List of local urban districts in Manitoba

A local urban district is a type of unincorporated community within the Canadian province of Manitoba. According to The Municipal Act, a local urban district is a locality wholly within a rural municipality that "has at least 250 residents and a population density of at least 400 residents per square kilometre or such other density as the minister may in a specific case consider sufficient for the type and level of services to be provided in the local urban district".^[1] The Local Urban Districts Regulation designates 68 unincorporated communities in Manitoba as local urban districts.^[2]

List

Name[2]	Rural municipality[2]	Population (2011)[3][4][5]	Population (2006)[3][4][5]	Change (%)[3][4][5]	Land area (km²)[3][4][5]	Population density (per km^2)[3][4][5]
Alexander	Whitehead	340	306	11.1	1.36	250.2
Alonsa	Alonsa
Altamont	Lorne
Amaranth	Alonsa
Angusville	Riding Mountain West
Ashern	West Interlake	609	639	−4.7	3.07	198.6
Austin	North Norfolk	403	378	6.6	1.9	212.5
Baldur	Argyle	337	346	−2.6	2.23	151
Belmont	Prairie Lakes
Birch River	Mountain	235	335	−29.9	1.86	126.1
Blumenort	Hanover	1,404[lower-alpha 1]	924	51.9	3.2	438.8
Clearwater	Louise
Cranberry Portage	Kelsey	572	659	−13.2	8.31	68.8
Crystal City	Louise	384	400	−4	2.84	135.1
Cypress River	Victoria
Darlingford	Pembina
Elgin	Grassland
Elie	Cartier	562	507	10.8	8	70.3
Elkhorn	Wallace – Woodworth	471	461	2.2	2.73	172.6
Elm Creek	Grey	336	328	2.4	2.57	130.6
Elphinstone	Yellowhead
Emerson	Emerson – Franklin	671	689	−2.6	22.28	30.1
Fisher Branch	Fisher	460	428	7.5	1.75	262.6
Grunthal	Hanover	1,640[lower-alpha 2]	1,176	39.5	2.83	579.5
Haywood	Grey
Holland	Victoria	353	352	0.3	2.81	125.4
Inglis	Riding Mountain West
Kelwood	Rosedale
Kenton	Wallace – Woodworth
La Broquerie	La Broquerie	1,073	753	42.5	7.92	135.5
La Riviere	Pembina	174	303	−42.6	2.73	63.7
Landmark	Taché	1,326	1,288	3	2.88	461.1
Lorette	Taché	2,580[lower-alpha 3]	2,057	25.4	4.59	562.1
Lundar	Coldwell	496	515	−3.7	1.04	479
Mafeking	Mountain
Mariapolis	Lorne
Mather	Cartwright – Roblin
Miami	Thompson	435	351	23.9	1.24	350.6
Miniota	Prairie View
Minto	Grassland
Mitchell	Hanover	1,656[lower-alpha 4]	1,492	11	3.26	508
Newdale	Harrison Park
Ninette	Prairie Lakes	224	262	−14.5	1.82	123.3
Ninga	Killarney-Turtle Mountain
Notre Dame de Lourdes	Lorne	683	589	16	2.58	264.5
Oak River	Oakview
Oakville	Portage la Prairie	459	476	−3.6	2.71	169.6
Ochre River	Lakeshore
Pierson	Two Borders	209	217	−3.7	2.15	97.4
Pilot Mound	Louise	635	630	0.8	2.7	235.5
Pine River	Mountain
Plumas	WestLake – Gladstone	227	213	6.6	0.74	306.8
Rapid City	Oakview	417	416	0.2	5.38	77.5
Reston	Pipestone	550	428	28.5	5.31	103.7
Richer	Ste. Anne	504	642	−21.5	5.38	93.7
Rosenfeld	Rhineland	348	340	2.4	2.74	127.1
Rosenort	Morris	572	501	14.2	11.3	50.6
Sandy Lake	Harrison Park	261	303	−13.9	2.03	128.7
Somerset	Lorne	439	432	1.6	2.45	179
St. Claude	Grey	590	588	0.3	1.8	328.1
St. Jean Baptiste	Montcalm	552	545	1.3	2.04	270.3
St. Lazare	Ellice – Archie	254	265	−4.2	2.91	87.3
St. Leon	Lorne
St. Malo	De Salaberry	1,148	1,284	−10.6	7.43	154.5
Swan Lake	Lorne	259	262	−1.1	0.76	340.5
Tyndall-Garson	Brokenhead	1,313[lower-alpha 5]	1,058	24.1	3.21	409
Vita	Stuartburn	415	562	−26.2	3.05	135.9
Warren	Woodlands	798	754	5.8	5.38	148.3

See also

• List of cities in Manitoba
• List of communities in Manitoba
• List of designated places in Manitoba
• List of municipalities in Manitoba
• List of population centres in Manitoba
• List of towns in Manitoba
• List of villages in Manitoba

Notes

1. Population count for Blumenort (1,404) derived from combining the 2011 census population counts for the adjacent Blumenort designated place (271) and Blumenort population centre (1,133).^[3][4]
2. Population count for Grunthal (1,640) derived from combining the 2011 census population counts for the adjacent Grunthal designated place (161) and Grunthal population centre (1,479).^[3][4]
3. Population count for Lorette (2,580) derived from combining the 2011 census population counts for the adjacent Lorette designated place (219) and Lorette population centre (2,361).^[3][4]
4. Population count for Mitchell (1,656) derived from combining the 2011 census population counts for the adjacent Mitchell designated place (520) and Mitchell population centre (1,136).^[3][4]
5. Population count for Tyndall-Garson (1,313) derived from combining the 2011 census population counts for the adjacent Tyndall designated place (830) and Garson designated place (483).^[3]

References

1. "The Municipal Act (C.C.S.M. c. M225), Division 3 – Local Urban Districts: Formation, Fundamental Changes and Dissolution". Government of Manitoba. April 22, 2016. Retrieved April 24, 2016.
2. "Local Urban Districts Regulation". Government of Manitoba. April 23, 2016. Retrieved April 23, 2016.
3. "Population and dwelling counts, for Canada, provinces and territories, and designated places, 2011 and 2006 censuses (Manitoba)". Statistics Canada. January 7, 2016. Retrieved April 25, 2016.
4. "Population and dwelling counts, for Canada, provinces and territories, and population centres, 2011 and 2006 censuses (Manitoba)". Statistics Canada. January 7, 2016. Retrieved April 25, 2016.
5. "Population and dwelling counts, for Canada, provinces and territories, and census subdivisions (municipalities), 2011 and 2006 censuses (Manitoba)". Statistics Canada. January 7, 2016. Retrieved April 25, 2016.