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Division No. 16, Alberta

 
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Division No. 16, Alberta, Canada
16
Alberta Census Divisions
Area 97,267.39 km2 (37,555.1 sq mi)
Population 53,080 (2006)[1]

Division No. 16 is a census division in northeastern Alberta, centred around Fort McMurray. It is largely composed of its two largest components, Wood Buffalo Regional Municipality (65.12% of its land area), and Wood Buffalo National Park (the Alberta part, known as Improvement District No. 24, or 34.36% of its land area). The balance of the division's territory, only 0.514% of its land area, is composed of 25 Indian reserves and one Indian settlement.

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Communities

  • Cities
  • Villages
  • Reserves
    • Allison Bay 219
    • Charles Lake 225
    • Chipewyan 201 (A through G)
    • Clearwater 175
    • Collin Lake 223
    • Cornwall Lake 224
    • Devil's Gate 220
    • Dog Head 218
    • Fort Mackay
    • Fort McKay 174
    • Gregoire Lake 176 and 176A
    • Janvier 194
    • Namur Lake 174B
    • Namur River 174A
    • Old Fort 217
    • Sandy Point 221
    • Thabacha Náre 196A
    • Thebathi 196

Demographics

In 2006, Division No. 16 had a population of 53,080 living in 21,085 dwellings, a 23.5% increase from 2001. The Census division has a land area of 97,267.39 km2 (37,555.1 sq mi) and a population density of 0.5 inhabitants per square kilometer.[1]

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