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Nova Scotia Census Records - Queens County - 1921 Some Districts, like cities and towns have more than one Sub-District included in the table. The program automatically loads the images for the first Sub-District in the group.
When you get to the end of the
images for a particular Sub-District, you can click the "Choose Next Image Set" button and then choose the button in sequence below the image viewer to load the next set of images. If there are no extra Sub-Districts for the area, no extra buttons will be shown.
1921 Census - Queens County
Canada added 1,581,840 new residents between 1911 and 1921, a 22 percent increase. The Prairie Provinces were the big gainers, with Alberta and Saskatchewan each growing by more than 50 percent, while the Yukon lost half of its population. Below is the list of Sub-Districts and Polling Districts for Queens County. then scroll the inner scroll bar to see them all. I have attempted to transcribe all the names with the common spellings used today.
Sub-Districts and Polling Districts
- 01 - Moose Harbour, Black Point, Western Head
- 02 - Liverpool East
- 03 - Liverpool West
- 04 - White Point, Gull Island, Beech Hill, Summerville, Hunt's Point, Black Point
- 05 - Port Mouton, Little Hope, South West, and Central Mouton, Port Mouton Island
- 06 - Port Joli, East Port Le Herbert, St Catherine's River
- 07 - East Milton
- 08 - West Milton
- 09 - Brooklyn, Sandy River, Sable Cove, Great Hill
- 10 - Eagle Head, East and West Berlin, Beach Meadows
- 11 - Port Medway
- 12 - East Port Medway
- 13 - Mill (Village), Danesville, Medway, Glodes Falls, North West Bay, Charleston, Riversdale
- 14 - Greenfield, Middlefield, Buckfield, Pleasant Field, Wellington, Bang's Falls, La Belle
- 15 - North Brookfield, Pleasant River, Molega, Westfield, South Brookfield, Brookfield, Mines
- 16 - Caledonia, Hibernia, South Brookfield, Whiteburn, Devonshire, West, and Central Caledonia
- 17 - Kempt, Grafton, Northfield, Harmony
- 37 - Queen's County Asylum
- 39 - Indian Reserve
Click the buttons below to see the complete Queens County census records for 1921.
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Some of the files are quite large, please be patient while they load into the table.
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.
