Table B.3
Impact of suppression on the 2011 Interpolated Census of Agriculture

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B.3 Impact of Interpolated Census of Agriculture suppression for 2011
Table summary
This table displays the results of B.3 Impact of Interpolated Census of Agriculture suppression for 2011 Unsuppressed arable land, 2011, Unsuppressed number of farms reporting arable land, 2011, Suppressed arable land area, 2011, Farms reporting suppressed arable land, 2011 and Arable land suppressed, 2011, calculated using square kilometres, number and percent units of measure (appearing as column headers).
  Unsuppressed arable land, 2011 Unsuppressed number of farms reporting arable land, 2011Note 1 Suppressed arable land area, 2011Note 2 Farms reporting suppressed arable land, 2011Note 1 Arable land suppressed, 2011
square kilometres number square kilometres number percent
CMA-ecosystem  
Abbotsford–Mission 438 3,338 1 24 0
Barrie 1,165 1,693 2 26 0
Brantford 2,133 3,378 3 41 0
Calgary 6,257 3,536 38 92 1
Edmonton 9,937 6,526 69 243 1
Greater Sudbury 246 488 5 27 2
Guelph 1,226 2,195 1 6 0
Halifax 168 382 5 33 3
Hamilton 1,791 3,463 1 13 0
Kelowna 86 1,001 13 182 13
Kingston 850 1,452 13 61 1
Kitchener–Cambridge–Waterloo 1,594 2,617 1 10 0
London 5,963 7,251 1 25 0
Moncton 151 291 5 24 3
Montréal 4,081 5,329 22 182 1
Oshawa 1,421 2,428 4 31 0
Ottawa–Gatineau (Ont.) 2,900 3,642 12 101 0
Ottawa–Gatineau (Que.) 530 766 5 22 1
Peterborough 810 1,499 3 14 0
Québec 1,150 2,054 25 108 2
Regina 11,633 2,742 14 12 0
Saguenay 535 558 5 23 1
Saint John 80 206 11 52 12
Saskatoon 10,483 2,881 14 22 0
Sherbrooke 889 1,662 2 25 0
St. Catharines–Niagara 1,034 2,393 0 4 0
St. John's 23 117 3 13 11
Thunder Bay 131 223 3 20 2
Toronto 3,867 6,375 5 54 0
Trois-Rivières 2,340 2,776 37 101 2
Vancouver 348 3,107 4 28 1
Victoria 45 724 1 10 1
Windsor 1,690 1,900 x x Note x: suppressed to meet the confidentiality requirements of the Statistics Act
Winnipeg 10,118 3,946 60 148 1
x suppressed to meet the confidentiality requirements of the Statistics Act
Note 1.

Total number of farms reporting is per Soil Landscapes of Canada (SLC) polygon.

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Note 2.

Suppressed arable land is the sum of the confidential values for cropland, tame or seeded pasture and summerfallow contained in SLC polygons. The sum of this data is publisheable for the CMA-E geography, where the number of farms is greater than 3.

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Note: Arable land is the sum of cropland, improved pasture and summerfallow.
Sources: Statictics Canada, Environment, Energy and Transportation Statistics Division, 2016, special tabulation of data from Interpolated Census of Agriculture and Agriculture Division.


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