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This municipality takes its name from the Parish of St. Andrews that dates back to the early 1800s.
Present Status
Rural Municipality of St. Andrews (14 February 1880)
Incorporation History
Rural Municipality of St. Andrews (14 February 1880)
Adjoining Municipalities
Armstrong, East St. Paul, Gimli, Rockwood, St. Clements, West St. Paul
Constituent Communities
Clandeboye, Dunnottar, Little Britain, Melnice, Netley, Oak Hammock, Parkdale, Parkview, Petersfield, Rossdale, Selkirk, Winnipeg Beach
Land Area (square km)
752.22
Year
Total
1871
1529
1881
1600
1891
1599
1896
1210
1901
1654
1911
2800
1921
4319
1931
5036
1941
6476
1951
5807
1956
5156
1961
5326
1966
5565
1971
5865
1976
6825
1981
7990
1986
8755
1991
9461
1996
10144
2001
10695
2006
11359
2011
11875
2016
11913
2021
11723
Term
Reeve
1880-1887
?
1887-1889
Thomas Norquay (1843-1892)
1889-1890
E. B. Kett
1890-1891
?
1891-1892
John James Bird (1844-1933)
1892-1894
Charles Johnston
1894-1895
E. B. Kett
1895-1898
Charles Johnston
1898-1901
E. B. Kett
1901-1903
Charles Johnston
1903-1904
?
1904-1906
G. T. Sutherland
1906-1908
Charles Johnston
1908-1914
Richard Sanders
1914-1915
Isaac Cook
1915-1916
F. J. Chapple
1916-1936
Free Larter
1936-1945
Charles Elwyn Fillmore (1887-1984)
1945-1947
Thomas Praznik
1947-1951
Ernest Setter
1951-1957
John Donohoe (1884-1965)
1957-1975
John Zelych
1975-1989
Peter Ducheck (1918-2007)
1989-1992
Albert Ostermann
1992-1998
Martin Zelych
1998-2014
Donald Glen “Don” Forfar (1950-2022)
2014-2018
George Pike
2018-?
Joy Sul
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Geographic Names of Manitoba, Manitoba Conservation, 2000.
This page was prepared by Gordon Goldsborough.
Page revised: 28 October 2022
