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Rank
Name
Population ( 2011 Census )
Percent of national population
% growth (2006–11)
Land area (km²)
Population density (/km 2 )
House of Commons seats
House of Commons seats (%)
2013 population (July est.)
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Ontario
12,851,821
38.4%
5.7%
908,607.67
14.1
106
34.4%
13,537,994
3
2
Quebec
7,903,001
23.6%
4.7%
1,356,547.02
5.8
75
24.4%
8,155,334
4
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British Columbia
4,400,057
13.1%
7.0%
922,509.29
4.8
36
11.7%
4,581,978
5
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Alberta
3,645,257
10.9%
10.8%
640,081.87
5.7
28
9.1%
4,025,074
6
5
Manitoba
1,208,268
3.6%
5.2%
552,329.52
2.2
14
4.5%
1,265,015

Questions and formulas:
Question: What was the July 2013 population estimate of the location which had a population density larger than 14.1?
Formula: SUM(FILTER(J1, G1>14.1))
Formula2: SUM(FILTER(J2:J6, G2:G6>14.1))
Level: easy
Question: What was the lowest rank of an area with a 2011 Census population larger than 3,645,257, a House of Commons seat percentage of 11.7% and a July 2013 population estimate over 4,581,978?
Formula: MIN(FILTER(A1, (C1>3645257)*(I1="11.7%")*(J1>4581978)))
Formula2: MIN(FILTER(A2:A6, (C2:C6>3645257)*(I2:I6="11.7%")*(J2:J6>4581978)))
Level: easy
Question: What was the highest rank of an area with a population density larger than 5.7 and a 2006–2011 percentage growth of 5.7%?
Formula: MAX(FILTER(A1, (G1>5.7)*(E1="5.7%")))
Formula2: MAX(FILTER(A2:A6, (G2:G6>5.7)*(E2:E6="5.7%")))
Level: easy
Question: What was the lowest 2011 Census population of an area with a land area larger than 908,607.67 km²?
Formula: MIN(FILTER(C1, F1>908607.67))
Formula2: MIN(FILTER(C2:C6, F2:F6>908607.67))
Level: easy