Morweena

Morweena is a small community in Manitoba of approximately 150 people. It is 140 kilometres (87 mi) north of Winnipeg, accessible from Highway 7, in the Rural Municipality of Bifrost.

A notable person from Morweena is James Reimer, a goaltender with the Detroit Red Wings in the National Hockey League.^[1][2]

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Division No. 18, Manitoba (North Interlake Area)

Towns

• Arborg
• Winnipeg Beach

Former towns	Gimli

Villages

Former villages	Riverton

Rural municipalities

• Armstrong
• Bifrost – Riverton
• Coldwell
• Fisher
• Gimli
• Grahamdale
• St. Laurent
• West Interlake

Former RMs	Bifrost Eriksdale Siglunes

First Nations

• Lake Manitoba
• Little Saskatchewan
• Pinaymootang

Indian reserves

• Dog Creek 46
• Fairford 50 (part)
• Little Saskatchewan 48

Unorganized areas

• Unorganized East Division No. 18
• Unorganized West Division No. 18

Unincorporated communities

• Arnes
• Ashern
• Broad Valley
• Camper
• Camp Morton
• Chatfield
• Clarkleigh
• Deerhorn
• Eriksdale
• Faulkner
• Finns
• Fisher Branch
• Fisherton
• Fraserwood
• Geysir
• Grahamdale
• Gypsumville
• Harperville
• Hilbre
• Hnausa
• Hodgson
• Husavik
• Inwood
• Jaroslaw
• Komarno
• Ledwyn
• Lundar
• Malonton
• Meleb
• Moosehorn
• Morweena
• Mulvihill
• Narcisse
• The Narrows
• Neveton
• Oak Point
• Oakview
• Okno
• Poplarfield
• Rembrandt
• Rosenburg
• St. Laurent
• St. Martin
• St. Martin Junction
• Sandridge
• Sandy Hook
• Scotch Bay
• Shorncliffe
• Silver
• Spearhill
• Steep Rock
• Sylvan
• Vidir
• Vogar
• Washow Bay
• Zbaraz

• See also: Municipalities in Manitoba
• Census divisions of Manitoba
• 2015 municipal amalgamations

50°59′38″N 97°24′32″W / 50.994°N 97.409°W / 50.994; -97.409

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