List of villages in Canada

A village is a type of incorporated municipality within the majority of the provinces and territories of Canada.

Memramcook is the largest village in New Brunswick with a population of 4,831

Casselman is the largest village in Ontario with a population of 3,626[1]

As of January 1, 2012, there were 550 villages among the provinces of Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, New Brunswick, the Northwest Territories, Ontario, Quebec, Saskatchewan and Yukon. Since then, Kedgwick in New Brunswick changed to rural community status[2] and New Norway in Alberta dissolved to become an unincorporated hamlet,[3] while both Hepburn and Pense in Saskatchewan changed to town status.[4] Saskatchewan has the highest amount of villages at 264.[4][5]

Alberta

Alberta had 93 villages as of September 1, 2013.[6]

Villages of Alberta
Name	Rural municipality[7]	Incorporation date (village)[8]	Population (2011)[9]	Population (2006)[9]	Change (%)[9]	Land area (km²)[9]	Population density (per km²)[9]
Acme	Kneehill County	July 7, 1910	653	656	−0.5	2.47	263.9
Alberta Beach	Lac Ste. Anne County	January 1, 1999	865	884	−2.1	1.98	436.7
Alix	Lacombe County	June 3, 1907	830	851	−2.5	3.15	263.4
Alliance	Flagstaff County	August 26, 1918	174	158	10.1	0.64	270.1
Amisk	Provost No. 52, M.D. of	January 1, 1956	207	172	20.3	0.76	272.2
Andrew	Lamont County	June 24, 1930	379	465	−18.5	1.23	308.7
Arrowwood	Vulcan County	May 13, 1926	188	221	−14.9	0.66	286.1
Barnwell	Taber, M.D. of	January 1, 1980	771	618	24.8	1.49	517.2
Barons	Lethbridge County	May 6, 1910	315	276	14.1	0.68	462.2
Bawlf	Camrose County	October 12, 1906	403	367	9.8	0.96	418.5
Beiseker	Rocky View County	February 23, 1921	785	804	−2.4	2.84	276.8
Berwyn	Peace No. 135, M.D. of	November 28, 1936	526	516	1.9	1.66	316.7
Big Valley	Stettler No. 6, County of	March 9, 1942	364	351	3.7	1.84	198.3
Bittern Lake[N 1]	Camrose County	November 2, 1904	224	225	−0.4	6.64	33.7
Boyle	Athabasca County	December 31, 1953	916	854	7.3	7.28	125.8
Breton	Brazeau County	January 1, 1957	496	550	−9.8	1.73	286.5
Carbon	Kneehill County	November 18, 1912	592	570	3.9	2.00	295.6
Carmangay	Vulcan County	March 4, 1936	367	336	9.2	1.86	197.1
Caroline	Clearwater County	December 31, 1951	501	515	−2.7	1.98	252.8
Cereal	Special Area No. 3	August 19, 1914	134	126	6.3	0.95	141.6
Champion	Vulcan County	May 27, 1911	378	364	3.8	0.88	429.7
Chauvin	Wainwright No. 61, M.D. of	December 30, 1912	334	308	8.4	2.32	143.9
Chipman	Lamont County	October 21, 1913	284	253	12.3	9.61	29.5
Clive	Lacombe County	January 9, 1912	675	562	20.1	2.12	318.3
Clyde	Westlock County	January 28, 1914	503	470	7.0	1.36	370.7
Consort	Special Area No. 4	September 23, 1912	689	739	−6.8	2.83	243.3
Coutts	Warner No. 5, County of	January 1, 1960	277	305	−9.2	0.98	283.3
Cowley	Pincher Creek No. 9, M.D. of	August 16, 1906	236	219	7.8	1.40	168.8
Cremona	Mountain View County	January 1, 1955	457	463	−1.3	1.71	267.8
Czar	Provost No. 52, M.D. of	November 12, 1917	167	175	−4.6	1.18	141.6
Delburne	Red Deer County	January 17, 1913	830	765	8.5	3.92	211.5
Delia[N 2]	Starland County	July 20, 1914	186	207	−10.1	1.31	142.5
Dewberry	Vermilion River, County of	January 1, 1957	201	196	2.6	0.84	238.5
Donalda	Stettler No. 6, County of	December 30, 1912	259	224	15.6	0.99	262.3
Donnelly	Smoky River No. 130, M.D. of	January 1, 1956	305	293	4.1	1.27	239.9
Duchess	Newell, County of	May 12, 1921	992	978	1.4	1.89	526.2
Edberg	Camrose County	February 4, 1930	168	155	8.4	0.36	470.9
Edgerton	Wainwright No. 61, M.D. of	September 11, 1917	317	373	−15.0	1.89	168.1
Elnora	Red Deer County	July 22, 1929	313	280	11.8	1.48	210.9
Empress	Special Area No. 2	February 5, 1914	188	136	38.2	1.75	107.6
Foremost	Forty Mile No. 8, County of	December 31, 1950	526	524	0.4	1.89	277.8
Forestburg	Flagstaff County	August 21, 1919	831	895	−7.2	2.75	302.0
Gadsby	Stettler No. 6, County of	May 6, 1910	25	35	−28.6	0.82	30.5
Girouxville	Smoky River No. 130, M.D. of	December 31, 1951	266	282	−5.7	0.58	461.2
Glendon	Bonnyville No. 87, M.D. of	January 1, 1956	486	421	15.4	1.98	245.1
Glenwood	Cardston County	January 1, 1961	287	280	2.5	1.46	197.2
Halkirk	Paintearth No. 18, County of	February 10, 1912	121	113	7.1	0.65	185.7
Hay Lakes[N 3]	Camrose County	April 17, 1928	425	362	17.4	0.58	730.1
Heisler	Flagstaff County	January 1, 1961	151	153	−1.3	0.76	199.9
Hill Spring	Cardston County	January 1, 1961	186	192	−3.1	1.11	167.2
Hines Creek	Clear Hills County	December 31, 1951	380	430	−11.6	4.37	86.9
Holden	Beaver County	April 14, 1909	381	398	−4.3	1.70	224.3
Hughenden	Provost No. 52, M.D. of	December 27, 1917	230	231	−0.4	0.78	296.6
Hussar	Wheatland County	April 20, 1928	176	187	−5.9	0.99	177.8
Hythe	Grande Prairie No. 1, County of	August 31, 1929	820	821	−0.1	4.12	198.8
Innisfree	Minburn No. 27, County of	March 11, 1911	220	233	−5.6	1.27	172.6
Irma	Wainwright No. 61, M.D. of	May 30, 1912	457	444	2.9	1.11	410.7
Kitscoty	Vermilion River, County of	March 22, 1911	846	709	19.3	1.54	549.8
Linden	Kneehill County	January 1, 1964	725	660	9.8	2.56	283.3
Lomond	Vulcan County	February 16, 1916	173	175	−1.1	1.28	134.9
Longview	Foothills No. 31, M.D. of	January 1, 1964	307	300	2.3	1.09	282.1
Lougheed	Flagstaff County	November 7, 1911	233	217	7.4	1.92	121.5
Mannville	Minburn No. 27, County of	December 29, 1906	803	782	2.7	2.15	373.6
Marwayne	Vermilion River, County of	December 31, 1952	612	521	17.5	1.68	364.5
Milo	Vulcan County	May 7, 1931	122	100	22.0	1.04	116.9
Morrin	Starland County	April 16, 1920	245	253	−3.2	0.82	298.9
Munson	Starland County	May 5, 1911	204	217	−6.0	2.60	78.5
Myrnam	Two Hills No. 21, County of	August 22, 1930	370	362	2.2	2.76	134.2
Nampa	Northern Sunrise County	January 1, 1958	362	360	0.6	1.86	194.9
Paradise Valley	Vermilion River, County of	January 1, 1964	174	183	−4.9	0.57	306.9
Rockyford	Wheatland County	March 28, 1919	325	349	−6.9	1.08	300.0
Rosalind	Camrose County	January 1, 1966	190	190	0.0	0.59	322.2
Rosemary	Newell, County of	December 31, 1951	342	388	−11.9	0.56	607.8
Rycroft	Spirit River No. 133, M.D. of	March 15, 1944	628	638	−1.6	1.69	372.5
Ryley[N 4]	Beaver County	April 2, 1910	497	458	8.5	1.97	251.9
Spring Lake[N 5]	Parkland County	January 1, 1999	533	501	6.4	2.12	251.5
Standard	Wheatland County	April 29, 1922	379	380	−0.3	2.34	162.1
Stirling[N 6]	Warner No. 5, County of	September 3, 1901	1,090	921	18.3	2.64	413.6
Veteran	Special Area No. 4	June 30, 1914	249	293	−15.0	0.84	297.0
Vilna	Smoky Lake County	June 23, 1923	249	274	−9.1	0.90	277.5
Wabamun	Parkland County	January 1, 1980	661	601	10.0	3.24	203.8
Warburg	Leduc County	December 31, 1953	789	621	27.1	2.70	292.6
Warner	Warner No. 5, County of	November 12, 1908	331	307	7.8	1.15	288.5
Waskatenau	Smoky Lake County	May 19, 1932	255	278	−8.3	0.60	427.6
Youngstown	Special Area No. 3	December 31, 1936	178	170	4.7	1.00	177.7
Total villages	–	–	37,091	35,739	3.8	159.38	232.7

