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Largest and smallest census divisions of Canada
Province / Territory Area (km²) Population (2006)
Largest Smallest Largest Smallest
Alberta Division No. 17 192,084.34 Division No. 8 9,908.36 Div. No. 6 (Calgary) 1,160,936 Division No. 4 10,600
British Columbia Stikine Region 132,496.21 Nanaimo 2,034.94 Gtr. Vancouver 2,116,581 Stikine Region 574
Manitoba Division No. 23 242,016.21 Division No. 11 572.12 Division No. 11 621,451 Division No. 23 8,989
New Brunswick North'land Cnty. 12,112.44 St. John Cnty. 1,462.43 Westmorland Cnty. 132,849 Queens County 11,708
Newf'land & Labrador Division No. 10 269,073.30 Division No. 2 6,099.04 Division No. 1 242,875 Division No. 3 19,370
Northwest Territories Fort Smith Rgn. 618,360.38 Inuvik Region 522,747.99 Fort Smith Rgn. 32,272 Inuvik Region 8,536
Nova Scotia Halifax Reg. Mun. 5,495.54 Richmond Cnty. 1,244.28 Halifax Reg. Mun. 372,679 Victoria County 7,960
Nunavut Baffin Region 1,023,570.49 Keewatin Rgn. 444,680.40 Baffin Region 15,765 Kitikmeot Rgn. 5,361
Ontario Kenora District 407,167.33 Toronto Div. 629.91 Toronto Div. 2,503,281 Manitoulin Dist. 13,090
Prince Edward Island Queens County 2,020.17 Kings County 1,684.35 Queens County 72,744 Kings County 18,608
Quebec Nord-du-Québec 747,719.86 Laval 247.07 Montreal 1,620,693 L'Île-d'Orléans 6,862
Saskatchewan Division No. 18 268,498.80 Division No. 10 12,223.73 Division No. 11 244,273 Division No. 4 11,086

Largest and smallest areas and populations in italics.
Yukon (area 474,706.97 km²; 2006 population 30,372) is treated as a single census division.

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