1,708
CHRISTIE PARK 2,229 2,180 2,196 2,214 2,217
CITADEL 10,221 10,171 10,197 10,333 10,391
CITYSCAPE 0 0
CLIFF BUNGALOW 1,806 1,912 1,936 1,954 2,049
COACH HILL 3,236 3,194 3,279 3,252 3,303
COLLINGWOOD 2,249 2,231 2,222 2,251 2,300
COPPERFIELD 6,428 7,162 7,834 9,006 9,966
CORAL SPRINGS 5,899 5,838 5,868 5,967 6,018
COUGAR RIDGE 5,656 5,813 5,874 6,108 6,702
COUNTRY HILLS 3,674 3,720 3,728 3,788 3,787
COUNTRY HILLS VILLAGE 2,318 2,342 2,615 2,626 2,710
COVENTRY HILLS 15,726 15,722 15,969 16,720 16,941
CRANSTON 9,645 10,831 11,857 13,496 15,354
CRESCENT HEIGHTS 5,874 5,895 6,271 6,256 6,235
CRESTMONT 1,387 1,430 1,454 1,517 1,514
DALHOUSIE 8,983 8,917 9,085 9,075 9,186
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Community 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014
DEER RIDGE 3,927 3,991 4,084 4,191 4,165
DEER RUN 5,410 5,390 5,341 5,375 5,335
DIAMOND COVE 739 716 699 681 713
DISCOVERY RIDGE 4,333 4,321 4,350 4,349 4,462
DOUGLASDALE/GLEN 11,546 11,768 11,890 12,149 12,952
DOVER 10,231 10,302 10,474 10,634 11,024
DOWNTOWN COMMERCIAL CORE 7,568 8,071 8,015 8,495 8,999
DOWNTOWN EAST VILLAGE 2,634 2,747 2,782 2,776 2,705
DOWNTOWN WEST END 2,490 2,483 2,322 2,285 2,287
EAGLE RIDGE 457 443 415 435 500
EAST FAIRVIEW INDUSTRIAL 0 0 0 0 13
EAST SHEPARD INDUSTRIAL 0 0 0 0
EAU CLAIRE 1,724 1,711 1,851 1,739 1,886
EDGEMONT 16,190 16,082 15,898 16,027 16,052
ELBOW PARK 3,447 3,408 3,377 3,468 3,126
ELBOYA 1,607 1,747 1,712 1,800 1,736
ERIN WOODS 6,876 6,794 6,901 7,209 7,146
ERLTON 1,248 1,231 1,234 1,224 1,210
EVANSTON 5,183 5,889 6,594 8,326 10,030
EVERGREEN 18,692 19,487 20,110 20,918 21,386
FAIRVIEW 3,526 3,552 3,623 3,789 3,837
FAIRVIEW INDUSTRIAL 0 0 0 0 0
FALCONRIDGE 9,671 10,043 10,381 10,744 10,840
FOOTHILLS 285 326 298 326 343
FOREST HEIGHTS 6,098 6,185 6,212 6,454 6,511
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Community 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014
FOREST LAWN 7,269 7,313 7,487 7,857 8,037
FOREST LAWN INDUSTRIAL 114 120 130 139 133
FRANKLIN 0 0 0 0 0
GLAMORGAN 6,283 6,242 6,376 6,416 6,486
GLENBROOK 6,755 6,893 7,056 7,041 7,202
GLENDALE 2,729 2,730 2,749 2,743 2,739
GLENMORE PARK 0 0 0 0 0
GOLDEN TRIANGLE 0 0 0 0 0
GREENVIEW 1,990 1,956 1,975 2,055 2,142
GREENVIEW INDUSTRIAL PARK 0 0 0 0 0
GREENWOOD/GREENBRIAR 941 932 946 943 950
HAMPTONS 7,991 7,843 7,905 7,866 7,775
HARVEST HILLS 7,411 7,485 7,402 7,492 7,594
HAWKWOOD 9,989 9,898 9,831 9,851 9,773
HAYSBORO 6,539 6,724 6,943 7,043 7,240
HIDDEN VALLEY 11,780 11,657 11,799 11,888 11,874
HIGHLAND PARK 3,472 3,539 3,792 3,737 3,965
HIGHWOOD 2,104 2,098 2,214 2,223 2,229
HILLHURST 5,951 5,914 6,291 6,401 6,497
HORIZON 31 74 31 33 69
HOUNSFIELD HEIGHTS/BRIAR HILL 2,971 2,927 2,954 3,014 2,921
HUNTINGTON HILLS 13,411 13,279 13,213 13,651 13,536
INGLEWOOD 3,427 3,473 3,564 3,682 3,647
KELVIN GROVE 2,283 2,334 2,343 2,421 2,385
KILLARNEY/GLENGARRY 6,613 6,543 6,816 6,909 7,231
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Community 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014
KINCORA 4,006 4,625 4,876 5,130 5,398
KINGSLAND 4,334 4,418 4,513 4,591 4,812
LAKE BONAVISTA 10,738 10,610 10,475 10,552 10,502
LAKEVIEW 5,438 5,501 5,468 5,446 5,476
LEGACY 12 11 0 0 351
LINCOLN PARK 2,517 2,501 2,505 2,567 2,623
MACEWAN 5,114 5,138 5,100 5,108 5,053
MAHOGANY 258 788 1,266 1,917 2,660
MANCHESTER 618 669 618 640 1,332
MANCHESTER INDUSTRIAL 0 0 0 0 0
MAPLE RIDGE 1,982 1,978 1,910 1,927 1,936
MARLBOROUGH 8,170 8,310 8,434 8,719 8,989
MARLBOROUGH PARK 8,248 8,278 8,391 8,479 8,741
MARTINDALE 12,968 12,987 13,674 14,221 14,761
MAYFAIR 472 470 481 487 473
MAYLAND 0 0 0 0 0
MAYLAND HEIGHTS 5,806 5,835 5,833 5,950 6,357
MCKENZIE LAKE 14,189 14,062 14,050 14,222 14,189
MCKENZIE TOWNE 14,702 15,395 16,102 17,168 17,737
MEADOWLARK PARK 636 605 623 626 632
MIDNAPORE 6,978 6,888 6,861 6,979 6,956
MILLRISE 6,623 6,717 6,892 6,937 7,052
MISSION 4,253 4,363 4,325 4,297 4,350
MONTEREY PARK 10,398 10,460 10,470 10,689 10,703
MONTGOMERY 3,705 3,686 3,860 3,976 4,104
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Community 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014
MOUNT PLEASANT 4,405 4,718 4,851 4,873 5,442
MOUNT ROYAL LOWER 3,016 2,981 3,180 3,274 3,319
NEW BRIGHTON 6,078 7,314 8,303 9,715 10,628
NOLAN HILL 0 0 0 147 550
NORTH AIRWAYS 0 20 0 0 0
NORTH GLENMORE PARK 2,379 2,388 2,386 2,342 2,380
NORTH HAVEN 2,312 2,282 2,288 2,382 2,434
NORTH HAVEN UPPER 628 615 622 627 637
OAKRIDGE 5,799 5,719 5,651 5,680 5,650
OGDEN 8,554 8,432 8,702 8,876 8,918
PALLISER 3,198 3,301 3,293 3,402 3,437
PANORAMA HILLS 17,899 19,851 22,247 23,746 25,130
PARKDALE 2,252 2,317 2,296 2,305 2,341
PARKHILL 1,603 1,623 1,592 1,613 1,605
PARKLAND 3,829 3,772 3,785 3,790 3,769
PATTERSON 4,154 4,162 4,281 4,284 4,350
PEGASUS 0 0 0 0 0
PENBROOKE MEADOWS 8,119 8,188 8,547 8,218 8,760
PINERIDGE 9,743 9,626 9,644 9,988 10,122
POINT MCKAY 1,283 1,318 1,318 1,334 1,348
PUMP HILL 1,624 1,655 1,614 1,704 1,666
QUEENSLAND 4,831 4,877 4,771 4,889 4,984
QUEENS PARK VILLAGE 421 400 415 464 478
RAMSAY 2,015 2,006 2,110 2,081 2,157
RANCHLANDS 7,484 7,529 7,626 7,833 7,926
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Community 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014
RED CARPET 1,649 1,630 1,555 1,594 1,705
REDSTONE 0 0 174 824
RENFREW 5,594 5,669 5,846 5,963 6,045
RICHMOND 4,028 4,113 4,229 4,388 4,551
RIDEAU PARK 615 627 636 644 498
RIVERBEND 9,864 9,749 9,684 9,717 9,696
ROCKY RIDGE 7,093 7,266 7,662 7,894 8,182
ROSEDALE 1,528 1,592 1,569 1,517 1,579
ROSEMONT 1,234 1,208 1,241 1,272 1,241
ROSSCARROCK 3,258 3,175 3,356 3,317 3,408
ROXBORO 420 441 421 411 243
ROYAL OAK 10,718 10,979 11,252 11,075 11,650
RUNDLE 11,180 11,029 11,258 11,613 11,542
RUTLAND PARK 2,228 2,309 2,227 2,221 2,276
SADDLE RIDGE 12,961 13,388 14,372 15,402 17,775
SADDLE RIDGE INDUSTRIAL 58 60 35 32 62
SAGE HILL 707 1,425 2,189 2,985 3,900
SANDSTONE VALLEY 6,379 6,142 6,253 6,230 6,190
SCARBORO 859 870 880 898 919
SCARBORO/SUNALTA WEST 355 397 410 409 410
SCENIC ACRES 8,865 8,710 8,650 8,599 8,595
SECTION 23 0 0 0 0 0
SETON 0 0 0 0 0
SHAGANAPPI 1,535 1,529 1,565 1,588 1,580
SHAWNEE SLOPES 1,649 1,630 1,555 1,594 1,705
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Community 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014
SHAWNESSY 9,309 9,315 9,385 9,526 9,602
SHEPARD INDUSTRIAL 256 250 251 258 262
SHERWOOD 1,800 2,109 2,523 3,122 3,778
SIGNAL HILL 13,972 13,795 13,914 13,952 13,763
SILVERADO 3,355 4,337 5,136 5,966 6,305
SILVER SPRINGS 8,896 8,910 8,933 8,944 8,900
SKYVIEW RANCH 712 1,805 2,990 4,519 6,278
SOMERSET 8,496 8,401 8,540 8,594 8,751
SOUTH AIRWAYS 0 0 0 0 0
SOUTH CALGARY 3,746 3,642 3,698 3,650 3,959
SOUTH FOOTHILLS 0 0 0 0 0
SOUTHVIEW 2,090 2,063 1,900 1,947 1,815
SOUTHWOOD 5,870 5,965 6,085 6,326 6,357
SPRINGBANK HILL 8,185 8,388 8,783 9,245 9,640
SPRUCE CLIFF 3,874 3,992 4,285 4,175 4,488
ST. ANDREWS HEIGHTS 1,561 1,470 1,588 1,611 1,688
STARFIELD 0 0 0 0 0
STONEY 1 0 0 0 0 17
STONEY 2 0 0 0 0
STONEY 4 0 0 0 0 0
STRATHCONA PARK 7,122 7,039 7,033 6,981 7,140
SUNALTA 2,975 3,116 3,314 3,293 3,395
SUNDANCE 10,773 10,623 10,499 10,419 10,364
SUNNYSIDE 3,633 3,751 3,704 3,713 3,848
SUNRIDGE 73 40 33 65 96
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Community 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014
TARADALE 15,404 16,110 16,841 17,861 18,681
TEMPLE 10,724 10,580 10,894 11,136 11,303
THORNCLIFFE 8,710 8,640 8,693 8,836 8,838
TUSCANY 18,601 18,838 19,013 19,425 19,465
TUXEDO PARK 4,539 4,430 4,571 4,947 4,878
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS 3,006 2,890 2,928 3,034 3,016
UNIVERSITY OF CALGARY 2,294 2,355 2,725 2,821 2,841
UPPER MOUNT ROYAL 2,533 2,536 2,542 2,677 2,609
VALLEYFIELD 0 0 0 0 0
VALLEY RIDGE 5,025 5,042 5,013 5,312 5,518
VARSITY 12,130 12,021 12,200 12,316 12,553
VISTA HEIGHTS 2,215 2,274 2,204 2,282 2,336
WALDEN 210 594 935 1,624 2,181
WESTGATE 3,121 3,101 3,172 3,160 3,219
WEST HILLHURST 7,204 7,849 8,228 8,616 9,086
WEST SPRINGS 11,595 11,541 11,852 12,172 12,326
WHITEHORN 2,612 2,582 2,598 2,634 2,700
WILDWOOD 5,306 5,308 5,229 5,385 5,440
WILLOW PARK 3,804 3,858 4,126 4,136 4,417
WINDSOR PARK 3,661 3,760 3,891 3,875 3,845
WINSTON HEIGHTS/MOUNTVIEW 9,378 9,086 9,131 9,207 9,162
WOODBINE 6,208 6,201 6,201 6,227 6,237
WOODLANDS 331 343 308 321 354
RESIDUAL WARD 1 1,131 1,140 1,181 1,186 1,451
RESIDUAL WARD 2 15,404 16,110 16,841 17,861 18,681
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Community 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014
RESIDUAL WARD 3 124 109 83 67 66
RESIDUAL WARD 4 3 4 3 7 0
RESIDUAL WARD 9 209 40 48 52 49
RESIDUAL WARD 10 650 827 834 789 785
RESIDUAL WARD 12 382 327 329 326 320
RESIDUAL WARD 13 99 60 82 71 62
RESIDUAL WARD 14 70 58 60 65 62

