The oldest part of Bodmin is composed primarily of granite buildings dotted around the imposing Bodmin Beacon, a 144 foot tall obelisk in memory of Sir Walter Raleigh Gilbert. The United Counties of SDG borders Quebec to the east and New York in the United States to the south. Camborne had a population of 21,480 in 2015. charge!”, 1851 Census by Registration Districts (Completed July 2007), 1861 Census by Registration Districts (Completed February 2007), 1871 Census by Registration Districts (Completed June 2008), 1881 Census by Registration Districts (Completed July 2008), 1891 Census by Registration Districts (Completed March 2004), 1901 Census by Registration Districts (Selected Pieces Only), Home | Project Details | Table of Contents | Report Errors |  Search [5] The construction of the Cornwall Canal between 1834 and 1842 accelerated the community's development into a regional and industrial economic "capital" for a growing hinterland of towns and villages.[4][6]. Ottawa. Bodmin was the only Cornish town to be entered in the Domesday Book, an entry which records that the town was held by St Petroc's Church and consisted of 68 houses and a market in the 11 century. Released March 13 2007 and [8] The network of villages and towns surrounding Cornwall helped make the city a local entrepot for business, commerce, media and services, and the development of communication and travel networks turned what was originally a series of isolated towns into a cohesive economic and social region. Use at your own risk.Website © 2003-2020 Advameg, Inc. Cornwall population and houses statistics, Labour, occupation and industry details for Cornwall, This city families and households characteristics, Cornwall citizenship and immigration Details, �cole �l�mentaire catholique Marie-Tanguay, �cole interm�diaire catholique La Citadelle, �cole �l�mentaire catholique Sainte-Th�r�se, Statistics Canada Catalogue no. [9] The French and British fought over the waterway, often both using and being used by native allies in highly complex economic and political competition. Current unemployment levels sit at or slightly below national and provincial levels. Another former county town, Bodmin's name means home of the monks which suggests it may have been once a religious settlement. Townsfolk of both Penryn and Truro objected to the granting of a charter to growing Falmouth, not to no avail. With its spectacular Norman Castle, built by the half-brother of William the Conqueror Robert of Mortain, overlooking the town, Launceston remained the county town for Cornwall until 1835. Note - The figures were published in electoral wards but we've tried to exclude as many outlying villages that may have crept into the numbers as possible. Cornwall's new most populated town according to the 2015 data released by the ONS is Falmouth. With a land area of 3,247.32 km2 (1,253.80 sq mi), it had a population density of 20.0/km2 (51.7/sq mi) in 2011. Released March 13 2007, Statistics Canada Catalogue no. In the late 1750s, some 30 Mohawk families who had converted to Christianity, who had previously lived at Kahnawake, founded Akwesasne further West (upriver) in what would become Ontario. City-data.com does not guarantee the accuracy or timeliness of any information on this site. The City itself has a population of approximately 46,000, while the surrounding region has grown to over 110,000.