Notes:

Bittern Lake was formerly known as Rosenroll prior to December 16, 1911.[10]
Delia was formerly known as Highland prior to December 9, 1915.[11]
Hay Lakes was formerly known as Hay Lake prior to January 1, 1932.
Ryley was also known as Equity in 1909.[12]
Spring Lake was formerly known as Edmonton Beach prior to January 1, 1999.[13]
Stirling is designated a national historic site.

British Columbia

British Columbia had 42 villages as of January 1, 2012.[5]

Villages of British Columbia
Name	Corporate name[14]	Status[14]	Regional district[14]	Incorp. date (village)[14]	Pop. (2011)[15]	Pop. (2006)[15]	Change (%)[15]	Area (km²)[15]	Pop. density[15]
Alert Bay	Alert Bay, The Corporation of the Village of	Village	Mount Waddington	January 14, 1946	445	456	−2.4	1.73	257.3
Anmore	Anmore, Village of	Village	Greater Vancouver	December 7, 1987	2,092	1,785	17.2	28.24	74.1
Ashcroft	Ashcroft, The Corporation of the Village of	Village	Thompson-Nicola	June 27, 1952	1,628	1,664	−2.2	50.90	32.0
Belcarra	Belcarra, Village of	Village	Greater Vancouver	August 22, 1979	644	676	−4.7	5.50	117.1
Burns Lake	Burns Lake, The Corporation of the Village of	Village	Bulkley-Nechako	December 6, 1923	2,029	2,107	−3.7	6.59	307.7
Cache Creek	Cache Creek, Village of	Village	Thompson-Nicola	November 28, 1967	1,040	1,037	0.3	10.25	101.5
Canal Flats	Canal Flats, Village of	Village	East Kootenay	June 29, 2004	715	700	2.1	10.86	65.8
Chase	Chase, Village of	Village	Thompson-Nicola	April 22, 1969	2,495	2,409	3.6	3.77	662.5
Clinton	Clinton, Village of	Village	Thompson-Nicola	July 16, 1963	636	598	6.4	7.89	80.6
Cumberland	Cumberland, The Corporation of the Village of	Village	Comox Valley	January 1, 1898	3,398	2,762	23.0	29.00	117.2
Fraser Lake	Fraser Lake, Village of	Village	Bulkley-Nechako	September 27, 1966	1,167	1,113	4.9	4.07	286.9
Fruitvale	Fruitvale, The Corporation of the Village of	Village	Kootenay Boundary	November 4, 1952	2,016	1,952	3.3	2.71	745.3
Gold River	Gold River, Village of	Village	Strathcona	August 26, 1965	1,267	1,362	−7.0	10.78	117.5
Granisle[lower-alpha 1]	Granisle, Village of	Village	Bulkley-Nechako	June 29, 1971	303	364	−16.8	41.86	7.2
Harrison Hot Springs	Harrison Hot Springs, Village of	Village	Fraser Valley	May 27, 1949	1,468	1,573	−6.7	5.57	263.5
Hazelton	Hazelton, The Corporation of the Village of	Village	Kitimat-Stikine	February 15, 1956	300[17]	293	2.4	2.80	107.1
Kaslo	Kaslo, Village of	Village	Central Kootenay	August 14, 1893	1,026	1,072	−4.3	2.48	413.6
Keremeos	Keremeos, The Corporation of the Village of	Village	Okanagan-Similkameen	October 30, 1956	1,330	1,289	3.2	2.09	635.4
Lions Bay	Lions Bay, Village of	Village	Greater Vancouver	December 17, 1970	1,318	1,328	−0.8	2.53	520.2
Lumby	Lumby, The Corporation of the Village of	Village	North Okanagan	December 20, 1955	1,731	1,634	5.9	5.74	301.6
Lytton	Lytton, The Corporation of the Village of	Village	Thompson-Nicola	May 3, 1945	228	235	−3.0	6.54	34.8
Masset	Masset, Village of	Village	Skeena-Queen Charlotte	May 11, 1961	884	940	−6.0	20.61	42.9
McBride	McBride, The Corporation of the Village of	Village	Fraser-Fort George	April 7, 1932	586	660	−11.2	4.64	126.4
Midway	Midway, Village of	Village	Kootenay Boundary	May 25, 1967	674	621	8.5	12.24	55.0
Montrose	Montrose, The Corporation of the Village of	Village	Kootenay Boundary	June 22, 1956	1,030	1,012	1.8	1.46	704.6
Nakusp	Nakusp, Village of	Village	Central Kootenay	November 24, 1964	1,569	1,524	3.0	8.05	194.8
New Denver	New Denver, The Corporation of the Village of	Village	Central Kootenay	January 12, 1929	504	512	−1.6	0.87	579.6
Pemberton	Pemberton, Village of	Village	Squamish-Lillooet	July 20, 1956	2,369	2,192	8.1	10.89	217.5
Port Alice	Port Alice, Village of	Village	Mount Waddington	June 16, 1965	805	821	−1.9	7.04	114.4
Port Clements	Port Clements, Village of	Village	Skeena-Queen Charlotte	December 31, 1975	378	440	−14.1	13.04	29.0
Pouce Coupe	Pouce Coupe, The Corporation of the Village of	Village	Peace River	January 6, 1932	738	739	−0.1	2.06	358.5
Queen Charlotte	Queen Charlotte, Village of	Village	Skeena-Queen Charlotte	December 5, 2005	944	948	−0.4	35.62	26.5
Radium Hot Springs	Radium Hot Springs, Village of	Village	East Kootenay	December 10, 1990	777	735	5.7	6.34	122.5
Salmo	Salmo, The Corporation of the Village of	Village	Central Kootenay	October 30, 1946	1,139	1,007	13.1	2.44	466.2
Sayward	Sayward, Village of	Village	Strathcona	June 27, 1968	317	341	−7.0	4.51	70.3
Silverton	Silverton, The Corporation of the Village of	Village	Central Kootenay	May 6, 1930	195	185	5.4	0.35	550.5
Slocan	Slocan, Village of	Village	Central Kootenay	June 1, 1901	296	314	−5.7	0.78	381.7
Tahsis	Tahsis, Village of	Village	Strathcona	June 17, 1970	316	366	−13.7	5.26	60.0
Telkwa	Telkwa, The Corporation of the Village of	Village	Bulkley-Nechako	July 18, 1952	1,350	1,295	4.2	7.04	191.9
Valemount	Valemount, Village of	Village	Fraser-Fort George	December 13, 1962	1,020	1,018	0.2	5.17	197.4
Warfield	Warfield, The Corporation of the Village of	Village	Kootenay Boundary	December 8, 1952	1,700	1,729	−1.7	1.89	900.7
Zeballos	Zeballos, The Corporation of the Village of	Village	Strathcona	June 27, 1952	125	189	−33.9	1.56	80.3

