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	Manitoba travel guide - Wikitravel
		Manitoba [1] is one of Canada's 10 provinces, located on the Prairies.
		French is spoken in Winnipeg and the Southern regions of the province.
		Manitoba is known as one of the wettest provinces, and has in excess of 100,000 lakes.
	wikitravel.org /en/Manitoba (532 words)

	Parkland Region, Manitoba - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Parkland is the name given to a region in the Canadian province of Manitoba.
		The region is comprised of three of Statistics Canada's census divisions of Canada: Manitoba Census Divisions No. 16, No. 17, and No. 20, which together have a land area of 28,209.93 km² (10,891.91 sq mi) and a population of 44,253 (2001 census).
		The largest population centre is the city of Dauphin.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Parkland_Region,_Manitoba (263 words)

	Parkland Ambling Feature Story: Minnesota Conservation Volunteer: Minnesota DNR
		The Tallgrass Aspen Parkland is a native landscape, as unadulterated as the Boundary Waters.
		The tallgrass aspen parkland is a land for tromping.
		Parkland refers to the aesthetic effect of this mosaic: of prairie and sedge fens accented by groves of aspens or scattered bur oaks.
	www.dnr.state.mn.us /volunteer/sepoct06/parkland_ambling.html (2425 words)

	The Aspen Parkland: A Biological Preserve
		As the Aspen Parkland is a fairly new and relatively heterogeneous habitat (that is, as a transition zone, it varies considerably, especially from north to south), it is not surprising that it has not spawned unique species or cultures.
		Evidence of the glaciers’ passage is found in the surficial deposits that form the soils and shape the land of the region.
		The lakes that dot the region and the rivers that cross it bear witness to the scouring of the ice and the erosive power of flowing meltwater.
	www.albertasource.ca /aspenland/eng/society/article_aspen_parkland.html (832 words)

	Dauphin.ca \| Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-09)
		Dauphin is the agri-service centre for the Parkland region of Manitoba.
		Parkland Biofibre is a proposed processing plant for industrial hemp which will be the largest of four plants in the world.
		Parkland Ethanol Co-operative is also expected to begin construction in spring 2005 for an 80 million litre per year plant.
	www.dauphin.ca /bus_targ_agrib.php (92 words)

	The Bio-Economy Park - A Unigue Development Initiative of Outlook Resources
		Manitoba enjoys one of the lowest electrical power rates in North America and generates 90% of its power requirements from hydro-electric facilities.
		The Parkland is home to approximately 2 million acres of productive farmland and is serviced by a two lane, inter-provincial highway and the Canadian National main line travelling east from Yorkton, Saskatchewan to Winnipeg, Manitoba.
		Eastman Region is home to an array of productive farming operations and is serviced by a two lane, inter-provincial highway, #44 running east and west, highway 59 running north and south and the Trans-Canada Highway #1 to the south, and the Canadian Pacific main line travelling south from Pine Falls to Winnipeg.
	www.outlookresources.com /BioEconomyPark.htm (391 words)

	Welcome to Manitoba, Canada
		Manitoba is located in the longitudinal centre of Canada, although it is considered part of Western Canada.
		The climate in Manitoba is typical of its mid continent location and northerly latitude.
		Manitoba was settled by members of the Ojibwa and Assiniboine tribes.
	www.hometowncanada.com /mb (717 words)

	Business & Industry Attraction: Parkland Region
		The Parkland is a vast region, approximately 26,000 square kilometers, that makes up the mid southwestern region of the Province of Manitoba.
		Manitoba's only relief feature is in the Parkland, which is a series of minor upland areas between 700 and 800 meters high along the Manitoba escarpment known as the Duck Mountain Provincial Park.
		The Parkland region has four distinct seasons which offer the residents and visitors of the region many things recreationally, provide array of business opportunities seasonally as well throughout the year and sculpt the individual lifestyles who reside here.
	www.pcfdc.mb.ca /regional_profile/locnclim.html (299 words)

