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The resources below were featured in the library instruction session in your November 5th class. They will help you find the information and data needed for your assignment on Choropleth and Proportional Symbol Mapping.
This guide will help you to:
The reference resources created by Statistics Canada provide you with the descriptions and definitions to understand the geographies or socio-demographic variables used with the census.
You will need the CHASS Census Analyzer to download socio-economic data to create your table.
The links below will allow you to find and download geospatial data which includes boundary files, road network files, water files and much more. You will not need the resources below to complete assignment 4 as geospatial data has been provided. They will be useful for locating data for future projects.
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