Census of Canada, 1976
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| Documentation | |
| General documentation |
Catalogue of print census products
Comparative table of Canadian census questions since Confederation |
| Census geography | Commonly used geographic codes |
| Aggregate statistics | |
| Search aggregate data tables | |
| Profile files | Univariate frequencies for all census variables. Available as print products only. Urban/rural areas: 94-129 & 94-130; census tracts: 95-800 to 95-856. |
| Basic summary tabulations | These files contain aggregate statistics consisting of approximately 150 cross-tabulations of two or more variables (i.e., multivariate distributions), at small levels of geography- enumeration area (EA), census tract (CT), census division and census subdivision. |
| Microdata | |
| Public use sample tapes | Microdata files, containing anonymized samples of long-form (2B) responses. Geographic identifiers are for very high levels of geography (provinces and selected CMAs) only. |
| Spatial and Geographic Reference Files | |
| Spatial Data Files | No spatial data files specific to the 1976 census are currently available. Use 1971 files where appropriate. |
| Geographic Reference Files | Several geographic reference files have been developed to serve a variety of purposes in the manipulation of census data. Geographic and reference files include: Enumeration Area correspondence file, Geography tape file, Enumeration Area centroid file, and Street network files. |
| Reference maps | Print maps showing standard geostatistical area boundaries. |