Введение
В переписи населения 2021 года, проведенной Статистическим управлением Канады, в городе Хэмпстед проживало 7037 человек, занявших 2493 из 2622 частных жилых домов, что является изменением по сравнению с численностью населения в 2016 году – 6973 человека. При площади территории в , плотность населения в 2021 году составила .
In the 2021 Census of Population conducted by Statistics Canada, Hampstead had a population of 7037 living in 2493 of its 2622 total private dwellings, a change of from its 2016 population of 6973. With a land area of , it had a population density of in 2021. Canada 2006 Census Population % of Total Population Visible minority group South Asian 45 0.6 Chinese 55 0.8 Black 145 2.1 Filipino 130 1.9 Latin American 80 1.1 Southeast Asian 45 0.6 Other visible minority 155 2.3 Total visible minority population 655 9.4 Aboriginal group First Nations 0 0 Métis 0 0 Inuit 0 0 Total Aboriginal population 0 0 White 6,340 90.6 Total population 6,995 100
In terms of mother tongue, the 2006 census found that, including multiple responses, almost 63% of residents spoke English, and about 16% of residents spoke French. The next most commonly reported first languages learned were Hebrew, Yiddish, Polish and Romanian. Mother Tongue Population (2006) Percentage (2006) Population (2016) Percentage (2016) English 4,260 60.9% 3,950 56.7% French 975 13.9% 1,255 18.0% English and French 45 0.6% 130 1.9% English and a non official language 55 0.8% 70 1.0% French and a non official language 85 1.2% 45 0.6% English, French and a non official language 20 0.3% 35 0.5% Hebrew 240 3.4% 150 2.2% Yiddish 175 2.5% 75 1.1% Polish 160 2.3% 30 0.4% Romanian 145 2.1% 100 1.4% Spanish 135 1.9% 145 2.1% Arabic 110 1.6% 110 1.6% Korean 90 1.3% 60 0.9% Hungarian 65 0.9% 45 0.6% Tagalog 60 0.9% 70 1.0% Chinese 45 0.6% 115 1.6% Italian 40 0.6% 65 0.9% Russian 40 0.6% 80 1.1% German 35 0.5% 40 0.6% Persian 35 0.5% 135 1.9% Vietnamese 35 0.5% 40 0.6% Bisayan 20 0.3% Greek 20 0.3% 35 0.5% Serbian 20 0.3% 25 0.4%
+Home language (2006, 2011 and 2016) Language Population (2006) Percentage (2006) Population (2011) Percentage (2011) Population (2016) Percentage (2016) English 5,440 77.77% 5,190 72.53% 4,830 69.30% French 890 12.72% 1,045 14.61% 1,065 15.28% Both English and French 70 1.00% 120 1.68% 130 1.87% Other languages 590 8.43% 585 8.18% 720 10.33%
The town is noted for having the highest percentage of Jewish residents of any city in Canada, and the third highest worldwide outside Israel. Religion (2001) Population Percentage % (of total in Quebec) Jewish 5,170 74.2% 5.75% Catholic 760 10.9% 0.01% No religious affiliation 300 4.3% 0.07% Protestant 295 4.2% 0.09% Christian Orthodox 280 4% 0.28% Muslim 45 0.6% 0.04% Buddhist 75 1.1% 0.18% Christian, n. i. e. 25 0.4% 0.04% Hindu 15 0.2% 0.06% Other 10 0.1% 0.26%
In terms of mother tongue, the 2006 census found that, including multiple responses, almost 63% of residents spoke English, and about 16% of residents spoke French. The next most commonly reported first languages learned were Hebrew, Yiddish, Polish and Romanian. Mother Tongue Population (2006) Percentage (2006) Population (2016) Percentage (2016) English 4,260 60.9% 3,950 56.7% French 975 13.9% 1,255 18.0% English and French 45 0.6% 130 1.9% English and a non official language 55 0.8% 70 1.0% French and a non official language 85 1.2% 45 0.6% English, French and a non official language 20 0.3% 35 0.5% Hebrew 240 3.4% 150 2.2% Yiddish 175 2.5% 75 1.1% Polish 160 2.3% 30 0.4% Romanian 145 2.1% 100 1.4% Spanish 135 1.9% 145 2.1% Arabic 110 1.6% 110 1.6% Korean 90 1.3% 60 0.9% Hungarian 65 0.9% 45 0.6% Tagalog 60 0.9% 70 1.0% Chinese 45 0.6% 115 1.6% Italian 40 0.6% 65 0.9% Russian 40 0.6% 80 1.1% German 35 0.5% 40 0.6% Persian 35 0.5% 135 1.9% Vietnamese 35 0.5% 40 0.6% Bisayan 20 0.3% Greek 20 0.3% 35 0.5% Serbian 20 0.3% 25 0.4%
+Home language (2006, 2011 and 2016) Language Population (2006) Percentage (2006) Population (2011) Percentage (2011) Population (2016) Percentage (2016) English 5,440 77.77% 5,190 72.53% 4,830 69.30% French 890 12.72% 1,045 14.61% 1,065 15.28% Both English and French 70 1.00% 120 1.68% 130 1.87% Other languages 590 8.43% 585 8.18% 720 10.33%
The town is noted for having the highest percentage of Jewish residents of any city in Canada, and the third highest worldwide outside Israel. Religion (2001) Population Percentage % (of total in Quebec) Jewish 5,170 74.2% 5.75% Catholic 760 10.9% 0.01% No religious affiliation 300 4.3% 0.07% Protestant 295 4.2% 0.09% Christian Orthodox 280 4% 0.28% Muslim 45 0.6% 0.04% Buddhist 75 1.1% 0.18% Christian, n. i. e. 25 0.4% 0.04% Hindu 15 0.2% 0.06% Other 10 0.1% 0.26%
Канада, перепись 2006 года
In the 2021 Census of Population conducted by Statistics Canada, Hampstead had a population of 7037 living in 2493 of its 2622 total private dwellings, a change of from its 2016 population of 6973. With a land area of , it had a population density of in 2021. Canada 2006 Census Population % of Total Population Visible minority group South Asian 45 0.6 Chinese 55 0.8 Black 145 2.1 Filipino 130 1.9 Latin American 80 1.1 Southeast Asian 45 0.6 Other visible minority 155 2.3 Total visible minority population 655 9.4 Aboriginal group First Nations 0 0 Métis 0 0 Inuit 0 0 Total Aboriginal population 0 0 White 6,340 90.6 Total population 6,995 100