	Business & Industry Attraction: Parkland Region
		The topography of this region varies from town to town and along with climate dictates the primary sector of each Parkland community.
		The Parkland is also a watery maze of lakes, rivers, and streams - a legacy of glacial action.
		In the lowlands of central Manitoba, three large lakes - Winnipeg, Manitoba, and Winnipegosis - hold what remains of glacial Lake Agassiz, an immense prehistoric lake that once covered nearly five-sixths of the province.
	www.pcfdc.mb.ca /regional_profile/topography.html (110 words)

	Conservation Work of the Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society (CPAWS) Manitoba Chapter - Western Parklands (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-09)
		Manitoba’s Western Parkland region, as it is commonly known, extends from the Porcupine Mountains south of The Pas to Turtle Mountain in southwestern Manitoba, including Riding Mountain National Park.
		This region encompasses diverse habitats and ecosystems-from the ‘prairie mountains’ and glacial-carved valleys of the Manitoba escarpment to mixed-grass prairie remnants in the southwest, from the pothole lakes south of Riding Mountain to the rivers and streams of many watersheds, from the semi-desert of Spirit Sands to aspen parkland and dense spruce forests.
		To that end, CPAWS Manitoba is involved in a number of projects and issues related to the ecological health of the Western Parklands region including:
	www.cpawsmb.org /conservation/western-parklands.html (357 words)

	Manitoba Community Profiles - Community Profile:Town of Russell
		The community of 1700 people is part of the Parkland Region of Manitoba, and is 340 kilometres from the provincial capital, Winnipeg.
		Today, Russell is part of the scenic Parkland Region of Manitoba.
		Ranching, combined with mixed grain farming, are the biggest contributors to the economy for much of the region.
	www.communityprofiles.mb.ca /cgi-bin/csd/index.cgi?id=4616032 (766 words)

	Interlake Region, Manitoba - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Manitoba's Interlake is the name given to a region in the Canadian province of Manitoba.
		The region is divided into three of Statistics Canada's census divisions of Canada: Manitoba Census Divisions No. 13, No. 14, and No. 18, which together had a population of 82,365 as of the 2001 census.
		Argyle, Manitoba, is the small hamlet that is located on the Prime Meridian of Canada, near the middle of the Interlake Region.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Interlake_Region,_Manitoba (331 words)

	Checklist Parkland Farmland Birds
		The farmland / parkland region of Manitoba is located in the southwestern and south-central regions of the province.
		These mountain regions are heavily wooded in aspen, birch and coniferous trees, and are surrounded primarily by farmland.
		This wide variety of landforms on Manitoba's prairies are a result of the Ice Age.
	www.virtualmuseum.ca /Exhibitions/Birds/MMMN/English/parkland_data.html (397 words)

	Manitoba Genealogy Records Online (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-09)
		Manitoba as I saw it : from 1869 to date : with flash-lights on the first Riel Rebellion (Ancestry.ca - requires payment) : Searchable online edition of this book by John H. O'Donnell published c1909.
		Lisgar District, Manitoba 1891 Census: SD Woodlands & St Paul (Ancestry.ca - requires payment) : This database has over 1600 entries of residents in the census sub-districts of Woodlands (Q) and St. Paul (S) in the census district of Lisgar (#6) in 1891.
		Manitoba Free Press (Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada) (Ancestry.ca - requires payment) : The Manitoba Free Press newspaper was located in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.
	www.genealogysearch.org /canada/manitoba.html (2333 words)

	Where to Go in Manitoba \| iExplore.com
		Most of Manitoba’s population can be found in the southern regions of the province, although Churchill, at its most northern border, remains one of Manitoba’s more popular tourist attractions.
		Ukrainian immigrants colonized the farming area around Dauphin in the 1890s and their influence is still felt in the cuisine and costume of the area, notably during the annual National Ukrainian Festival.
		Densely wooded parklands are home to moose and wood bison, the Spirit Sands, a 5 sq km tract of blowing sand dunes towering over 30m, the International Peace Garden dedicated to the long-standing peace between Canada and the USA, located at the North Dakota border and Canada’s longest free suspension foot bridge in Souris.
	www.iexplore.com /dmap/Manitoba/Where+to+Go (779 words)

