Photo: The Department of 
Tourism, Culture and Recreation; 

Parks Canada.
Terra Nova National Park.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Photo: The Department of 
Tourism, Culture and Recreation; 

Barrett and Mackay. 
Cross country skiing at Baker�s 
Brook in Gros Morne National Park.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Photo: The Department of 
Tourism, Culture and Recreation; 

Michael Hockney. 
Point Amour Lighthouse in Labrador
is the tallest in Atlantic Canada.

STATISTICAL INDICATORS:
NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR

Real Gross Domestic Product by Industry, 1998

 

$1992 Millions

% of Total

GOODS PRODUCING INDUSTRIES

2,693

29.7

PRIMARY

988

10.9

Agriculture & Related Services

33

0.4

Fishing & Trapping

158

1.7

Logging & Forestry

50

0.6

Mining, Quarrying & Oil Wells

747

8.2

MANUFACTURING

572

6.3

Fish Products

214

2.4

Newsprint

104

1.1

Other Manufacturing

253

2.8

CONSTRUCTION

662

7.3

ELECTRIC & WATER
UTILITIES

471

5.2

SERVICES PRODUCING
INDUSTRIES

6,368

70.3

TRANSPORTATION & STORAGE

429

4.7

COMMUNICATION

324

3.6

WHOLESALE & 
RETAIL TRADE

998

11.0

FINANCE, INSURANCE, &
REAL ESTATE

1,368

15.1

COMMUNITY, BUSINESS, & PERSONAL SERVICES

2,343

25.9

Business Services

302

3.3

Health & Social Services

766

8.5

Educational Services

690

7.6

Accommodation, Food & Beverage

232

2.6

Other Service Industries

353

3.9

PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

906

10.0

ALL INDUSTRIES

9,062

100.0

Notes: Based on the 1980 Standard Industrial Classification.

GDP is expressed at factor cost, measuring payments made to the owners of factor inputs used in production. This differs from GDP at market prices, as shown in the Provincial Economic Overview, which represents the market value of total production. The difference is attributable to indirect taxes and subsidies.

Newsprint estimates by the Economic Research and Analysis Division, Department of Finance.

Statistics Canada; Economic Research and Analysis Division, Department of Finance

 

Employment by Industry, 1999

Person Years

% of Total

GOODS PRODUCING
 INDUSTRIES

48,100

23.5

Agriculture

1,100

0.5

Forestry & Logging

1,900

0.9

Fishing & Trapping

8,700

4.2

Mining & Oil Extraction

4,500

2.2

Manufacturing

18,100

8.8

Fish Products

8,400

4.1

Other

9,700

4.7

Construction

11,600

5.7

Utilities

2,300

1.1

SERVICES PRODUCING
INDUSTRIES

156,800

76.5

Wholesale & Retail Trade

35,000

17.1

Transportation & Warehousing

10,800

5.3

Finance, Insurance, Real Estate & Leasing

7,900

3.9

Professional, Scientific & Technical Services

6,000

2.9

Management, Administrative & Other Support

4,200

2.0

Educational Services

16,800

8.2

Health Care & Social Assistance

29,000

14.2

Information, Culture & Recreation

5,600

2.7

Accommodation & Food Services

11,700

5.7

Other Services

12,300

6.0

Public Administration

17,600

8.6

All Industries

204,900

100.0

Note: Based on the North American Industrial Classification System.

Statistics Canada

 

Photo: The Department of Tourism, Culture and Recreation. 
Dog sled racing in Labrador.


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