In terms of mother tongue, the 2006 census found that, including multiple responses, almost 63% of residents spoke English, and about 16% of residents spoke French. The next most commonly reported first languages learned were Hebrew, Yiddish, Polish and Romanian. Mother Tongue Population (2006) Percentage (2006) Population (2016) Percentage (2016) English 4,260 60.9% 3,950 56.7% French 975 13.9% 1,255 18.0% English and French 45 0.6% 130 1.9% English and a non official language 55 0.8% 70 1.0% French and a non official language 85 1.2% 45 0.6% English, French and a non official language 20 0.3% 35 0.5% Hebrew 240 3.4% 150 2.2% Yiddish 175 2.5% 75 1.1% Polish 160 2.3% 30 0.4% Romanian 145 2.1% 100 1.4% Spanish 135 1.9% 145 2.1% Arabic 110 1.6% 110 1.6% Korean 90 1.3% 60 0.9% Hungarian 65 0.9% 45 0.6% Tagalog 60 0.9% 70 1.0% Chinese 45 0.6% 115 1.6% Italian 40 0.6% 65 0.9% Russian 40 0.6% 80 1.1% German 35 0.5% 40 0.6% Persian 35 0.5% 135 1.9% Vietnamese 35 0.5% 40 0.6% Bisayan 20 0.3% Greek 20 0.3% 35 0.5% Serbian 20 0.3% 25 0.4%
+Home language (2006, 2011 and 2016) Language Population (2006) Percentage (2006) Population (2011) Percentage (2011) Population (2016) Percentage (2016) English 5,440 77.77% 5,190 72.53% 4,830 69.30% French 890 12.72% 1,045 14.61% 1,065 15.28% Both English and French 70 1.00% 120 1.68% 130 1.87% Other languages 590 8.43% 585 8.18% 720 10.33%
The town is noted for having the highest percentage of Jewish residents of any city in Canada, and the third highest worldwide outside Israel. Religion (2001) Population Percentage % (of total in Quebec) Jewish 5,170 74.2% 5.75% Catholic 760 10.9% 0.01% No religious affiliation 300 4.3% 0.07% Protestant 295 4.2% 0.09% Christian Orthodox 280 4% 0.28% Muslim 45 0.6% 0.04% Buddhist 75 1.1% 0.18% Christian, n. i. e. 25 0.4% 0.04% Hindu 15 0.2% 0.06% Other 10 0.1% 0.26%
In terms of mother tongue, the 2006 census found that, including multiple responses, almost 63% of residents spoke English, and about 16% of residents spoke French. The next most commonly reported first languages learned were Hebrew, Yiddish, Polish and Romanian. Mother Tongue Population (2006) Percentage (2006) Population (2016) Percentage (2016) English 4,260 60.9% 3,950 56.7% French 975 13.9% 1,255 18.0% English and French 45 0.6% 130 1.9% English and a non official language 55 0.8% 70 1.0% French and a non official language 85 1.2% 45 0.6% English, French and a non official language 20 0.3% 35 0.5% Hebrew 240 3.4% 150 2.2% Yiddish 175 2.5% 75 1.1% Polish 160 2.3% 30 0.4% Romanian 145 2.1% 100 1.4% Spanish 135 1.9% 145 2.1% Arabic 110 1.6% 110 1.6% Korean 90 1.3% 60 0.9% Hungarian 65 0.9% 45 0.6% Tagalog 60 0.9% 70 1.0% Chinese 45 0.6% 115 1.6% Italian 40 0.6% 65 0.9% Russian 40 0.6% 80 1.1% German 35 0.5% 40 0.6% Persian 35 0.5% 135 1.9% Vietnamese 35 0.5% 40 0.6% Bisayan 20 0.3% Greek 20 0.3% 35 0.5% Serbian 20 0.3% 25 0.4%
+Home language (2006, 2011 and 2016) Language Population (2006) Percentage (2006) Population (2011) Percentage (2011) Population (2016) Percentage (2016) English 5,440 77.77% 5,190 72.53% 4,830 69.30% French 890 12.72% 1,045 14.61% 1,065 15.28% Both English and French 70 1.00% 120 1.68% 130 1.87% Other languages 590 8.43% 585 8.18% 720 10.33%
The town is noted for having the highest percentage of Jewish residents of any city in Canada, and the third highest worldwide outside Israel. Religion (2001) Population Percentage % (of total in Quebec) Jewish 5,170 74.2% 5.75% Catholic 760 10.9% 0.01% No religious affiliation 300 4.3% 0.07% Protestant 295 4.2% 0.09% Christian Orthodox 280 4% 0.28% Muslim 45 0.6% 0.04% Buddhist 75 1.1% 0.18% Christian, n. i. e. 25 0.4% 0.04% Hindu 15 0.2% 0.06% Other 10 0.1% 0.26%
Население | % от общей численности населения | Группа видимых меньшинств
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Южноазиатская | 45 | 0,6%
Китайская | 55 | 0,8%
Афроамериканская | 145 | 2,1%
Филиппинская | 130 | 1,9%
Латиноамериканская | 80 | 1,1%
Юго-Восточная Азия | 45 | 0,6%
Другие видимые меньшинства | 155 | 2,3%
Общая численность видимых меньшинств | 655 | 9,4%
Группа коренных народов
Первые нации | 0 | 0%
Метисы | 0 | 0%
Инуиты | 0 | 0%
Общая численность коренных народов | 0 | 0%
Белые | 6340 | 90,6%
Общая численность населения | 6995 | 100%
In the 2021 Census of Population conducted by Statistics Canada, Hampstead had a population of 7037 living in 2493 of its 2622 total private dwellings, a change of from its 2016 population of 6973. With a land area of , it had a population density of in 2021. Canada 2006 Census Population % of Total Population Visible minority group South Asian 45 0.6 Chinese 55 0.8 Black 145 2.1 Filipino 130 1.9 Latin American 80 1.1 Southeast Asian 45 0.6 Other visible minority 155 2.3 Total visible minority population 655 9.4 Aboriginal group First Nations 0 0 Métis 0 0 Inuit 0 0 Total Aboriginal population 0 0 White 6,340 90.6 Total population 6,995 100
In terms of mother tongue, the 2006 census found that, including multiple responses, almost 63% of residents spoke English, and about 16% of residents spoke French. The next most commonly reported first languages learned were Hebrew, Yiddish, Polish and Romanian. Mother Tongue Population (2006) Percentage (2006) Population (2016) Percentage (2016) English 4,260 60.9% 3,950 56.7% French 975 13.9% 1,255 18.0% English and French 45 0.6% 130 1.9% English and a non official language 55 0.8% 70 1.0% French and a non official language 85 1.2% 45 0.6% English, French and a non official language 20 0.3% 35 0.5% Hebrew 240 3.4% 150 2.2% Yiddish 175 2.5% 75 1.1% Polish 160 2.3% 30 0.4% Romanian 145 2.1% 100 1.4% Spanish 135 1.9% 145 2.1% Arabic 110 1.6% 110 1.6% Korean 90 1.3% 60 0.9% Hungarian 65 0.9% 45 0.6% Tagalog 60 0.9% 70 1.0% Chinese 45 0.6% 115 1.6% Italian 40 0.6% 65 0.9% Russian 40 0.6% 80 1.1% German 35 0.5% 40 0.6% Persian 35 0.5% 135 1.9% Vietnamese 35 0.5% 40 0.6% Bisayan 20 0.3% Greek 20 0.3% 35 0.5% Serbian 20 0.3% 25 0.4%
