Map 1
Canada's total merchandise trade with the European Union, 2016

Map description

The title of the map is "Canada's total merchandise trade with the European Union, 2016"

The title of the map is "Canada's total merchandise trade with European Union countries, 2016".

The map is of Europe with political boundaries drawn for each country. The map indicates Canada's total merchandise trade (imports plus exports) on a Customs basis for every member country of the European Union in 2016. On this map a darker colour indicates a higher amount of total trade. Countries that are not members of the European Union not labelled and are depicted in white.

Category 1 (dark blue) represents countries where total merchandise trade is greater than or equal to $15 billion. The countries included in category 1 are Germany and the United Kingdom.

Category 2 (turquoise) represents countries where total merchandise trade is $5 billion to less than $15 billion. The countries included in category 2 are Belgium, France, Italy and the Netherlands.

Category 3 (green) represents countries where total merchandise trade is $1 billion to less than $5 billion. The countries included in category 3 are Austria, Denmark, Finland, Ireland, Poland, Spain, and Sweden.

Category 4 (light green) represents countries where total merchandise trade is $100 million to less than $1 billion. The countries included in category 4 are Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Estonia, Greece, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Portugal, Romania, Slovenia, and Slovakia.

Category 5 (light yellow) represents countries where total merchandise trade is less than $100 million. The countries included in category 5 are Croatia and Cyprus.

Source: Statistics Canada, Canadian International Merchandise Trade Database, 2017.