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La Plaine
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Lac Vert
Pop ~60
Rural Municipality Number 398 - PLEASANTDALE |
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Laird
Tiefengrund Previous Name
Pop ~228
Rural Municipality Number 403 - ROSTHERN
Rural Municipality Number 404 - LAIRD |
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Lake Ignace
Section 31 - Tsp 41 Rge 22 - W 2
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Lake Lenore
Lenora Lake Previous name
Pop ~313
Rural Municipality Number 369 of St. Peter
Neighboring RM:
Rural Municipality Number 399 of Lake Lenore |
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Lake Park
Tsp 40 - Rge 6 - W 3
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- Following the closure of Lake Park P.O., Mennon opened 6 years later in this township
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Langham
R.M.
Rural Municipality Number 344 - CORMAN PARK
Was Rural Municipality Number 344 - CORY
Pop ~1,144 |
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Lanigan
R.M. #310 of Usborne
Rural Municipality Number 340 - WOLVERINE
(Was Rural Municipality Number 340 - PLASTERFIELD)
Pop. ~1,380 |
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Laniwci
Section 2 - Tsp 41 - Rge 2 - W 3
Rural Municipality Number 373 of Aberdeen-
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La Petite Ville
Fish Creek
Coul?e des Tourond
Fish Creek RM # 402
Pop ~400
7- Tsp 42A- Rge 1 - W3 |
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Larsen
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- In the short span of 5 years that the Larsen P.O. was open it saw the closure of Rudy to the West; the move of Wingello; the renaming of its Eastern neighbor of Chromar to Broderick
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Laura
R.M. #315 of Montrose
R.M. #316 of Harris
Rural Municipality Number 346 - PERDUE |
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Leckford
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Lecoq
-Tsp 45 - Rge 27 - W 2
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- Lecoq was not established when Boucher changed names to St. Louis in the late 1800's. However it did see the establishment of the Hoey P.O. on the east.
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Leney
R.M. of Perdue #346 |
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Lenora Lake
Lake Lenore Later Name
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Leofeld
-Section 14 Tsp 40 - Rge 26 - W 2
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Leofnard
R.M. of HooDoo #401
Tsp 41 - Rge 26- W 2 |
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Lepine
Tsp 42 Rge 25 - W 2
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- To the West of Lepine is Wakaw
- Lepine was not established when their older neighbor in the south changed name from Hoo Doo to Marne, however they did see Marne P.O. close its doors.
- Reynaud P.O. and families were to the east, and Bonne Madone was to the North of Lepine
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Leroy
Pop ~ 457
Home of Bogey the Bogend Bug
Bog End Previous Name
R.M. #339 of Leroy |
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Lilac
Rural Municipality Number 406 - MAYFIELD
Tsp 42- Rge 13- W 3 |
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Lipsett
Pleasant Valley P.O. name
TSP 44- Rge 19- W2
Rural Municipality Number 429 - FLETT'S SPRINGS
WAS Rural Municipality Number 429 - CARROT RIVER
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Llewellyn (1)
4 - Tsp 38 - Rge 4 - W 3
1892-1897
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Loganton
Section 34 - Tsp 34 - Rge 9 - W 3 -
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Lockwood
pop. ~ 25
R.M. #310 Usburne |
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Lothian
Section 18 Tsp 29 - Rge 28 - W 2
Previous name Smithburg
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- As a newer community, Farrerdale to the east only saw the P.O. named Lothian
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