+Home language (2006, 2011 and 2016) Language Population (2006) Percentage (2006) Population (2011) Percentage (2011) Population (2016) Percentage (2016) English 5,440 77.77% 5,190 72.53% 4,830 69.30% French 890 12.72% 1,045 14.61% 1,065 15.28% Both English and French 70 1.00% 120 1.68% 130 1.87% Other languages 590 8.43% 585 8.18% 720 10.33%
The town is noted for having the highest percentage of Jewish residents of any city in Canada, and the third highest worldwide outside Israel. Religion (2001) Population Percentage % (of total in Quebec) Jewish 5,170 74.2% 5.75% Catholic 760 10.9% 0.01% No religious affiliation 300 4.3% 0.07% Protestant 295 4.2% 0.09% Christian Orthodox 280 4% 0.28% Muslim 45 0.6% 0.04% Buddhist 75 1.1% 0.18% Christian, n. i. e. 25 0.4% 0.04% Hindu 15 0.2% 0.06% Other 10 0.1% 0.26%
In terms of mother tongue, the 2006 census found that, including multiple responses, almost 63% of residents spoke English, and about 16% of residents spoke French. The next most commonly reported first languages learned were Hebrew, Yiddish, Polish and Romanian. Mother Tongue Population (2006) Percentage (2006) Population (2016) Percentage (2016) English 4,260 60.9% 3,950 56.7% French 975 13.9% 1,255 18.0% English and French 45 0.6% 130 1.9% English and a non official language 55 0.8% 70 1.0% French and a non official language 85 1.2% 45 0.6% English, French and a non official language 20 0.3% 35 0.5% Hebrew 240 3.4% 150 2.2% Yiddish 175 2.5% 75 1.1% Polish 160 2.3% 30 0.4% Romanian 145 2.1% 100 1.4% Spanish 135 1.9% 145 2.1% Arabic 110 1.6% 110 1.6% Korean 90 1.3% 60 0.9% Hungarian 65 0.9% 45 0.6% Tagalog 60 0.9% 70 1.0% Chinese 45 0.6% 115 1.6% Italian 40 0.6% 65 0.9% Russian 40 0.6% 80 1.1% German 35 0.5% 40 0.6% Persian 35 0.5% 135 1.9% Vietnamese 35 0.5% 40 0.6% Bisayan 20 0.3% Greek 20 0.3% 35 0.5% Serbian 20 0.3% 25 0.4%
+Home language (2006, 2011 and 2016) Language Population (2006) Percentage (2006) Population (2011) Percentage (2011) Population (2016) Percentage (2016) English 5,440 77.77% 5,190 72.53% 4,830 69.30% French 890 12.72% 1,045 14.61% 1,065 15.28% Both English and French 70 1.00% 120 1.68% 130 1.87% Other languages 590 8.43% 585 8.18% 720 10.33%
The town is noted for having the highest percentage of Jewish residents of any city in Canada, and the third highest worldwide outside Israel. Religion (2001) Population Percentage % (of total in Quebec) Jewish 5,170 74.2% 5.75% Catholic 760 10.9% 0.01% No religious affiliation 300 4.3% 0.07% Protestant 295 4.2% 0.09% Christian Orthodox 280 4% 0.28% Muslim 45 0.6% 0.04% Buddhist 75 1.1% 0.18% Christian, n. i. e. 25 0.4% 0.04% Hindu 15 0.2% 0.06% Other 10 0.1% 0.26%
Что касается родного языка, перепись 2006 года показала, что, включая множественные ответы, почти 63% жителей говорили на английском языке, а около 16% – на французском. Следующими наиболее часто упоминаемыми первыми изучаемыми языками были иврит, идиш, польский и румынский.
In the 2021 Census of Population conducted by Statistics Canada, Hampstead had a population of 7037 living in 2493 of its 2622 total private dwellings, a change of from its 2016 population of 6973. With a land area of , it had a population density of in 2021. Canada 2006 Census Population % of Total Population Visible minority group South Asian 45 0.6 Chinese 55 0.8 Black 145 2.1 Filipino 130 1.9 Latin American 80 1.1 Southeast Asian 45 0.6 Other visible minority 155 2.3 Total visible minority population 655 9.4 Aboriginal group First Nations 0 0 Métis 0 0 Inuit 0 0 Total Aboriginal population 0 0 White 6,340 90.6 Total population 6,995 100
In terms of mother tongue, the 2006 census found that, including multiple responses, almost 63% of residents spoke English, and about 16% of residents spoke French. The next most commonly reported first languages learned were Hebrew, Yiddish, Polish and Romanian. Mother Tongue Population (2006) Percentage (2006) Population (2016) Percentage (2016) English 4,260 60.9% 3,950 56.7% French 975 13.9% 1,255 18.0% English and French 45 0.6% 130 1.9% English and a non official language 55 0.8% 70 1.0% French and a non official language 85 1.2% 45 0.6% English, French and a non official language 20 0.3% 35 0.5% Hebrew 240 3.4% 150 2.2% Yiddish 175 2.5% 75 1.1% Polish 160 2.3% 30 0.4% Romanian 145 2.1% 100 1.4% Spanish 135 1.9% 145 2.1% Arabic 110 1.6% 110 1.6% Korean 90 1.3% 60 0.9% Hungarian 65 0.9% 45 0.6% Tagalog 60 0.9% 70 1.0% Chinese 45 0.6% 115 1.6% Italian 40 0.6% 65 0.9% Russian 40 0.6% 80 1.1% German 35 0.5% 40 0.6% Persian 35 0.5% 135 1.9% Vietnamese 35 0.5% 40 0.6% Bisayan 20 0.3% Greek 20 0.3% 35 0.5% Serbian 20 0.3% 25 0.4%
+Home language (2006, 2011 and 2016) Language Population (2006) Percentage (2006) Population (2011) Percentage (2011) Population (2016) Percentage (2016) English 5,440 77.77% 5,190 72.53% 4,830 69.30% French 890 12.72% 1,045 14.61% 1,065 15.28% Both English and French 70 1.00% 120 1.68% 130 1.87% Other languages 590 8.43% 585 8.18% 720 10.33%
The town is noted for having the highest percentage of Jewish residents of any city in Canada, and the third highest worldwide outside Israel. Religion (2001) Population Percentage % (of total in Quebec) Jewish 5,170 74.2% 5.75% Catholic 760 10.9% 0.01% No religious affiliation 300 4.3% 0.07% Protestant 295 4.2% 0.09% Christian Orthodox 280 4% 0.28% Muslim 45 0.6% 0.04% Buddhist 75 1.1% 0.18% Christian, n. i. e. 25 0.4% 0.04% Hindu 15 0.2% 0.06% Other 10 0.1% 0.26%
