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Manitoba Communities: Stuartburn (Rural Municipality)

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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	De Salaberry, Emerson-Franklin, La Broquerie, Piney
Constituent Communities	Arbakka, Caliento, Gardenton, Lonesand, Rofton, Sirko, Stuartburn, Sundown, Vita
Land Area (square km)	1163.54

Population

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

Reeves

Term	Reeve
1903	L. J. Ramsay
1904	N. Pryhrocky
1905	L. J. Ramsay
1906-1907	John Blowski
1908	W. Lidor
1909	I. Thosezuk
1910	Iwan Storosczuk
1911-1912	Nykola Hawryluk
1913-1914	Nykola Zushulak
1915-1916	?
1917	W. Nihaychuk
1918	Wasyl Mihayczuk
1919	Nykola Eliuk
1920-1921	Sam Smook
1922	Nazar Bodnarchuk
1923-1924	Joe Kalachkowsky
1925	Anton Malyniuk
1926	Joe Kalachkowsky
1927	Thomas Wackna
1928-1944	Municipality disorganized
1945-1959	?
1960-1973	Michael J. Podolsky
1974	John Tkachuk
1975	Michael J. Podolsky
1976-1978	Ed Dolynchuk
1979-1980	?
1981-1986	Steve Derewianchuk
1987-1995	Ed Dolynchuk
1996-2001	David Kiansky
2002-2003	Rick Tkachuk
2004	?
2005	Walter G. Happychuk
2006	?
2007-?	Jim B. Swidersky
?-?	?
?-?	David Kiansky

Memorable Manitobans

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Historic Sites

Go here for a list of historic sites in Stuartburn.

History Books

Go here for a list of history books for Stuartburn.

Maps

Sources

Geographic Names of Manitoba, Manitoba Conservation, 2000.

This page was prepared by Gordon Goldsborough.

Page revised: 14 May 2017