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I’ve been getting around to this for a while, and this turned out to be a good week for it – three maps (start here) of income distribution in the GTA.
We map average household income, the lowest-income households and the highest-income households.
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Hello,
I am a graduate student at the University of Toronto. I am investigating radiation in the veterinary field. This map is helpful in relating income to dog ownership.
I was just curious as to where you obtained the data for these statistical maps? Is it from a government source?
As well as if there is an updated version for 2011?
Thank-you for your time and assistance
Posted by: Amanda | September 26, 2012 at 07:41 PM