In terms of mother tongue, the 2006 census found that, including multiple responses, almost 63% of residents spoke English, and about 16% of residents spoke French. The next most commonly reported first languages learned were Hebrew, Yiddish, Polish and Romanian. Mother Tongue Population (2006) Percentage (2006) Population (2016) Percentage (2016) English 4,260 60.9% 3,950 56.7% French 975 13.9% 1,255 18.0% English and French 45 0.6% 130 1.9% English and a non official language 55 0.8% 70 1.0% French and a non official language 85 1.2% 45 0.6% English, French and a non official language 20 0.3% 35 0.5% Hebrew 240 3.4% 150 2.2% Yiddish 175 2.5% 75 1.1% Polish 160 2.3% 30 0.4% Romanian 145 2.1% 100 1.4% Spanish 135 1.9% 145 2.1% Arabic 110 1.6% 110 1.6% Korean 90 1.3% 60 0.9% Hungarian 65 0.9% 45 0.6% Tagalog 60 0.9% 70 1.0% Chinese 45 0.6% 115 1.6% Italian 40 0.6% 65 0.9% Russian 40 0.6% 80 1.1% German 35 0.5% 40 0.6% Persian 35 0.5% 135 1.9% Vietnamese 35 0.5% 40 0.6% Bisayan 20 0.3% Greek 20 0.3% 35 0.5% Serbian 20 0.3% 25 0.4%
+Home language (2006, 2011 and 2016) Language Population (2006) Percentage (2006) Population (2011) Percentage (2011) Population (2016) Percentage (2016) English 5,440 77.77% 5,190 72.53% 4,830 69.30% French 890 12.72% 1,045 14.61% 1,065 15.28% Both English and French 70 1.00% 120 1.68% 130 1.87% Other languages 590 8.43% 585 8.18% 720 10.33%
The town is noted for having the highest percentage of Jewish residents of any city in Canada, and the third highest worldwide outside Israel. Religion (2001) Population Percentage % (of total in Quebec) Jewish 5,170 74.2% 5.75% Catholic 760 10.9% 0.01% No religious affiliation 300 4.3% 0.07% Protestant 295 4.2% 0.09% Christian Orthodox 280 4% 0.28% Muslim 45 0.6% 0.04% Buddhist 75 1.1% 0.18% Christian, n. i. e. 25 0.4% 0.04% Hindu 15 0.2% 0.06% Other 10 0.1% 0.26%
Родной язык | Население (2006) | Процент (2006) | Население (2016) | Процент (2016)
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Английский | 4260 | 60,9% | 3950 | 56,7%
Французский | 975 | 13,9% | 1255 | 18,0%
Английский и французский | 45 | 0,6% | 130 | 1,9%
Английский и неофициальный язык | 55 | 0,8% | 70 | 1,0%
Французский и неофициальный язык | 85 | 1,2% | 45 | 0,6%
Английский, французский и неофициальный язык | 20 | 0,3% | 35 | 0,5%
Иврит | 240 | 3,4% | 150 | 2,2%
Идиш | 175 | 2,5% | 75 | 1,1%
Польский | 160 | 2,3% | 30 | 0,4%
Румынский | 145 | 2,1% | 100 | 1,4%
Испанский | 135 | 1,9% | 145 | 2,1%
Арабский | 110 | 1,6% | 110 | 1,6%
Корейский | 90 | 1,3% | 60 | 0,9%
Венгерский | 65 | 0,9% | 45 | 0,6%
Тагальский | 60 | 0,9% | 70 | 1,0%
Китайский | 45 | 0,6% | 115 | 1,6%
Итальянский | 40 | 0,6% | 65 | 0,9%
Русский | 40 | 0,6% | 80 | 1,1%
Немецкий | 35 | 0,5% | 40 | 0,6%
Персидский | 35 | 0,5% | 135 | 1,9%
Вьетнамский | 35 | 0,5% | 40 | 0,6%
Бисайский | 20 | 0,3% | - | -
Греческий | 20 | 0,3% | 35 | 0,5%
Сербский | 20 | 0,3% | 25 | 0,4%
In the 2021 Census of Population conducted by Statistics Canada, Hampstead had a population of 7037 living in 2493 of its 2622 total private dwellings, a change of from its 2016 population of 6973. With a land area of , it had a population density of in 2021. Canada 2006 Census Population % of Total Population Visible minority group South Asian 45 0.6 Chinese 55 0.8 Black 145 2.1 Filipino 130 1.9 Latin American 80 1.1 Southeast Asian 45 0.6 Other visible minority 155 2.3 Total visible minority population 655 9.4 Aboriginal group First Nations 0 0 Métis 0 0 Inuit 0 0 Total Aboriginal population 0 0 White 6,340 90.6 Total population 6,995 100
In terms of mother tongue, the 2006 census found that, including multiple responses, almost 63% of residents spoke English, and about 16% of residents spoke French. The next most commonly reported first languages learned were Hebrew, Yiddish, Polish and Romanian. Mother Tongue Population (2006) Percentage (2006) Population (2016) Percentage (2016) English 4,260 60.9% 3,950 56.7% French 975 13.9% 1,255 18.0% English and French 45 0.6% 130 1.9% English and a non official language 55 0.8% 70 1.0% French and a non official language 85 1.2% 45 0.6% English, French and a non official language 20 0.3% 35 0.5% Hebrew 240 3.4% 150 2.2% Yiddish 175 2.5% 75 1.1% Polish 160 2.3% 30 0.4% Romanian 145 2.1% 100 1.4% Spanish 135 1.9% 145 2.1% Arabic 110 1.6% 110 1.6% Korean 90 1.3% 60 0.9% Hungarian 65 0.9% 45 0.6% Tagalog 60 0.9% 70 1.0% Chinese 45 0.6% 115 1.6% Italian 40 0.6% 65 0.9% Russian 40 0.6% 80 1.1% German 35 0.5% 40 0.6% Persian 35 0.5% 135 1.9% Vietnamese 35 0.5% 40 0.6% Bisayan 20 0.3% Greek 20 0.3% 35 0.5% Serbian 20 0.3% 25 0.4%
+Home language (2006, 2011 and 2016) Language Population (2006) Percentage (2006) Population (2011) Percentage (2011) Population (2016) Percentage (2016) English 5,440 77.77% 5,190 72.53% 4,830 69.30% French 890 12.72% 1,045 14.61% 1,065 15.28% Both English and French 70 1.00% 120 1.68% 130 1.87% Other languages 590 8.43% 585 8.18% 720 10.33%
The town is noted for having the highest percentage of Jewish residents of any city in Canada, and the third highest worldwide outside Israel. Religion (2001) Population Percentage % (of total in Quebec) Jewish 5,170 74.2% 5.75% Catholic 760 10.9% 0.01% No religious affiliation 300 4.3% 0.07% Protestant 295 4.2% 0.09% Christian Orthodox 280 4% 0.28% Muslim 45 0.6% 0.04% Buddhist 75 1.1% 0.18% Christian, n. i. e. 25 0.4% 0.04% Hindu 15 0.2% 0.06% Other 10 0.1% 0.26%
