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This municipality was named for a ford crossing of the Boggy Creek near the homestead of early settler John Hamilton Layng.
Present Status
Municipality of North Cypress-Langford (1 January 2015)
Incorporation History
Rural Municipality of Langford (1 November 1890)
Amalgamated with North Cypress (1 January 2015)Adjoining Municipalities
Elton, Lansdowne, Minto, North Cypress, Odanah, Rosedale, Westbourne
Constituent Communities
Land Area (square km)
561.95
Year
Total
1891
1416
1896
1015
1901
1616
1911
1548
1921
1423
1931
1350
1941
1252
1951
1156
1956
1090
1961
981
1966
877
1971
749
1976
740
1981
772
1986
762
1991
733
1996
722
2001
784
2006
787
2011
767
Term
Reeve
1891-1892
James Molland
1893-1894
Joseph Montgomery
1895
W. F. Sirett
1896
Joseph Montgomery
1897-1902
Peter McNab (1856-1921)
1903-1906
W. G. Pollock
1907-1909
George Little (c1858-1940)
1910-1911
J. W. Newton
1912-1916
Robert Habkirk
1917-1919
Stewart Lindsay
1920-1925
Frank Hockin
1926-1929
Stewart Lindsay
1930-1943
Donald Carmichael
1944-1945
Robert Arnold
1946-1948
Bertram Francis “Bert” Davidson (1884-1956)
1949-1959
C. H. Hockin
1960-1967
J. C. Montgomery
1968-1978
Lloyd G. Briese (?-2009)
1979-1989
Charles Mervin “Merv” Drayson (1924-2019)
1990-1995
Glenn Montgomery
1996-2005
Rick Evans (?-2017)
2006
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2007-2014
Kathy Jasienczyk
2015
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Go here for a list of historic sites in North Cypress-Langford.
Go here for a list of history books for North Cypress-Langford.
Geographic Names of Manitoba, Manitoba Conservation, 2000.
First Century of Langford: 1891-1991 by Langford Centennial History Committee, 1990.
This page was prepared by Gordon Goldsborough.
Page revised: 24 November 2020
