Dictionary, Census of Population, 2016
List of figures
Figure 1.1 Hierarchy of standard geographic areas for dissemination, 2016 Census
Figure 1.2 Standard Geographical Classification (SGC) hierarchy
Figure 1.3 Statistical Area Classification (SAC) hierarchy
Figure 1.5 Example of census consolidated subdivisions (CCSs) and census subdivisions (CSDs)
Figure 1.6 Delineation Core rule
Figure 1.7 Forward commuting flow rule
Figure 1.8 Reverse commuting flow rule
Figure 1.9 Spatial contiguity rule
Figure 1.10 Historical comparability rule
Figure 1.11 Example of a merged census metropolitan area (CMA) and census agglomeration (CA)
Figure 1.13 Example of data retrieval with user-defined boundaries
Figure 1.14 Example of a map projection and unprojected coordinates
Figure 1.15 Example of blockface and dissemination block representative points
Figure 1.16 Manual adjustment rule
Figure 3.1 Family membership and family status
Figure 3.2 Overview of the census family and economic family variables
Figure 3.3 Mother tongue and home language classification
Figure 3.3A Aboriginal languages
Figure 3.3B Afro-Asiatic languages
Figure 3.3C Indo-European languages
Figure 3.3D Sino-Tibetan languages
Figure 5.2 Immigrants, non-immigrants and non-permanent residents, by citizenship
Figure 5.3 Aboriginal identity population in the Census of Population
Figure 5.4 Admission category classification
Figure 6.1 Population and labour force status components, 2016 Census of Population
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