Notes:

Granisle was founded as a company town by Granisle Copper Ltd. prior to its incorporation in 1971.[16]

Manitoba

Manitoba had 19 villages as of January 1, 2012.[5]

Villages of Manitoba
Name	Population (2016)[18]	Population (2011)[18]	Change (%)[18]	Area (km²)[18]	Population density[18]
Dunnottar	763	696	8.7	2.8	272.5
St-Pierre-Jolys	1,170	1,099	6.5	2.6	450.0
Total villages	1,933	1,795	7.7	5.4	358.0
Name	Dissolved	Currently part of
Benito	January 1, 2015	Municipality of Swan Valley West
Binscarth	January 1, 2015	Municipality of Russell – Binscarth
Bowsman	January 1, 2015	Municipality of Minitonas – Bowsman
Cartwright	January 1, 2015	Cartwright – Roblin Municipality
Crystal City	January 1, 2015	Municipality of Louise
Elkhorn	January 1, 2015	Rural Municipality of Wallace – Woodworth
Ethelbert	January 1, 2015	Municipality of Ethelbert
Foxwarren	January 1, 1967[19]	Prairie View Municipality
Garson	January 1, 2003[20]	Rural Municipality of Brokenhead
Glenboro	January 1, 2015	Municipality of Glenboro – South Cypress
Great Falls	January 1, 1973[21]	Rural Municipality of Alexander
McCreary	January 1, 2015	Municipality of McCreary
Napinka	January 1, 1986	Municipality of Brenda – Waskada
Notre Dame de Lourdes	January 1, 2015	Notre-Dame-de-Lourdes, Manitoba
Powerview	May 1, 2005[22]	Town of Powerview-Pine Falls
Riverton	January 1, 2015	Municipality of Bifrost – Riverton
St. Claude	January 1, 2015	Rural Municipality of Grey
St. Lazare	January 1, 2015	Rural Municipality of Ellice – Archie
Somerset	January 1, 2015	Municipality of Lorne
Waskada	January 1, 2015	Municipality of Brenda – Waskada
Wawanesa	January 1, 2015	Municipality of Oakland – Wawanesa
Winnipegosis	January 1, 2015	Rural Municipality of Mossey River

New Brunswick

New Brunswick had 65 villages as of July 1, 2012.[5][2]

Villages of New Brunswick
Name	Municipal type	Incorporation date[23]	2016 Census of Population[24]
Name	Municipal type	Incorporation date[23]	Population (2016)	Population (2011)	Change	Land area (km²)	Population density
Alma	Village	1966	213	232	−8.2%	47.60	4.5/km²
Aroostook	Village	1966	306	351	−12.8%	2.23	137.2/km²
Atholville	Village	1966	3,570	3,778	−5.5%	119.60	29.8/km²
Balmoral	Village	1972	1,674	1,719	−2.6%	43.39	38.6/km²
Bas-Caraquet	Village	1966	1,305	1,380	−5.4%	31.01	42.1/km²
Bath	Village	1966	476	532	−10.5%	2.00	238.0/km²
Belledune	Village	1968	1,417	1,548	−8.5%	189.47	7.5/km²
Bertrand	Village	1968	1,166	1,142	+2.1%	57.44	20.3/km²
Blacks Harbour	Village	1972	894	982	−9.0%	9.06	98.7/km²
Blackville	Village	1966	958	990	−3.2%	21.13	45.3/km²
Cambridge-Narrows	Village	1966	562	620	−9.4%	107.19	5.2/km²
Canterbury	Village	1966	336	336	0.0%	5.33	63.0/km²
Cap-Pelé	Village	1969	2,425	2,256	+7.5%	23.36	103.8/km²
Centreville	Village	1966	557	542	+2.8%	2.67	208.6/km²
Charlo	Village	1966	1,310	1,324	−1.1%	31.30	41.9/km²
Chipman	Village	1966	1,104	1,236	−10.7%	19.02	58.0/km²
Doaktown	Village	1966	792	793	−0.1%	29.07	27.2/km²
Dorchester	Village	1966	1,096	1,167	−6.1%	5.79	189.3/km²
Drummond	Village	1967	737	775	−4.9%	8.90	82.8/km²
Eel River Crossing	Village	1966	1,953	2,032	−3.9%	65.48	29.8/km²
Fredericton Junction	Village	1966	704	752	−6.4%	23.85	29.5/km²
Gagetown	Village	1966	711	698	+1.9%	49.47	14.4/km²
Grand Manan	Village	1995	2,360	2,377	−0.7%	152.77	15.4/km²
Grande-Anse	Village	1968	899	738	+21.8%	24.33	37.0/km²
Harvey	Village	1966	358	363	−1.4%	2.45	146.1/km²
Hillsborough	Village	1966	1,277	1,350	−5.4%	12.83	99.5/km²
Lac Baker	Village	1967	690	719	−4.0%	37.18	18.6/km²
Le Goulet	Village	1986	793	817	−2.9%	5.49	144.4/km²
Maisonnette	Village	1986	495	573	−13.6%	12.90	38.4/km²
McAdam	Village	1966	1,151	1,284	−10.4%	14.28	80.6/km²
Meductic	Village	1966	173	228	−24.1%	6.67	25.9/km²
Memramcook	Village	1995	4,778	4,831	−1.1%	187.67	25.5/km²
Millville	Village	1966	273	307	−11.1%	12.15	22.5/km²
Minto	Village	1966	2,305	2,505	−8.0%	31.68	72.8/km²
Neguac	Village	1967	1,684	1,678	+0.4%	26.75	63.0/km²
New Maryland	Village	1991	4,174	4,232	−1.4%	21.33	195.7/km²
Nigadoo	Village	1967	963	952	+1.2%	7.65	125.9/km²
Norton	Village	1966	1,382	1,301	+6.2%	75.35	18.3/km²
Paquetville	Village	1966	720	706	+2.0%	9.26	77.8/km²
Perth-Andover	Village	1966	1,590	1,778	−10.6%	8.97	177.3/km²
Petitcodiac	Village	1966	1,383	1,429	−3.2%	17.21	80.4/km²
Petit-Rocher	Village	1966	1,897	1,908	−0.6%	4.49	422.5/km²
Plaster Rock	Village	1966	1,023	1,135	−9.9%	3.04	336.5/km²
Pointe-Verte	Village	1966	886	976	−9.2%	13.76	64.4/km²
Port Elgin	Village	1922	408	418	−2.4%	2.66	153.4/km²
Rexton	Village	1966	830	818	+1.5%	6.18	134.3/km²
Riverside-Albert	Village	1966	350	353	−0.8%	3.35	104.5/km²
Rivière-Verte	Village	1966	724	744	−2.7%	6.70	108.1/km²
Rogersville	Village	1966	1,166	1,170	−0.3%	7.20	161.9/km²
Sainte-Anne-de-Madawaska	Village	1966	957	1,002	−4.5%	9.19	104.1/km²
Saint-Antoine	Village	1966[lower-alpha 1]	1,733	1,770	−2.1%	6.32	274.2/km²
Saint-Isidore	Village	1966	764	748	+2.1%	22.94	33.3/km²
Saint-Léolin	Village	1978	647	684	−5.4%	19.73	32.8/km²
Saint-Louis de Kent	Village	1966	856	930	−8.0%	2.01	425.9/km²
Sainte-Marie-Saint-Raphaël	Village	1986	879	955	−8.0%	15.90	55.3/km²
St. Martins	Village	1966	276	314	−12.1%	2.35	117.4/km²
Salisbury	Village	1966	2,284	2,208	+3.4%	13.54	168.7/km²
Stanley	Village	1966	412	419	−1.7%	17.11	24.1/km²
Sussex Corner	Village	1966	1,461	1,495	−2.3%	9.34	156.4/km²
Tide Head	Village	1966	938	1,036	−9.5%	19.43	48.3/km²
Tracy	Village	1966	608	611	−0.5%	29.46	20.6/km²