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5 Year Historical Community Dwelling Count Comparisons
Community 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014
ABBEYDALE 2,009 2,013 2,023 2,027 2,031
ACADIA 5,050 5,059 5,053 5,058 5,067
ALBERT PARK/RADISSON HEIGHTS 2,703 2,705 2,709 2,705 2,936
ALTADORE 4,422 4,433 4,486 4,529 4,537
ALYTH/BONNYBROOK 14 14 14 14 14
APPLEWOOD PARK 2,065 2,073 2,215 2,214 2,228
ARBOUR LAKE 3,905 3,905 3,918 3,929 3,931
ASPEN WOODS 1,499 1,738 2,281 2,634 2,657
AUBURN BAY 1,791 2,278 2,808 3,458 4,130
BANFF TRAIL 1,857 1,874 1,950 1,944 1,952
BANKVIEW 3,520 3,519 3,528 3,526 3,536
BAYVIEW 249 249 249 248 248
BEDDINGTON HEIGHTS 4,336 4,344 4,348 4,354 4,371
BEL-AIRE 159 159 159 158 158
BELTLINE 14,633 13,971 14,456 14,835 15,243
BONAVISTA DOWNS 371 370 370 370 370
BOWNESS 5,300 5,308 5,313 5,316 5,300
BRAESIDE 2,542 2,545 2,544 2,546 2,548
BRENTWOOD 2,578 2,590 2,595 2,598 2,585
BRIDGELAND/RIVERSIDE 3,059 3,058 3,274 3,230 3,376
BRIDLEWOOD 4,114 4,179 4,200 4,202 4,205
BRITANNIA 313 314 309 309 312
BURNS INDUSTRIAL 2 2 2 2 2
CALGARY INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT 5 5 4 3 3
CAMBRIAN HEIGHTS 927 928 930 928 920
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Community 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014
CANYON MEADOWS 3,178 3,191 3,195 3,202 3,210
CAPITOL HILL 2,268 2,271 2,291 2,301 2,322
CASTLERIDGE 1,962 1,968 1,954 1,971 1,983
CEDARBRAE 2,608 2,610 2,609 2,609 2,609
CFB - CURRIE 1 62 76 94 181
CFB - LINCOLN PARK PMQ 720 729 729 730 730
CHAPARRAL 3,530 3,629 3,759 3,917 4,044
CHARLESWOOD 1,494 1,494 1,494 1,479 1,478
CHINATOWN 1,456 1,456 1,381 1,330 1,397
CHINOOK PARK 587 587 589 589 589
CHRISTIE PARK 728 728 728 728 728
CITADEL 3,479 3,479 3,479 3,482 3,482
CITYSCAPE 0 0
CLIFF BUNGALOW 1,376 1,376 1,377 1,351 1,348
COACH HILL 1,480 1,480 1,480 1,480 1,480
COLLINGWOOD 973 977 978 982 982
COPPERFIELD 2,525 2,741 3,043 3,407 4,064
CORAL SPRINGS 1,495 1,503 1,508 1,515 1,542
COUGAR RIDGE 1,897 1,898 1,908 1,927 2,177
COUNTRY HILLS 1,425 1,425 1,426 1,427 1,427
COUNTRY HILLS VILLAGE 1,322 1,323 1,467 1,467 1,352
COVENTRY HILLS 5,304 5,323 5,322 5,542 5,535
CRANSTON 3,731 4,096 4,625 5,219 5,795
CRESCENT HEIGHTS 3,617 3,608 3,614 3,605 3,615
CRESTMONT 443 455 462 466 473
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Community 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014
DALHOUSIE 3,717 3,721 3,739 3,741 3,738
DEER RIDGE 1,498 1,500 1,501 1,501 1,502
DEER RUN 2,115 2,114 2,113 2,114 2,113
DIAMOND COVE 271 271 271 271 271
DISCOVERY RIDGE 1,647 1,648 1,649 1,650 1,650
DOUGLASDALE/GLEN 4,018 4,088 4,217 4,444 4,639
DOVER 4,634 4,680 4,722 4,732 4,869
DOWNTOWN COMMERCIAL CORE 5,052 5,123 5,121 5,340 5,445
DOWNTOWN EAST VILLAGE 1,232 1,232 1,230 1,230 1,626
DOWNTOWN WEST END 1,627 1,627 1,628 1,626 1,627
EAGLE RIDGE 110 110 110 110 110
EAST FAIRVIEW INDUSTRIAL 0 1 1 1 1
EAST SHEPARD INDUSTRIAL 0 0 1 1
EAU CLAIRE 1,325 1,325 1,328 1,324 1,321
EDGEMONT 5,418 5,418 5,421 5,422 5,421
ELBOW PARK 1,219 1,220 1,221 1,216 1,208
ELBOYA 781 782 783 776 777
ERIN WOODS 2,449 2,462 2,453 2,464 2,469
ERLTON 743 741 742 740 721
EVANSTON 1,839 2,065 2,576 3,205 3,644
EVERGREEN 6,582 6,871 6,961 7,052 7,097
FAIRVIEW 1,598 1,605 1,606 1,612 1,614
FAIRVIEW INDUSTRIAL 2 2 2 2 1
FALCONRIDGE 3,408 3,426 3,478 3,503 3,513
FOOTHILLS 2 2 2 2 2
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Community 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014
FOREST HEIGHTS 2,212 2,225 2,221 2,229 2,250
FOREST LAWN 3,358 3,381 3,352 3,373 3,367
FOREST LAWN INDUSTRIAL 63 63 63 63 63
FRANKLIN 3 3 3 3 3
GLAMORGAN 2,986 2,986 2,988 2,988 2,978
GLENBROOK 3,235 3,235 3,247 3,255 3,254
GLENDALE 1,108 1,112 1,111 1,110 1,112
GLENMORE PARK 3 3 3 3 3
GOLDEN TRIANGLE 1 1 1 1 1
GREENVIEW 1,119 1,120 1,120 1,120 1,120
GREENVIEW INDUSTRIAL PARK 6 5 5 5 4
GREENWOOD/GREENBRIAR 501 501 501 498 498
HAMPTONS 2,472 2,472 2,471 2,472 2,473
HARVEST HILLS 2,560 2,563 2,569 2,571 2,573
HAWKWOOD 3,331 3,331 3,331 3,330 3,331
HAYSBORO 3,628 3,634 3,637 3,638 3,644
HIDDEN VALLEY 3,861 3,868 3,867 3,867 3,867
HIGHLAND PARK 2,103 2,120 2,123 2,229 2,217
HIGHWOOD 988 998 993 992 996
HILLHURST 3,435 3,451 3,557 3,573 3,584
HORIZON 6 6 4 4 5
HOUNSFIELD HEIGHTS/BRIAR HILL 1,108 1,110 1,109 1,108 1,110
HUNTINGTON HILLS 5,568 5,576 5,580 5,586 5,578
INGLEWOOD 2,143 2,137 2,241 2,223 2,267
KELVIN GROVE 903 904 903 903 902
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Community 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014
KILLARNEY/GLENGARRY 3,620 3,644 3,679 3,730 3,772
KINCORA 1,453 1,525 1,548 1,592 1,808
KINGSLAND 2,375 2,378 2,383 2,383 2,395
LAKE BONAVISTA 4,106 4,106 4,106 4,105 4,106
LAKEVIEW 2,335 2,338 2,338 2,338 2,340
LEGACY 6 5 0 31 310
LINCOLN PARK 1,426 1,417 1,413 1,413 1,412
MACEWAN 1,779 1,778 1,781 1,784 1,781
MAHOGANY 222 365 572 828 989
MANCHESTER 345 448 448 560 673
MANCHESTER INDUSTRIAL 3 3 3 3 3
MAPLE RIDGE 810 810 811 812 811
MARLBOROUGH 3,116 3,120 3,123 3,130 3,177
MARLBOROUGH PARK 3,015 3,035 3,050 3,058 3,095
MARTINDALE 3,832 3,875 3,912 3,946 4,062
MAYFAIR 157 156 156 156 156
MAYLAND 1 1 1 1 1
MAYLAND HEIGHTS 2,780 2,779 2,787 2,789 2,818
MCKENZIE LAKE 4,647 4,650 4,653 4,655 4,656
MCKENZIE TOWNE 6,098 6,368 6,783 7,005 7,090
MEADOWLARK PARK 276 277 277 277 278
MIDNAPORE 2,724 2,724 2,726 2,750 2,748
MILLRISE 2,628 2,629 2,635 2,637 2,641
MISSION 3,242 3,239 3,177 3,268 3,300
MONTEREY PARK 3,137 3,148 3,164 3,166 3,168
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Community 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014
MONTGOMERY 1,775 1,790 1,839 1,859 1,893
MOUNT PLEASANT 2,575 2,582 2,654 2,663 2,694
MOUNT ROYAL LOWER 2,297 2,263 2,266 2,313 2,414
NEW BRIGHTON 2,414 2,789 3,247 3,672 3,842
NOLAN HILL 2 2 23 172 258
NORTH AIRWAYS 3 3 3 3 3
NORTH GLENMORE PARK 1,013 1,013 1,020 1,014 1,017
NORTH HAVEN 986 987 988 991 1,001
NORTH HAVEN UPPER 246 246 246 246 246
OAKRIDGE 2,294 2,292 2,291 2,291 2,290
OGDEN 3,875 3,877 3,879 3,878 3,889
PALLISER 1,707 1,707 1,707 1,707 1,840
PANORAMA HILLS 6,204 6,861 7,398 7,654 8,063
PARKDALE 1,026 1,026 1,020 1,019 1,035
PARKHILL 856 847 849 853 858
PARKLAND 1,447 1,447 1,448 1,448 1,445
PATTERSON 2,009 2,009 2,008 2,010 2,035
PEGASUS 2 2 2 2 2
PENBROOKE MEADOWS 3,234 3,191 3,212 3,232 3,280
PINERIDGE 3,796 3,807 3,799 3,799 3,773
POINT MCKAY 846 846 846 846 846
PUMP HILL 563 563 563 561 562
QUEENSLAND 1,893 1,894 1,894 1,899 1,905
QUEENS PARK VILLAGE 188 188 188 188 188
RAMSAY 1,135 1,136 1,132 1,121 1,129
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Community 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014
RANCHLANDS 3,046 3,050 3,051 3,056 3,059
RED CARPET 917 917 917 916 915
REDSTONE 0 0 172 547
RENFREW 3,198 3,201 3,231 3,223 3,231
RICHMOND 2,192 2,208 2,259 2,271 2,293
RIDEAU PARK 343 343 342 341 339
RIVERBEND 3,445 3,448 3,449 3,450 3,453
ROCKY RIDGE 2,773 2,930 2,972 3,041 3,082
ROSEDALE 640 638 636 631 633
ROSEMONT 560 561 563 565 567
ROSSCARROCK 1,620 1,635 1,645 1,652 1,641
ROXBORO 162 162 161 163 161
ROYAL OAK 3,926 3,939 3,940 4,072 4,078
RUNDLE 3,816 3,826 3,836 3,844 3,814
RUTLAND PARK 975 972 972 971 970
SADDLE RIDGE 3,449 3,532 3,668 3,916 4,646
SADDLE RIDGE INDUSTRIAL 31 31 24 21 19
SAGE HILL 469 735 992 1,306 1,603
SANDSTONE VALLEY 2,117 2,118 2,120 2,122 2,126
SCARBORO 347 346 343 338 337
SCARBORO/SUNALTA WEST 165 165 165 165 165
SCENIC ACRES 2,920 2,920 2,921 2,922 2,923
SECTION 23 2 1 1 1 1
SETON 0 0 0 0 0
SHAGANAPPI 3,046 3,050 3,051 3,056 3,059
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Community 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014
SHAWNEE SLOPES 869 869 866 866 866
SHAWNESSY 3,296 3,296 3,300 3,298 3,305
SHEPARD INDUSTRIAL 151 151 151 151 150
SHERWOOD 604 681 979 1,088 1,228
SIGNAL HILL 5,252 5,252 5,253 5,251 5,252
SILVERADO 1,485 1,691 1,898 2,196 2,275
SILVER SPRINGS 3,535 3,534 3,533 3,532 3,528
SKYVIEW RANCH 466 802 1,306 1,980 2,247
SOMERSET 3,134 3,137 3,136 3,138 3,144
SOUTH AIRWAYS 2 2 2 2 2
SOUTH CALGARY 2,221 2,239 2,244 2,271 2,277
SOUTH FOOTHILLS 3 3 3 3 3
SOUTHVIEW 915 924 936 930 926
SOUTHWOOD 2,643 2,654 2,658 2,657 2,661
SPRINGBANK HILL 2,971 3,045 3,166 3,274 3,295
SPRUCE CLIFF 2,314 2,341 2,344 2,454 2,434
ST. ANDREWS HEIGHTS 647 644 645 647 646
STARFIELD 2 2 2 2 2
STONEY 1 5 5 5 5 5
STONEY 2 1 1 1 1
STONEY 4 3 3 3 3 3
STRATHCONA PARK 2,435 2,435 2,436 2,444 2,445
SUNALTA 2,130 2,124 2,130 2,121 2,119
SUNDANCE 3,402 3,403 3,406 3,406 3,409
SUNNYSIDE 2,345 2,337 2,340 2,417 2,413
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Community 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014
SUNRIDGE 7 7 7 7 7
TARADALE 4,329 4,387 4,559 4,815 4,916
TEMPLE 3,635 3,637 3,648 3,672 3,686
THORNCLIFFE 3,853 3,860 3,858 3,856 3,851
TUSCANY 6,463 6,480 6,492 6,497 6,504
TUXEDO PARK 2,664 2,656 2,686 2,685 2,693
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS 1,379 1,379 1,380 1,373 1,373
UNIVERSITY OF CALGARY 710 926 927 925 1,242
UPPER MOUNT ROYAL 1,073 1,071 1,071 1,070 1,069
VALLEYFIELD 6 6 6 6 6
VALLEY RIDGE 1,714 1,731 1,768 1,834 1,904
VARSITY 5,502 5,540 5,547 5,666 5,738
VISTA HEIGHTS 845 847 844 844 848
WALDEN 163 313 450 634 951
WESTGATE 1,336 1,333 1,334 1,335 1,335
WEST HILLHURST 2,857 2,867 2,947 2,957 2,952
WEST SPRINGS 2,618 2,731 2,795 2,871 3,000
WHITEHORN 3,811 3,835 3,869 3,887 3,920
WILDWOOD 1,057 1,056 1,056 1,059 1,058
WILLOW PARK 2,282 2,282 2,282 2,284 2,284
WINDSOR PARK 2,404 2,402 2,421 2,443 2,453
WINSTON HEIGHTS/MOUNTVIEW 1,856 1,875 1,883 1,896 1,899
WOODBINE 3,371 3,371 3,371 3,372 3,371
WOODLANDS 2,403 2,403 2,397 2,398 2,409

