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Nova Scotia Census Records - Lunenburg County - 19111911 Census - Lunenburg County - District 49
Conducted under the provisions of the Census and Statistics Act (1905), the Fifth General Census of Canada began on 01 June and collected information related to each inhabitant of the country, including place of habitation, marital status, age, place of birth, religion, occupation, education, etc. The Census of Canada 1911 covered the nine provinces (British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island) and two territories (the Yukon and the Northwest Territories) that were then part of Confederation. I have attempted to transcribe all the names with the common spellings used today.
Click the buttons below to see the complete Lunenburg County census records for 1911.
Click here to return to the Nova Scotia census map.
Some of the files are quite large, please be patient while they load into the table.
Hover over each button to see which communities are included in each Sub-District.
Note that there are several Sub-Districts that share the same name.
Click here to return to the Nova Scotia census map.
Some of the files are quite large, please be patient while they load into the table.
Hover over each button to see which communities are included in each Sub-District.
Note that there are several Sub-Districts that share the same name.
- Bakers Settlement
- Farmington
- Blandford
- Blockhouse
- Bridgewater North
- Bridgewater East
- Bridgewater South
- Chesleys Corner
- Chester Basin
- Chester East
- West Chester
- New Dublin
- Dublin Shore
- Feltz South
- First South
- Garden Lots
- Hebbs Mills
- Hemford
- Indian Point
- Italy Cross
- La Have Islands
- Maders Cove
- Mahone Bay
- Mahone Bay Road
- Midville
- Mill Cove
- New Cornwall
- New Ross
- Blue Rocks
- New Ross
- Northfield
- Oakland
- Petite Rivière
- New Dublin
- Parks Creek
- Riverport
- Rose Bay
- Tancook
- Upper La Have
- Voglers Cove
- Western Shore
- Waterloo
- Lunenburg
