New Brunswick (Canada)
Province
The population development of New Brunswick.
| Name | Status | Population Estimate 1997-07-01 | Population Estimate 2002-07-01 | Population Estimate 2007-07-01 | Population Estimate 2012-07-01 | Population Estimate 2017-07-01 | Population Estimate 2019-07-01 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| New Brunswick | Province | 752,511 | 749,379 | 745,433 | 758,378 | 766,762 | 776,827 | → |
| Canada | Country | 29,905,948 | 31,358,418 | 32,889,025 | 34,714,222 | 36,543,321 | 37,589,262 |
Contents: Metropolitan Areas and Census Agglomerations
The population development of the metropolitan areas and census agglomerations in New Brunswick.
icon links to further information about a selected place including its population structure (gender, age groups, age distribution, country of birth, mother tongue).| Name | Status | Province(s) | Population Estimate 1997-07-01 | Population Estimate 2002-07-01 | Population Estimate 2007-07-01 | Population Estimate 2012-07-01 | Population Estimate 2017-07-01 | Population Estimate 2019-07-01 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bathurst | Census Agglomeration | New Brunswick | ... | ... | 32,735 | 31,952 | 31,652 | 31,683 | → |
| Campbellton | Census Agglomeration | New Brunswick / Québec | ... | ... | 17,592 | 17,127 | 16,178 | 15,992 | → |
| Edmundston | Census Agglomeration | New Brunswick | ... | ... | 24,295 | 24,000 | 23,998 | 24,052 | → |
| Fredericton | Census Agglomeration | New Brunswick | ... | ... | 93,391 | 100,362 | 106,068 | 109,883 | → |
| Miramichi (Chatham - Douglastown) | Census Agglomeration | New Brunswick | ... | ... | 29,054 | 28,216 | 27,965 | 28,000 | → |
| Moncton | Metropolitan Area | New Brunswick | 119,352 | 123,776 | 132,060 | 142,871 | 150,489 | 155,825 | → |
| Saint John | Metropolitan Area | New Brunswick | 128,162 | 125,856 | 126,700 | 129,755 | 129,508 | 131,025 | → |
Source: Statistics Canada (web).
Explanation: Boundaries of metropolitan areas and census agglomerations according to the definition of 2016. In contrast to census figures, population estimates are adjusted for underenumeration.