. Swan River Valley, Manitoba, including the municipalities of Swan River and Minitonas : report on a rural survey of the agricultural, educational, social and religious life. i; \ii- \i-il 1. ( AMdXi- llil I \\ THE BETTER TYPE OF PIOXEER HOUSE. Social Conditions POPULATION The two municipalities, according to the census for 1911, contain4,384 people—3,286 of this population are in Swan River and1,098 In Minitonas municipalities. Swan River is the largest town,having a population of 574. The average number of persons ineach family is In 1901, shortly after the homest
. Swan River Valley, Manitoba, including the municipalities of Swan River and Minitonas : report on a rural survey of the agricultural, educational, social and religious life. i; \ii- \i-il 1. ( AMdXi- llil I \\ THE BETTER TYPE OF PIOXEER HOUSE. Social Conditions POPULATION The two municipalities, according to the census for 1911, contain4,384 people—3,286 of this population are in Swan River and1,098 In Minitonas municipalities. Swan River is the largest town,having a population of 574. The average number of persons ineach family is In 1901, shortly after the homestead rush,the total population was 1,726, 1,364 of whom were in Swan River and362 in Minitonas. The gain in population for the decade 1901-1911was 2,084, or 1209f. Assuming that this rate of increase in populationhas been constant, the two municipalities should have now 5,754 per-sons. This is on the basis of a stationary population for the last threeyears in the village of Swan River. The following is a summary of the census returns by townships forthe municipalities of Swan River and Minitonas, and two townshipsof the unorganized territory to the north in the Birch River district: Municipality ofSwan River. [ M. W. E
Size: 2081px × 1200px
Photo credit: © The Reading Room / Alamy / Afripics
License: Licensed
Model Released: No
Keywords: ., bookcentury1900, bookdecade1910, bookpublis, booksubjecteducation
