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This municipality was named for the community of Stuartburn located within it, allegedly named for early settler William H. Stuart.
Present Status
Rural Municipality of Stuartburn (1 January 1997)
Incorporation History
Rural Municipality of Stuartburn (15 January 1902)
Disorganized (1928) - see The “Disorganized” Municipalities of Manitoba
Local Government District of Stuartburn (1 January 1945)
Rural Municipality of Stuartburn (1 January 1997)Adjoining Municipalities
Constituent Communities
Arbakka, Caliento, Gardenton, Lonesand, Rofton, Sirko, Stuartburn, Somme, Sundown, Vita
Land Area (square km)
1163.54
Year
Total
1901
1406
1911
3901
1921
5012
1931
4754
1941
4644
1951
3165
1956
2966
1961
2481
1966
2217
1971
1880
1976
1735
1981
1723
1986
1629
1991
1517
1996
1563
2001
1603
2006
1629
2011
1535
2016
1648
2021
1731
Term
Reeve
1902-1903
L. J. Ramsay
1903-1904
N. Pryhrocky
1904-1905
L. J. Ramsay
1905-1907
John Blowski
1907-1908
W. Lidor
1908-1909
I. Thosezuk
1909-1910
Iwan Storosczuk
1910-1912
Nykola Hawryluk
1912-1914
Nykola Zushulak
1914-1916
?
1916-1917
W. Nihaychuk
1917-1918
Wasyl Mihayczuk
1918-1919
Nykola Eliuk
1919-1921
Sam Smook
1921-1922
Nazar Bodnarchuk
1922-1924
Joe Kalachkowsky
1924-1925
Anton Malyniuk
1925-1926
Joe Kalachkowsky
1926-1927
Thomas Wackna
1927-1944
Municipality disorganized
1944-1959
?
1959-1973
Michael J. Podolsky
1973-1974
John Tkachuk
1974-1975
Michael J. Podolsky
1975-1978
Ed Dolynchuk
1978-1980
?
1980-1986
1986-1995
Ed Dolynchuk
1995-2001
David Kiansky
2001-2003
Rick Tkachuk
2003-2004
?
2004-2005
Walter G. Happychuk
2005-2006
?
2006-2018
Jim B. Swidersky (?-?)
?-?
?
?-?
David Kiansky
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Geographic Names of Manitoba prepared in part by Anthony Paul “Tony” Buchner, Manitoba Conservation, 2000.
This page was prepared by Gordon Goldsborough.
Page revised: 2 June 2025