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Community 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014
RESIDUAL WARD 1 104 108 110 108 113
RESIDUAL WARD 10 320 377 378 372 374
RESIDUAL WARD 12 143 135 135 136 134
RESIDUAL WARD 13 43 35 36 35 32
RESIDUAL WARD 14 28 27 27 27 28

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Dwelling Summary by Community
Community Dwellings
Occupied
Dwellings
Vacant
Dwellings
Owner
Occupied
Under
Construction
Average
Residents
per
Dwelling
ABBEYDALE 2,031 1,982 21 1,387 0 3.06
ACADIA 5,067 4,884 94 2,683 2 2.25
ALBERT PARK/RADISSON HEIGHTS 2,936 2,536 86 787 256 2.57
ALTADORE 4,537 4,200 156 2,870 126 2.27
ALYTH/BONNYBROOK 14 5 2 0 0 0.00
APPLEWOOD PARK 2,228 2,171 33 1,350 0 3.16
ARBOUR LAKE 3,931 3,875 51 3,355 1 2.84
ASPEN WOODS 2,657 2,385 59 2,104 202 3.14
AUBURN BAY 4,130 3,664 71 3,076 369 3.04
BANFF TRAIL 1,952 1,832 29 646 24 2.29
BANKVIEW 3,536 3,339 109 900 26 1.62
BAYVIEW 248 243 1 235 1 2.75
BEDDINGTON HEIGHTS 4,371 4,266 81 3,050 0 2.78
BEL-AIRE 158 149 7 147 0 2.91
BELTLINE 15,243 13,386 351 4,348 1,003 1.60
BONAVISTA DOWNS 370 363 3 322 0 2.63
BOWNESS 5,300 5,089 119 2,472 20 2.28
BRAESIDE 2,548 2,505 35 1,908 1 2.38
BRENTWOOD 2,585 2,525 42 1,654 2 2.46
BRIDGELAND/RIVERSIDE 3,376 2,954 122 1,152 169 2.02
BRIDLEWOOD 4,205 4,138 60 3,336 1 3.04
BRITANNIA 312 283 4 230 11 2.55
BURNS INDUSTRIAL 2 1 1 0 0 0.00
CALGARY INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT 3 2 1 0 0 0.00
CAMBRIAN HEIGHTS 920 879 27 540 2 2.37

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Community Dwellings
Occupied
Dwellings
Vacant
Dwellings
Owner
Occupied
Under
Construction
Average
Residents
per
Dwelling
CANYON MEADOWS 3,210 3,123 66 2,504 4 2.51
CAPITOL HILL 2,322 2,139 70 806 47 2.06
CASTLERIDGE 1,983 1,917 46 1,193 0 3.34
CEDARBRAE 2,609 2,572 27 1,890 0 2.44
CFB - CURRIE 181 155 5 145 18 2.67
CFB - LINCOLN PARK PMQ 730 723 3 477 0 2.85
CHAPARRAL 4,044 3,919 56 3,590 59 3.16
CHARLESWOOD 1,478 1,438 21 1,142 1 2.53
CHINATOWN 1,397 1,201 68 275 0 1.52
CHINOOK PARK 589 571 13 468 0 2.98
CHRISTIE PARK 728 715 5 667 1 3.10
CITADEL 3,482 3,450 24 3,045 0 3.01
CITYSCAPE 0 0 0 0 0 0.00
CLIFF BUNGALOW 1,348 1,303 20 364 0 1.57
COACH HILL 1,480 1,433 29 1,225 0 2.30
COLLINGWOOD 982 953 17 705 3 2.41
COPPERFIELD 4,064 3,464 34 3,036 541 2.88
CORAL SPRINGS 1,542 1,511 12 1,349 0 3.98
COUGAR RIDGE 2,177 2,086 52 1,903 26 3.21
COUNTRY HILLS 1,427 1,406 17 1,202 0 2.69
COUNTRY HILLS VILLAGE 1,352 1,317 34 935 0 2.06
COVENTRY HILLS 5,535 5,389 47 4,760 82 3.14
CRANSTON 5,795 5,329 85 4,732 340 2.88
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Community Dwellings
Occupied
Dwellings
Vacant
Dwellings
Owner
Occupied
Under
Construction
Average
Residents
per
Dwelling
CRESCENT HEIGHTS 3,615 3,370 150 1,359 24 1.85
CRESTMONT 473 460 4 433 8 3.29
DALHOUSIE 3,738 3,637 66 2,362 1 2.53
DEER RIDGE 1,502 1,476 19 1,101 0 2.82
DEER RUN 2,113 2,077 27 1,628 0 2.57
DIAMOND COVE 271 271 0 263 0 2.63
DISCOVERY RIDGE 1,650 1,632 17 1,382 0 2.73
DOUGLASDALE/GLEN 4,639 4,572 39 4,030 20 2.83
DOVER 4,869 4,713 120 2,800 11 2.34
DOWNTOWN COMMERCIAL CORE 5,445 5,247 108 356 9 1.71
DOWNTOWN EAST VILLAGE 1,626 1,111 51 152 397 2.43
DOWNTOWN WEST END 1,627 1,405 58 554 0 1.62
EAGLE RIDGE 110 97 6 94 6 5.15
EAST FAIRVIEW INDUSTRIAL 1 1 0 0 0 13.00
EAST SHEPARD INDUSTRIAL 1 0 0 0 0 0.00
EAU CLAIRE 1,321 1,187 34 614 0 1.59
EDGEMONT 5,421 5,359 46 4,683 0 3.00
ELBOW PARK 1,208 1,017 36 927 20 3.07
ELBOYA 777 714 20 399 22 2.43
ERIN WOODS 2,469 2,403 47 1,659 1 2.97
ERLTON 721 681 27 440 2 1.78
EVANSTON 3,644 3,233 39 2,970 334 3.10
EVERGREEN 7,097 6,976 70 6,157 33 3.07
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Community Dwellings
Occupied
Dwellings
Vacant
Dwellings
Owner
Occupied
Under
Construction
Average
Residents
per
Dwelling
FAIRVIEW 1,614 1,572 36 1,034 0 2.44
FAIRVIEW INDUSTRIAL 1 0 1 0 0 0.00
FALCONRIDGE 3,513 3,375 92 1,827 1 3.21
FOOTHILLS 2 1 1 0 0 343.00
FOREST HEIGHTS 2,250 2,149 75 1,273 0 3.03
FOREST LAWN 3,367 3,146 131 973 1 2.55
FOREST LAWN INDUSTRIAL 63 59 1 54 0 2.25
FRANKLIN 3 3 0 0 0 0.00
GLAMORGAN 2,978 2,852 51 1,722 0 2.27
GLENBROOK 3,254 3,115 77 1,583 15 2.31
GLENDALE 1,112 1,068 28 853 5 2.56
GLENMORE PARK 3 3 0 0 0 0.00
GOLDEN TRIANGLE 1 1 0 0 0 0.00
GREENVIEW 1,120 1,073 31 415 3 2.00
GREENVIEW INDUSTRIAL PARK 4 0 1 0 0 0.00
GREENWOOD/GREENBRIAR 498 484 8 449 0 1.96
HAMPTONS 2,473 2,443 26 2,335 0 3.18
HARVEST HILLS 2,573 2,548 15 2,220 0 2.98
HAWKWOOD 3,331 3,289 22 3,075 0 2.97
HAYSBORO 3,644 3,535 76 2,047 0 2.05
HIDDEN VALLEY 3,867 3,839 24 3,454 0 3.09
HIGHLAND PARK 2,217 1,942 110 586 114 2.04
HIGHWOOD 996 936 44 583 3 2.38
HILLHURST 3,584 3,141 79 1,209 122 2.07