In terms of mother tongue, the 2006 census found that, including multiple responses, almost 63% of residents spoke English, and about 16% of residents spoke French. The next most commonly reported first languages learned were Hebrew, Yiddish, Polish and Romanian. Mother Tongue Population (2006) Percentage (2006) Population (2016) Percentage (2016) English 4,260 60.9% 3,950 56.7% French 975 13.9% 1,255 18.0% English and French 45 0.6% 130 1.9% English and a non official language 55 0.8% 70 1.0% French and a non official language 85 1.2% 45 0.6% English, French and a non official language 20 0.3% 35 0.5% Hebrew 240 3.4% 150 2.2% Yiddish 175 2.5% 75 1.1% Polish 160 2.3% 30 0.4% Romanian 145 2.1% 100 1.4% Spanish 135 1.9% 145 2.1% Arabic 110 1.6% 110 1.6% Korean 90 1.3% 60 0.9% Hungarian 65 0.9% 45 0.6% Tagalog 60 0.9% 70 1.0% Chinese 45 0.6% 115 1.6% Italian 40 0.6% 65 0.9% Russian 40 0.6% 80 1.1% German 35 0.5% 40 0.6% Persian 35 0.5% 135 1.9% Vietnamese 35 0.5% 40 0.6% Bisayan 20 0.3% Greek 20 0.3% 35 0.5% Serbian 20 0.3% 25 0.4%
+Home language (2006, 2011 and 2016) Language Population (2006) Percentage (2006) Population (2011) Percentage (2011) Population (2016) Percentage (2016) English 5,440 77.77% 5,190 72.53% 4,830 69.30% French 890 12.72% 1,045 14.61% 1,065 15.28% Both English and French 70 1.00% 120 1.68% 130 1.87% Other languages 590 8.43% 585 8.18% 720 10.33%
The town is noted for having the highest percentage of Jewish residents of any city in Canada, and the third highest worldwide outside Israel. Religion (2001) Population Percentage % (of total in Quebec) Jewish 5,170 74.2% 5.75% Catholic 760 10.9% 0.01% No religious affiliation 300 4.3% 0.07% Protestant 295 4.2% 0.09% Christian Orthodox 280 4% 0.28% Muslim 45 0.6% 0.04% Buddhist 75 1.1% 0.18% Christian, n. i. e. 25 0.4% 0.04% Hindu 15 0.2% 0.06% Other 10 0.1% 0.26%
+Родной язык (2006, 2011 и 2016)
In the 2021 Census of Population conducted by Statistics Canada, Hampstead had a population of 7037 living in 2493 of its 2622 total private dwellings, a change of from its 2016 population of 6973. With a land area of , it had a population density of in 2021. Canada 2006 Census Population % of Total Population Visible minority group South Asian 45 0.6 Chinese 55 0.8 Black 145 2.1 Filipino 130 1.9 Latin American 80 1.1 Southeast Asian 45 0.6 Other visible minority 155 2.3 Total visible minority population 655 9.4 Aboriginal group First Nations 0 0 Métis 0 0 Inuit 0 0 Total Aboriginal population 0 0 White 6,340 90.6 Total population 6,995 100
In terms of mother tongue, the 2006 census found that, including multiple responses, almost 63% of residents spoke English, and about 16% of residents spoke French. The next most commonly reported first languages learned were Hebrew, Yiddish, Polish and Romanian. Mother Tongue Population (2006) Percentage (2006) Population (2016) Percentage (2016) English 4,260 60.9% 3,950 56.7% French 975 13.9% 1,255 18.0% English and French 45 0.6% 130 1.9% English and a non official language 55 0.8% 70 1.0% French and a non official language 85 1.2% 45 0.6% English, French and a non official language 20 0.3% 35 0.5% Hebrew 240 3.4% 150 2.2% Yiddish 175 2.5% 75 1.1% Polish 160 2.3% 30 0.4% Romanian 145 2.1% 100 1.4% Spanish 135 1.9% 145 2.1% Arabic 110 1.6% 110 1.6% Korean 90 1.3% 60 0.9% Hungarian 65 0.9% 45 0.6% Tagalog 60 0.9% 70 1.0% Chinese 45 0.6% 115 1.6% Italian 40 0.6% 65 0.9% Russian 40 0.6% 80 1.1% German 35 0.5% 40 0.6% Persian 35 0.5% 135 1.9% Vietnamese 35 0.5% 40 0.6% Bisayan 20 0.3% Greek 20 0.3% 35 0.5% Serbian 20 0.3% 25 0.4%
+Home language (2006, 2011 and 2016) Language Population (2006) Percentage (2006) Population (2011) Percentage (2011) Population (2016) Percentage (2016) English 5,440 77.77% 5,190 72.53% 4,830 69.30% French 890 12.72% 1,045 14.61% 1,065 15.28% Both English and French 70 1.00% 120 1.68% 130 1.87% Other languages 590 8.43% 585 8.18% 720 10.33%
The town is noted for having the highest percentage of Jewish residents of any city in Canada, and the third highest worldwide outside Israel. Religion (2001) Population Percentage % (of total in Quebec) Jewish 5,170 74.2% 5.75% Catholic 760 10.9% 0.01% No religious affiliation 300 4.3% 0.07% Protestant 295 4.2% 0.09% Christian Orthodox 280 4% 0.28% Muslim 45 0.6% 0.04% Buddhist 75 1.1% 0.18% Christian, n. i. e. 25 0.4% 0.04% Hindu 15 0.2% 0.06% Other 10 0.1% 0.26%
In terms of mother tongue, the 2006 census found that, including multiple responses, almost 63% of residents spoke English, and about 16% of residents spoke French. The next most commonly reported first languages learned were Hebrew, Yiddish, Polish and Romanian. Mother Tongue Population (2006) Percentage (2006) Population (2016) Percentage (2016) English 4,260 60.9% 3,950 56.7% French 975 13.9% 1,255 18.0% English and French 45 0.6% 130 1.9% English and a non official language 55 0.8% 70 1.0% French and a non official language 85 1.2% 45 0.6% English, French and a non official language 20 0.3% 35 0.5% Hebrew 240 3.4% 150 2.2% Yiddish 175 2.5% 75 1.1% Polish 160 2.3% 30 0.4% Romanian 145 2.1% 100 1.4% Spanish 135 1.9% 145 2.1% Arabic 110 1.6% 110 1.6% Korean 90 1.3% 60 0.9% Hungarian 65 0.9% 45 0.6% Tagalog 60 0.9% 70 1.0% Chinese 45 0.6% 115 1.6% Italian 40 0.6% 65 0.9% Russian 40 0.6% 80 1.1% German 35 0.5% 40 0.6% Persian 35 0.5% 135 1.9% Vietnamese 35 0.5% 40 0.6% Bisayan 20 0.3% Greek 20 0.3% 35 0.5% Serbian 20 0.3% 25 0.4%
+Home language (2006, 2011 and 2016) Language Population (2006) Percentage (2006) Population (2011) Percentage (2011) Population (2016) Percentage (2016) English 5,440 77.77% 5,190 72.53% 4,830 69.30% French 890 12.72% 1,045 14.61% 1,065 15.28% Both English and French 70 1.00% 120 1.68% 130 1.87% Other languages 590 8.43% 585 8.18% 720 10.33%
