Nepali Speakers In Toronto.pdf

1. Population Distribution: The data shows a wide range of population distribution across different census tracts, with numbers ranging from 1 to 140.
2. Language: The primary language focused on is Nepali, with data categorized by the number of people who learned and still understand Nepali, grouped into ranges (0, 1-5, 6-20, 21-45, 46-425).
3. Neighbourhood Boundaries: The data includes 140 neighbourhoods, each with a unique identifier and name, such as Bridle Path-Sunnybrook-York Mills, Annex, and Casa Loma.
4. Geographic Locations: Major streets and avenues are listed, including Yonge St, Jane St, Kipling Ave, and Bathurst St, indicating the geographic scope of the data.
5. Data Source and Publication: The data source is Statistics Canada, Census 2011, and the City of Toronto, published in July 2014 by Social Policy Analysis & Research.
6. Neighbourhood Listings: A comprehensive list of neighbourhoods is provided, including their identifiers (1-140), such as West Humber-Clairville, Mount Olive-Silverstone-Jamestown, and Scarborough Village.
7. Spatial Reference: The mention of "Km" suggests that spatial analysis or geographic information systems (GIS) might be relevant to understanding the data's context and application.