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Community Dwellings
Occupied
Dwellings
Vacant
Dwellings
Owner
Occupied
Under
Construction
Average
Residents
per
Dwelling
HORIZON 5 3 2 0 0 23.00
HOUNSFIELD HEIGHTS/BRIAR HILL 1,110 1,018 48 761 30 2.87
HUNTINGTON HILLS 5,578 5,365 111 3,328 3 2.52
INGLEWOOD 2,267 1,981 79 1,101 149 1.84
KELVIN GROVE 902 878 18 468 0 2.72
KILLARNEY/GLENGARRY 3,772 3,459 138 1,849 93 2.09
KINCORA 1,808 1,637 17 1,535 151 3.30
KINGSLAND 2,395 2,309 49 745 2 2.08
LAKE BONAVISTA 4,106 4,012 44 3,505 7 2.62
LAKEVIEW 2,340 2,287 25 1,834 12 2.39
LEGACY 310 125 12 123 143 2.81
LINCOLN PARK 1,412 1,379 31 380 0 1.90
MACEWAN 1,781 1,774 5 1,535 0 2.85
MAHOGANY 989 846 23 819 92 3.14
MANCHESTER 673 649 2 24 7 2.05
MANCHESTER INDUSTRIAL 3 1 2 0 0 0.00
MAPLE RIDGE 811 788 16 738 0 2.45
MARLBOROUGH 3,177 3,076 79 1,958 0 2.92
MARLBOROUGH PARK 3,095 2,970 69 2,142 0 2.94
MARTINDALE 4,062 3,950 64 2,962 0 3.74
MAYFAIR 156 153 1 149 1 3.09
MAYLAND 1 1 0 0 0 0.00
MAYLAND HEIGHTS 2,818 2,723 48 1,400 5 2.33
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Community Dwellings
Occupied
Dwellings
Vacant
Dwellings
Owner
Occupied
Under
Construction
Average
Residents
per
Dwelling
MCKENZIE LAKE 4,656 4,600 39 4,112 0 3.08
MCKENZIE TOWNE 7,090 6,887 135 5,572 43 2.58
MEADOWLARK PARK 278 260 9 227 2 2.43
MIDNAPORE 2,748 2,682 27 1,832 22 2.59
MILLRISE 2,641 2,599 39 2,056 0 2.71
MISSION 3,300 2,952 100 968 38 1.47
MONTEREY PARK 3,168 3,112 41 2,577 0 3.44
MONTGOMERY 1,893 1,764 51 975 49 2.32
MOUNT PLEASANT 2,694 2,462 97 1,430 72 2.21
MOUNT ROYAL LOWER 2,414 2,216 57 664 108 1.50
NEW BRIGHTON 3,842 3,667 38 3,248 121 2.90
NOLAN HILL 258 196 3 190 47 2.81
NORTH AIRWAYS 3 2 1 0 0 0.00
NORTH GLENMORE PARK 1,017 955 36 737 15 2.49
NORTH HAVEN 1,001 973 20 663 0 2.50
NORTH HAVEN UPPER 246 242 3 225 0 2.63
OAKRIDGE 2,290 2,231 40 1,973 0 2.53
OGDEN 3,889 3,754 67 2,203 2 2.38
PALLISER 1,840 1,662 39 1,028 132 2.07
PANORAMA HILLS 8,063 7,719 98 6,492 232 3.26
PARKDALE 1,035 933 51 535 36 2.51
PARKHILL 858 769 41 417 21 2.09
PARKLAND 1,445 1,420 17 1,363 0 2.65
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Community Dwellings
Occupied
Dwellings
Vacant
Dwellings
Owner
Occupied
Under
Construction
Average
Residents
per
Dwelling
PATTERSON 2,035 1,964 26 1,508 26 2.21
PEGASUS 2 2 0 0 0 0.00
PENBROOKE MEADOWS 3,280 3,122 79 1,855 2 2.81
PINERIDGE 3,773 3,685 63 2,275 0 2.75
POINT MCKAY 846 825 19 628 0 1.63
PUMP HILL 562 541 13 409 0 3.08
QUEENSLAND 1,905 1,880 18 1,459 1 2.65
QUEENS PARK VILLAGE 188 187 1 0 0 2.56
RAMSAY 1,129 1,049 41 522 16 2.06
RANCHLANDS 3,059 3,001 46 1,963 0 2.64
RED CARPET 915 895 19 700 0 1.91
REDSTONE 547 242 2 230 288 3.39
RENFREW 3,231 3,006 139 1,683 41 2.01
RICHMOND 2,293 2,077 96 1,273 84 2.19
RIDEAU PARK 339 259 12 198 4 1.92
RIVERBEND 3,453 3,416 30 3,115 0 2.84
ROCKY RIDGE 3,082 2,989 46 2,563 31 2.74
ROSEDALE 633 582 22 462 19 2.71
ROSEMONT 567 534 20 321 3 2.32
ROSSCARROCK 1,641 1,508 61 443 13 2.26
ROXBORO 161 83 8 80 9 2.93
ROYAL OAK 4,078 4,011 57 3,450 2 2.90
RUNDLE 3,814 3,670 82 2,237 19 3.14
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Community Dwellings
Occupied
Dwellings
Vacant
Dwellings
Owner
Occupied
Under
Construction
Average
Residents
per
Dwelling
RUTLAND PARK 970 949 8 740 5 2.40
SADDLE RIDGE 4,646 4,330 62 3,377 232 4.11
SADDLE RIDGE INDUSTRIAL 19 19 0 0 0 3.05
SAGE HILL 1,603 1,372 35 1,314 178 2.84
SANDSTONE VALLEY 2,126 2,100 19 1,831 2 2.95
SCARBORO 337 323 9 281 0 2.85
SCARBORO/SUNALTA WEST 165 155 7 128 2 2.62
SCENIC ACRES 2,923 2,898 15 2,775 0 2.97
SECTION 23 1 0 1 0 0 0.00
SETON 868 719 41 317 5 2.13
SHAGANAPPI 866 668 19 606 171 2.37
SHAWNEE SLOPES 3,305 3,270 29 2,710 1 2.94
SHAWNESSY 150 145 3 133 0 1.81
SHEPARD INDUSTRIAL 1,228 1,138 22 901 62 3.32
SHERWOOD 5,252 5,159 70 4,771 0 2.67
SIGNAL HILL 2,275 2,093 20 1,856 157 3.01
SILVERADO 3,528 3,470 46 2,885 1 2.56
SILVER SPRINGS 2,247 2,026 33 1,879 178 3.10
SKYVIEW RANCH 3,144 3,110 26 2,446 0 2.81
SOMERSET 2 2 0 0 0 0.00
SOUTH AIRWAYS 2,277 2,116 90 1,018 36 1.87
SOUTH CALGARY 3 2 0 0 0 0.00
SOUTH FOOTHILLS 970 949 8 740 5 2.40
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Community Dwellings
Occupied
Dwellings
Vacant
Dwellings
Owner
Occupied
Under
Construction
Average
Residents
per
Dwelling
SOUTHVIEW 926 778 28 422 1 2.33
SOUTHWOOD 2,661 2,560 44 1,484 0 2.48
SPRINGBANK HILL 3,295 3,180 52 2,727 53 3.03
SPRUCE CLIFF 2,434 2,209 179 907 6 2.03
ST. ANDREWS HEIGHTS 646 613 16 354 13 2.75
STARFIELD 2 2 0 0 0 0.00
STONEY 1 5 5 0 0 0 3.40
STONEY 2 1 1 0 0 0 0.00
STONEY 4 3 1 2 0 0 0.00
STRATHCONA PARK 2,445 2,412 16 2,201 3 2.96
SUNALTA 2,119 2,002 74 460 1 1.69
SUNDANCE 3,409 3,367 28 3,048 0 3.08
SUNNYSIDE 2,413 2,287 63 708 8 1.68
SUNRIDGE 7 5 2 0 0 19.20
TARADALE 4,916 4,795 59 3,480 2 3.90
TEMPLE 3,686 3,571 70 2,461 3 3.16
THORNCLIFFE 3,851 3,678 94 2,167 0 2.40
TUSCANY 6,504 6,425 59 5,908 10 3.03
TUXEDO PARK 2,693 2,398 144 1,038 58 2.03
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS 1,373 1,342 26 406 1 2.25
UNIVERSITY OF CALGARY 1,242 854 35 0 315 3.33
UPPER MOUNT ROYAL 1,069 1,016 28 751 16 2.57
VALLEYFIELD 6 3 1 0 0 0.00
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Community Dwellings
Occupied
Dwellings
Vacant
Dwellings
Owner
Occupied
Under
Construction
Average
Residents
per
Dwelling
VALLEY RIDGE 1,904 1,868 13 1,804 16 2.95
VARSITY 5,738 5,423 64 3,329 202 2.31
VISTA HEIGHTS 848 825 20 378 0 2.83
WALDEN 951 696 15 660 221 3.13
WESTGATE 1,335 1,292 28 941 8 2.49
WEST HILLHURST 2,952 2,743 105 1,595 61 2.30
WHITEHORN 3,000 2,856 50 2,659 88 3.18
WILDWOOD 3,920 3,703 74 2,421 5 3.33
WILLOW PARK 1,058 1,012 17 907 10 2.66
WINDSOR PARK 2,284 2,242 27 1,763 0 2.43
WINSTON HEIGHTS/MOUNTVIEW 2,453 2,333 61 927 26 1.89
WOODBINE 1,899 1,739 91 1,010 29 2.21
WOODLANDS 3,371 3,320 27 2,985 0 2.76
