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Name Type1 Population, 2001

Sort this column in descending order.Sort this column in ascending order.		 Land area in
square
kilometres, 2001		 Population density
per square
kilometre, 2001		 CSD population rank, 2001
National Prov. / Terr.
Canada †   30,007,094 9,012,112.20 3.3    
Ontario †   11,410,046 907,655.59 12.6    
Toronto C 2,481,494 629.91 3939.4 1 1
Ottawa C 774,072 2,778.64 278.6 4 2
Mississauga C 612,925 288.42 2125.1 7 3
Hamilton C 490,268 1,117.11 438.9 9 4
London C 336,539 421.77 797.9 13 5
Brampton C 325,428 266.53 1221.0 14 6
Markham T 208,615 212.47 981.8 15 7
Windsor C 208,402 120.63 1727.7 16 8
Kitchener C 190,399 136.86 1391.2 19 9
Vaughan C 182,022 273.50 665.5 20 10
Greater Sudbury C 155,219 3,354.34 46.3 24 11
Burlington C 150,836 185.71 812.2 25 12
Oakville T 144,738 138.51 1044.9 26 13
Oshawa C 139,051 145.65 954.7 27 14
Richmond Hill T 132,030 100.89 1308.7 28 15
St. Catharines C 129,170 97.11 1330.2 29 16
Kingston C 114,195 450.39 253.5 32 17
Cambridge C 110,372 112.82 978.3 34 18
Thunder Bay C 109,016 328.47 331.9 35 19
Chatham-Kent C 107,341 2,457.97 43.7 36 20
Guelph C 106,170 86.66 1225.1 37 21
Barrie C 103,710 76.98 1347.2 39 22
Whitby T 87,413 146.52 596.6 45 23
Pickering C 87,139 231.58 376.3 46 24
Waterloo C 86,543 64.09 1350.3 48 25
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1 Census subdivisions (CSDs) are classified into 46 types according to official designations adopted by provincial or federal authorities. Two exceptions are Subdivision of Unorganized in Newfoundland and Labrador and Subdivision of County Municipality in Nova Scotia, which are geographic areas created as equivalents for municipalities by Statistics Canada in cooperation with these provinces for the purpose of disseminating statistical data. Click to view all census subdivision types by abbreviation and type.

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