Manitoba Canada map and information page

Description

First visited by the Europeans in the 17th century, it was later explored and fortified by both the British and French. Acquired by Canada in the late 1860s it became a province in 1870.

Known by sportsmen as the "Province of Lakes," the largest being Lake Winnepeg, larger than Lake Ontario of Great Lakes fame, Manitoba is mostly flat, with some hills and small mountains southwest. Winnipeg, the capital, is the only major city.

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Facts and Figures

Official Name Manitoba

Entered Dominion July 15, 1870

Population 1,152,000

Capital City Winnipeg (630,000)

National Capital Ottawa

Languages English (official), French (official)

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Official Currency Canadian Dollar
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Land

Area 650,040 sq km (251,000 sq miles)

Highest Pt. Baldy Mountain, 832 meters (2,729 ft)

Lowest Pt. Hudson Bay, sea level

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