RESIDUAL WARD 1 2,409 2,354 42 1,743 0 2.65
RESIDUAL WARD 2 113 108 0 115 2 3.54
RESIDUAL WARD 3 23 19 1 17 0 76.74
RESIDUAL WARD 4 29 24 5 48 0 3.13
RESIDUAL WARD 5 0 0 0 11 0 0.00
RESIDUAL WARD 6 11 9 0 19 1 4.67
RESIDUAL WARD 7 15 12 2 25 1 5.33
RESIDUAL WARD 8 0 0 0 75 0 0.00
RESIDUAL WARD 9 0 0 0 49 0 0.00
RESIDUAL WARD 10 7 6 0 32 0 11.67
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Community Dwellings
Occupied
Dwellings
Vacant
Dwellings
Owner
Occupied
Under
Construction
Average
Residents
per
Dwelling
RESIDUAL WARD 11 0 0 0 38 0 0.00
RESIDUAL WARD 12 134 117 12 105 0 2.81
RESIDUAL WARD 13 32 27 4 36 0 2.30
RESIDUAL WARD 14 28 25 2 29 0 3.80
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Population and Number of Dwellings by Select Structure Type
Community
SF DUP APT TWN CNV
Population Dwellings Population Dwellings Population Dwellings Population Dwellings Population Dwellings
ABBEYDALE 4,352 1,420 840 290 699 230 152 90
ACADIA 5,498 2,281 334 132 3,680 2,025 956 384 121 106
ALBERT PARK/RADISSON
HEIGHTS
2,511 926 1,280 450 938 750 1,034 343 713 443
ALTADORE 4,586 1,816 1,735 751 1,322 1,010 1,396 715 246 200
ALYTH/BONNYBROOK 0 11
APPLEWOOD PARK 5,093 1,369 66 20 1,031 615 504 132 170 92
ARBOUR LAKE 8,767 2,683 335 174 1,089 683 168 61 30 22
ASPEN WOODS 6,226 1,887 34 11 268 271 889 480 0 4
AUBURN BAY
9,130 3,060 896 386 87 97 1,013 585
BANFF TRAIL
2,525 1,019 543 241 193 120 8 4 891 549
BANKVIEW 1,089 517 153 85 3,436 2,442 404 236 261 212
BAYVIEW 612 212 57 36
BEDDINGTON HEIGHTS 7,419 2,601 2,480 923 64 37 1,636 640 252 164
BEL-AIRE 434 158
BELTLINE 134 79 11 8 20,162 14,651 591 374 71 59
BONAVISTA DOWNS 955 368 0 1
BOWNESS 5,405 2,383 2,156 861 1,005 677 1,900 853 745 448
BRAESIDE 3,733 1,401 152 76 230 160 1,828 899 17 12
BRENTWOOD 5,154 1,981 260 205 549 240 124 76
BRIDGELAND/RIVERSIDE 1,819 886 196 100 2,610 1,887 278 200 314 270
BRIDLEWOOD
9,545 2,864 755 305 1,658 792 548 204 71 37
BRITANNIA
626 255 96 57
BURNS INDUSTRIAL
CALGARY INTERNATIONAL
AIRPORT
0 1
CAMBRIAN HEIGHTS 1,502 607 291 137 16 16 139 56 93 67
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Community
SF DUP APT TWN CNV
CANYON MEADOWS 5,333 1,957 393 155 604 333 1,406 711 102 54
CAPITOL HILL 1,962 909 1,150 509 586 424 116 46 539 429
CASTLERIDGE 5,045 1,460 762 226 199 120 390 177
CEDARBRAE 3,443 1,335 1,395 570 308 163 1,094 513 31 28
CFB - CURRIE 276 108 129 67 9 5
CFB - LINCOLN PARK PMQ 834 262 211 72 364 252 314 141 0 1
CHAPARRAL 10,725 3,155 613 313 284 193 779 381 0 1
CHARLESWOOD 3,321 1,295 94 34 173 117 57 31
CHINATOWN 1,816 1,377 0 4
CHINOOK PARK 1,326 490 238 96 0 2
CHRISTIE PARK 1,542 476 163 94 317 156
CITADEL 8,943 2,822 408 224 1,037 431 0 5
CITYSCAPE 0 0
CLIFF BUNGALOW 340 168 28 14 1,343 941 110 70 182 153
COACH HILL 1,772 633 209 104 346 237 976 506
COLLINGWOOD 1,868 731 202 96 175 120 9 5 44 28
COPPERFIELD 8,300 2,793 143 51 407 563 1,100 650 16 7
CORAL SPRINGS 5,804 1,438 0 1 81 36 131 67
COUGAR RIDGE 6,123 1,880 245 92 329 204 0 1
COUNTRY HILLS 2,948 979 297 200 537 244 0 4
COUNTRY HILLS VILLAGE 1,591 961 861 389
COVENTRY HILLS 15,993 5,086 527 185 327 223 94 41
CRANSTON 13,159 4,573 649 316 699 411 805 478 10 5
CRESCENT HEIGHTS 2,429 1,130 165 88 2,890 1,984 419 244 163 150
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Community
SF DUP APT TWN CNV
CRESTMONT 1,514 473
DALHOUSIE 5,335 1,932 913 307 1,363 861 1,461 569 113 68
DEER RIDGE 2,368 858 413 140 1,277 494 6 9
DEER RUN 4,276 1,562 330 117 317 216 392 206 20 12
DIAMOND COVE 713 271
DISCOVERY RIDGE 3,204 914 245 106 898 568 115 62
DOUGLASDALE/GLEN 11,629 3,917 227 144 618 321 471 251 0 3
DOVER 5,422 2,077 2,239 789 1,587 1,148 1,326 549 450 306
DOWNTOWN COMMERCIAL CORE 0 2 8,624 5,369 33 20
DOWNTOWN EAST VILLAGE 1,402 1,622
DOWNTOWN WEST END 0 4 2,265 1,620
EAGLE RIDGE 248 98 15 10
EAST FAIRVIEW INDUSTRIAL
EAST SHEPARD INDUSTRIAL 0 1
EAU CLAIRE 0 1 1,830 1,296 46 23
EDGEMONT 13,680 4,402 635 255 547 291 1,031 453 24 19
ELBOW PARK 3,111 1,194 0 2 12 12
ELBOYA 1,180 476 20 10 464 250 38 20 34 20
ERIN WOODS 5,660 1,852 162 49 145 119 884 271 107 81
ERLTON 244 126 92 44 626 403 182 101 59 46
EVANSTON 8,712 3,040 553 204 0 67 639 322 19 8
EVERGREEN 17,624 5,327 796 338 1,208 774 1,568 642 36 15
FAIRVIEW 3,026 1,256 754 313 57 45
FAIRVIEW INDUSTRIAL
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Community
SF DUP APT TWN CNV
FALCONRIDGE 6,136 1,858 1,729 543 467 212 1,879 597 629 303
FOOTHILLS 0 1
FOREST HEIGHTS 2,813 945 1,387 460 43 30 1,652 577 362 237
FOREST LAWN 3,614 1,391 911 332 388 212 2,009 744 1,012 657
FOREST LAWN INDUSTRIAL
FRANKLIN
GLAMORGAN 2,871 1,139 188 73 1,428 835 1,675 866 23 18
GLENBROOK 2,270 909 1,713 691 1,163 721 1,678 704 349 226
GLENDALE 2,507 959 170 108 38 24 24 21
GLENMORE PARK 0 3
GOLDEN TRIANGLE
GREENVIEW 453 206 65 30 802 511 730 309 92 64
GREENVIEW INDUSTRIAL PARK 0 3
GREENWOOD/GREENBRIAR 0 1
HAMPTONS 7,046 2,098 292 160 437 215
HARVEST HILLS 6,641 2,096 178 106 270 165 398 182 47 22
HAWKWOOD 9,371 3,067 171 138 220 119 11 7
HAYSBORO 4,486 1,815 2,669 1,774 14 9 71 46
HIDDEN VALLEY 10,955 3,441 285 132 590 274 44 20
HIGHLAND PARK 1,937 881 609 273 632 513 44 19 668 483
HIGHWOOD 1,789 736 156 73 36 19 41 16 198 147
HILLHURST 2,283 1,010 675 265 2,814 1,940 186 94 221 163
HORIZON
HOUNSFIELD HEIGHTS/BRIAR HILL 1,688 676 575 369 52 33 33 29
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Community
SF DUP APT TWN CNV
HUNTINGTON HILLS 7,861 2,955 1,531 557 720 527 2,879 1,200 304 209
INGLEWOOD 1,705 843 290 138 795 774 626 330 149 151
KELVIN GROVE 1,028 354 23 16 859 504 49 26
KILLARNEY/GLENGARRY 2,903 1,364 1,541 712 776 544 1,247 630 621 465
KINCORA 4,986 1,470 173 87 0 99 239 152
KINGSLAND 1,604 663 496 195 2,142 1,260 443 188 118 88
LAKE BONAVISTA 9,153 3,272 1,148 831
LAKEVIEW 4,308 1,689 159 74 591 334 399 230 19 13
LEGACY 246 206 105 103
