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Block-face Data File
The Block face data file relates the block-face to all Statistics
Canada's standard levels of geography. Included in this file
are the block-face representative point (centroid), the street
names with corresponding address ranges, geographical area
codes and the 1991 block-face population and dwelling counts.
(Source: STC Geo bulletin vol. 1(9), Dec. 1992 p. 3)
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User guide
[WordPerfect format],
[ascii text format]
SPSS control commands
SAS control commands
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Census Tract Conversion Files
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The 1986-1991 enumeration area correspondence file provides
a table of the relationship between the 1986 EA structure to
the 1991 EA structure, as determined by the spatial coverage
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Geography Attribute File
The GAF assigns to each 1991 Census enumeration area all higher geographic levels by codes and names. It also locates
each enumeration area representative point according to Universal Transverse Mercator (UTM) co-ordinates and Lambert
co-ordinates, as well as by longitude and latitude. The 1991 population and private occupied dwelling counts for all
enumeration areas are also presented. It is a subset of the Geography Tape File.
(Source: Statistics Canada/ 1991 census catalogue (STC 92-302 p. 157)
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Access data [Restricted]
User guide [WordPerfect format]
Record layout
EA linkage errors on the 1991 geographic attribute database
[WordPerfect format]
SPSS control commands
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Geography Tape File
The Geography Tape File is a more detailed geographic file
containing additional geographic codes, of which the Geography
Attribute File is a subset. |
Codebook
SPSS control commands
SAS control commands
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Land Area File
Contains area of all census tracts in census tracted CMAs and CAs. |
No documentation currently available.
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The 1991 Place Name Master File (PNMF) provides population and dwelling counts for census subdivisions
(CSDs) and unincorporated places (UPs) linked to enumeration areas (EAs). In addition, the PNMF also
provides over 21,000 other place names (PNs) linked to standard geographic areas through the Standard Geographical Classification
(SGC). The purpose of the 1991 PNMF is to provide a machine-readable
version of the published 1991 Census Place Name Lists. |
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Postal Code Conversion File
The Postal Code Conversion File (PCCF) links the six character postal code with
standard 1991 Census geographical areas (such as enumeration
areas, census subdivisions, census tracts, etc.). It also
provides the coordinates for a point representing the location
of the postal code to support mapping applications. In
combination with the Street Network Files, this file is
instrumental to urban postal code mapping applications.
(Source: Geo bulletin vol. 1(9), Dec. 1992 p. 3)
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Documentation and data
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Postal Code/Federal Riding File
The 1991 Postal Code/Federal Riding File (PCFR) provides a link between the six
digit character postal code, and Canada's federal ridings (1987 Representation Order).
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Documentation and data
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