Carlisle, Ontario is a small community and hamlet located within City of Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, in Flamborough area, and its population is relatively small as rural community. As of 2021 Census and estimates for 2024-2026, Carlisle population is approximately 1,500 to 2,500 people, though exact number varies by how boundaries are defined, as Carlisle is not incorporated town but part of Hamilton. According to City of Hamilton community profiles and Statistics Canada dissemination areas covering Carlisle, the immediate hamlet of Carlisle has about 1,800 residents, while broader Carlisle area including surrounding rural lands and farms may have 2,500 to 3,000. Carlisle is considered rural hamlet with historic core, surrounded by farmland, with growth limited by Greenbelt and agricultural zoning. Population has grown slowly from about 1,200 in 2006 to around 1,800 in 2021 due to some residential development but remains small. Carlisle is part of Ward 15 in Hamilton, and Hamilton as whole has over 570,000 people, but Carlisle itself is tiny part. The community has elementary school, community centre, and small businesses. For exact current population, check City of Hamilton planning department or Statistics Canada census for Flamborough area, as hamlet populations are not separately tracked as town. So Carlisle, Ontario has roughly 1,500 to 2,500 people, making it small rural community within Hamilton.
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