LINCOLN PARK 15 7 1,492 960 1,066 444
MACEWAN 4,429 1,515 171 66 429 185 24 15
MAHOGANY 2,460 891 199 96
MANCHESTER 37 28 17 4 1,074 628 8 4 9 5
MANCHESTER INDUSTRIAL
MAPLE RIDGE 1,931 806 0 5
MARLBOROUGH 6,807 2,266 392 125 863 370 513 193 414 223
MARLBOROUGH PARK 6,320 2,063 179 75 83 58 1,742 630 417 269
MARTINDALE 13,446 3,540 182 52 356 148 777 322
MAYFAIR 473 156
MAYLAND
MAYLAND HEIGHTS 3,184 1,301 827 327 1,085 620 835 286 376 260
MCKENZIE LAKE 13,183 4,237 54 24 919 379 33 16
MCKENZIE TOWNE 11,089 3,660 1,542 639 2,486 1,494 2,219 1,205 13 11
MEADOWLARK PARK 632 276 0 2
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Community
SF DUP APT TWN CNV
MIDNAPORE 3,670 1,340 1,107 445 796 520 957 419 24 19
MILLRISE 5,177 1,705 190 106 804 533 662 272 45 23
MISSION 110 83 0 2 4,003 3,081 69 54 48 67
MONTEREY PARK 9,188 2,475 69 23 308 156 354 138 149 74
MONTGOMERY 2,165 1,030 1,013 439 163 131 230 86 268 194
MOUNT PLEASANT 3,264 1,495 1,378 583 170 112 112 86 512 411
MOUNT ROYAL LOWER 104 53 43 18 2,825 2,209 191 101 48 31
NEW BRIGHTON 8,920 3,034 370 142 130 72 1,208 593
NOLAN HILL 550 258
NORTH AIRWAYS
NORTH GLENMORE PARK 1,997 804 238 109 76 46 59 52
NORTH HAVEN 1,541 605 507 204 92 72 236 86 58 34
NORTH HAVEN UPPER 636 245 0 1
OAKRIDGE 4,569 1,706 255 144 53 35 770 402 0 3
OGDEN 5,128 2,166 1,307 512 660 331 1,249 549 442 322
PALLISER 1,278 468 320 184 874 710 652 319 0 3
PANORAMA HILLS 19,573 5,335 1,614 611 1,973 1,171 1,667 804 88 45
PARKDALE 1,052 495 382 170 236 166 84 59 175 122
PARKHILL 760 367 352 158 390 253 32 19 71 61
PARKLAND 3,634 1,351 15 10 100 70 20 14
PATTERSON 1,688 574 334 169 1,158 668 1,170 624
PEGASUS
PENBROOKE MEADOWS 4,761 1,615 1,153 380 323 169 1,828 681 695 435
PINERIDGE 5,343 1,730 1,726 607 1,277 714 1,556 606 220 116
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Community
SF DUP APT TWN CNV
POINT MCKAY 52 24 412 312 884 510
PUMP HILL 1,069 382 85 50 69 61 99 66 0 1
QUEENSLAND 3,247 1,169 575 222 116 60 922 391 124 63
QUEENS PARK VILLAGE 478 188
RAMSAY 1,496 746 200 87 62 54 149 50 236 184
RANCHLANDS 4,164 1,469 702 271 610 285 2,325 958 125 76
RED CARPET 695 400
REDSTONE 666 280 155 112 0 154 0 1
RENFREW 3,213 1,460 481 217 943 670 929 474 455 401
RICHMOND 2,377 1,075 1,191 540 466 330 259 134 226 196
RIDEAU PARK 214 129 0 1 240 184 44 23 0 2
RIVERBEND 9,327 3,241 76 42 270 150 23 20
ROCKY RIDGE 5,635 1,781 461 196 720 490 1,206 612 0 2
ROSEDALE 1,503 575 47 36 11 4 11 17
ROSEMONT 756 308 362 174 31 19 89 65
ROSSCARROCK 999 438 1,176 474 624 357 223 96 386 275
ROXBORO 243 161
ROYAL OAK 9,424 2,900 272 118 983 609 965 450 6 1
RUNDLE 7,414 2,226 425 173 3,159 1,111 544 303
RUTLAND PARK 690 310 90 40 96 95 1,206 492 60 32
SADDLE RIDGE 15,092 3,491 322 100 939 495 654 237 762 321
SADDLE RIDGE INDUSTRIAL 58 16 0 3
SAGE HILL 3,404 1,201 56 24 145 172
SANDSTONE VALLEY 5,224 1,680 129 44 806 385 31 17
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Community
SF DUP APT TWN CNV
SCARBORO 908 329 11 8
SCARBORO/SUNALTA WEST 406 162 0 3
SCENIC ACRES 7,971 2,667 269 162 144 75 8 5
SECTION 23 0 1
SETON 853 376 254 117 221 156 70 116 119 100
SHAGANAPPI 1,143 404 167 96 217 318 53 48
SHAWNEE SLOPES 8,265 2,681 117 66 479 257 570 254 80 45
SHAWNESSY
SHEPARD INDUSTRIAL 3,305 954 451 257 22 17
SHERWOOD 10,741 3,405 696 374 1,508 1,083 764 385 0 4
SIGNAL HILL 5,302 1,731 360 120 0 123 635 297 0 3
SILVERADO 6,824 2,550 520 208 481 240 1,048 514 27 16
SILVER SPRINGS 4,531 1,295 615 229 550 457 550 251 31 14
SKYVIEW RANCH 6,954 2,178 1,471 784 298 169 28 13
SOMERSET
SOUTH AIRWAYS 1,261 636 566 276 1,187 810 522 308 163 116
SOUTH CALGARY 0 3
SOUTH FOOTHILLS 1,345 585 66 25 20 110 126 54 148 105
SOUTHVIEW 3,556 1,374 751 288 564 334 1,294 520 139 110
SOUTHWOOD 8,114 2,517 368 204 853 513 124 58 0 2
SPRINGBANK HILL 724 322 252 113 2,628 1,770 524 141 119 86
SPRUCE CLIFF 1,017 404 173 108 234 132
ST. ANDREWS HEIGHTS 0 2
STARFIELD 908 329 11 8
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Community
SF DUP APT TWN CNV
STONEY 1 17 5
STONEY 2
STONEY 4 0 1
STRATHCONA PARK 6,010 1,941 509 224 602 273 19 7
SUNALTA 547 250 0 3 2,492 1,641 132 70 196 144
SUNDANCE 9,712 3,066 145 74 106 100 378 152 23 17
SUNNYSIDE 1,035 514 102 44 2,207 1,562 363 179 103 95
SUNRIDGE
TARADALE 14,106 3,307 778 212 1,003 380 1,342 438 1,452 579
TEMPLE 7,559 2,303 1,817 610 282 118 1,207 425 436 228
THORNCLIFFE 4,853 2,051 960 375 466 332 2,227 815 332 278
TUSCANY 17,676 5,475 192 110 831 522 752 389 14 8
TUXEDO PARK 2,189 1,078 1,005 434 796 590 426 231 371 313
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS 1,159 430 128 41 1,661 874 42 12 23 15
UNIVERSITY OF CALGARY 1,477 988 584 249
UPPER MOUNT ROYAL 2,222 796 30 10 312 234 21 13 23 14
VALLEYFIELD 0 5 0 1
VALLEY RIDGE 5,148 1,761 222 142
VARSITY 7,144 2,606 454 169 3,010 1,963 1,809 931 131 67
VISTA HEIGHTS 952 380 59 20 84 41 1,199 371 40 33
WALDEN 1,519 572 398 173 82 195 11 8
WESTGATE 2,339 915 124 53 240 141 428 187 45 38
WEST HILLHURST 3,575 1,513 1,353 563 538 430 322 163 334 249
WEST SPRINGS 7,722 2,316 389 182 966 500 0 1
WHITEHORN 8,779 2,546 2,155 664 81 60 272 117 844 531
WILDWOOD 2,654 1,026 28 17 13 14
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Community
SF DUP APT TWN CNV
WILLOW PARK 4,033 1,587 444 229 888 439 20 11
WINDSOR PARK 771 346 793 339 2,341 1,528 158 85 173 103
WINSTON HEIGHTS/MOUNTVIEW 1,778 851 705 322 132 127 383 179 270 242
WOODBINE 8,168 2,930 199 82 769 342 26 17
WOODLANDS 4,239 1,531 305 121 316 163 1,295 579 21 14
RESIDUAL WARD 1 341 108 0 0 0 0 11 1
RESIDUAL WARD 2 28 17 4 0 3 0
RESIDUAL WARD 3 57 27 7 1
RESIDUAL WARD 4 0 0 0 0 6 0
RESIDUAL WARD 5 11 8 2 0 0 0 4 2
RESIDUAL WARD 7 1 0 0 0 5 0 0 0
RESIDUAL WARD 8 2 0 10 0 0 0 4 0
RESIDUAL WARD 9 30 5 0 0 0 0 0 0
RESIDUAL WARD 10 174 71 0 0 0 0
RESIDUAL WARD 11 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 12 0

