Commute Times and System Used in Hamilton

Table Corrections: Note On November 6, 2020, 30 Census Subdivision (CSD) member names within the Census Metropolitan Areas of Regina and Saskatoon (Saskatchewan), Edmonton and Lethbridge (Alberta), and Kelowna (British Columbia) were corrected. The data values were correct, but were assigned to the wrong CSD. The errors did not affect totals for higher-order tabulation geographies. Footnotes: 1 Source: Statistics Canada, 2016 Census of Population. 2 The Census subdivision (CSD) type accompanies the CSD name in order to distinguish CSD from each other. CSD types, their abbreviated forms, and their distribution by province and territory can be found in table 1.5 of the Census Dictionary 3 Source: GeoSuite, 2016 Census. Statistics Canada Catalogue no. 92-150-X 4 For this variable, simple average is used at Census Subdivision (CSD) level of geography, and population-weighted average is used for all geographic levels above. Population-weighted density is the mean of the densities of subareas of a larger area weighted by the populations of those subareas. It is an alternative to the conventional density measure, total population divided by total area. 5 Count of population living within 500 meters of public transit stop 6 Source: Geo-located lists of bus stops provided directly by the municipalities or available on their Open Data website during fall 2019.