Incorporated as St. Anthony but the name was changed to Saint-Antoine in 1969.[23]

Newfoundland and Labrador

Newfoundland and Labrador did not have any incorporated villages as of January 1, 2012.[5]

Northwest Territories

The Northwest Territories had one village as of January 1, 2012.[5]

Name	Population (2011)[25]	Population (2006)[25]	Change (%)[25]	Area (km²)[25]	Population density[25]
Fort Simpson	1,238	1,216	1.8	78.32	15.8

Nova Scotia

In November 2014 Nova Scotia had 22 incorporated villages according to the Union of Nova Scotia Municipalities. The County of Kings had the largest number (7). In a draft fiscal report a recommendation was made to phase out all villages.

Nunavut

Nunavut did not have any incorporated villages as of January 1, 2012.[5]

Ontario

Ontario had 11 villages as of January 1, 2012.[5]

Villages of Ontario
Village[1][26]	Municipal status[27]	Geographic area[27]	Population (2016)[1]	Population (2011)[1]	Change (%)[26]	Area (km²)[26]	Population density[26]
Burk's Falls	Single-tier	Parry Sound	981	967	1.4	3.07	319.2
Casselman	Lower-tier	Prescott and Russell	3,548	3,626	−2.2	5.12	693.4
Hilton Beach	Single-tier	Algoma	171	145	17.9	2.62	65.2
Merrickville-Wolford	Lower-tier	Leeds and Grenville	3,067	2,850	7.6	214.55	14.3
Newbury	Lower-tier	Middlesex	466	447	4.3	1.77	263.3
Oil Springs	Lower-tier	Lambton	648	704	−8.0	8.19	79.1
Point Edward	Lower-tier	Lambton	2,037	2,034	0.1	3.28	620.6
South River	Single-tier	Parry Sound	1,114	1,049	6.2	4.15	268.3
Sundridge	Single-tier	Parry Sound	961	985	−2.4	2.30	417.6
Thornloe	Single-tier	Timiskaming	112	123	−8.9	6.59	17.0
Westport	Lower-tier	Leeds and Grenville	590	628	−6.1	1.68	350.8
Total			13,695	13,558	3.1	253.32	54.06

Prince Edward Island

Prince Edward Island did not have any incorporated villages as of January 1, 2012.[5]

Quebec

Quebec had 44 villages as of January 1, 2013.[5]

Villages of Quebec
Village municipality	Regional county municipality	Area (km²)	Population (2006)
Abercorn	Brome-Missisquoi	27.84	358
Angliers	Témiscamingue	378.20	308
Ayer's Cliff	Memphrémagog	11.15	1076
Baie-Trinité	Manicouagan	536.33	512
Brome	Brome-Missisquoi	11.75	274
Chute-aux-Outardes	Manicouagan	8.31	1811
Fort-Coulonge	Pontiac	3.44	1495
Godbout	Manicouagan	204.34	341
Grandes-Piles	Mékinac	115.38	358
Grenville	Argenteuil	3.05	1398
Hébertville-Station	Lac-Saint-Jean-Est	33.28	1250
Hemmingford	Les Jardins-de-Napierville	0.85	771
Kingsbury	Le Val-Saint-François	6.26	92
Lac-Poulin	Beauce-Sartigan	1.08	139
Lac-Saguay	Antoine-Labelle	176.26	496
La Guadeloupe	Beauce-Sartigan	31.67	1740
Laurier-Station	Lotbinière	12.43	2444
Lawrenceville	Le Val-Saint-François	17.40	659
Marsoui	La Haute-Gaspésie	182.95	331
Massueville	Pierre-De Saurel	1.29	504
Mont-Saint-Pierre	La Haute-Gaspésie	60.45	220
North Hatley	Memphrémagog	3.23	731
Notre-Dame-du-Bon-Conseil	Drummond	4.22	1388
Pointe-aux-Outardes	Manicouagan	71.56	1479
Pointe-des-Cascades	Vaudreuil-Soulanges	2.66	1127
Pointe-Fortune	Vaudreuil-Soulanges	9.09	501
Pointe-Lebel	Manicouagan	91.16	1975
Portage-du-Fort	Pontiac	4.24	294
Price	La Mitis	2.35	1782
Roxton Falls	Acton	5.25	1342
Saint-André-du-Lac-Saint-Jean	Le Domaine-du-Roy	157.75	461
Saint-Célestin	Nicolet-Yamaska	1.61	788
Saint-Noël	La Matapédia	45.68	477
Saint-Pierre	Joliette	10.60	303
Sainte-Jeanne-d'Arc	Maria-Chapdelaine	270.88	1143
Sainte-Madeleine	Les Maskoutains	5.30	2240
Sainte-Pétronille	L'Île-d'Orléans	4.50	1078
Senneville	none	7.84	958
Stukely-Sud	Memphrémagog	66,31	962
Tadoussac	La Haute-Côte-Nord	74.59	872
Tring-Jonction	Robert-Cliche	25.71	1377
Val-David	Les Laurentides	43.17	4284
Vaudreuil-sur-le-Lac	Vaudreuil-Soulanges	1.73	1374
Warden	La Haute-Yamaska	5.28	376

Saskatchewan

Saskatchewan had 264 villages as of October 24, 2012.[5][4]

