List of Ghost Towns in Manitoba - List of Ghost Towns

List of Ghost Towns

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Town Name County/Municipal District Peak year Peak Population
Albert Rural Municipality of Albert
Archibald Rural Municipality of Pembina
Argyle Rural Municipality of Rockwood
Asessippi
Bannerman
Bender Hamlet Rural Municipality of Armstrong
Bradburn Rural Municipality of Dufferin
Bradwardine Rural Municipality of Daly
Decker
Dropmore
Ebor Rural Municipality of Pipestone
Ewart Rural Municipality of Pipestone
Gartmore
Grand Valley
Grantown
Hecla
Hilton
Horod
Isabella Rural Municipality of Miniota
Lauder Rural Municipality of Cameron
Lavinia
Littleton
Makinak
Manitoba City
McArthur's Landing
McConnell
Methven
Millford
Moore Park
Mountain Road
Mowbray
Nelsonville
Norquay
Odanah Rural Municipality of Odanah
Old Dauphin
Old Deloraine
Old Stockton
Polonia
Rea
Seech
Sioux Village
Souris City
Spearhill
Stockton
Sundance
Totogan
Wakopa
West Lynne
Whitewater Rural Municipality of Whitewater
York Factory York Factory National Historic Site of Canada

Although not really a town, York Factory is an abandoned fur trading post.

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