Manitoba Water Development Program Map Summary
The water development program aims to best use Manitoba's water resources across the settled area. It covers four categories: flood control, water conservation, drainage, and water supply for industrial and domestic use, indicating both actual and proposed development.
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Manitoba plans sweeping flood control to tame rivers
Manitoba gears a broad program to convert the province’s erratic rivers into managed water resources. Major works include a Winnipeg floodway about 30 miles long, a Portage la Prairie floodway, and a Shellmouth dam to impound Assiniboine water, with cost around 83 million dollars and completion in about five years. The plan, funded jointly with Ottawa, aims to attract industry and create off farm jobs while preserving flexibility for irrigation as demand grows.
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Manitoba
Hudson Bay
Winnipeg
Portage la Prairie
Assiniboine
Lake Manitoba
Portage
Shellmouth
Saskatchewan
Antler Creek
Souris
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ST. Lazare
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Broomh
Hamiota
Potentia
Immensian
Oak Lake
Rapid City
Brandon
WAIS
Dauphin
Loraine
Lake Winnipegoss
Moresen
Neepawa
Minnedosa
Wawanesa
Portage Bay
Gladstone
Fairford
Elev
Siz
Stephenfiel Seservoir Unger
Manitou
Prmbilies
Ortage
Lu Creek
Morden Reservoir
Anopeseo
Walhalla
Winniprs
Gretna
Lake Winmipeg
Selkirk
Carman
Morris
Beausejour
Geing
Dominion City
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