Map of Population Territory From 53rd Parallel to Lake Winnipegosis
Population figure 66 covers a sprawling territory described by a detailed shoreline boundary. The description traces from the 53rd parallel at Lake Winnipeg east shore around Lake Winnipeg to Fort Alexander Indian Reserve No 3 and across multiple rural municipalities, ending back at the 53rd parallel. The text outlines extents along lake shores, river centres, and regional limits through St. Clements, East St. Paul, West St. Paul, Winnipeg, St. Francois Xavier, Woodlands, and Manitoba lakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Emerson
Red River
Winnipeg
East St. Paul
St. Clements
Fort Alexander Indian Reserve No
Said Indian Reserve
Lake Winnipeg
Poplar River Indian Reserve No. 16
Indian Reserve
Hudson's Bay Company
Said
West St. Paul
West
Lake Manitoba
Lake Winnipegosis
Boundaries of Winnipeg City portions include Assiniboine River arc
The description defines a large municipal area in Winnipeg by traversing from the Assiniboine River centreline and eastern limits of Parcel A through Wellington Crescent Cockburn Street Corydon Avenue Osborne Street to Pembina Highway Stafford Street Grant Avenue Waverley Street McGillivray Boulevard the city west limit and back to the river centre. It cites a plan filed as No 14919 in Winnipeg Land Titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Red River
St. Boniface
Panet Road
Mission Street
Dugald Road
Plessis Road
Seine River
Said River
Bishop Grandin
City of
St. James Street
Assiniboine River
Brookside Boulevard
Notre Dame Avenue
Kildonans
Essar Avenue
Henderson Highway
Springfield Road
Lac du Bonnet
Canadian Pacific Railway
Main Street
Burrows Avenue
Arlington Street
Carruthers Avenue
Winnipeg Beach
Birds Hill
Rec
East St. Paul
City of Winnipeg
St. Boniface Road
Parish of
Mulvey Avenue
Osborne Street
Corydon Avenue
Cockburn Street
Wellington Crescent
Honeall
Winnipeg Land Titles Office
Mulvey
Brady Road
St. Vital
Finkelstein Road
St. Charles
McGillivray Boulevard
Waverley Street
Grant Avenue
Stafford Street
Pembina Highway
Letellier
Canadian National Railway
Said
Winnipeg North
Winnipeg Land Titles
Niboine River
Manitoba electoral boundaries plan adds Winnipeg seat
The 1981 census fixes Manitoba population at 1,026,241, granting 15 House seats. The Electoral Boundaries Commission proposes one new Winnipeg constituency to reduce urban rural disparity while preserving community interests and natural boundaries. Churchill stays north of 53, with rural ridings smaller and names chosen for descriptiveness and history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
House of Commons
Electoral Boundaries Commission
Winnipeg
Churchill
Also Mentioned on This Page
G. Provencher
ST. James
Winnipeg Centre
Fort Garry
McPhillips Street
Ingersoll Street
Aubrey Street
Assiniboiing
Assiniboine
Mollard Road
Winnipeg South
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