Demographics Banff, Alberta

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in 2016 census of population conducted statistics canada, town of banff recorded population of 7,851 living in 2,543 of 2,729 total private dwellings, 7000350000000000000♠3.5% change 2011 population of 7,584. land area of 4.77 km (1.84 sq mi), had population density of 1,645.9/km (4,262.9/sq mi) in 2016.


the population of town of banff according 2014 municipal census 8,421, 7001161000000000000♠16.1% change 2011 municipal census population of 7,251. not include town s shadow population (non-permanent residents). in addition 8,421 permanent residents, municipal census counted 965 non-permanent residents combined population of 9,386.


parks canada enforces requirements individuals must meet in order reside in town, in order ensure broad supply of housing types available work , raise families in community . in 2011 census, town of banff had population of 7,584 living in 2,565 of 2,850 total dwellings, 13.2% change 2006 population of 6,700. land area of 4.88 km (1.88 sq mi), had population density of 1,554.1/km (4,025.1/sq mi) in 2011.








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