Nunavut

Nunavut, Canada’s newest territory (established in 1999), occupies much of the Canadian Arctic Archipelago and northern mainland. Its capital is Iqaluit, located on Baffin Island. According to the 2021 Census, Nunavut’s population was 36,858, representing ~2.5 % growth since 2016. Nunavut has the highest proportion of Indigenous (Inuit) residents in the country, and its economy is largely oriented around public services, resource exploration, and northern infrastructure challenges.

Statistics for Nunavut

Nunavut’s population by gender
Nunavut’s population by age group
Nunavut’s male population by age group
Nunavut’s female population by age group
Most Occupied Residential Dwellings in Nunavut
Number of Private Households in Nunavut by Household Size
Marital Status of Population in Nunavut
Family Size in Nunavut
Income by Gender in Nunavut
Most Popular Degree or Fields of Study in Nunavut
Most Popular Degree or Fields of Study by Gender in Nunavut
Nunavut’s Quarterly Population Growth
Number of Immigrants in Nunavut
People Leaving Nunavut: Net Emigration Trends
Number of Births in Nunavut by Year
Number of Deaths in Nunavut by Year
Teen Pregnancy Trend in Nunavut
Average Age of Mothers in Nunavut at Birth
Top 10 Highest Paying Hourly Jobs in Nunavut by Industry
Nunavut’s Population Demographics by Ethnicity

Statistics for Cities and Towns in Nunavut

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