1960 Census

First Census of the Imaginary Lands of Nicholas 1960 Census
Estimation	October 1959
Census Day	December 25, 1960
Results Released	March 1962
Population	2,487,181
Organizer	Provisional Statistics Council
Preceded by	1945 Census (For Gravenhurst Region only))
Succeeded by	1970 Census

The 1960 Census was the first census ever to be held in the Imaginary Lands of Nicholas. As required by Article 17 in the National Transition Council Act, the census is administered by the Provisional Statistics Council of the Imaginary Lands of Nicholas (PVC). It provided a detailed enumeration of the population of residents in the Imaginary Lands of Nicholas.

Census day was December 25, 1960. Results were released in stages, and all results have been released by March 1962. The next census is the 1970 Census.

Summary

Administrative Division	Population	Growth	Percentage of Total
Long	816,439
Gravenhurst	625,047	8.44%
Watersauga	254,095
McCallister	159,164
Nicholas City	128,812
Alphabet	118,684
Torbury	81,030
Concord	80,620
Cosmoplay	75,970
Periodic	73,496
Nazareth	21,869
Texas	18,063
Brock	15,940
Port Run	10,591
Pickering	5,681
Overlea	980
Sarnia	542
Hokoe	118
Total	2,487,141		100%

Gravenhurst Region

The population enumerated in the census was 625,047. The count was higher than the original 1959 estimation of 600,000. The last 1945 census (for Gravenhurst Region only) reported the region has a population of 572,294, and when compared to this census, the population has been risen by 8.44%.

In the census, there were 37 municipalities, with the largest being Archemedes, with a population of 282,014. The smallest being Muskoka Lake, a new community developed out of the Gravenhurst Unorganized District, with a population of 1.