Villages of Saskatchewan
Name	Incorporation date[28]	Rural municipality[29]	Population (2016)[30]	Population (2011)[30]	Change (%)[30]	Land area (km²)[30]	Population density (per km²)[30]
Abbey	September 2, 1913	Miry Creek No. 229	142	115	+23.5%	0.77	184.4/km²
Abernethy	July 26, 1904	Abernethy No. 186	204	196	+4.1%	1.03	198.1/km²
Albertville	January 1, 1986	Wise Creek No. 77	86	140	−38.6%	1.12	76.8/km²
Alida	February 19, 1926	Reciprocity No. 32	120	131	−8.4%	0.37	324.3/km²
Alvena	July 1, 1936	Fish Creek No. 402	60	55	+9.1%	0.43	139.5/km²
Annaheim	April 1, 1977	St. Peter No. 369	210	219	−4.1%	0.78	269.2/km²
Archerwill	January 1, 1947	Barrier Valley No. 397	166	200	−17.0%	0.83	200.0/km²
Arran	September 21, 1916	Livingston No. 331	25	40	−37.5%	0.69	36.2/km²
Atwater	August 12, 1910	Fertile Belt No. 183	30	31	−3.2%	1.79	16.8/km²
Avonlea	February 10, 1912	Elmsthorpe No. 100	393	398	−1.3%	0.96	409.4/km²
Aylesbury	March 31, 1910	Craik No. 222	40	42	−4.8%	1.28	31.3/km²
Aylsham	August 4, 1947	Nipawin No. 487	65	71	−8.5%	0.48	135.4/km²
Bangor	June 8, 1911	Fertile Belt No. 183	38	46	−17.4%	1.65	23.0/km²
Beatty	March 31, 1921	Flett's Springs No. 429	60	63	−4.8%	0.82	73.2/km²
Beechy	May 11, 1925	Victory No. 226	228	239	−4.6%	1.06	215.1/km²
Belle Plaine	August 12, 1910	Pense No. 160	85	66	+28.8%	1.34	63.4/km²
Bethune	August 2, 1912	Dufferin No. 190	399	405	−1.5%	2.38	167.6/km²
Bjorkdale	April 1, 1968	Bjorkdale No. 426	201	199	+1.0%	1.39	144.6/km²
Bladworth	July 27, 1906	McCraney No. 282	65	60	+8.3%	0.84	77.4/km²
Borden	July 19, 1907	Great Bend No. 405	287	245	+17.1%	0.76	377.6/km²
Bracken	January 4, 1926	Lone Tree No. 18	20	30	−33.3%	0.6	33.3/km²
Bradwell	December 26, 1912	Blucher No. 343	166	230	−27.8%	0.42	395.2/km²
Briercrest	April 17, 1912	Redburn No. 130	159	111	+43.2%	0.62	256.5/km²
Brock	July 7, 1910	Kindersley No. 290	142	127	+11.8%	0.74	191.9/km²
Broderick	September 13, 1909	Rudy No. 284	85	71	+19.7%	0.91	93.4/km²
Brownlee	December 29, 1908	Eyebrow No. 193	55	50	+10.0%	2.42	22.7/km²
Buchanan	June 11, 1907	Buchanan No. 304	218	225	−3.1%	1.29	169.0/km²
Buena Vista	November 18, 1983	Lumsden No. 189	612	524	+16.8%	3.61	169.5/km²
Bulyea	March 9, 1909	McKillop No. 220	113	102	+10.8%	1.28	88.3/km²
Cadillac	July 2, 1914	Wise Creek No. 77	92	78	+17.9%	1.05	87.6/km²
Calder	January 18, 1911	Calder No. 241	90	97	−7.2%	0.75	120.0/km²
Canwood	July 18, 1916	Canwood No. 494	332	348	−4.6%	2.56	129.7/km²
Carievale	March 14, 1903	Argyle No. 1	240	236	+1.7%	0.88	272.7/km²
Caronport	January 1, 1988	Caron No. 162	994	1,068	−6.9%	1.9	523.2/km²
Ceylon	September 26, 1911	The Gap No. 39	111	99	+12.1%	0.75	148.0/km²
Chamberlain	January 31, 1911	Sarnia No. 221	90	88	+2.3%	0.7	128.6/km²
Chaplin	October 8, 1912	Chaplin No. 164	229	218	+5.0%	1.26	181.7/km²
Christopher Lake	March 1, 1985	Lakeland No. 521	289	281	+2.8%	4.56	63.4/km²
Clavet	July 1, 1978	Blucher No. 343	410	386	+6.2%	0.84	488.1/km²
Climax	December 11, 1923	Lone Tree No. 18	195	182	+7.1%	1	195.0/km²
Coderre	August 26, 1925	Rodgers No. 133	30	30	0.0%	0.85	35.3/km²
Codette	March 9, 1929	Nipawin No. 487	198	205	−3.4%	0.37	535.1/km²
Coleville	July 1, 1953	Oakdale No. 320	305	311	−1.9%	1.87	163.1/km²
Conquest	October 24, 1911	Fertile Valley No. 285	160	176	−9.1%	1	160.0/km²
Consul	June 12, 1917	Reno No. 51	73	84	−13.1%	0.65	112.3/km²
Craven	April 11, 1905	Longlaketon No. 219	214	234	−8.5%	1.21	176.9/km²
Creelman	April 6, 1906	Fillmore No. 96	113	115	−1.7%	1.14	99.1/km²
Debden	June 7, 1922	Canwood No. 494	337	358	−5.9%	1.39	242.4/km²
Denholm	June 25, 1912	Mayfield No. 406	88	76	+15.8%	0.33	266.7/km²
Denzil	May 3, 1911	Eye Hill No. 382	143	135	+5.9%	0.55	260.0/km²
Dilke	December 30, 1912	Sarnia No. 221	98	77	+27.3%	1.28	76.6/km²
Dinsmore	November 3, 1913	Milden No. 286	289	318	−9.1%	2.59	111.6/km²
Disley	June 24, 1907	Lumsden No. 189	67	75	−10.7%	0.65	103.1/km²
Dodsland	August 23, 1913	Winslow No. 319	215	212	+1.4%	2.93	73.4/km²
Dorintosh	January 1, 1989	Meadow Lake No. 588	134	147	−8.8%	0.88	152.3/km²
Drake	September 19, 1910	Usborne No. 310	197	202	−2.5%	0.72	273.6/km²
Drinkwater	June 7, 1904	Redburn No. 130	70	65	+7.7%	2.64	26.5/km²
Dubuc	May 29, 1905	Grayson No. 184	61	70	−12.9%	0.63	96.8/km²
Duff	May 28, 1920	Stanley No. 215	30	30	0.0%	0.22	136.4/km²
Duval	December 21, 1910	Last Mountain Valley No. 250	83	97	−14.4%	0.75	110.7/km²
Dysart	April 6, 1909	Lipton No. 217	200	218	−8.3%	1.19	168.1/km²
Earl Grey	July 27, 1906	Longlaketon No. 219	246	239	+2.9%	1.31	187.8/km²
Ebenezer	July 1, 1948	Orkney No. 244	185	175	+5.7%	0.62	298.4/km²
Edam	October 12, 1911	Turtle River No. 469	480	444	+8.1%	1.19	403.4/km²
Edenwold	October 3, 1912	Edenwold No. 158	233	238	−2.1%	0.68	342.6/km²
Elbow	April 6, 1909	Loreburn No. 254	337	314	+7.3%	3.92	86.0/km²
Elfros	December 1, 1909	Elfros No. 307	90	96	−6.2%	2.52	35.7/km²
Endeavour	April 29, 1953	Preeceville No. 334	65	94	−30.9%	0.99	65.7/km²
Englefeld	June 13, 1916	St. Peter No. 369	285	247	+15.4%	0.65	438.5/km²
Ernfold	December 4, 1912	Morse No. 165	15	30	−50.0%	1.19	12.6/km²
Eyebrow	January 8, 1909	Eyebrow No. 193	119	139	−14.4%	2.7	44.1/km²
Fairlight	October 5, 1909	Maryfield No. 91	40	40	0.0%	2.71	14.8/km²
Fenwood	June 30, 1909	Stanley No. 215	30	40	−25.0%	1.74	17.2/km²
Fillmore	June 10, 1905	Fillmore No. 96	311	255	+22.0%	1.33	233.8/km²
Findlater	September 27, 1911	Dufferin No. 190	45	50	−10.0%	1.2	37.5/km²
Flaxcombe	June 4, 1913	Kindersley No. 290	124	117	+6.0%	1.49	83.2/km²
Forget	November 21, 1904	Tecumseh No. 65	55	35	+57.1%	1.39	39.6/km²
Fosston	January 1, 1965	Ponass Lake No. 367	45	55	−18.2%	0.59	76.3/km²
Fox Valley	August 30, 1928	Fox Valley No. 171	249	260	−4.2%	0.6	415.0/km²
Frobisher	July 4, 1904	Coalfields No. 4	160	166	−3.6%	1.35	118.5/km²
Frontier	July 10, 1930	Frontier No. 19	372	351	+6.0%	0.93	400.0/km²
Gainsborough	May 25, 1894	Argyle No. 1	254	291	−12.7%	0.87	292.0/km²
