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Which Canadian province has the most people per square kilometre?
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Which province has the same population density over the entire province?
No Canadian province has the same population density over its entirety. Even PEI with only a population of 140,204 people varies from 80.8 persons per square kilometre in the Charlottetown census agglomeration to 179.5 persons per square kilometre in the Summerside census agglomeration. Within the Charlottetown CA, Charlottetown (City) had a population density of 779.7 persons per square kilometre while Meadowbank is only 36.0 persons per square kilometre.
What Canadian province has the most amount of fresh water?
Quebec is the Canadian province with the most freshwater, 176,928 square kilometres. Northwest Territories is the Canadian territory with the most freshwater, 163,021 square kilometres.
What is the largest city in the Canadian providence?
Quebec is the largest province with an area of 7,886,108 square km.
What is the largest province or territory in Canada?
The largest Canadian province in terms of population is Ontario. Based on the 2006 Statistics Canada census, the population of Ontario was 12,160,282 that year. The largest Canadian province in terms of land mass is Quebec. Taken from the 2006 census, Quebec's land area is 1,356,366.78 square kilometres. Note: Nunavut is a Canadian territory, not a province, that has a land area of 1,932,254.97 square kilometres and a population of 29,474 inhabitants in 2006.
Which province in Canada has the most land area?
The Canadian province with the smallest population is Prince Edward Island at 140,204 people as of May 2011. The Canadian Territory witht the smallest population is Nunavut with 31,906 people as of May 2011.
Which province has the same population density over the entire province?
No Canadian province has the same population density over its entirety. Even PEI with only a population of 140,204 people varies from 80.8 persons per square kilometre in the Charlottetown census agglomeration to 179.5 persons per square kilometre in the Summerside census agglomeration. Within the Charlottetown CA, Charlottetown (City) had a population density of 779.7 persons per square kilometre while Meadowbank is only 36.0 persons per square kilometre.
What is the most crowded province in Canada?
Prince Edward Island has about 25 people per square kilometre.
What Canadian province has the most amount of fresh water?
Quebec is the Canadian province with the most freshwater, 176,928 square kilometres. Northwest Territories is the Canadian territory with the most freshwater, 163,021 square kilometres.
How many people fit in a 1 square kilometre?
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How many square meter are in are square kilometer?
1,000 metres in a kilometre, so a square kilometre is 1,000m x 1,000m, or 1,000,000m2. A million square metres in a square kilometre.
What is the largest city in the Canadian providence?
Quebec is the largest province with an area of 7,886,108 square km.
How many people are there per square kilometre in Alberta?
5.7 people per square km according to the census of 2012
How many centimeters squared are in one kilometre squared?
A kilometre is 100,000 centimetres long. A square kilometre is one kilometre long and one kilometre wide. A square centimetre is one centimetre long and one centimetre wide. If you filled up a kilometre-sized square (a square kilometre) with centimetre-sized squares (square centimetres) you would need 100,000 rows of 100,000 square centimetres, which comes to 10^10, or 10,000,000,000 (10 billion) square centimetres.
What is definition of density population?
The amount of people in a stated area, usually square kilometre or square mile.
The population density of south Africa?
41 people per square kilometre.
How many square miles are in a square kilometre?
Rounded to nine decimal places, one square kilometre is equal to 0.386102159 miles.
What city is the most crowded in Ontario?
Toronto, with a population density of 3972 people per square kilometre (10287 people per square mile).
