List of towns in Manitoba

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A town is an incorporated urban municipality in the Canadian province of Manitoba.{{cite web|url=http://web5.gov.mb.ca/mfas/pdf/09_stats.pdf |title=Statistical Information 2009 |publisher=Manitoba Local Government |access-date=December 24, 2012}} {{dead link|date=May 2017 |bot=InternetArchiveBot |fix-attempted=yes}} Under current legislation, a community must have a minimum population of 1,000 and a minimum density of 400 people per square kilometre to incorporate as an urban municipality. As an urban municipality, the community has the option to be named a town, village or urban municipality. It also has the option of being named a city once it has a minimum population of 7,500 (there are no towns currently eligible for city status; the closest is Niverville, with a population of 5,947 in the Canada 2021 Census).

Manitoba has 25 towns{{cite web | url=http://www.statcan.gc.ca/pub/92f0009x/92f0009x2013000-eng.pdf | title=Interim List of Changes to Municipal Boundaries, Status, and Names: From January 2, 2012 to January 1, 2013 | publisher=Statistics Canada | pages=6–7 | access-date=September 13, 2013}} that had a cumulative population of 60,963 in the 2021 census. The province's largest and smallest towns by population are Niverville and Grand Rapids with populations of 5,947 and 213 respectively. The province's largest and smallest towns by land area are Gillam and Arborg with land areas of {{convert|1994.44|km2|mi2|abbr=on}} and {{convert|2.22|km2|mi2|abbr=on}} respectively. The province previously had 50 towns before a series of provincially mandated amalgamations took effect on January 1, 2015.

Communities meeting the population minimum are not always incorporated as urban municipalities. There are 22 unincorporated communities with a population of more than 1,000 within Manitoba's rural municipalities. The largest of these is Oakbank in the Rural Municipality of Springfield with a population of 4,604.{{update inline|date=April 2025}}