The town is noted for having the highest percentage of Jewish residents of any city in Canada, and the third highest worldwide outside Israel. Religion (2001) Population Percentage % (of total in Quebec) Jewish 5,170 74.2% 5.75% Catholic 760 10.9% 0.01% No religious affiliation 300 4.3% 0.07% Protestant 295 4.2% 0.09% Christian Orthodox 280 4% 0.28% Muslim 45 0.6% 0.04% Buddhist 75 1.1% 0.18% Christian, n. i. e. 25 0.4% 0.04% Hindu 15 0.2% 0.06% Other 10 0.1% 0.26%
| Язык | Население (2006) | Процент (2006) | Население (2011) | Процент (2011) | Население (2016) | Процент (2016) |
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Английский | 5440 | 77,77% | 5190 | 72,53% | 4830 | 69,30% |
Французский | 890 | 12,72% | 1045 | 14,61% | 1065 | 15,28% |
Английский и французский | 70 | 1,00% | 120 | 1,68% | 130 | 1,87% |
Другие языки | 590 | 8,43% | 585 | 8,18% | 720 | 10,33% |
In the 2021 Census of Population conducted by Statistics Canada, Hampstead had a population of 7037 living in 2493 of its 2622 total private dwellings, a change of from its 2016 population of 6973. With a land area of , it had a population density of in 2021. Canada 2006 Census Population % of Total Population Visible minority group South Asian 45 0.6 Chinese 55 0.8 Black 145 2.1 Filipino 130 1.9 Latin American 80 1.1 Southeast Asian 45 0.6 Other visible minority 155 2.3 Total visible minority population 655 9.4 Aboriginal group First Nations 0 0 Métis 0 0 Inuit 0 0 Total Aboriginal population 0 0 White 6,340 90.6 Total population 6,995 100
In terms of mother tongue, the 2006 census found that, including multiple responses, almost 63% of residents spoke English, and about 16% of residents spoke French. The next most commonly reported first languages learned were Hebrew, Yiddish, Polish and Romanian. Mother Tongue Population (2006) Percentage (2006) Population (2016) Percentage (2016) English 4,260 60.9% 3,950 56.7% French 975 13.9% 1,255 18.0% English and French 45 0.6% 130 1.9% English and a non official language 55 0.8% 70 1.0% French and a non official language 85 1.2% 45 0.6% English, French and a non official language 20 0.3% 35 0.5% Hebrew 240 3.4% 150 2.2% Yiddish 175 2.5% 75 1.1% Polish 160 2.3% 30 0.4% Romanian 145 2.1% 100 1.4% Spanish 135 1.9% 145 2.1% Arabic 110 1.6% 110 1.6% Korean 90 1.3% 60 0.9% Hungarian 65 0.9% 45 0.6% Tagalog 60 0.9% 70 1.0% Chinese 45 0.6% 115 1.6% Italian 40 0.6% 65 0.9% Russian 40 0.6% 80 1.1% German 35 0.5% 40 0.6% Persian 35 0.5% 135 1.9% Vietnamese 35 0.5% 40 0.6% Bisayan 20 0.3% Greek 20 0.3% 35 0.5% Serbian 20 0.3% 25 0.4%
+Home language (2006, 2011 and 2016) Language Population (2006) Percentage (2006) Population (2011) Percentage (2011) Population (2016) Percentage (2016) English 5,440 77.77% 5,190 72.53% 4,830 69.30% French 890 12.72% 1,045 14.61% 1,065 15.28% Both English and French 70 1.00% 120 1.68% 130 1.87% Other languages 590 8.43% 585 8.18% 720 10.33%
The town is noted for having the highest percentage of Jewish residents of any city in Canada, and the third highest worldwide outside Israel. Religion (2001) Population Percentage % (of total in Quebec) Jewish 5,170 74.2% 5.75% Catholic 760 10.9% 0.01% No religious affiliation 300 4.3% 0.07% Protestant 295 4.2% 0.09% Christian Orthodox 280 4% 0.28% Muslim 45 0.6% 0.04% Buddhist 75 1.1% 0.18% Christian, n. i. e. 25 0.4% 0.04% Hindu 15 0.2% 0.06% Other 10 0.1% 0.26%
In terms of mother tongue, the 2006 census found that, including multiple responses, almost 63% of residents spoke English, and about 16% of residents spoke French. The next most commonly reported first languages learned were Hebrew, Yiddish, Polish and Romanian. Mother Tongue Population (2006) Percentage (2006) Population (2016) Percentage (2016) English 4,260 60.9% 3,950 56.7% French 975 13.9% 1,255 18.0% English and French 45 0.6% 130 1.9% English and a non official language 55 0.8% 70 1.0% French and a non official language 85 1.2% 45 0.6% English, French and a non official language 20 0.3% 35 0.5% Hebrew 240 3.4% 150 2.2% Yiddish 175 2.5% 75 1.1% Polish 160 2.3% 30 0.4% Romanian 145 2.1% 100 1.4% Spanish 135 1.9% 145 2.1% Arabic 110 1.6% 110 1.6% Korean 90 1.3% 60 0.9% Hungarian 65 0.9% 45 0.6% Tagalog 60 0.9% 70 1.0% Chinese 45 0.6% 115 1.6% Italian 40 0.6% 65 0.9% Russian 40 0.6% 80 1.1% German 35 0.5% 40 0.6% Persian 35 0.5% 135 1.9% Vietnamese 35 0.5% 40 0.6% Bisayan 20 0.3% Greek 20 0.3% 35 0.5% Serbian 20 0.3% 25 0.4%
+Home language (2006, 2011 and 2016) Language Population (2006) Percentage (2006) Population (2011) Percentage (2011) Population (2016) Percentage (2016) English 5,440 77.77% 5,190 72.53% 4,830 69.30% French 890 12.72% 1,045 14.61% 1,065 15.28% Both English and French 70 1.00% 120 1.68% 130 1.87% Other languages 590 8.43% 585 8.18% 720 10.33%
The town is noted for having the highest percentage of Jewish residents of any city in Canada, and the third highest worldwide outside Israel. Religion (2001) Population Percentage % (of total in Quebec) Jewish 5,170 74.2% 5.75% Catholic 760 10.9% 0.01% No religious affiliation 300 4.3% 0.07% Protestant 295 4.2% 0.09% Christian Orthodox 280 4% 0.28% Muslim 45 0.6% 0.04% Buddhist 75 1.1% 0.18% Christian, n. i. e. 25 0.4% 0.04% Hindu 15 0.2% 0.06% Other 10 0.1% 0.26%
Город известен тем, что имеет самый высокий процент еврейских жителей среди всех городов Канады и третий по величине в мире за пределами Израиля.
