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Table 1 Percent of population that were immigrants

Table 2 British Columbia was the province with the highest percent of its rural and small town population being immigrants, 2006

Table 3 Nationally, traditional sources of immigrants dominated in the rural zones, 2006

Table 4 Migration to and from rural and small town areas between 2001 and 2006

Table 5 Well established immigrants in predominantly rural census divisions, Canada, 2006

Table 6 New immigrants in predominantly rural census divisions, Canada, 2006

Figures

Figure 1 Within rural and small town Canada, over 5% of the population were immigrants, 2006

Figure 2 Compared to all Canadian residents, recent immigrants were more likely to move into a rural and small town area in the 2001 to 2006 period

Figure 3 Compared to all Canadian residents, recent immigrants were more likely to move out of a rural and small town area in the 2001 to 2006 period