Newfoundland and Labrador
An island and a great slab of the mainland, joined in one province and utterly unalike. Icebergs come down the eastern shore each spring, the cod fishery that built every outport is gone, and the place keeps a time zone half an hour off from everyone else and refuses to give it up.
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- Census divisions
- All 11, each named
- Sizes
- 5 sizes, 8" x 12" to 24" x 36"
- Population
- About 510,000
- Largest city
- St. John's
- Capital
- St. John's
- Entered Confederation
- 1949
- Census divisions
- 11
- Busiest census division
- Division No. 1, about 272,000
- Quietest census division
- Division No. 11, about 2,300
Every census division on this map
The 11 pieces are numbered census divisions, running up the island and out across Labrador. Nothing here was ever organised into counties, because the settlement pattern was a string of harbours rather than a grid of farmland, so the divisions are a statistical answer to a coast with almost nothing behind it.
- Division No. 1
- Division No. 10
- Division No. 11
- Division No. 2
- Division No. 3
- Division No. 4
- Division No. 5
- Division No. 6
- Division No. 7
- Division No. 8
- Division No. 9