1. Spatial Mapping: Calgary, Southwest and Southeast Sector Household Structure 1986, 1991, 1996, 2001 EVDS 697.10 R. Levy David James, Peggy Holroyd, Colleen Renne, Pankaj Nalavde, Marilyn Groves

2. Presentation Structure Population Density (Total Population per Square Mile) Population Density (Total Population per Square Mile) 1986 1986 1991 1991 1996 1996 2001 2001 Trends in all Household Structure Variables Trends in all Household Structure Variables

3. Household Structure Variables Total PopulationTotal Population Population DensityPopulation Density Average Age per HouseholdAverage Age per Household Average Number of Persons per HouseholdAverage Number of Persons per Household Non- Family HouseholdsNon- Family Households One Family HouseholdsOne Family Households

4. 1986 Total Population per Square Mile Southwest and Southeast Calgary PM Holroyd ID 2057021 City of Calgary

5. Population Density (Persons Per Square Mile) PM Holroyd

6. 1991 Total Population per Square Mile PM Holroyd ID 2057021 Southwest and Southeast Calgary City of Calgary

7. Southwest and Southeast Calgary PM Holroyd ID 2057021 1996 Total Population per Square Mile Southwest and Southeast Calgary City of Calgary

8. Southwest and Southeast Calgary PM Holroyd ID 2057021 2001 Total Population per Square Mile Southwest and Southeast Calgary City of Calgary

9. Community Population Density 1986 - 2001 Southeast of Calgary PM Holroyd ID 2057021 Southeast Note: The number of neighborhoods in the Southeast vary from year to year. The average population density was calculated for all SE neighborhoods combined.Year1986199119962001 Pop/sq mi 117.04279.59571.735342.17

10. Community Population Density 1986- 2001 Comparison of Four Communities in the Southwest of Calgary PM Holroyd ID 2057021 Community1986199119962001 15182471644834495 28101817779727642 35261478843574620 48258917385128921 2 34 1 Note: The neighborhoods chosen have boundaries that do not change year by year.

11. 1986 Colleen Renne

12. 1986 Total Population and Average Age of Population Southwest and Southeast Calgary City of Calgary Colleen Renne

13. Southwest and Southeast Calgary City of Calgary 1986 One–Family and Non-Family Households and Average Persons per Household Colleen Renne

14. 1986 Total 1986 Total Population Colleen Renne 1986Total Population SW and SE Sector 159627 Calgary 699175 Rest of Calgary 539548

15. Colleen Renne 1986Average Age of Population SW and SE Sector 31.1 Calgary 32.3 1986 Average Age of Population

16. 1986 Average Persons Per Household Colleen Renne 1986Average Persons Per Household SW and SE Areas3.0 Calgary2.8

17. 1986 Non-Family and One Census Family Households Colleen Renne 1986Non-Family HouseholdsOne Census Family Households SW and SE Areas951043135 Calgary76045179315

18. 1991 Pankaj Nalavde

19. 1991 Total Population and Average Age of Population Southwest and Southeast Calgary City of Calgary Pankaj Nalavde

20. 1991 One–Family and Non- Family Households and Average Persons per Household Southwest and Southeast Calgary City of Calgary Pankaj Nalavde

21. 1991 Total Population TOTAL POPULATION CALGARY 1991753585 S/SW CALGARY 1991167160 REST OF CALGARY586425 Pankaj Nalavde

22. 1991 Average Age of Population Pankaj Nalavde

23. 1991 Average Persons Per Household AVERAGE PERSON PER HOUSEHOLDS CALGARY 19912.8 S/SW CALGARY 19913.0 Pankaj Nalavde

24. 1991 Non-Family and One Census Family Households NON FAMILY HOUSEHOLDS ONE FAMILY HOUSEHOLDS CALGARY 199180720191600 S/SW CALGARY 1991 1111548590 Pankaj Nalavde

25. 1996 David James

26. 1996 Total Population and Average Age of Population Southwest and Southeast Calgary City of Calgary David James

27. 1996 One–Family and Non- Family Households and Average Persons per Household Southwest and Southeast Calgary City of Calgary David James

