Canada Census 2011
Mandarin as a First Language 2011 by brianne
Based on Canada Census 2011
This map depicts the concentrations of Mandarin population in Centertown in 2011, the coloured areas each represent a different census tract. The darker blue areas represent the higher concentrations and the lighter blue to lighter yellow represents the lower concentrations. The concentrations of the Mandarin population are calculated as a percentage of mother tongue.
2017-10-08
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