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Glossary of Terms
Annexation
The incorporation of additional territory into The City limits. The
City limits are defined by the Province for the City of Calgary and
are changed only through annexation or deannexation.
Dwelling
A self contained unit with full cooking, sleeping and sanitary
facilities which are not part of an institution.
Dwelling Unit
Used for Other
Purposes
A structure or unit that was originally built as a dwelling and which
could be used as a dwelling again, but which is presently used for
non-residential purposes.
Employed
Employed persons include those 15 years of age and older who
are employed full or part time. This includes those who are self-
employed, employed by others and persons who may not be
working temporarily due to health, vacation, weather, labour
disputes or other personal reasons such as bereavement.
Natural
Increase
The result of the excess of births over deaths.
Net Migration
The difference between the number of persons moving into
Calgary and the number moving away.
Occupancy
Rate
The average number of residents per dwelling.
Owner
Occupancy
Rate
The percentage of occupied dwellings owned by the occupant.
Resident
A person who maintains residence in the City of Calgary is
considered a resident. This includes newly arrived persons,
persons absent on courses or for educational purposes, persons
temporarily located at remote work sites, or persons attending
university outside the City of Calgary, etc. The resident must
consider the Calgary residence as their permanent address.
Structure Type
The physical structure of the dwelling, or the physical structure of
the building in which the dwelling is located. See all structure
type definitions on the Structure Type Legend.
Under
Construction
A dwelling unit is considered under construction as soon as the
foundation is poured and until the structure is ready for
occupancy.
Vacancy Rate
The percentage of all dwellings that are available to be occupied,
that are not currently occupied.
Vacant
Dwelling
A vacant unit is one which is uninhabited at the time of the
Census, but is suitable and available for occupancy.

