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1. ottawa.ca › en › city-hallOpen Data - City of Ottawa

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   About Open Data. The City of Ottawa provides free access to many of its data sets through a dedicated data portal. The data is licensed under the Open Government License, making it easy to use and reuse. The City continues to add data to the catalogue and accepts requests from the public to post specific data.

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2. ottawa.ca › en › living-ottawaStatistics and demographics | City of Ottawa

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   Land surveys and research reports. Contact us. 3-1-1 online. 110 Laurier Avenue West. Ottawa, ON K1P 1J1. 3-1-1. 613-580-2400. 1-866-261-9799.

3. ottawa.ca › en › living-ottawa2021 Census - City of Ottawa

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   The City of Ottawa preliminary population grew by 8.9 per cent to 1,017,449 in 2021 (934,243 in 2016). If the 2016 population undercoverage is applied to the 2021 Census, the city population would be 1,097,217. The Ottawa-Gatineau Census Metropolitan Area grew by 12.4 per cent to 1,488,307 in 2021.

4. www.ottawapublichealth.ca › en › reports-researchSocio-demographic Data and Population Projections - Ottawa ...

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   Demographics and Population Projections. In 2017, an estimated 996,651 people live in Ottawa. Males account for 49% of the population and females for 51%. [1. The median age of Ottawa residents is 40 years; 39 years for men and 41 years for women. [] The estimated age distribution of the Ottawa population in 2018, 2025 and 2035 is detailed in ...

5. ottawa.ca › en › living-ottawaCurrent population and household estimates | City of Ottawa

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   City of Ottawa population trend 1956 to 2011. Fifty-five years of population data from the census show how the baby boomer cohort moves through different stages of life. Each graph shows the current year population by age (dark blue line), the previous year population by age (light blue line) and a brief commentary note.

6. open.ottawa.caOpen Ottawa

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   In January 2020, the City of Ottawa declared a housing and homelessness emergency. Four years later, what does the data tell us about the housing landscape in Ottawa. We have produced an interactive story map featuring maps, graphs, and dashboards showing housing data from a wide variety of sources, integrated in one place.

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   How many people live in Ottawa?

   • For example, in the 2016 Census, the initial population count for the City of Ottawa was 934,243. The final 2016 Post Censal Estimate for the City of Ottawa was revised to 1,007,501, representing a 7.84 per cent undercoverage. The City of Ottawa preliminary population grew by 8.9 per cent to 1,017,449 in 2021 (934,243 in 2016).

   2021 Census - City of Ottawa

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   Do Ward totals add up to city of Ottawa total?

   • Ward totals may not add up to City of Ottawa total due to rounding. Fifty-five years of population data from the census show how the baby boomer cohort moves through different stages of life. Each graph shows the current year population by age (dark blue line), the previous year population by age (light blue line) and a brief commentary note.

   Current population and household estimates | City of Ottawa

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   What is the average age in Ottawa?

   • The median age of Ottawa residents is 40 years; 39 years for men and 41 years for women. The estimated age distribution of the Ottawa population in 2018, 2025 and 2035 is detailed in Figure 1. The greatest growth in the population will be in the age groups of 40-54 and over 65.

   Socio-demographic Data and Population Projections

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   How many people live in Ottawa in 2021?

   • The City of Ottawa preliminary population grew by 8.9 per cent to 1,017,449 in 2021 (934,243 in 2016). If the 2016 population undercoverage is applied to the 2021 Census, the city population would be 1,097,217. The Ottawa-Gatineau Census Metropolitan Area grew by 12.4 per cent to 1,488,307 in 2021.

   2021 Census - City of Ottawa

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   How does the city of Ottawa provide free access to data?

   • The City of Ottawa provides free access to many of its data sets through a dedicated data portal. The data is licensed under the Open Government License, making it easy to use and reuse. The City continues to add data to the catalogue and accepts requests from the public to post specific data.

   Open Data - City of Ottawa

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   What percentage of Ottawa's population is seniors?

   • The proportion of seniors (65 years and over) has increased from 12% in 2006 to 15% in 2016. By 2035, it is estimated that seniors will account for over 22% of the population. Figure 1. Population distribution as counts for Ottawa in 2016 and projections for 2025 and 2035 Statistics Canada and Ontario Ministry of Finance.

   Socio-demographic Data and Population Projections

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8. open.ottawa.ca › pages › data-storiesData Stories - open.ottawa.ca

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   In January 2020, the City of Ottawa declared a housing and homelessness emergency. Four years later, what does the data tell us about the housing landscape in Ottawa. We have produced an interactive story map featuring maps, graphs, and dashboards showing housing data from a wide variety of sources, integrated in one place.