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This paper examines the population in the Central Toronto area relative to the GTA region, in relation to the western hinterland of Milton, Ontario. The paper discusses the area's growth from 1961 to 1991 when all areas very much increased their populations due to changed immigration and resettlement trends. The paper discusses the indication of hyper-urbanization that is likely to increase with related negative shifts seen in developing countries and in European countries that have not enforced planning to reverse this probability.

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"This paper refers to the Greater Toronto Area's exponential population growth through the interval of 1961 to 2006, referring to Toronto Census Metropolitan Area (CMA) figures. In order to demonstrate the radical transformation of what is now discussed as the Greater Toronto Area as a broader region, reference is made to the Central City area and also a `hinterland' area in the town of Milton and environs. According to the CMA's Table I Population for the Toronto Census Metropolitan Area, 1961-2006, the Central City in 1961 had a population of 740,456 which..."

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