	Dauphin.ca \| Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada
		The hunting region around Dauphin consists of a mixture of aspen forest, cropland, and wild meadows.
		The eastern edge of the region reaches to the shores of Lakes Manitoba and Winnipegosis.
		The many outfitters in the region have extensive knowledge of the land, and they look forward to helping you have a successful adventure in the Parkland region of Manitoba.
	www.dauphin.ca /tou_recr_hunti.php (155 words)

	Hunting and Fishing Guide Outfitter Dauphin Manitoba Parkland Region Canada
		Dauphin Manitoba is located north of the Riding Mountain National Park and south-east of The Duck Mountains Provincial Forest.
		Experience Manitoba's Parkland where hunting and fishing opprtunities are big enough to last a lifetime.
		We are waiting for you in Manitoba, the prairie province of Canadas heartland.
	www.piasta.com /backroads (469 words)

	Manitoba's Parkland (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-09)
		Parkland’s clear deep lakes, large shallow lakes, and tiny hidden lakes entice all anglers.
		Experience the fury of a northern pike, the tenacity of a trophy walleye or the fight and finesse of a lake trout.
		From rustic cabins to full service resorts, Parkland outfitters and lodges provide guests with a quality outdoor experience while promoting the responsible use and enjoyment of Parkland’s natural resources and wilderness areas.
	www.parklandtourism.com /fishing.php (261 words)

	Campgrounds Campings Canada: Go Camping in Manitoba
		Moving north, patchwork fields of crops blend into rolling aspen parkland then transform into boreal forest that surrounds the ancient mantle of the Precambrian shield.
		Manitoba is a premier wildlife-watching destination with among the highest densities of moose, elk and fl bear.
		Make the most of your Manitoba vacation this year by experiencing the full variety and value of our diverse accommodations, and a myriad of visitor attractions.
	www.campcanada.com /Manitoba/CampgroundsCampingsManitoba.cfm (328 words)

	:: Sport Manitoba :: Regional Offices ::
		Sport Manitoba is headquartered in downtown Winnipeg, leasing 65,000 square feet of space at 200 Main Street.
		The Centre for Sport is home to Sport Manitoba's administrative offices, 64 resident offices for Provincial Sport Organizations, a Conference Centre, meeting rooms and a full service print center.
		Sport Manitoba is also located in each region of the province to better serve communities throughout Manitoba.
	www.sportmanitoba.ca /about/regional_offices.php (80 words)

	Covering New Ground News Releases - Manitoba Agriculture, Food and Rural Initiatives
		Manitoba's three existing potato processing plants, McCain's at Portage la Prairie, Midwest at Carberry and Old Dutch in Winnipeg, draw potatoes from an estimated 78,000 acres.
		An additional 2,000 to 4,000 acres of seed potatoes are needed to meet the demand of this rapidly expanding industry.
		In 2001, the Parkland Crop Diversification Foundation, assisted by the Covering New Ground program, set out to establish a benchmark on yield and quality for seed potatoes grown in Manitoba's northwest agricultural region.
	www.gov.mb.ca /agriculture/research/covering/newsrelease/seed-potatoes-may3.html (502 words)

	Manitoba Association of Campgrounds & Parks (MACAP) - Camping, Campgrounds, RV Parks, Trailers Parks (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-09)
		It is a common misconception that Manitoba's Parkland region was so named on account of the many parks to be found here.
		According to geographers, the term "Parkland" refers to an area where grasslands of the prairies give way to the more densely forested regions of the north.
		Spectacular parks and campgrounds lend the region its sense of grandeur and adventure.
	www.macap.ca /macap/parkland.asp (172 words)

