Manitoba Electoral Districts Map Proposal for Dauphin and Surroundings
Manitoba proposal outlines that the Commission will hear representations across fifteen districts with a quorum of two members. It details advertisement based hearing places, process for selecting hearing venues, and rules for postponement. The Dauphin district is described with population figures and boundary coordinates following Dominion Lands survey references.
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Manitoba
Dominion Lands Systems of Survey
Brandon Souris and Manitoba Boundary Description
A detailed legal land description outlines Brandon Souris at the west boundary of Manitoba and the north limit of Tp 9, tracing easterly to R 23 W 1, then north to Tp 10, east to R 17 W 1, south to Pelican Lake, along Pelican Lake shore to R 16 W 1, then south to Manitoba’s southern boundary and back west and north to the start.
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Manitoba
Pelican Lake
Churchill Area Boundary Description North of Manitoba Coast
A historic boundary description outlines the Churchill area in Manitoba starting at the S3rd parallel intersection with the province west boundary and tracing east along the parallel to R 19 W 1, then north to Tp 48, east to R 15 W 1, north to Tp 49, east to the east shore of Lake Winnipeg, the coast south and east along the lake to the 53rd parallel, and then east to Poplar River Indian Reserve No 16. It continues with northward progression along Indian Reserve limits and across Hudson's Bay Company land to the east limit.
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Manitoba
Lake Winnipegosis
Lake Manitoba
Province
Lake Winnipeg
Poplar River Indian Reserve No.16
Hudson’s Bay Company
Boundary Description Extends to 53rd Parallel
Indian Reserve progresses south along the east limit to the 53rd parallel and then east along that parallel to Manitoba's east boundary.
Boundary description runs through Manitoba land tracts and rivers
A detailed geographic boundary narrative describes an area starting at Tp 18 and tracing north, east, and south limits across townships R 17 W 1 to Lake Manitoba, then along lake shores and municipal borders to the Assiniboine River, returning to the starting point at Manitoba’s west boundary.
Boundary description ends at city limits near Winnipeg
The text traces Provencher at the Manitoba border through Emerson to the Red River center, then north to Winnipeg, following city and rural boundaries to the East St. area, outlining municipal limits and directions.
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Evan McCormick
Pioneer Avenue
Winnipeg
Dauphin
Lisgar
Assiniboine River
Brandon
Souris
Churchill
Woodlands
St. Francois Xavier
Assiniboine
Provencher
Emerson
Red River
East St
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