Manitoba
Prairie in the south, boreal forest above it, and a saltwater coast on Hudson Bay at the top that surprises everyone who has not looked. Lake Winnipeg runs most of the way down the middle, and the port at Churchill is the place people go to see polar bears.
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- Census divisions
- All 23, each named
- Sizes
- 5 sizes, 8" x 12" to 24" x 36"
- Population
- About 1.3 million
- Largest city
- Winnipeg
- Capital
- Winnipeg
- Entered Confederation
- 1870
- Census divisions
- 23
- Busiest census division
- Division No. 11, about 754,000
- Quietest census division
- Division No. 23, about 4,700
Every census division on this map
The 23 pieces are numbered census divisions. Manitoba is another province that never gave them names, so the figures on the list below are what Statistics Canada calls them and what the boundaries have always been called. The lines themselves follow settlement, water and the old survey grid.
- Division No. 1
- Division No. 10
- Division No. 11
- Division No. 12
- Division No. 13
- Division No. 14
- Division No. 15
- Division No. 16
- Division No. 17
- Division No. 18
- Division No. 19
- Division No. 2
- Division No. 20
- Division No. 21
- Division No. 22
- Division No. 23
- Division No. 3
- Division No. 4
- Division No. 5
- Division No. 6
- Division No. 7
- Division No. 8
- Division No. 9