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		Contact Us The Fish and Lake Improvement Program for the Parkland Region (FLIPPR) is a grass roots initiative that has been operating in the South West Parkland Region for over 5 years.
		The project is intended to establish an overall strategy for the identification, enhancement and maintenance of high quality fly fishing lakes.
		Annual Parkland Trout Festival was held in Russell, MB on June 16, 17 and 18, 2006.
	www.flippr.ca (96 words)

	Riding Mountain National Park, Parkland Region of Manitoba
		It is at the crossroads of topographical change where the habitats of eastern, western and northern Canada meet and mingle into a pattern of forest, grassland, hill and valley.
		At the higher altitudes, cooler temperatures encourage the growth of fl spruce, jack pine, aspen, white birch, tamarack, balsam fir, green ash, elm and Manitoba maple.
		An interpretive exhibit depicts the life and history of the bison, the animal that graces the Manitoba coat of arms.
	www.hotelfun4kids.com /travelnews/familyattract/CanFA/ridingmtn.htm (899 words)

	M-44 St. Michael's Ukrainian Catholic Church - Province of Manitoba \| General Page
		Ukrainian immigrants arriving in the Parkland region of Manitoba were faced with daunting obstacles, not the least of which was clearing the heavily treed terrain to create farmland.
		Invariably, these buildings were the one cultural connection to the home country, and the variety of designs visible throughout the Parkland are testament to the vibrancy of that culture.
		Michael's Ukrainian Catholic Church at Olha, built in 1904, is an excellent example of a type that was distinguished by its cross-shaped plan, twin towers and central cupola.
	www.gov.mb.ca /chc/hrb/mun/m044.html (122 words)

	Manitoba Parkland Region Winter Lodges and Resorts (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-09)
		Northern Manitoba winter lodges, resorts, and camps guide for fantastic outdoor winter adventures...
		Experience winter in one of Manitoba's finest snowmobiling destinations.
		An outstanding selection of Manitoba fishing lodges, family resorts, fly-in fishing, ecotourism, and outfitters for all seasons is accessible from the "Main Directory".
	www.lodgesresorts.com /Manitoba/man-parkland-winter.html (67 words)

	Publication Abstracts
		The aspen parkland vegetation zone in central Canada represents a climatically sensitive region where a combination of temperature, effective moisture, and fire may control the dynamics of the boreal ecotone to the north and the grassland ecotone to the south.
		These results suggest that regional shifts to drier conditions at ~10,000-9,000 BP followed by wetter conditions ~ 4,000 BP occurred across the entire aspen parkland zone but that within-lake and terrestrial dynamics were more variable at the boreal ecotone.
		Treeline ecotones, such as the prairie-forest boundary, represent climatically sensitive regions where the relative abundance of vegetation types is controlled by complex interactions between climate and local factors.
	www.wsbd.net /research/abstract.html (1862 words)

	CanadaOL : Top > Manitoba > Health (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-09)
		Responsible for the planning, coordination, funding and delivery of all health services for the 44,000 residents within the Parkland Region of Manitoba.
		Dedicated to improving the well-being and quality of life of Manitoba residents by offering essential services in the supplementary health care and travel benefits fields.
		A non-profit community health centre funded by Manitoba Health to help workers, employers, and joint health and safety committees to improve workplace health and safety conditions and eliminate hazards.
	www.canadaol.com /canada-health-4257-1.html (247 words)

	Manitoba Hunts and Manitoba Hunting Guides and Outfitters
		Northern Manitoba, specializing in bear hunts along the historic Saskatchewan River, following the route of the furtraders....
		Hunt 7 species of geese and 12 species of ducks on the first stop of the central and mississippi flyway.
		Located in the Duck mountain parkland region of Manitoba.
	www.identicards.com /links/manitobahunts.html (283 words)

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