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Structure Type Legend

Code Type Description
SF Single Family A structure originally designed and built to contain a
single dwelling unit.
DUP Duplex A structure originally designed and built to contain two
dwelling units, either side-by-side or one above the
other.
MUP Multiplex A structure originally designed and built to contain at
least three dwelling units on one or two levels.
APT Apartment A structure originally designed and built to contain at
least three dwelling units on three or more levels.
TWN Town House A structure originally designed and built to contain
three or more attached or semi-detached dwelling
units.
MF Manufactured/Mobile
Home
A structure originally built to be movable, whether it is
now movable or on a permanent foundation.
CNV Converted Structure The additional dwelling unit in a structure that contains
more units than the building was originally designed
and built to contain.
COM Communal Housing A structure that contains one dwelling unit, in which
multiple individuals are accommodated, who have
separate sleeping facilities but share common cooking
and/or bathroom facilities.
RCS Residence in
Commercial
Structure
A structure that is primarily commercial but which also
contains one or two dwelling units.
OTH Other Any residential structure that contains a dwelling unit
which does not fit the other structure types listed.
NUR Nursing Home,
Auxiliary Hospital,
Care Centres, etc.
A structure originally designed and built to contain one
or more dwelling unit which is designated as a nursing
home, auxiliary hospital, care centre, etc.
INS Other Institution A structure where multiple residents are temporarily
living and where the cooking is centrally provided for
and which is not prepared by the residents, i.e.
hospice, jail, etc.
HTL Hotels, Motels,
Transient Residence
A structure that provides lodging.

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Freedom of Information and Protection of Pri vacy (FOIP)
Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy rules are applied to the data to
ensure that no individual can be identified in any of the data released.
If there are 5 or less residents showing within a community or if there are 10 or less
residents in 20 or fewer dwellings units within a community the data is removed from
the community and included under the residual area for the ward.
Census data, at the dwelling unit level, becomes public from The City of Calgary
Archives once the data has been in existence for 50 years.

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Schedule of Additional Questions to Base Census

16

16
Note: Questions may be added on an ad hoc basis in addition to regularly scheduled questions.

Year Aboriginals Age/Sex Dogs & Cats
No. of
Employed Enumeration
Transportation
Survey
Mode of
Transport
1999 X X X X
2000
2001 X X X
2002 X X
2003
2004 X X
2005
2006 X X X
2007 X
2008
2009 X
2010 X X
2011 X X X X
2012
2013 X
2014 X X
2015
2016 X X

X
2017 X

X
2018
2019 X

2020 X
2021

x

X X

2022

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For More Information

Visit The City of Calgary, City Clerks website for information on the current
census:
http:/www.calgary.ca/census
Email the Election and Information Services Office at census@calgary.ca

Contact the Election and Information Services Office, Monday through Friday, 8
am to 4:30 pm, at 403-476-4100 (Option 3);

For historical Census information, please visit:
http://www.calgary.ca/geodemographics

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Data Notes

iii
For all tables, blank cells indicate that there is no record for the data points; zeros
indicate that there is a record for the data however, the result is zero or may have been
suppressed for privacy.

iv
Non-residential communities with no population or dwellings are not included in the
community tables.

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