108 URBAN AND RURAL DISTRIBUTION OF VARIOUS STOCKS
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TABLE 53.—PERCENTAGE URBAN OF CONTINENTAL EUROPEAN BORN, FOR CANADA AND THE
PROVINCES, BY LINGUISTIC GROUPING OF COUNTRIES OF BIRTH, 1921.
Country of birth
Scandinavian—
Denmark..............
leeland.................
Norway.......c.vovun.
Bodo. cnn cn cnpey 10s
Total...........
Fermanic—
Belgium (Flemish).....
Germany..............
Holland...............
Patal....p 5 poe
Latin and Greck—
Pranog.....oooiinin ines
Greeee......o.oco...un.
(taly.....ooeinnn...
Roumania..............
Total... .coninen
Slavie—
Austrig................
Bulgaria..............
Czechoslovakia.......
Salicia................
Jugo-Slavia...........
Okraine...........
Poland...........
Russia............
Total. .
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Canadal Tdward:
p.c. | Island
urban p.c.
urban
Nova
Scotia
p.c.
urban
31-49 100-00 ' 71-43
7.57 100-00 |
21-86 = 69-66 |
24.60 | 50.00 | 51-30
95.75 1 82.90
10-64 ~
37-24 -
40-90 -
38.74 -
77-87
56-44
62-74
68-90 |
52-37
39-33
75-81
51-12
Boa
37-50
100-00
100-00
68-67
97-59
80-90
94.39
76-R8
EN
P
50-00
75-20
5-65
gp
1g
k
2
New
Bruns-
wick
p.c.
arban
23-08
41-33
35:04
31-42
13-04
5-76
68.75
or.27
25.14
95-24
25-13
78-00
27-28
‘3-26
16-48
20-00
75
Saskat-
Quebec {Ontario | Manito bal chewan
p.c. p.c. | D.C. p.c.
urban ! urban ' urban urban
British
Alberta] Columbia
p.c. p.c.
urban urban
82:24
+00-00
87-28
87-03
a0-NA
57.11
A569
55-88
44-94
50-00
35-24
40-74
31-20
33-61
36.46
18-42
23-61
12-01
12-82
19-6¢
34-85
15-51
15-38
16-36
39-66
39-81
33-58
26-89
30-68
12.8r
87.74
77-06
91-40
85:28
24-06
52-27
61-53
47.91
32:81 1 14-75
39-65 19-85
26-18 25-41
35-68 ' 14.98
29-20
20-63
30-14
24.62
45-57
38-84
37-28
40-43
82-73
99-10
04:08
97-28
68-87
89-66
79-36
80-07
79:14
27-35
93-23
86-01
49-16
45.R4
18-03
89-14
31-85
16-07
18.82
34-77
78-80
42-44
18-45
A
46-29
87-70
52-73
34-97
51-72
Q1.%77
94-46
08. bf
77-27
50-97
a.n
Lo
31.78
0.00
“1-28
5014
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92
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41.311 19-571 .
+61
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2-19
‘0-84
25-11
39-51
26-47
25.81
28-20
37-85
"3:71
49.66
+37
29-55
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RURAL AND URBAN DISTRIBUTION AS BETWEEN PROVINCES
Of all provinces in the Dominion, Prince Edward Island shows the largest percentage
rural and Ontario shows the largest proportion living in urban districts. The provinces with
their respective percentages urban are aranced in order of rank below ——
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56-01
17-19
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While the population of Ontario ranks first in respect to concentration in urban localities,
that of Quebec comes a close second. It is interesting to see that British Columbia in the
extreme West ranks third in the Dominion. Among the Prairie Provinces, Manitoba is the
most urban and Saskatchewan the most rural. In the Maritimes, Novia Scotia has the
largest proportion of its population domiciled in incorporated cities, towns and villages.
Turning to the distribution of the total foreign born as between rural and urban dis-
tricts In the various provinces, one discovers that in the five Eastern provinces they are
more urban and in the four Western provinces less urban than the population as a whole.
In the more urban provinces the foreign born are more urban than the population as a
whole: In the rural provinces of Western Canada they are more rural than the population
