Table A2
New Brunswick francophone population and proportion of total population, by region and census division, 2011

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Table A2
New Brunswick francophone population and proportion of total population, by region and census division, 2011
Table summary
This table displays the results of New Brunswick francophone population and proportion of total population, by region and census division, 2011. The information is grouped by Region and census division (appearing as row headers), Number of francophones, Total count and Proportion of francophones, calculated using number and percent units of measure (appearing as column headers).
Region and census division Number of francophones Total count Proportion of francophones
number percent
New Brunswick 235,702 739,890 31.9
North 124,461 160,420 77.6
Victoria 8,463 19,675 43.0
Madawaska 30,830 32,520 94.8
Restigouche 20,385 31,660 64.4
Gloucester 64,783 76,565 84.6
Southeast 81,486 171,570 47.5
Westmorland 59,933 141,225 42.4
Kent 21,553 30,345 71.0
Rest of New Brunswick 29,755 407,900 7.3
Saint John 3,248 75,295 4.3
Charlotte 523 26,220 2.0
Sunbury 2,350 27,080 8.7
Queens 435 10,880 4.0
Kings 2,248 69,240 3.2
Albert 1,830 28,615 6.4
Northumberland 12,168 47,525 25.6
York 6,500 96,365 6.7
Carleton 453 26,680 1.7
Note: "Francophone" is defined on the basis of the criterion of first official language spoken, with equal distribution of the "English and French" category.
Source: Statistics Canada, 2011 Census.
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