Gerald	March 25, 1953	Spy Hill No. 152	136	114	+19.3%	0.8	170.0/km²
Glaslyn	April 16, 1929	Parkdale No. 498	387	397	−2.5%	1.97	196.4/km²
Glen Ewen	March 24, 1904	Enniskillen No. 3	154	144	+6.9%	2.77	55.6/km²
Glenavon	April 13, 1910	Chester No. 125	182	176	+3.4%	1.32	137.9/km²
Glenside	March 30, 1911	Rudy No. 284	76	84	−9.5%	0.77	98.7/km²
Golden Prairie	April 15, 1942	Big Stick No. 141	30	35	−14.3%	0.41	73.2/km²
Goodeve	August 18, 1910	Stanley No. 215	40	45	−11.1%	2.62	15.3/km²
Goodsoil	January 1, 1960	Beaver River No. 622	282	281	+0.4%	1.98	142.4/km²
Goodwater	May 8, 1911	Lomond No. 37	30	25	+20.0%	0.59	50.8/km²
Grayson	April 19, 1906	Grayson No. 184	211	184	+14.7%	1.87	112.8/km²
Halbrite	February 26, 1904	Cymri No. 36	119	108	+10.2%	1.2	99.2/km²
Harris	August 10, 1909	Harris No. 316	193	213	−9.4%	0.72	268.1/km²
Hawarden	July 16, 1909	Loreburn No. 254	52	50	+4.0%	1.24	41.9/km²
Hazenmore	August 20, 1913	Pinto Creek No. 75	70	50	+40.0%	0.73	95.9/km²
Hazlet	January 1, 1963	Pittville No. 169	106	95	+11.6%	0.55	192.7/km²
Heward	November 21, 1904	Tecumseh No. 65	44	40	+10.0%	0.99	44.4/km²
Hodgeville	June 22, 1921	Lawtonia No. 135	172	172	0.0%	1.35	127.4/km²
Holdfast	October 5, 1911	Sarnia No. 221	247	169	+46.2%	1.29	191.5/km²
Hubbard	June 11, 1910	Ituna Bon Accord No. 246	35	46	−23.9%	1.25	28.0/km²
Hyas	May 23, 1919	Clayton No. 333	70	114	−38.6%	1.17	59.8/km²
Invermay	September 1, 1908	Invermay No. 305	273	247	+10.5%	1.22	223.8/km²
Jansen	October 19, 1908	Wolverine No. 340	96	126	−23.8%	0.85	112.9/km²
Keeler	July 5, 1910	Marquis No. 191	15	15	0.0%	1.02	14.7/km²
Kelliher	April 27, 1909	Kellross No. 247	217	216	+0.5%	2.81	77.2/km²
Kenaston	July 18, 1910	McCraney No. 282	282	285	−1.1%	1.17	241.0/km²
Kendal	February 17, 1919	Montmartre No. 126	83	77	+7.8%	0.65	127.7/km²
Kennedy	November 5, 1907	Wawken No. 93	216	241	−10.4%	1.56	138.5/km²
Kenosee Lake	October 1, 1987	Wawken No. 93	234	258	−9.3%	0.35	668.6/km²
Killaly	April 28, 1909	McLeod No. 185	65	74	−12.2%	2.59	25.1/km²
Kincaid	July 19, 1913	Pinto Creek No. 75	111	114	−2.6%	0.82	135.4/km²
Kinley	January 7, 1909	Perdue No. 346	60	45	+33.3%	1.18	50.8/km²
Kisbey	May 8, 1907	Brock No. 64	153	217	−29.5%	2.77	55.2/km²
Krydor	August 25, 1914	Redberry No. 435	15	15	0.0%	0.82	18.3/km²
Laird	May 4, 1911	Rosthern No. 403	267	287	−7.0%	1.29	207.0/km²
Lake Lenore	April 28, 1921	Lake Lenore No. 399	284	297	−4.4%	0.97	292.8/km²
Lancer	September 11, 1913	Miry Creek No. 229	69	61	+13.1%	1.33	51.9/km²
Landis	May 17, 1909	Reford No. 379	152	139	+9.4%	0.8	190.0/km²
Lang	July 27, 1906	Scott No. 98	189	200	−5.5%	0.64	295.3/km²
Leask	September 3, 1912	Leask No. 464	399	413	−3.4%	0.75	532.0/km²
Lebret	October 14, 1912	North Qu'Appelle No. 187	216	199	+8.5%	1.31	164.9/km²
Leoville	June 26, 1944	Spiritwood No. 496	375	366	+2.5%	1.11	337.8/km²
Leross	December 1, 1909	Kellross No. 247	46	37	+24.3%	1.21	38.0/km²
Liberty	January 23, 1912	Big Arm No. 251	78	88	−11.4%	1.37	56.9/km²
Limerick	July 10, 1913	Stonehenge No. 73	115	115	0.0%	0.79	145.6/km²
Lintlaw	December 14, 1921	Hazel Dell No. 335	172	162	+6.2%	1.23	139.8/km²
Lipton	May 15, 1905	Lipton No. 217	345	372	−7.3%	0.75	460.0/km²
Loon Lake	January 1, 1950	Loon Lake No. 561	288	314	−8.3%	0.66	436.4/km²
Loreburn	May 20, 1909	Loreburn No. 254	107	107	0.0%	0.62	172.6/km²
Love	June 2, 1945	Torch River No. 488	50	65	−23.1%	0.46	108.7/km²
Lucky Lake	November 23, 1920	Canaan No. 225	289	287	+0.7%	0.66	437.9/km²
MacNutt	February 22, 1913	Churchbridge No. 211	65	65	0.0%	0.81	80.2/km²
Macoun	October 16, 1903	Cymri No. 36	269	246	+9.3%	1.68	160.1/km²
Macrorie	February 8, 1912	Fertile Valley No. 285	68	65	+4.6%	0.77	88.3/km²
Major	September 29, 1914	Prairiedale No. 321	35	61	−42.6%	2.78	12.6/km²
Makwa	June 1, 1965	Loon Lake No. 561	84	97	−13.4%	0.66	127.3/km²
Mankota	February 3, 1941	Mankota No. 45	205	211	−2.8%	1.42	144.4/km²
Manor	April 15, 1902	Moose Mountain No. 63	295	322	−8.4%	2.79	105.7/km²
Marcelin	September 25, 1911	Blaine Lake No. 434	153	158	−3.2%	1.32	115.9/km²
Marengo	November 5, 1910	Milton No. 292	67	47	+42.6%	0.87	77.0/km²
Margo	April 24, 1911	Sasman No. 336	83	100	−17.0%	0.8	103.8/km²
Markinch	February 16, 1911	Cupar No. 218	58	72	−19.4%	0.68	85.3/km²
Marquis	March 21, 1910	Marquis No. 191	97	92	+5.4%	0.63	154.0/km²
Marsden	April 24, 1931	Manitou Lake No. 442	297	284	+4.6%	0.94	316.0/km²
Maryfield	August 21, 1907	Maryfield No. 91	348	365	−4.7%	2.69	129.4/km²
Maymont	June 24, 1907	Mayfield No. 406	138	146	−5.5%	0.66	209.1/km²
McLean	September 1, 1966	South Qu'Appelle No. 157	405	304	+33.2%	1.33	304.5/km²
McTaggart	October 5, 1909	Weyburn No. 67	121	125	−3.2%	0.69	175.4/km²
Meacham	June 19, 1912	Colonsay No. 342	99	84	+17.9%	1.27	78.0/km²
Meath Park	May 23, 1938	Garden River No. 490	175	205	−14.6%	0.77	227.3/km²
Medstead	April 23, 1931	Medstead No. 497	130	120	+8.3%	0.67	194.0/km²
Mendham	April 1, 1930	Happyland No. 231	30	35	−14.3%	0.5	60.0/km²
Meota	July 6, 1911	Meota No. 468	304	307	−1.0%	1.55	196.1/km²
Mervin	March 17, 1920	Mervin No. 499	159	160	−0.6%	0.73	217.8/km²
Middle Lake	January 1, 1963	Three Lakes No. 400	241	242	−0.4%	1.26	191.3/km²
Milden	July 20, 1911	Milden No. 286	167	181	−7.7%	1.19	140.3/km²
Minton	January 1, 1951	Surprise Valley No. 9	55	60	−8.3%	0.3	183.3/km²
Mistatim	July 1, 1952	Bjorkdale No. 426	101	73	+38.4%	0.47	214.9/km²
Montmartre	October 19, 1908	Montmartre No. 126	490	476	+2.9%	1.7	288.2/km²
Mortlach	January 1, 1949	Wheatlands No. 163	261	289	−9.7%	2.76	94.6/km²
Muenster	August 18, 1908	St. Peter No. 369	430	422	+1.9%	1.33	323.3/km²
Neilburg	January 1, 1947	Hillsdale No. 440	379	448	−15.4%	1.22	310.7/km²
Netherhill	April 28, 1910	Kindersley No. 290	25	25	0.0%	0.73	34.2/km²
Neudorf	April 25, 1905	McLeod No. 185	263	272	−3.3%	2.05	128.3/km²
Neville	July 5, 1912	Whiska Creek No. 106	87	83	+4.8%	1.1	79.1/km²
North Portal	November 16, 1903	Coalfields No. 4	115	143	−19.6%	2.49	46.2/km²
