Truro Profile
Explore population, households, income, employment, languages, and dwellings for Truro. Compare trends since 2016 and dig into the full demographic profile below.
Truro Population
Population Age Distribution
Truro Households
Household Size
Size Distribution
Household Composition
Truro Incomes
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Income Composition
Individual Income Distribution
Truro Employment
Labour Force
Low Income Prevalence
Truro Languages
Language Knowledge
Mother Tongue
Top Mother Tongue Languages
Truro Dwellings
Dwelling Type
Community snapshot
About Truro
Truro is a town in central Nova Scotia at the hub of the province’s highway and rail network, near the Salmon River and the Minas Basin’s tidal flats. Victorian architecture, Victoria Park’s gorge trails, and a role as “Hubtown” for the Maritimes define the community. About 13,000 people live in Truro.
Known for
- Hubtown at Nova Scotia’s highway and rail crossroads
- Victoria Park gorge and waterfall trails
- Victorian downtown architecture
- Salmon River and Minas Basin tidal country
- Service centre for Colchester County
See & do
Victoria Park
Urban forest, gorge trails, and Jacob’s Ladder stairs.
Downtown Truro / Inglis Place
Historic commercial streets and local shops.
Salmon River waterfront
Tidal river walks near the town centre.
Truro Farmers’ Market
Local produce and makers in season.
Nearby Fundy tidal flats / Cobequid Bay
Extreme tides a short drive from Hubtown.
Data source → Census methodology & attribution
Data source → Census methodology & attribution