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Table 2-10
Quarterly population estimates and factors of demographic growth, provincial perspective — Alberta

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Alberta
	Population at beginning period	Natural increase	Net interprovincial migration	Net international migration	Total net migration	Total growth	Total growth
	number						percent
2010
July - September	3,720,946	..	..	..	..	..	..
April - June	3,702,408	8,436	2,820	7,282	10,102	18,538	0.50
January - March	3,690,250	6,745	312	5,101	5,413	12,158	0.33
2009
October - December	3,683,443	7,385	-2,780	2,202	-578	6,807	0.18
July - September	3,670,742	8,365	-2,535	6,871	4,336	12,701	0.35
April - June	3,652,096	8,335	1,731	8,580	10,311	18,646	0.51
January - March	3,632,086	6,625	4,685	8,700	13,385	20,010	0.55
2008
October - December	3,613,134	7,159	4,111	7,682	11,793	18,952	0.52
July - September	3,591,391	8,051	2,657	11,035	13,692	21,743	0.61
April - June	3,563,246	7,983	7,215	12,947	20,162	28,145	0.79
January - March	3,545,176	6,379	3,862	7,829	11,691	18,070	0.51
2007
October - December	3,530,555	6,936	2,035	5,650	7,685	14,621	0.41
July - September	3,512,691	7,833	2,205	7,826	10,031	17,864	0.51
April - June	3,489,842	7,805	4,677	10,367	15,044	22,849	0.65
January - March	3,471,715	6,252	4,725	7,150	11,875	18,127	0.52
2006
October - December	3,452,956	6,294	7,678	4,787	12,465	18,759	0.54
July - September	3,421,253	7,404	16,729	7,570	24,299	31,703	0.93

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