Town	1901	1911	1921	1935	1945	1951	1956	1961	1966	1971	1976	1981	1986
Grand Falls		1634	3768	4244	4552	5064	6064	6605	7451	7677	8729	8765	9121
Windsor (Grand Falls Station)		Incl. with Grand Falls	Incl. with Grand Falls	1447	2772	3674	4520	5505	6692	6644	6349	5747	5545
Grand Falls and Windsor				5691	7324	8738	10584	12110	14143	14321	15078	14512	14666
Millertown	147	232	339	380	345	586	363	365	355	316	273	228	214
Botwood	541	852	1018	1090	2744	3421	3894	3680	4277	4115	4554	4074	3916
Badger	23	136	284	449	911	872	988	1036	1192	1187	1160	1090	1151
Bishop’s Falls	20	343	843	1882	2522	3139	3393	4099	4127	4133	4504	4395	4213
Terra Nova				64	102	180	202	194	151	107	88	62	47
Total	731	3197	6245	9594	13948	16,936	19,424	21,484	24245	24129	25657	24361	24207

Compiled from the 1901, 1911, 1921, 1935, and 1945 Census; Entries from the Encyclopedia of Newfoundland and Labrador, and Historical Statistics of Newfoundland and Labrador https://www.stats.gov.nl.ca/publications/Historical/PDF/Historical_Statistics_of_Newfoundland_and_Labrador_V2_N7_1994.pdf

One very interesting note is that of the 147 people in Millertown in 1901 85 of them were foreign born (which also means not from British Colonies or England, Scotland or Ireland). There were the Scandinavians brought over by Lewis Miller of this number a only a very small handful were still in Newfoundland in 1905. Interestingly the number of married persons at Millertown born in “Foreign and other countries” in 1911 was 5.

In 1921 the population of Grand Falls Station was 295 but this was included in the total for Grand Falls. Therefore the population for Grand Falls should be 3473. Additionally, in 1935 there were 31 people living at Rushy Pond and Farmdale.

I am also suspicious of the number of people enumerated in Millertown in 1956 being 200 more than any other year. I believe this might have been for two reasons, either/or Buchans Junction was included, or some of the logging or road building camps were enumerated.

I will make an update that includes Buchans and Buchans Junction to include in another table, as this one was created to reflect population growth associated with the pulp and paper industry. In 1935 the population of Buchans was 796 people, with 21 at Buchans Junction.