28. 1996 Total Population Total Population Average Age SWSE Sector 198,27034.7 Calgary821,59535.0 David James

29. 1996 Average Age of Population

30. David James 1996 Average Persons Per Household

31. David James Non Family Households One Family Households Average persons per household SWSE Sector 13,48554,0102.9 Calgary91,180209,3202.7 1996 Non-Family and One Census Family Households

32. 2001 Marilyn Groves

33. 2001 Total Population and Average Age of Population Southwest and Southeast Calgary City of Calgary Marilyn Groves

34. Southwest and Southeast Calgary City of Calgary 2001 One–Family and Non- Family Households and Average Persons per Household Marilyn Groves

35. 2001 Total Population 2001Total PopulationAverage Age Of Population SWSE233,96034.4 Calgary951,45034.87 Rest of Calgary717,490 Marilyn Groves

36. 2001 Average Age Of Population Marilyn Groves

37. 2001 Average Persons Per Household

38. 2001 Non-Family and One Census Family Households Marilyn Groves 2001 One - Family Households Non-Family Households SWSE64,11017,015 Calgary241,670103,410

39. Census Trends in the SWSE and in all of Calgary Total Population Total Population Average Age of the Population Average Age of the Population Average Persons per Household Average Persons per Household Non- Family Households Non- Family Households One- Family Households One- Family Households David James, Peggy Holroyd, Colleen Renne, Pankaj Nalavde, Marilyn Groves

40. Population Trend in the SWSE and in all of Calgary Total PopulationSW and SE SectorCalgary 1986159627699175 1991167160753585 1996198270821595 2001233960951450 David James, Peggy Holroyd, Colleen Renne, Pankaj Nalavde, Marilyn Groves

41. Population Trend Analysis Total population in both the SWSE and all of Calgary has increased significantly over the four census periods Total population in both the SWSE and all of Calgary has increased significantly over the four census periods The SE sector of the city has been and is targeted as one of the major growth areas within the City. The SE sector of the city has been and is targeted as one of the major growth areas within the City.

42. Trend in Average Age of the Population in the SWSE and in all of Calgary Average Age of PopulationSWSECalgary 198631.132.3 199132.233.5 199634.735 200134.434.9 David James, Peggy Holroyd, Colleen Renne, Pankaj Nalavde, Marilyn Groves

43. Trend Average Age of Population Analysis The average age has increased from 1986- 1996 and then decreases in 2001 The average age has increased from 1986- 1996 and then decreases in 2001 This suggest an influx of young people in the population This suggest an influx of young people in the population

44. Trend in Average Persons Per Household in the SWSE and in all of Calgary Average Persons Per HouseholdSWSECalgary 198632.8 199132.8 19962.92.7 20012.93 David James, Peggy Holroyd, Colleen Renne, Pankaj Nalavde, Marilyn Groves

45. Trend in Average Persons Per Household Analysis In the SWSE quadrants the average number of person decreased from 3 to 2.9 In the SWSE quadrants the average number of person decreased from 3 to 2.9 In Calgary the average persons per household went from 2.8 to 2.7 and up to 3.0 in 2001. In Calgary the average persons per household went from 2.8 to 2.7 and up to 3.0 in 2001. This could be reflective of an overall increase in population. The housing market may have not been able to keep up with this latent demand for housing. This could be reflective of an overall increase in population. The housing market may have not been able to keep up with this latent demand for housing.

46. Trend in Non- Family/ One Family Households in the SWSE and in all of Calgary Non-family Households SW SE Calgary 1986951076045 19911111580720 19961348591180 200117015103410 David James, Peggy Holroyd, Colleen Renne, Pankaj Nalavde, Marilyn Groves One-family Households SW SE Calgary 198643135179315 199148590191600 199654010209320 200164110241670

47. Trend in Non- Family/ One Family Households Analysis The SW / SE sector has had a more substantial increase in the number of one- family households than has the rest of Calgary The SW / SE sector has had a more substantial increase in the number of one- family households than has the rest of Calgary This could be a result of an increased need for single-family housing in the South, more than throughout the city. This could be a result of an increased need for single-family housing in the South, more than throughout the city.