List

scope="col"\| Population (2021) !scope="col"\| Population (2016) !scope="col"\| Change !scope="col"\| Land area (km²) !scope="col" data-sort-type="number"\| Population density
class="wikitable sortable" !scope="col" rowspan=2\| Name !scope="col" rowspan=2\| Incorporation date !scope="col" colspan=5\| 2021 Census of Population{{cite web \|title=Population and dwelling counts, for Canada, provinces and territories, and census subdivisions (municipalities), 2021 and 2016 censuses – 100% data (Manitoba) \|url=https://www150.statcan.gc.ca/t1/tbl1/en/tv.action?pid=9810000202&pickMembers%5B0%5D=1.2892 \|publisher=Statistics Canada \|date=9 February 2022 \|access-date=29 April 2025}}
scope="row"\| Altona{{#tag:ref\|The towns of Altona, Arborg, Beausejour, Carberry, Carman, Lac du Bonnet, Melita, Niverville, Powerview-Pine Falls, Ste. Anne, Stonewall, Teulon, Virden and Winnipeg Beach were originally incorporated as villages.\|name=townvillage\|group=lower-alpha}}	align=center\| {{dts\|December 31, 1945}}	{{change\|4267\|4212\|dec=1\|align=center\|invert=on}}	align=center\| {{nts\|9.35}}	align=center\| {{Pop density\|4267\|9.35\|km2\|prec=1}}
scope="row"\| Arborg	align=center\| {{dts\|January 1, 1964}}	{{change\|1279\|1232\|dec=1\|align=center\|invert=on}}	align=center\| {{nts\|2.22}}	align=center\| {{Pop density\|1279\|2.22\|km2\|prec=1}}
scope="row"\| Beausejour	align=center\| {{dts\|November 5, 1908}}	{{change\|3307\|3219\|dec=1\|align=center\|invert=on}}	align=center\| {{nts\|5.42}}	align=center\| {{Pop density\|3307\|5.42\|km2\|prec=1}}
scope="row"\| Carberry	align=center\| {{dts\|December 20, 1889}}	{{change\|1818\|1738\|dec=1\|align=center\|invert=on}}	align=center\| {{nts\|4.80}}	align=center\| {{Pop density\|1818\|4.80\|km2\|prec=1}}
scope="row"\| Carman	align=center\| {{dts\|November 3, 1899}}	{{change\|3114\|3164\|dec=1\|align=center\|invert=on}}	align=center\| {{nts\|4.32}}	align=center\| {{Pop density\|3114\|4.32\|km2\|prec=1}}
scope="row"\| Churchill{{#tag:ref\|The towns of Churchill, Gillam, Grand Rapids, Leaf Rapids, Lynn Lake and Snow Lake were originally incorporated as local government districts.\|name=townLGD\|group=lower-alpha}}	align=center\| {{dts\|January 1, 1959}}	{{change\|870\|899\|dec=1\|align=center\|invert=on}}	align=center\| {{nts\|50.83}}	align=center\| {{Pop density\|870\|50.83\|km2\|prec=1}}
scope="row"\| Gillam	align=center\| {{dts\|May 1, 1966}}	{{change\|1007\|1201\|dec=1\|align=center\|invert=on}}	align=center\| {{nts\|1994.44}}	align=center\| {{Pop density\|1007\|1994.44\|km2\|prec=1}}
scope="row"\| Grand Rapids	align=center\| {{dts\|March 1, 1962}}	{{change\|213\|268\|dec=1\|align=center\|invert=on}}	align=center\| {{nts\|74.27}}	align=center\| {{Pop density\|213\|74.27\|km2\|prec=1}}
scope="row"\| Lac du Bonnet	align=center\| {{dts\|December 31, 1947}}	{{change\|1064\|1089\|dec=1\|align=center\|invert=on}}	align=center\| {{nts\|2.26}}	align=center\| {{Pop density\|1064\|2.26\|km2\|prec=1}}
scope="row"\| Leaf Rapids	align=center\| {{dts\|December 1, 1971}}	{{change\|351\|582\|dec=1\|align=center\|invert=on}}	align=center\| {{nts\|1237.66}}	align=center\| {{Pop density\|351\|1237.66\|km2\|prec=1}}
scope="row"\| Lynn Lake	align=center\| {{dts\|May 9, 1959}}	{{change\|579\|494\|dec=1\|align=center\|invert=on}}	align=center\| {{nts\|867.53}}	align=center\| {{Pop density\|579\|867.53\|km2\|prec=1}}
scope="row"\| Melita	align=center\| {{dts\|May 15, 1902}}	{{change\|1041\|1042\|dec=1\|align=center\|invert=on}}	align=center\| {{nts\|3.19}}	align=center\| {{Pop density\|1041\|3.19\|km2\|prec=1}}
scope="row"\| Minnedosa	align=center\| {{dts\|March 2, 1883}}	{{change\|2741\|2449\|dec=1\|align=center\|invert=on}}	align=center\| {{nts\|14.95}}	align=center\| {{Pop density\|2741\|14.95\|km2\|prec=1}}
scope="row"\| Morris	align=center\| {{dts\|January 29, 1883}}	{{change\|1975\|1885\|dec=1\|align=center\|invert=on}}	align=center\| {{nts\|5.91}}	align=center\| {{Pop density\|1975\|5.91\|km2\|prec=1}}
scope="row"\| Neepawa	align=center\| {{dts\|November 23, 1883}}	{{change\|5685\|4609\|dec=1\|align=center\|invert=on}}	align=center\| {{nts\|17.09}}	align=center\| {{Pop density\|5685\|17.09\|km2\|prec=1}}
scope="row"\| Niverville	align=center\| {{dts\|January 1, 1969}}	{{change\|5947\|4610\|dec=1\|align=center\|invert=on}}	align=center\| {{nts\|8.70}}	align=center\| {{Pop density\|5947\|8.70\|km2\|prec=1}}
scope="row"\| PasThe Pas	align=center\| {{dts\|May 17, 1912}}	{{change\|5639\|5369\|dec=1\|align=center\|invert=on}}	align=center\| {{nts\|44.69}}	align=center\| {{Pop density\|5639\|44.69\|km2\|prec=1}}
scope="row"\| Powerview-Pine Falls{{#tag:ref\|The Town of Powerview-Pine Falls originally incorporated under the name of the Village of Powerview. Its renaming occurred on May 1, 2005 when it simultaneously absorbed the neighbouring community of Pine Falls and changed to town status.{{cite web \| url=http://www.mhs.mb.ca/docs/municipalities/powerview.shtml \| title=Manitoba Municipalities: Powerview-Pine Falls \| publisher=The Manitoba Historical Society \| date=April 22, 2013 \| access-date=September 15, 2013}}\|group=lower-alpha}}	align=center\| {{dts\|January 1, 1951}}	{{change\|1239\|1316\|dec=1\|align=center\|invert=on}}	align=center\| {{nts\|4.82}}	align=center\| {{Pop density\|1239\|4.82\|km2\|prec=1}}
scope="row"\| Snow Lake	align=center\| {{dts\|June 2, 1947}}	{{change\|1088\|899\|dec=1\|align=center\|invert=on}}	align=center\| {{nts\|1166.64}}	align=center\| {{Pop density\|1088\|1166.64\|km2\|prec=1}}
scope="row"\| Ste. Anne	align=center\| {{dts\|January 1, 1963}}	{{change\|2891\|2114\|dec=1\|align=center\|invert=on}}	align=center\| {{nts\|4.14}}	align=center\| {{Pop density\|2891\|4.14\|km2\|prec=1}}
scope="row"\| Stonewall	align=center\| {{dts\|August 14, 1906}}	{{change\|5046\|4809\|dec=1\|align=center\|invert=on}}	align=center\| {{nts\|5.96}}	align=center\| {{Pop density\|5046\|5.96\|km2\|prec=1}}
scope="row"\| Swan River	align=center\| {{dts\|May 11, 1908}}	{{change\|4049\|4014\|dec=1\|align=center\|invert=on}}	align=center\| {{nts\|6.81}}	align=center\| {{Pop density\|4049\|6.81\|km2\|prec=1}}
scope="row"\| Teulon	align=center\| {{dts\|May 6, 1919}}	{{change\|1196\|1201\|dec=1\|align=center\|invert=on}}	align=center\| {{nts\|3.23}}	align=center\| {{Pop density\|1196\|3.23\|km2\|prec=1}}
scope="row"\| Virden	align=center\| {{dts\|August 2, 1890}}	{{change\|3118\|3322\|dec=1\|align=center\|invert=on}}	align=center\| {{nts\|8.96}}	align=center\| {{Pop density\|3118\|8.96\|km2\|prec=1}}
scope="row"\| Winnipeg Beach	align=center\| {{dts\|November 2, 1909}}	{{change\|1439\|1145\|dec=1\|align=center\|invert=on}}	align=center\| {{nts\|3.91}}	align=center\| {{Pop density\|1439\|3.91\|km2\|prec=1}}
align="center"
class="sortbottom" align="center" !scope="col" align="center"\| Total !scope="col" align="center"\| — \|{{change\|60963\|56882\|dec=1\|align=center\|invert=on\|bold=on\|bgcolour=#f2f2f2}} !scope="col" align="center"\| {{nts\|5552.10}} !scope="col" align="center"\| {{Pop density\|60963\|5552.10\|km2\|prec=1}}

;Notes

Former towns

A list of formerly incorporated towns, excluding current and former cities that previously held town status.{{efn|name="City"|The cities of Dauphin, Flin Flon, Morden, Portage la Prairie, Selkirk, Steinbach, Thompson and Winkler were formerly incorporated as towns.}}{{efn|name="FormerCity"|The former cities of St. Boniface, East Kildonan, Transcona, and West Kildonan (all amalgamated into the City of Winnipeg in 1972) were also formerly incorporated as towns prior to becoming cities.}}

class="wikitable sortable" !Name !Dissolved !Currently part of
Birtle{{efn\|name="MB2015Towns"\|The Manitoba government amalgamated 65 rural municipalities, 25 towns, and 17 villages into 47 municipalities on January 1, 2015 in order to bring these municipalities into compliance with the minimum population requirements of the Municipal Act.{{cite web \| url=http://web2.gov.mb.ca/laws/statutes/ccsm/m225e.php \| title=The Municipal Act \| publisher=Government of Manitoba \| access-date=December 23, 2012}}{{cite web \| url=http://www.mhs.mb.ca/docs/municipalities/index.shtml \| title=MHS Resources: Manitoba's Municipal History \| publisher=The Manitoba Historical Society \| access-date=September 12, 2013}}}}	align=center\| {{nts\|January 1, 2015}}	Prairie View Municipality
Boissevain{{efn\|name="MB2015Towns"}}	align=center\| {{nts\|January 1, 2015}}	Municipality of Boissevain – Morton
Brooklands{{efn\|name="BR"\|The Town of Brooklands amalgamated with the City of St. James in 1969; part of the City of Winnipeg since January 1, 1972.{{cite web\|url=http://www.mhs.mb.ca/docs/municipalities/brooklands.shtml\|title=Manitoba Communities: Brooklands (Unincorporated Town)\|publisher=Manitoba Historical Society\|access-date=May 28, 2020}}}}	align=center \| {{nts\|January 1, 1969}}	City of Winnipeg
Deloraine{{efn\|name="MB2015Towns"}}	align=center\| {{nts\|January 1, 2015}}	Municipality of Deloraine – Winchester
East Selkirk{{efn\|name="ES"\|The former Town of East Selkirk was incorporated in 1883 and later dissolved in 1904.{{cite web\|url=http://www.mhs.mb.ca/docs/municipalities/eastselkirk.shtml\|title=Manitoba Communities: East Selkirk (Unincorporated Town)\|publisher=Manitoba Historical Society\|access-date=May 28, 2020}}}}	align=center\| {{nts\|February 8, 1904}}	Rural Municipality of St. Clements
Emerson{{efn\|name="MB2015Towns"}}{{efn\|name="Emerson"\|The former Town of Emerson amalgamated with the municipality of West Lynne in 1883 and briefly held city status from 1883 to 1886.{{cite web\|url=http://www.mb1870.org/localhistory/023%20-%20Emerson.pdf\|title=Emerson\|publisher=Manitoba Historical Society\|page=24\|access-date=May 28, 2020}}}}	align=center\| {{nts\|January 1, 2015}}	Municipality of Emerson – Franklin
Erickson{{efn\|name="MB2015Towns"}}	align=center\| {{nts\|January 1, 2015}}	Municipality of Clanwilliam – Erickson
Ethelbert{{efn\|name="MB2015Towns"}}	align=center\| {{nts\|January 1, 2015}}	Municipality of Ethelbert
Gilbert Plains{{efn\|name="MB2015Towns"}}	align=center\| {{nts\|January 1, 2015}}	Gilbert Plains Municipality
Gladstone{{efn\|name="MB2015Towns"}}	align=center\| {{nts\|January 1, 2015}}	Municipality of WestLake – Gladstone
Grandview{{efn\|name="MB2015Towns"}}	align=center\| {{nts\|January 1, 2015}}	Grandview Municipality
Gretna{{efn\|name="MB2015Towns"}}	align=center\| {{nts\|January 1, 2015}}	Municipality of Rhineland
Hamiota{{efn\|name="MB2015Towns"}}	align=center\| {{nts\|January 1, 2015}}	Hamiota Municipality
Hartney{{efn\|name="MB2015Towns"}}	align=center\| {{nts\|January 1, 2015}}	Municipality of Grassland
MacGregor{{efn\|name="MB2015Towns"}}	align=center\| {{nts\|January 1, 2015}}	Municipality of North Norfolk
Manitou{{efn\|name="MB2015Towns"}}	align=center\| {{nts\|January 1, 2015}}	Municipality of Pembina
Minitonas{{efn\|name="MB2015Towns"}}	align=center\| {{nts\|January 1, 2015}}	Municipality of Minitonas – Bowsman
Oak Lake{{efn\|name="MB2015Towns"}}	align=center\| {{nts\|January 1, 2015}}	Rural Municipality of Sifton
Pilot Mound{{efn\|name="MB2015Towns"}}	align=center\| {{nts\|January 1, 2015}}	Municipality of Louise
Plum Coulee{{efn\|name="MB2015Towns"}}	align=center\| {{nts\|January 1, 2015}}	Municipality of Rhineland
Rapid City{{efn\|name="MB2015Towns"}}	align=center\| {{nts\|January 1, 2015}}	Rural Municipality of Oakview
Rivers{{efn\|name="MB2015Towns"}}	align=center\| {{nts\|January 1, 2015}}	Riverdale Municipality
Roblin{{efn\|name="MB2015Towns"}}	align=center\| {{nts\|January 1, 2015}}	Municipality of Hillsburg – Roblin – Shell River
Rossburn{{efn\|name="MB2015Towns"}}	align=center\| {{nts\|January 1, 2015}}	Rossburn Municipality
Russell{{efn\|name="MB2015Towns"}}	align=center\| {{nts\|January 1, 2015}}	Municipality of Russell – Binscarth
Shoal Lake{{efn\|name="MB2015Towns"}}{{efn\|The former Town of Shoal Lake amalgamated with the former Rural Municipality (RM) of Shoal Lake to form the now-former Municipality of Shoal Lake on January 1, 2011; part of RM of Yellowhead since January 1, 2015.{{cite web\|url=http://www.mhs.mb.ca/docs/municipalities/shoallake.shtml\|title=Manitoba Communities: Shoal Lake (Unincorporated Town)\|publisher=Manitoba Historical Society\|access-date=May 28, 2020}}}}	align=center\| {{nts\|January 1, 2011}}	Rural Municipality of Yellowhead
Souris{{efn\|name="MB2015Towns"}}	align=center\| {{nts\|January 1, 2015}}	Municipality of Souris – Glenwood
Sainte Rose du Lac{{efn\|name="MB2015Towns"}}	align=center\| {{nts\|January 1, 2015}}	Municipality of Ste. Rose
Treherne{{efn\|name="MB2015Towns"}}	align=center\| {{nts\|January 1, 2015}}	Municipality of Norfolk Treherne
Tuxedo{{efn\|name="TX"\|The former Town of Tuxedo and eleven other municipalities were amalgamated with the City of Winnipeg on January 1, 1972.{{cite web\|url=http://www.mhs.mb.ca/docs/municipalities/brooklands.shtml\|title=Manitoba Communities: Brooklands (Unincorporated Town)\|publisher=Manitoba Historical Society\|access-date=May 28, 2020}}}}	align=center\| {{nts\|January 1, 1972}}	City of Winnipeg

;Notes

References

Towns

scope="col"\| Population (2021) !scope="col"\| Population (2016) !scope="col"\| Change !scope="col"\| Land area (km²) !scope="col" data-sort-type="number"\| Population density
class="wikitable sortable" !scope="col" rowspan=2\| Name !scope="col" rowspan=2\| Incorporation date !scope="col" colspan=5\| 2021 Census of Population{{cite web \|title=Population and dwelling counts, for Canada, provinces and territories, and census subdivisions (municipalities), 2021 and 2016 censuses – 100% data (Manitoba) \|url=https://www150.statcan.gc.ca/t1/tbl1/en/tv.action?pid=9810000202&pickMembers%5B0%5D=1.2892 \|publisher=Statistics Canada \|date=9 February 2022 \|access-date=29 April 2025}}
scope="row"\| Altona{{#tag:ref\|The towns of Altona, Arborg, Beausejour, Carberry, Carman, Lac du Bonnet, Melita, Niverville, Powerview-Pine Falls, Ste. Anne, Stonewall, Teulon, Virden and Winnipeg Beach were originally incorporated as villages.\|name=townvillage\|group=lower-alpha}}	align=center\| {{dts\|December 31, 1945}}	{{change\|4267\|4212\|dec=1\|align=center\|invert=on}}	align=center\| {{nts\|9.35}}	align=center\| {{Pop density\|4267\|9.35\|km2\|prec=1}}
scope="row"\| Arborg	align=center\| {{dts\|January 1, 1964}}	{{change\|1279\|1232\|dec=1\|align=center\|invert=on}}	align=center\| {{nts\|2.22}}	align=center\| {{Pop density\|1279\|2.22\|km2\|prec=1}}
scope="row"\| Beausejour	align=center\| {{dts\|November 5, 1908}}	{{change\|3307\|3219\|dec=1\|align=center\|invert=on}}	align=center\| {{nts\|5.42}}	align=center\| {{Pop density\|3307\|5.42\|km2\|prec=1}}
scope="row"\| Carberry	align=center\| {{dts\|December 20, 1889}}	{{change\|1818\|1738\|dec=1\|align=center\|invert=on}}	align=center\| {{nts\|4.80}}	align=center\| {{Pop density\|1818\|4.80\|km2\|prec=1}}
scope="row"\| Carman	align=center\| {{dts\|November 3, 1899}}	{{change\|3114\|3164\|dec=1\|align=center\|invert=on}}	align=center\| {{nts\|4.32}}	align=center\| {{Pop density\|3114\|4.32\|km2\|prec=1}}
scope="row"\| Churchill{{#tag:ref\|The towns of Churchill, Gillam, Grand Rapids, Leaf Rapids, Lynn Lake and Snow Lake were originally incorporated as local government districts.\|name=townLGD\|group=lower-alpha}}	align=center\| {{dts\|January 1, 1959}}	{{change\|870\|899\|dec=1\|align=center\|invert=on}}	align=center\| {{nts\|50.83}}	align=center\| {{Pop density\|870\|50.83\|km2\|prec=1}}
scope="row"\| Gillam	align=center\| {{dts\|May 1, 1966}}	{{change\|1007\|1201\|dec=1\|align=center\|invert=on}}	align=center\| {{nts\|1994.44}}	align=center\| {{Pop density\|1007\|1994.44\|km2\|prec=1}}
scope="row"\| Grand Rapids	align=center\| {{dts\|March 1, 1962}}	{{change\|213\|268\|dec=1\|align=center\|invert=on}}	align=center\| {{nts\|74.27}}	align=center\| {{Pop density\|213\|74.27\|km2\|prec=1}}
scope="row"\| Lac du Bonnet	align=center\| {{dts\|December 31, 1947}}	{{change\|1064\|1089\|dec=1\|align=center\|invert=on}}	align=center\| {{nts\|2.26}}	align=center\| {{Pop density\|1064\|2.26\|km2\|prec=1}}
scope="row"\| Leaf Rapids	align=center\| {{dts\|December 1, 1971}}	{{change\|351\|582\|dec=1\|align=center\|invert=on}}	align=center\| {{nts\|1237.66}}	align=center\| {{Pop density\|351\|1237.66\|km2\|prec=1}}
scope="row"\| Lynn Lake	align=center\| {{dts\|May 9, 1959}}	{{change\|579\|494\|dec=1\|align=center\|invert=on}}	align=center\| {{nts\|867.53}}	align=center\| {{Pop density\|579\|867.53\|km2\|prec=1}}
scope="row"\| Melita	align=center\| {{dts\|May 15, 1902}}	{{change\|1041\|1042\|dec=1\|align=center\|invert=on}}	align=center\| {{nts\|3.19}}	align=center\| {{Pop density\|1041\|3.19\|km2\|prec=1}}
scope="row"\| Minnedosa	align=center\| {{dts\|March 2, 1883}}	{{change\|2741\|2449\|dec=1\|align=center\|invert=on}}	align=center\| {{nts\|14.95}}	align=center\| {{Pop density\|2741\|14.95\|km2\|prec=1}}
scope="row"\| Morris	align=center\| {{dts\|January 29, 1883}}	{{change\|1975\|1885\|dec=1\|align=center\|invert=on}}	align=center\| {{nts\|5.91}}	align=center\| {{Pop density\|1975\|5.91\|km2\|prec=1}}
scope="row"\| Neepawa	align=center\| {{dts\|November 23, 1883}}	{{change\|5685\|4609\|dec=1\|align=center\|invert=on}}	align=center\| {{nts\|17.09}}	align=center\| {{Pop density\|5685\|17.09\|km2\|prec=1}}
scope="row"\| Niverville	align=center\| {{dts\|January 1, 1969}}	{{change\|5947\|4610\|dec=1\|align=center\|invert=on}}	align=center\| {{nts\|8.70}}	align=center\| {{Pop density\|5947\|8.70\|km2\|prec=1}}
scope="row"\| PasThe Pas	align=center\| {{dts\|May 17, 1912}}	{{change\|5639\|5369\|dec=1\|align=center\|invert=on}}	align=center\| {{nts\|44.69}}	align=center\| {{Pop density\|5639\|44.69\|km2\|prec=1}}
scope="row"\| Powerview-Pine Falls{{#tag:ref\|The Town of Powerview-Pine Falls originally incorporated under the name of the Village of Powerview. Its renaming occurred on May 1, 2005 when it simultaneously absorbed the neighbouring community of Pine Falls and changed to town status.{{cite web \| url=http://www.mhs.mb.ca/docs/municipalities/powerview.shtml \| title=Manitoba Municipalities: Powerview-Pine Falls \| publisher=The Manitoba Historical Society \| date=April 22, 2013 \| access-date=September 15, 2013}}\|group=lower-alpha}}	align=center\| {{dts\|January 1, 1951}}	{{change\|1239\|1316\|dec=1\|align=center\|invert=on}}	align=center\| {{nts\|4.82}}	align=center\| {{Pop density\|1239\|4.82\|km2\|prec=1}}
scope="row"\| Snow Lake	align=center\| {{dts\|June 2, 1947}}	{{change\|1088\|899\|dec=1\|align=center\|invert=on}}	align=center\| {{nts\|1166.64}}	align=center\| {{Pop density\|1088\|1166.64\|km2\|prec=1}}
scope="row"\| Ste. Anne	align=center\| {{dts\|January 1, 1963}}	{{change\|2891\|2114\|dec=1\|align=center\|invert=on}}	align=center\| {{nts\|4.14}}	align=center\| {{Pop density\|2891\|4.14\|km2\|prec=1}}
scope="row"\| Stonewall	align=center\| {{dts\|August 14, 1906}}	{{change\|5046\|4809\|dec=1\|align=center\|invert=on}}	align=center\| {{nts\|5.96}}	align=center\| {{Pop density\|5046\|5.96\|km2\|prec=1}}
scope="row"\| Swan River	align=center\| {{dts\|May 11, 1908}}	{{change\|4049\|4014\|dec=1\|align=center\|invert=on}}	align=center\| {{nts\|6.81}}	align=center\| {{Pop density\|4049\|6.81\|km2\|prec=1}}
scope="row"\| Teulon	align=center\| {{dts\|May 6, 1919}}	{{change\|1196\|1201\|dec=1\|align=center\|invert=on}}	align=center\| {{nts\|3.23}}	align=center\| {{Pop density\|1196\|3.23\|km2\|prec=1}}
scope="row"\| Virden	align=center\| {{dts\|August 2, 1890}}	{{change\|3118\|3322\|dec=1\|align=center\|invert=on}}	align=center\| {{nts\|8.96}}	align=center\| {{Pop density\|3118\|8.96\|km2\|prec=1}}
scope="row"\| Winnipeg Beach	align=center\| {{dts\|November 2, 1909}}	{{change\|1439\|1145\|dec=1\|align=center\|invert=on}}	align=center\| {{nts\|3.91}}	align=center\| {{Pop density\|1439\|3.91\|km2\|prec=1}}
align="center"
class="sortbottom" align="center" !scope="col" align="center"\| Total !scope="col" align="center"\| — \|{{change\|60963\|56882\|dec=1\|align=center\|invert=on\|bold=on\|bgcolour=#f2f2f2}} !scope="col" align="center"\| {{nts\|5552.10}} !scope="col" align="center"\| {{Pop density\|60963\|5552.10\|km2\|prec=1}}

class="wikitable sortable" !Name !Dissolved !Currently part of
Birtle{{efn\|name="MB2015Towns"\|The Manitoba government amalgamated 65 rural municipalities, 25 towns, and 17 villages into 47 municipalities on January 1, 2015 in order to bring these municipalities into compliance with the minimum population requirements of the Municipal Act.{{cite web \| url=http://web2.gov.mb.ca/laws/statutes/ccsm/m225e.php \| title=The Municipal Act \| publisher=Government of Manitoba \| access-date=December 23, 2012}}{{cite web \| url=http://www.mhs.mb.ca/docs/municipalities/index.shtml \| title=MHS Resources: Manitoba's Municipal History \| publisher=The Manitoba Historical Society \| access-date=September 12, 2013}}}}	align=center\| {{nts\|January 1, 2015}}	Prairie View Municipality
Boissevain{{efn\|name="MB2015Towns"}}	align=center\| {{nts\|January 1, 2015}}	Municipality of Boissevain – Morton
Brooklands{{efn\|name="BR"\|The Town of Brooklands amalgamated with the City of St. James in 1969; part of the City of Winnipeg since January 1, 1972.{{cite web\|url=http://www.mhs.mb.ca/docs/municipalities/brooklands.shtml\|title=Manitoba Communities: Brooklands (Unincorporated Town)\|publisher=Manitoba Historical Society\|access-date=May 28, 2020}}}}	align=center \| {{nts\|January 1, 1969}}	City of Winnipeg
Deloraine{{efn\|name="MB2015Towns"}}	align=center\| {{nts\|January 1, 2015}}	Municipality of Deloraine – Winchester
East Selkirk{{efn\|name="ES"\|The former Town of East Selkirk was incorporated in 1883 and later dissolved in 1904.{{cite web\|url=http://www.mhs.mb.ca/docs/municipalities/eastselkirk.shtml\|title=Manitoba Communities: East Selkirk (Unincorporated Town)\|publisher=Manitoba Historical Society\|access-date=May 28, 2020}}}}	align=center\| {{nts\|February 8, 1904}}	Rural Municipality of St. Clements
Emerson{{efn\|name="MB2015Towns"}}{{efn\|name="Emerson"\|The former Town of Emerson amalgamated with the municipality of West Lynne in 1883 and briefly held city status from 1883 to 1886.{{cite web\|url=http://www.mb1870.org/localhistory/023%20-%20Emerson.pdf\|title=Emerson\|publisher=Manitoba Historical Society\|page=24\|access-date=May 28, 2020}}}}	align=center\| {{nts\|January 1, 2015}}	Municipality of Emerson – Franklin
Erickson{{efn\|name="MB2015Towns"}}	align=center\| {{nts\|January 1, 2015}}	Municipality of Clanwilliam – Erickson
Ethelbert{{efn\|name="MB2015Towns"}}	align=center\| {{nts\|January 1, 2015}}	Municipality of Ethelbert
Gilbert Plains{{efn\|name="MB2015Towns"}}	align=center\| {{nts\|January 1, 2015}}	Gilbert Plains Municipality
Gladstone{{efn\|name="MB2015Towns"}}	align=center\| {{nts\|January 1, 2015}}	Municipality of WestLake – Gladstone
Grandview{{efn\|name="MB2015Towns"}}	align=center\| {{nts\|January 1, 2015}}	Grandview Municipality
Gretna{{efn\|name="MB2015Towns"}}	align=center\| {{nts\|January 1, 2015}}	Municipality of Rhineland
Hamiota{{efn\|name="MB2015Towns"}}	align=center\| {{nts\|January 1, 2015}}	Hamiota Municipality
Hartney{{efn\|name="MB2015Towns"}}	align=center\| {{nts\|January 1, 2015}}	Municipality of Grassland
MacGregor{{efn\|name="MB2015Towns"}}	align=center\| {{nts\|January 1, 2015}}	Municipality of North Norfolk
Manitou{{efn\|name="MB2015Towns"}}	align=center\| {{nts\|January 1, 2015}}	Municipality of Pembina
Minitonas{{efn\|name="MB2015Towns"}}	align=center\| {{nts\|January 1, 2015}}	Municipality of Minitonas – Bowsman
Oak Lake{{efn\|name="MB2015Towns"}}	align=center\| {{nts\|January 1, 2015}}	Rural Municipality of Sifton
Pilot Mound{{efn\|name="MB2015Towns"}}	align=center\| {{nts\|January 1, 2015}}	Municipality of Louise
Plum Coulee{{efn\|name="MB2015Towns"}}	align=center\| {{nts\|January 1, 2015}}	Municipality of Rhineland
Rapid City{{efn\|name="MB2015Towns"}}	align=center\| {{nts\|January 1, 2015}}	Rural Municipality of Oakview
Rivers{{efn\|name="MB2015Towns"}}	align=center\| {{nts\|January 1, 2015}}	Riverdale Municipality
Roblin{{efn\|name="MB2015Towns"}}	align=center\| {{nts\|January 1, 2015}}	Municipality of Hillsburg – Roblin – Shell River
Rossburn{{efn\|name="MB2015Towns"}}	align=center\| {{nts\|January 1, 2015}}	Rossburn Municipality
Russell{{efn\|name="MB2015Towns"}}	align=center\| {{nts\|January 1, 2015}}	Municipality of Russell – Binscarth
Shoal Lake{{efn\|name="MB2015Towns"}}{{efn\|The former Town of Shoal Lake amalgamated with the former Rural Municipality (RM) of Shoal Lake to form the now-former Municipality of Shoal Lake on January 1, 2011; part of RM of Yellowhead since January 1, 2015.{{cite web\|url=http://www.mhs.mb.ca/docs/municipalities/shoallake.shtml\|title=Manitoba Communities: Shoal Lake (Unincorporated Town)\|publisher=Manitoba Historical Society\|access-date=May 28, 2020}}}}	align=center\| {{nts\|January 1, 2011}}	Rural Municipality of Yellowhead
Souris{{efn\|name="MB2015Towns"}}	align=center\| {{nts\|January 1, 2015}}	Municipality of Souris – Glenwood
Sainte Rose du Lac{{efn\|name="MB2015Towns"}}	align=center\| {{nts\|January 1, 2015}}	Municipality of Ste. Rose
Treherne{{efn\|name="MB2015Towns"}}	align=center\| {{nts\|January 1, 2015}}	Municipality of Norfolk Treherne
Tuxedo{{efn\|name="TX"\|The former Town of Tuxedo and eleven other municipalities were amalgamated with the City of Winnipeg on January 1, 1972.{{cite web\|url=http://www.mhs.mb.ca/docs/municipalities/brooklands.shtml\|title=Manitoba Communities: Brooklands (Unincorporated Town)\|publisher=Manitoba Historical Society\|access-date=May 28, 2020}}}}	align=center\| {{nts\|January 1, 1972}}	City of Winnipeg

List of towns in Manitoba

List

Former towns

See also

References