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Cape Breton

19 postal areas in Nova Scotia

What this page is

Every forward sortation area whose residents mostly live inside the Cape Breton census metropolitan area. Each one has its own profile with census figures, crime, rent, amenity access and air quality.

Note:

These areas do not tile the city. A postal area is listed here when more of its residents live inside Cape Breton than in any other metropolitan area — so the city extends beyond some of them, and parts of some of them fall outside it. There is no combined figure on this page for that reason; the numbers live on the area pages, where each one carries the geography it describes.

Postal areas

19 areas
Postal areas in Cape Breton, ordered by how much of each sits inside the city, then by population. Median household income is the 2021 Census figure for the whole postal area.
AreaPopulationMedian household incomeInside Cape Breton
B1A14,988$57,200all of it
B1P14,704$54,800all of it
B1H9,146$56,800all of it
B1S8,826$65,500all of it
B2A7,711$60,400all of it
B1V6,088$58,800all of it
B1Y5,941$70,000all of it
B1N5,605$55,200all of it
B1L4,952$86,000all of it
B1R4,478$83,000all of it
B1W3,521$49,200all of it
B1K3,336$77,500all of it
B1G1,796$57,600all of it
B1C1,698$73,500all of it
B1E1,533$63,200all of it
B1M1,271$88,000all of it
B1B1,237$66,000all of it
B1J1,148$72,000all of it
B1T400$65,000all of it

Source: Census Profile, 2021 Census (98-401-X). Data current as of 2026-08-12. Statistics Canada Open Licence. Metropolitan-area membership is derived by locating each dissemination area’s representative point, weighted by population — see docs/geography.md.