Socio-economic profile

The Town of Kirkland is a young and dynamic city in the heart of the West-Island of Montreal, naturally divided into four sectors along Highway 40 from East to West by and Saint-Charles Boulevard North to South by. Located at the junction of Highway 20 and Highway 40 (Trans-Canada), Kirkland provides quick access to Montreal's Pierre-Elliott Trudeau International Airport, the largest container port in Canada as well as one of the most active railway corridors in the country, not to mention its proximity to essential services.

• Population in 2021:  19,413 inhabitants
• Length: 6.44 km
• Width: 1.61 km
• Land area: 9.64 km2
• Kilometres of roads: 120 km

The Town of Kirkland has close to 400 industrial, commercial and institutional establishments on its territory to better serve its community. In recent years, the Town has reached the saturation point in terms of available space for new construction and is now in maintenance and redevelopment mode of its spaces and buildings.

In 2021, the Town of Kirkland had a population of 19,413 representing a percentage change of -3.7% compared to 2016. Its population is largely made up of young families and includes many seniors.

Population in 2021	19,413
Population in 2016	20,151
2016 to 2021 population change (%)	-3.7%
Total private dwellings	6,790
Private dwellings occupied by usual residents	6,666
Population density per square kilometre	2,012.0
Land area (square kilometre)	9.65

The household and dwelling profile presenting information from the 2016 census* (National Household Survey) can be found on the Statistics Canada website. This data provides precise and detailed information on Kirkland households, for topics including: