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This municipality takes its name from the Brokenhead River that flows through it.
Present Status |
Rural Municipality of Brokenhead (15 November 1900) |
Incorporation History |
Rural Municipality of Brokenhead (15 November 1900) |
Adjoining Municipalities |
Lac du Bonnet, Reynolds, St. Clements, Springfield |
Constituent Communities |
Allegra, Brokenhead, Cloverleaf, Cromwell, Dencross, Garson, Green Bay, Hazelglen, Ladywood, Lydiatt, St. Ouens, Sandhill, Tyndall |
Land Area (square km) |
750.54 |
Population
Year |
Total |
1881 |
1085 |
1891 |
1300 |
1901 |
1844 |
1911 |
3746 |
1921 |
4121 |
1931 |
4799 |
1941 |
5119 |
1951 |
3573 |
1956 |
3498 |
1961 |
3202 |
1966 |
2998 |
1971 |
2882 |
1976 |
2888 |
1981 |
3032 |
1986 |
3165 |
1991 |
3328 |
1996 |
3495 |
2001 |
3527 |
2006 |
3940 |
2011 |
4635 |
2016 |
5122 |
2021 |
5414 |
Reeves
Memorable Manitobans
Search the MHS collection of biographies for ones connected to Brokenhead:
Historic Sites
Go here for a list of historic sites in Brokenhead.
Maps
72013 Road 42 East
Box 490
Beausejour, Manitoba R0E 0C0
Telephone: 204-268-6700
Email: admin@rmofbrokenhead.ca
Sources
They Stopped at a Good Place: The History of the Beausejour, Brokenhead, Garson and Tyndall Area of Manitoba, 1875-1981. Beausejour-Brokenhead Historical Committee, 1982. Manitoba Legislative Library F5648.B76.
Geographic Names of Manitoba, Manitoba Conservation, 2000.
This page was prepared by Gordon Goldsborough.
Page revised: 28 October 2022
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