Corner Brook Profile
Explore population, households, income, employment, languages, and dwellings for Corner Brook. Compare trends since 2016 and dig into the full demographic profile below.
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About Corner Brook
Corner Brook is a city on Newfoundland’s west coast, at the mouth of the Humber Arm of the Bay of Islands. Pulp-and-paper heritage, a deep harbour, and the surrounding Long Range foothills shape a regional centre for western Newfoundland. It anchors health, education, and retail for communities along the Trans-Canada corridor. About 19,000 people live in Corner Brook.
Known for
- Largest city on Newfoundland’s west coast
- Humber Arm harbour and Bay of Islands setting
- Pulp-and-paper industrial heritage
- Regional service hub for western Newfoundland
- Gateway to Gros Morne approaches and west-coast tourism
See & do
Downtown Corner Brook / harbourfront
Shops, civic buildings, and arm views.
Corner Brook Stream Trail
Urban trail through the city’s stream valley.
Captain James Cook Historic Site
Lookout commemorating Cook’s surveys of the coast.
Marble Mountain (nearby)
Ski hill and Humber Valley recreation used by residents.
Bay of Islands drives
Scenic roads along the arm and outer bay communities.
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