St. Andrews Profile
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St. Andrews Employment
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St. Andrews Languages
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St. Andrews Dwellings
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About St. Andrews
St. Andrews is a rural municipality in Manitoba’s Interlake, north of Winnipeg along the Red River—not a city and not St. Andrews, New Brunswick. Historic river lots, Lockport, and agricultural acreages share a corridor of Métis and settler heritage toward Lake Winnipeg. About 12,000 people live in St. Andrews RM.
Known for
- Rural municipality, not a city or the New Brunswick town
- Red River north of Winnipeg toward Lockport
- Historic river-lot and Métis settlement landscape
- Interlake agricultural and acreage communities
- Gateway toward Lake Winnipeg shoreline routes
See & do
Lockport and Red River locks area
River viewpoints and historic navigation works.
St. Andrews Rectory National Historic Site
Stone rectory and church heritage on the river.
River Road scenic drives
Classic Red River lot landscape north of Winnipeg.
Parks and recreation grounds
Community sports fields among RM settlements.
Approaches to Lake Winnipeg
Short drives toward beach and cottage country.
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