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Census Dictionary - List of figures
Figure 1: Hierarchy of standard geographic units for dissemination, 2011 Census
Figure 2: Standard Geographical Classification (SGC) hierarchy
Figure 3: Statistical Area Classification (SAC) hierarchy
Figure 5: Example of census consolidated subdivisions (CCSs) and census subdivisions (CSDs)
Figure 7: Forward commuting flow rule
Figure 8: Reverse commuting flow rule
Figure 9: Spatial contiguity rule
Figure 10: Historical comparability rule
Figure 11: Example of a merged census metropolitan area and census agglomeration
Figure 13: Example of data retrieval with user-defined boundaries
Figure 14: Example of a map projection and unprojected coordinates
Figure 15: Example of block-face and dissemination block representative points
Figure 16: Population universe variables
Figure 17: Census and economic family universes and subuniverses
Figure 18: Economic and census family membership and family status
Figure 19: Overview of the census family and economic family variables
Figure 21: Household universe and subuniverses
Figure 22: 2011 Dwelling universe
Figure 23: Mother Tongue and Home Language
Figure 23A: Aboriginal languages
Figure 23B: Germanic languages
Figure 23C: Niger-Congo languages
Figure 23D: Afro-Asiatic languages
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