-
first Europeans to come to the
Winnipegosis area were
early explorers and fur traders, with the
mouth of Lake
Winnipegosis'
Mossey River serving as a meeting...
-
commercial fishing. List of
lakes of
Manitoba Winnipegosis komatiite belt "The
Canadian Encyclopedia (Lake
Winnipegosis)".
Retrieved 22
December 2014. Watchorn...
- Lake
Winnipegosis and
tributary to it; and Lake St. Martin, on the
Fairford or
Little Saskatchewan River, the
outlet of
lakes Manitoba and
Winnipegosis. In...
- The
Winnipegosis komatiite belt is a 150 km (93 mi) long and 30 km (19 mi) wide
greenstone belt
located in the Lake
Winnipegosis area of
central Manitoba...
- the ****iniboine
River east to Lake
Winnipegosis. It then
formed a line of 52° 30′ N
latitude from Lake
Winnipegosis to Lake Winnipeg, and by the Winnipeg...
- Lake
Winnipeg and to the west by the
province of Saskatchewan. Lake
Winnipegosis runs
through the riding. The
community of Swan
River is
located in the...
- two
forts in Manitoba. The
first Fort
Dauphin was
built in 1741 near
Winnipegosis, Manitoba, with
Pierre Gaultier de La Vérendrye, the
western military...
- below. The
Lower Elk
Point Group comprises all
strata lying below the
Winnipegosis Formation (in the south) or the Keg
River Formation (in the north) and...
- Point,
Dawson Bay, Lake
Winnipegosis.
Shoal River Indian Reserve No. 65F — 441,000 m2 (109 acres); at
Dawson Bay, Lake
Winnipegosis. The
following reserve...
- is in the
Parkland Region of Manitoba,
bordering the s****s of Lake
Winnipegosis to the North,
stretching from Lake
Dauphin in the east to the Saskatchewan...
