Castleridge, Calgary, Alberta, T3J 1P6, Kanada
Castleridge is a vibrant residential neighbourhood situated in the northeast quadrant of Calgary, Alberta, offering a diverse and active community life.
Overview
- Country: Canada
- Province: Alberta
- City: Calgary
- Quadrant: NE
- Ward: 5
- Established: 1980
- Annexed: 1961
- Elevation: 1,090 m (3,580 ft)
- Population (2006): 6,180
Location and Environment
Castleridge is strategically located east of the Calgary International Airport, bordered by 64 Avenue NE, Métis Trail, McKnight Boulevard, and Falconridge Boulevard.
Community Highlights
- Baitun Nur Mosque: In 2008, Castleridge became home to the largest mosque in Canada, opened by the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community.
- Population Stability: The 2012 municipal census recorded a stable population of 6,096, living in 1,954 dwellings.
- Population Density: With a land area of 1.2 km² (0.46 sq mi), the population density stood at 5,080/km² (13,200/sq mi).
Socioeconomic Profile
- Median Household Income (2000): $57,923
- Low-Income Residents: 19.5% of the community lived with low income.
- Immigrant Population: 34.7% of residents were immigrants.
- Housing: 8% of the buildings were condominiums or apartments, with 24.8% of the housing available for rent.