In the 2021 Census of Population conducted by Statistics Canada, Hampstead had a population of 7037 living in 2493 of its 2622 total private dwellings, a change of from its 2016 population of 6973. With a land area of , it had a population density of in 2021. Canada 2006 Census Population % of Total Population Visible minority group South Asian 45 0.6 Chinese 55 0.8 Black 145 2.1 Filipino 130 1.9 Latin American 80 1.1 Southeast Asian 45 0.6 Other visible minority 155 2.3 Total visible minority population 655 9.4 Aboriginal group First Nations 0 0 Métis 0 0 Inuit 0 0 Total Aboriginal population 0 0 White 6,340 90.6 Total population 6,995 100
In terms of mother tongue, the 2006 census found that, including multiple responses, almost 63% of residents spoke English, and about 16% of residents spoke French. The next most commonly reported first languages learned were Hebrew, Yiddish, Polish and Romanian. Mother Tongue Population (2006) Percentage (2006) Population (2016) Percentage (2016) English 4,260 60.9% 3,950 56.7% French 975 13.9% 1,255 18.0% English and French 45 0.6% 130 1.9% English and a non official language 55 0.8% 70 1.0% French and a non official language 85 1.2% 45 0.6% English, French and a non official language 20 0.3% 35 0.5% Hebrew 240 3.4% 150 2.2% Yiddish 175 2.5% 75 1.1% Polish 160 2.3% 30 0.4% Romanian 145 2.1% 100 1.4% Spanish 135 1.9% 145 2.1% Arabic 110 1.6% 110 1.6% Korean 90 1.3% 60 0.9% Hungarian 65 0.9% 45 0.6% Tagalog 60 0.9% 70 1.0% Chinese 45 0.6% 115 1.6% Italian 40 0.6% 65 0.9% Russian 40 0.6% 80 1.1% German 35 0.5% 40 0.6% Persian 35 0.5% 135 1.9% Vietnamese 35 0.5% 40 0.6% Bisayan 20 0.3% Greek 20 0.3% 35 0.5% Serbian 20 0.3% 25 0.4%
+Home language (2006, 2011 and 2016) Language Population (2006) Percentage (2006) Population (2011) Percentage (2011) Population (2016) Percentage (2016) English 5,440 77.77% 5,190 72.53% 4,830 69.30% French 890 12.72% 1,045 14.61% 1,065 15.28% Both English and French 70 1.00% 120 1.68% 130 1.87% Other languages 590 8.43% 585 8.18% 720 10.33%
The town is noted for having the highest percentage of Jewish residents of any city in Canada, and the third highest worldwide outside Israel. Religion (2001) Population Percentage % (of total in Quebec) Jewish 5,170 74.2% 5.75% Catholic 760 10.9% 0.01% No religious affiliation 300 4.3% 0.07% Protestant 295 4.2% 0.09% Christian Orthodox 280 4% 0.28% Muslim 45 0.6% 0.04% Buddhist 75 1.1% 0.18% Christian, n. i. e. 25 0.4% 0.04% Hindu 15 0.2% 0.06% Other 10 0.1% 0.26%
In terms of mother tongue, the 2006 census found that, including multiple responses, almost 63% of residents spoke English, and about 16% of residents spoke French. The next most commonly reported first languages learned were Hebrew, Yiddish, Polish and Romanian. Mother Tongue Population (2006) Percentage (2006) Population (2016) Percentage (2016) English 4,260 60.9% 3,950 56.7% French 975 13.9% 1,255 18.0% English and French 45 0.6% 130 1.9% English and a non official language 55 0.8% 70 1.0% French and a non official language 85 1.2% 45 0.6% English, French and a non official language 20 0.3% 35 0.5% Hebrew 240 3.4% 150 2.2% Yiddish 175 2.5% 75 1.1% Polish 160 2.3% 30 0.4% Romanian 145 2.1% 100 1.4% Spanish 135 1.9% 145 2.1% Arabic 110 1.6% 110 1.6% Korean 90 1.3% 60 0.9% Hungarian 65 0.9% 45 0.6% Tagalog 60 0.9% 70 1.0% Chinese 45 0.6% 115 1.6% Italian 40 0.6% 65 0.9% Russian 40 0.6% 80 1.1% German 35 0.5% 40 0.6% Persian 35 0.5% 135 1.9% Vietnamese 35 0.5% 40 0.6% Bisayan 20 0.3% Greek 20 0.3% 35 0.5% Serbian 20 0.3% 25 0.4%
+Home language (2006, 2011 and 2016) Language Population (2006) Percentage (2006) Population (2011) Percentage (2011) Population (2016) Percentage (2016) English 5,440 77.77% 5,190 72.53% 4,830 69.30% French 890 12.72% 1,045 14.61% 1,065 15.28% Both English and French 70 1.00% 120 1.68% 130 1.87% Other languages 590 8.43% 585 8.18% 720 10.33%
The town is noted for having the highest percentage of Jewish residents of any city in Canada, and the third highest worldwide outside Israel. Religion (2001) Population Percentage % (of total in Quebec) Jewish 5,170 74.2% 5.75% Catholic 760 10.9% 0.01% No religious affiliation 300 4.3% 0.07% Protestant 295 4.2% 0.09% Christian Orthodox 280 4% 0.28% Muslim 45 0.6% 0.04% Buddhist 75 1.1% 0.18% Christian, n. i. e. 25 0.4% 0.04% Hindu 15 0.2% 0.06% Other 10 0.1% 0.26%
Религия (2001) | Население | Процент | % (от общей численности в Квебеке)
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Еврейская | 5170 | 74,2% | 5,75%
Католическая | 760 | 10,9% | 0,01%
Без религиозной принадлежности | 300 | 4,3% | 0,07%
Протестантская | 295 | 4,2% | 0,09%
Христианская Православная | 280 | 4% | 0,28%
Мусульманская | 45 | 0,6% | 0,04%
Буддийская | 75 | 1,1% | 0,18%
Христианская, не указано | 25 | 0,4% | 0,04%
Индуистская | 15 | 0,2% | 0,06%
Другие | 10 | 0,1% | 0,26%
In the 2021 Census of Population conducted by Statistics Canada, Hampstead had a population of 7037 living in 2493 of its 2622 total private dwellings, a change of from its 2016 population of 6973. With a land area of , it had a population density of in 2021. Canada 2006 Census Population % of Total Population Visible minority group South Asian 45 0.6 Chinese 55 0.8 Black 145 2.1 Filipino 130 1.9 Latin American 80 1.1 Southeast Asian 45 0.6 Other visible minority 155 2.3 Total visible minority population 655 9.4 Aboriginal group First Nations 0 0 Métis 0 0 Inuit 0 0 Total Aboriginal population 0 0 White 6,340 90.6 Total population 6,995 100
In terms of mother tongue, the 2006 census found that, including multiple responses, almost 63% of residents spoke English, and about 16% of residents spoke French. The next most commonly reported first languages learned were Hebrew, Yiddish, Polish and Romanian. Mother Tongue Population (2006) Percentage (2006) Population (2016) Percentage (2016) English 4,260 60.9% 3,950 56.7% French 975 13.9% 1,255 18.0% English and French 45 0.6% 130 1.9% English and a non official language 55 0.8% 70 1.0% French and a non official language 85 1.2% 45 0.6% English, French and a non official language 20 0.3% 35 0.5% Hebrew 240 3.4% 150 2.2% Yiddish 175 2.5% 75 1.1% Polish 160 2.3% 30 0.4% Romanian 145 2.1% 100 1.4% Spanish 135 1.9% 145 2.1% Arabic 110 1.6% 110 1.6% Korean 90 1.3% 60 0.9% Hungarian 65 0.9% 45 0.6% Tagalog 60 0.9% 70 1.0% Chinese 45 0.6% 115 1.6% Italian 40 0.6% 65 0.9% Russian 40 0.6% 80 1.1% German 35 0.5% 40 0.6% Persian 35 0.5% 135 1.9% Vietnamese 35 0.5% 40 0.6% Bisayan 20 0.3% Greek 20 0.3% 35 0.5% Serbian 20 0.3% 25 0.4%
+Home language (2006, 2011 and 2016) Language Population (2006) Percentage (2006) Population (2011) Percentage (2011) Population (2016) Percentage (2016) English 5,440 77.77% 5,190 72.53% 4,830 69.30% French 890 12.72% 1,045 14.61% 1,065 15.28% Both English and French 70 1.00% 120 1.68% 130 1.87% Other languages 590 8.43% 585 8.18% 720 10.33%
The town is noted for having the highest percentage of Jewish residents of any city in Canada, and the third highest worldwide outside Israel. Religion (2001) Population Percentage % (of total in Quebec) Jewish 5,170 74.2% 5.75% Catholic 760 10.9% 0.01% No religious affiliation 300 4.3% 0.07% Protestant 295 4.2% 0.09% Christian Orthodox 280 4% 0.28% Muslim 45 0.6% 0.04% Buddhist 75 1.1% 0.18% Christian, n. i. e. 25 0.4% 0.04% Hindu 15 0.2% 0.06% Other 10 0.1% 0.26%
In terms of mother tongue, the 2006 census found that, including multiple responses, almost 63% of residents spoke English, and about 16% of residents spoke French. The next most commonly reported first languages learned were Hebrew, Yiddish, Polish and Romanian. Mother Tongue Population (2006) Percentage (2006) Population (2016) Percentage (2016) English 4,260 60.9% 3,950 56.7% French 975 13.9% 1,255 18.0% English and French 45 0.6% 130 1.9% English and a non official language 55 0.8% 70 1.0% French and a non official language 85 1.2% 45 0.6% English, French and a non official language 20 0.3% 35 0.5% Hebrew 240 3.4% 150 2.2% Yiddish 175 2.5% 75 1.1% Polish 160 2.3% 30 0.4% Romanian 145 2.1% 100 1.4% Spanish 135 1.9% 145 2.1% Arabic 110 1.6% 110 1.6% Korean 90 1.3% 60 0.9% Hungarian 65 0.9% 45 0.6% Tagalog 60 0.9% 70 1.0% Chinese 45 0.6% 115 1.6% Italian 40 0.6% 65 0.9% Russian 40 0.6% 80 1.1% German 35 0.5% 40 0.6% Persian 35 0.5% 135 1.9% Vietnamese 35 0.5% 40 0.6% Bisayan 20 0.3% Greek 20 0.3% 35 0.5% Serbian 20 0.3% 25 0.4%
+Home language (2006, 2011 and 2016) Language Population (2006) Percentage (2006) Population (2011) Percentage (2011) Population (2016) Percentage (2016) English 5,440 77.77% 5,190 72.53% 4,830 69.30% French 890 12.72% 1,045 14.61% 1,065 15.28% Both English and French 70 1.00% 120 1.68% 130 1.87% Other languages 590 8.43% 585 8.18% 720 10.33%
The town is noted for having the highest percentage of Jewish residents of any city in Canada, and the third highest worldwide outside Israel. Religion (2001) Population Percentage % (of total in Quebec) Jewish 5,170 74.2% 5.75% Catholic 760 10.9% 0.01% No religious affiliation 300 4.3% 0.07% Protestant 295 4.2% 0.09% Christian Orthodox 280 4% 0.28% Muslim 45 0.6% 0.04% Buddhist 75 1.1% 0.18% Christian, n. i. e. 25 0.4% 0.04% Hindu 15 0.2% 0.06% Other 10 0.1% 0.26%
Транспортировка
В Хэмпстеде есть две основные магистрали: дорога королевы Марии и дорога Флита. Хотя на дороге королевы Марии сложно ехать быстро (из-за обилия знаков "стоп"), дорога Флита ориентирована на автомобильное движение и оборудована синхронизированными светофорами. До Хэмпстеда можно добраться по следующим автобусным маршрутам STM: 51 Édouard Montpetit (Queen Mary), 66 The Boulevard (Côte Saint Luc), 161 Van Horne (Fleet), 166 Queen Mary (Macdonald). Развитие Хэмпстеда проходило в несколько этапов. Новые районы расположены преимущественно на севере и западе. Город практически полностью состоит из отдельно стоящих домов, за исключением многоквартирных домов на улице Кот-Сен-Люк и дуплексов и триплексов вдоль улиц Макдональд, Клив, Дафферен, Хит, Холтем, Харроу и Олдред. Коммерческих объектов в городе нет. В городе есть только одна школа – начальная школа Хэмпстеда, являющаяся государственной. В начале каждого лета проводится День Хэмпстеда, включающий небольшой карнавал и фейерверк, организованные сотрудниками бассейна Хэмпстеда и летнего лагеря Хэмпстеда.
Two major thoroughfares exist in Hampstead. One is Queen Mary Road and the other is Fleet Road. While it is difficult to drive quickly down Queen Mary (because of all the stop signs), Fleet Road is geared for automobile traffic, with synchronized traffic lights. Hampstead is accessible by the following STM bus lines: 51 Édouard Montpetit (Queen Mary), 66 The Boulevard (Côte Saint Luc), 161 Van Horne (Fleet), 166 Queen Mary (Macdonald). There were various stages of development for Hampstead. The newer areas tend to be to the north and to the west. The city is almost completely composed of single family residences, except for the apartment buildings on Côte Saint Luc Road, and the duplexes and triplexes along MacDonald, Cleve, Dufferin, Heath, Holtham, Harrow and Aldred Roads. There are no commercial properties in the city. There is only one school in the city, the Hampstead Elementary School, which is public. At the beginning of each summer is Hampstead Day, which features a small carnival and fireworks, curated by the staff of the Hampstead Pool and of the Hampstead Day Camp.