L'espace social de Montréal, 1951-1991
L'espace social de Montreal draws from Statistics Canada's 1951 to 1991 federal census data for Montreal to create a series of 400 black and white maps, prefaced with one-page analytical texts. From a computerized base map of federal census divisions and municipal boundaries (323-329), Dro...
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