Geographic area amalgamations

The following tables list the geographic amalgamations, in alphabetical order by census division and census consolidated subdivisions, within a province. This is the census division and census consolidated subdivision for which data are available.

• The first column lists the names of the census divisions where an amalgamation took place. The name of the census division that is the largest component of the amalgamation is in bold type with its component census divisions, if necessary, listed beneath.
• The second column contains the codes for the geographic areas - two digits for the province, two digits for the census agricultural region, two digits for the census division and three digits for the census consolidated subdivision.
• The third column lists the names of the census consolidated subdivisions where an amalgamation was necessary. In most cases it is named by the largest component, shown in bold type, with the geographic areas merged for the amalgamation listed beneath.
• The fourth and fifth columns indicate the number of farms in each geographic area in 2006 and 2001.

Note: In some cases the geographic area amalgamations will have changed between 2001 and 2006. To access the geographic area amalgamations for 2001 please visit 2001 Census of Agriculture Farm data and operator data: full release; the geographic area amalgamations can be found by accessing the first footnote in any data table.

Geographic amalgamations and their components

• Newfoundland and Labrador
• Prince Edward Island
• Nova Scotia
• New Brunswick
• Quebec
• Ontario
• Manitoba
• Saskatchewan
• Alberta
• British Columbia