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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