Odessa	March 14, 1911	Francis No. 127	205	239	−14.2%	1.18	173.7/km²
Osage	May 8, 1906	Fillmore No. 96	20	20	0.0%	0.59	33.9/km²
Paddockwood	January 1, 1949	Paddockwood No. 520	154	163	−5.5%	0.65	236.9/km²
Pangman	May 17, 1911	Norton No. 69	232	214	+8.4%	0.73	317.8/km²
Paradise Hill	January 1, 1947	Frenchman Butte No. 501	491	515	−4.7%	2.56	191.8/km²
Parkside	February 21, 1913	Leask No. 464	121	125	−3.2%	0.92	131.5/km²
Paynton	May 2, 1907	Paynton No. 470	148	151	−2.0%	0.85	174.1/km²
Pelly	May 4, 1911	St. Philips No. 301	285	283	+0.7%	0.96	296.9/km²
Pennant	July 29, 1912	Riverside No. 168	130	120	+8.3%	0.65	200.0/km²
Perdue	July 15, 1909	Perdue No. 346	334	362	−7.7%	1.1	303.6/km²
Pierceland	January 1, 1973	Beaver River No. 622	598	551	+8.5%	2.69	222.3/km²
Pilger	January 1, 1969	Three Lakes No. 400	65	65	0.0%	0.52	125.0/km²
Pleasantdale	January 1, 1987	Pleasantdale No. 398	76	76	0.0%	0.56	135.7/km²
Plenty	March 25, 1911	Winslow No. 319	164	131	+25.2%	0.65	252.3/km²
Plunkett	December 28, 1921	Viscount No. 341	60	75	−20.0%	0.64	93.8/km²
Prelate	October 25, 1913	Happyland No. 231	154	124	+24.2%	0.87	177.0/km²
Prud'homme	November 15, 1922	Bayne No. 371	167	172	−2.9%	0.84	198.8/km²
Punnichy	October 22, 1909	Mount Hope No. 279	213	246	−13.4%	0.68	313.2/km²
Quill Lake	December 8, 1906	Lakeside No. 338	387	409	−5.4%	1.3	297.7/km²
Quinton	March 1, 1910	Mount Hope No. 279	101	111	−9.0%	0.96	105.2/km²
Rama	December 18, 1919	Invermay No. 305	80	75	+6.7%	0.67	119.4/km²
Rhein	March 10, 1913	Wallace No. 243	170	158	+7.6%	1.09	156.0/km²
Richard	October 11, 1916	Douglas No. 436	20	30	−33.3%	0.73	27.4/km²
Richmound	May 5, 1947	Enterprise No. 142	147	154	−4.5%	0.47	312.8/km²
Ridgedale	December 15, 1921	Connaught No. 457	55	80	−31.2%	0.72	76.4/km²
Riverhurst	June 22, 1916	Maple Bush No. 224	130	114	+14.0%	0.91	142.9/km²
Roche Percée	January 12, 1909	Coalfields No. 4	110	153	−28.1%	2.83	38.9/km²
Ruddell	March 18, 1914	Mayfield No. 406	20	20	0.0%	0.47	42.6/km²
Rush Lake	October 16, 1911	Excelsior No. 166	53	65	−18.5%	0.74	71.6/km²
Sceptre	April 30, 1913	Clinworth No. 230	94	97	−3.1%	1.23	76.4/km²
Sedley	August 3, 1907	Francis No. 127	358	337	+6.2%	1.33	269.2/km²
Semans	December 14, 1908	Mount Hope No. 279	196	204	−3.9%	1.14	171.9/km²
Senlac	October 11, 1916	Senlac No. 411	41	46	−10.9%	0.6	68.3/km²
Shamrock	January 1, 1960	Shamrock No. 134	20	20	0.0%	0.79	25.3/km²
Sheho	June 30, 1905	Viscount No. 341	105	130	−19.2%	1.95	53.8/km²
Shell Lake	October 18, 1940	Spiritwood No. 496	175	152	+15.1%	1.23	142.3/km²
Silton	July 2, 1914	McKillop No. 220	71	95	−25.3%	1.07	66.4/km²
Simpson	July 11, 1911	Wood Creek No. 281	127	131	−3.1%	1.41	90.1/km²
Smeaton	March 7, 1944	Torch River No. 488	182	181	+0.6%	1.48	123.0/km²
Smiley	November 26, 1913	Prairiedale No. 321	60	60	0.0%	0.64	93.8/km²
Spalding	March 11, 1924	Spalding No. 368	244	242	+0.8%	1.18	206.8/km²
Speers	December 24, 1915	Douglas No. 436	60	65	−7.7%	0.69	87.0/km²
Spy Hill	April 22, 1910	Spy Hill No. 152	168	204	−17.6%	1.19	141.2/km²
St. Benedict	January 1, 1964	Three Lakes No. 400	84	82	+2.4%	0.54	155.6/km²
St. Gregor	March 26, 1920	St. Peter No. 369	97	98	−1.0%	0.91	106.6/km²
St. Louis	May 19, 1959	St. Louis No. 431	415	449	−7.6%	1.08	384.3/km²
Stenen	August 14, 1912	Clayton No. 333	90	79	+13.9%	0.7	128.6/km²
Stewart Valley	January 1, 1958	Saskatchewan Landing No. 167	91	76	+19.7%	0.86	105.8/km²
Stockholm	June 30, 1905	Fertile Belt No. 183	352	341	+3.2%	1.65	213.3/km²
Storthoaks	June 5, 1940	Storthoaks No. 31	108	93	+16.1%	0.49	220.4/km²
Strongfield	May 3, 1912	Loreburn No. 254	40	40	0.0%	0.8	50.0/km²
Success	October 25, 1912	Riverside No. 168	45	40	+12.5%	1.38	32.6/km²
Tantallon	June 17, 1904	Spy Hill No. 152	91	105	−13.3%	0.84	108.3/km²
Tessier	August 24, 1909	Harris No. 316	25	25	0.0%	1	25.0/km²
Theodore	July 5, 1907	Insinger No. 275	323	345	−6.4%	1.73	186.7/km²
Togo	September 4, 1906	Cote No. 271	86	87	−1.1%	1.5	57.3/km²
Tompkins	June 2, 1910	Gull Lake No. 139	152	170	−10.6%	2.65	57.4/km²
Torquay	December 11, 1923	Cambria No. 6	255	236	+8.1%	1.35	188.9/km²
Tramping Lake	April 10, 1917	Tramping Lake No. 380	60	55	+9.1%	1.39	43.2/km²
Tugaske	May 7, 1909	Huron No. 223	75	92	−18.5%	0.76	98.7/km²
Tuxford	July 19, 1907	Marquis No. 191	113	91	+24.2%	0.62	182.3/km²
Val Marie	September 13, 1926	Val Marie No. 17	126	130	−3.1%	0.42	300.0/km²
Valparaiso	July 18, 1924	Star City No. 428	15	15	0.0%	0.69	21.7/km²
Vanguard	July 8, 1912	Whiska Creek No. 106	134	152	−11.8%	1.86	72.0/km²
Vanscoy	June 17, 1919	Vanscoy No. 345	462	377	+22.5%	1.49	310.1/km²
Vibank	June 23, 1911	Francis No. 127	385	374	+2.9%	0.73	527.4/km²
Viscount	December 17, 1908	Viscount No. 341	232	252	−7.9%	1.18	196.6/km²
Waldeck	December 23, 1913	Excelsior No. 166	277	297	−6.7%	2	138.5/km²
Waldron	July 17, 1909	Grayson No. 184	15	20	−25.0%	1.45	10.3/km²
Waseca	March 15, 1911	Eldon No. 471	149	154	−3.2%	0.68	219.1/km²
Webb	June 18, 1910	Webb No. 138	50	58	−13.8%	1.41	35.5/km²
Weekes	January 13, 1947	Porcupine No. 395	40	42	−4.8%	0.59	67.8/km²
Weirdale	April 1, 1948	Garden River No. 490	50	75	−33.3%	1.36	36.8/km²
Weldon	January 24, 1914	Kinistino No. 459	197	196	+0.5%	1.1	179.1/km²
White Fox	July 21, 1941	Torch River No. 488	355	364	−2.5%	0.85	417.6/km²
Wilcox	April 20, 1907	Bratt's Lake No. 129	264	339	−22.1%	1.48	178.4/km²
Windthorst	August 21, 1907	Chester No. 125	211	215	−1.9%	1.43	147.6/km²
Wiseton	September 23, 1913	Milden No. 286	79	88	−10.2%	0.77	102.6/km²
Wood Mountain	March 4, 1930	Old Post No. 43	20	25	−20.0%	0.61	32.8/km²
Yarbo	July 1, 1964	Langenburg No. 181	57	53	+7.5%	0.83	68.7/km²
Young	June 7, 1910	Morris No. 312	244	239	+2.1%	2.51	97.2/km²
Zelma	August 10, 1910	Morris No. 312	35	35	0.0%	0.72	48.6/km²
Zenon Park	July 28, 1941	Arborfield No. 456	194	187	+3.7%	0.56	346.4/km²
Total villages			41,514	41,945	−1.0%	295.11	140.67/km²

