Population Origins:
»»Table 7 pg xx
Predominant races pg xx
Origins of City Folk:
»»Table 8 pg xxi
Origins by Nativity pg xxi
% Unable to speak English
»»Table 21 pg xxiv
Mother Tongue pg xxiv
Population Distribution by mother tongue
»»Table 22 page pg xxxv
TABLE 3
Population of Cities,Towns and Villages 1901-1906-1911-1916
»»Table 3 Cities page 120
Table 3 Cities page 121
Table 3 Towns page 121
Alameda, Sk to Watson, Sk
Table 3 Towns page122
Whitewood, Sk to Zealandia, Sk
Table 3 Villages page122
Abbey, Sk to Denzil, Sk
Table 3 Villages page 123
Dilke, Sk to Jansen, Sk
Table 3 Villages page 124
Jasmin, Sk to Neville, Sk
Table 3 Villages page 125
Norquay, Sk to Tessier, Sk
Table 3 Villages page126
Theodore, Sk to Zelma, Sk
Origins of Immigrant Population born in U.S.A.
Table 10 page 154
»»Aggregate total
Table 10 page 155
»»Naturalized / Alien
Table XXV Agricultural Statistics of Saskatchewan by Municipalities, Local Improvement Districts and Unorganized Territorial Units, 1916.
Argyle - Reno
Tsp 1 ~ Tsp 6 pop/land
Tsp 1 ~ Tsp 6 acres/animals
Antler - Redburn
Tsp 4 ~ Tsp 12 pop/land
Tsp 4 ~ Tsp 12 acres/animals
Baildon - Longlaketon
Tsp 10 ~ Tsp 18 pop/land
Tsp 10 ~ Tsp 18 acres/animals
Strassburg - Hillsburgh
Tsp 16 ~ Tsp 30 pop/land
Tsp 16 ~ Tsp 30 acres/animals
Kindersley - Grant
Tsp 30 ~ Tsp 39 pop/land
Tsp 30 ~ Tsp 39 acres/animals
Aberdeen - Turtle River
Tsp 39 ~ Tsp 45 pop/land
Tsp 39 ~Tsp 45 acres/animals
Paynton - North Star
Tsp 45 - Tsp 58 pop/land
Tsp 45 - Tsp 58 acres/animals
Bibliography
Sask Gen Web Project