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Combined Indicators Combine the indicators selected below into a single overlay

Equal Interval

The range of data values between the minimum and maximum is divided into classes of equal length. For example, if 5 classes are used and the minimum data value is 0 and the maximum data value is 9, then each class will have a length of 2 and the classes will be 0-1, 2-3, 4-5, 6-7, and 8-9. Each class may have different numbers of values or no values.

Quantile

The same number of data values are placed into each class. For example, if 5 classes are chosen, then one-fifth (or 20%) of the values would be placed into each class. A class cannot ever be empty. It may not always be possible to divide the data into the specified number of classes if the data values are not varied enough.

Welcome to Wellbeing Toronto

New data is available under the Reference Period 2014 menu, when you click on Manage Indicators. New data includes Census 2016 datasets in the Demographic domain. Check back often as we continue to add and update indicators.

There are many indicators and reference layers to choose from, on topics ranging from crime to education to the environment. You can start using the app right away or read the short tutorial to get a better understanding of the differences between indicators, socio-demographics, domains and reference layers.

Manage IndicatorsClick to add/remove from analysis

Reference Period

Time Series

Selected Neighbourhoods

No Indicator(s) Selected

Histogram

Reference Layers

Equal Interval

Quantile

New data is available under the Reference Period 2014 menu, when you click on Manage Indicators. New data includes Census 2016 datasets in the Demographic domain. Check back often as we continue to add and update indicators.