Yukon

Yukon had four villages as of January 1, 2012.[5]

Name	Population (2011)[31]	Population (2006)[31]	Change (%)[31]	Area (km²)[31]	Population density[31]
Carmacks	503	425	18.4	36.95	13.6
Haines Junction	593	589	0.7	34.49	17.2
Mayo	226	248	−8.9	1.06	213.2
Teslin	122	141	−13.5	1.92	63.6
Total villages	1,444	1,403	2.9	74.42	19.4

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[11] Bittern Lake was formerly known as Rosenroll prior to December 16, 1911.[10]

[13] Delia was formerly known as Highland prior to December 9, 1915.[11]

[14] Hay Lakes was formerly known as Hay Lake prior to January 1, 1932.

[16] Ryley was also known as Equity in 1909.[12]

[18] Spring Lake was formerly known as Edmonton Beach prior to January 1, 1999.[13]

[19] Stirling is designated a national historic site.

[23] Granisle was founded as a company town by Granisle Copper Ltd. prior to its incorporation in 1971.[16]

[32] Incorporated as St. Anthony but the name was changed to Saint-Antoine in 1969.[23]

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[12] "Change in Name of Village Municipality - Highland to Delia" (PDF). Alberta Municipal Affairs. December 9, 1915. Retrieved July 26, 2010.

[15] "The Village of Ryley - Equity". Village of Ryley. Archived from the original on February 22, 2012. Retrieved April 13, 2010.

[17] "Order in Council (O.C.) 517/98". Alberta Municipal Affairs. December 9, 1998. Retrieved July 26, 2010.

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[27] "Garson / Lyall (Unincorporated Village)". Manitoba Historical Society. Retrieved May 19, 2020.

[28] "Great Falls (Unincorporated Village)". Manitoba Historical Society. Retrieved May 19, 2020.

[29] "Powerview (Village)". Manitoba Historical Society. Retrieved May 19, 2020.

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