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Districts are Brandon, Churchill, Dauphin, Lisgar, Macdonald, Marquette, Portage La Prairie, Provencher, Selkirk, Springfield, Souris, St. Boniface, Winnipeg North, Winnipeg North Centre, Winnipeg South and Winnipeg South Centre. Each map defines the district according to the Representation Act of 1933 and gives its population from the census of 1931. Bordering districts are named as well. "In the Representation Act, 1933, this Electoral District is Defined as Follows: BRANDON consisting of townships seven (7) to twelve (12) inclusive in ranges eighteen (18) to twenty-nine (29) inclusive west of the first principal meridian." "Population-Census of 1931, 40,483" "In the Representation Act, 1933, this Electoral District is Defined as Follows: CHURCHILL consisting of all that portion of the province bounded on the south by the electoral districts of Springfield, Selkirk, and Dauphin hereinafter defined." "Population-Census of 1931, 32,133" "In the Representation Act, 1933, this Electoral District is Defined as Follows: DAUPHIN consisting of townships twenty-three (23) to thirty-one (31) inclusive in ranges eleven (11) to twenty-nine (29) inclusive, and so much of townships twenty-three (23) to twenty-six (26) inclusive in range ten (10) west of the first principal meridian as lie west of Lake Manitoba, together with the islands in Lake Manitoba west of range eleven (11)." "Population-Census of 1931, 37,703" "In the Representation Act, 1933, this Electoral District is Defined as Follows: LISGAR consisting of townships one (1) to four (4) inclusive in ranges one (1) to thirteen (13) inclusive, and township five (5) in ranges one (1) and two (2) all west of the first principal meridian." "Population-Census of 1931, 30,547" "In the Representation Act, 1933, this Electoral District is Defined as Follows: 5. MACDONALD consisting of township five (5) in ranges three(3) to eighteen (18) inclusive; so much of township six (6) to twelve (12) inclusive, whole or fractional, in ranges one (1) to three (3) inclusive as lie south of Assiniboine river; townships six (6) to nine (9) inclusive in ranges four (4) to seventeen (17) inclusive; that portion of township six (6) in range eighteen (18) lying east and south of the centre line of Souris river, all the foregoing townships and ranges being west of the first principal meridian; townships eight (8) and nine (9) whole or fractional in ranges one (1) to three (3) inclusive east of the first principal meridian and west of Red river and not including river lots; together with lots one (1) to one hundred and twelve (112) inclusive in the Outer Two Miles and river lots one (1) to one hundred and twelve (112) inclusive of the Parish of St. Francois Xavier, and River Lots one (1) to one hundred and two (102) inclusive of the Parish of Baie St. Paul, all the said lots and river lots lying south of Assiniboine river." "Population-Census of 1931, 35,097" "In the Representation Act, 1933, this Electoral District is Defined as Follows: MARQUETTE consisting of townships thirteen (13) to twenty-two (22) inclusive in ranges eighteen (18) to twenty-nine (29) inclusive, west of the first principal meridian." "Population-Census of 1931, 37,468" "In the Representation Act, 1933, this Electoral District is Defined as Follows: PORTAGE LA PRAIRIE consisting of so much of township eleven (11) in range one (1), and of townships twelve (12) to eighteen (18) inclusive in ranges one (1) to three (3) inclusive as lie north of Assiniboine river: townships ten (10) to seventeen (17) inclusive in ranges four (4) to nine (9) inclusive; so much of township eighteen (18) in ranges four (4) to nine (9) inclusive as lie east of the west shore of Lake Manitoba, all the said townships and ranges being west of the first principal meridian; and so much of townships ten (10) to twelve (12) inclusive, in ranges one (1) to (3) inclusive east of the first principal meridian and of the lots on the Assiniboine river as are not included in the electoral districts of Winnipeg North Centre, Winnipeg South Centre, and Macdonald as herein defined." "Population-Census of 1931, 25,420" "In the Representation Act, 1933, this Electoral District is Defined as Follows: PROVENCHER consisting of townships one (1) to seven (7) inclusive in ranges one (1) to seventeen (17) inclusive east of the principal meridian, together with all the river lots on the Red River south of the north boundary of township seven (7). "Population-Census of 1931, 32,613" "In the Representation Act, 1933, this Electoral District is Defined as Follows: SELKIRK consisting of so much of townships nineteen (19) to thirty-one (31) inclusive in ranges one (1) to ten (10) inclusive as lie east of the west shore of Lake Manitoba; townships thirty-two (32) to forty-seven (47) inclusive in ranges one (1) to eleven (11) inclusive; so much of township forty-six (46) in ranges twelve (12) to fourteen (14) inclusive as lie north of the fifty-third parallel of north latitude; townships forty-seven (47) to fifty-three (53) inclusive in ranges eleven (11) to fourteen (14) inclusive; townships fifty-four (54) to sixty (60) inclusive in ranges one (1) to fourteen (14) inclusive, all the foregoing townships and ranges being west of the first principal meridian; so much of townships thirteen (13) to thirty-five (35) inclusive in ranges one (1) to seven (7) inclusive east of the first principal meridian as lie west of Red River and of Lake Winnipeg; together with all islands in the said Lake Winnipeg and the river lots on the west bank of Red river north of the electoral district of Winnipeg North hereinafter defined." "Population-Census of 1931, 52,222" "In the Representation Act, 1933, this Electoral District is Defined as Follows: SOURIS consisting of townships one (1) to four (4) inclusive in ranges fourteen (14) to eighteen (18) inclusive; townships one (1) to six (6) inclusive in ranges nineteen (19) to twenty-nine (29) inclusive; and that portion of township six (6) range eighteen (18) lying west and north of the centre line of Souris river, all the said townships and ranges being west of the first principal meridian." "Population-Census of 1931, 25,094" "In the Representation Act, 1933, this Electoral District is Defined as Follows: SPRINGFIELD consisting of such portions of townships eight (8) to forty-four (44) inclusive in ranges four (4) to seventeen (17) inclusive east of the first principal meridian as lie east of the Red River and of Lake Winnipeg, and the river lots contiguous thereto lying east of the Red River, excepting thereout the area included in the electoral districts of St. Boniface and Winnipeg North as hereinafter defined." "Population-Census of 1931, 42,350" "In the Representation Act, 1933, this Electoral District is Defined as Follows: ST. BONIFACE consisting of the city of St. Boniface; such and so much of the river lots on both banks of the Red River as lie north of the north line of the seventh township and south of the electoral district of Winnipeg South as hereinafter described; such and so much of the river lots on the east bank of the Red River as lie north of the city of St. Boniface and east and south of the Birds' Hill Road (the two-mile road) and the Springfield Road; those portions of township eleven (11) in range four (4) east o the first principal meridian as lie south of the said roads, and such portions of townships eight (8) to ten (10) inclusive in ranges three (3) to eight (8) inclusive east of the said meridian as lie east of the Red River." "Population-Census of 1931, 31,289" "In the Representation Act, 1933, this Electoral District is Defined as Follows: WINNIPEG NORTH consisting of that part of the city of Winnipeg west of Red river lying north of the centre line of the main line of the Canadian Pacific Railway, together with that part of the said city of Winnipeg lying east of Red river." "Population-Census of 1931, 74,762" "In the Representation Act, 1933, this Electoral District is Defined as Follows: WINNIPEG NORTH CENTRE consisting of section twenty-three (23), the west half of section twenty-four (24), the west half of section fourteen (14), and the northwest quarter of section eleven (11) in range two (2) east of the Principal Meridian; the village of Brooklands; and such and so much of the river lots in the Parish of st. James as lie between the city of Winnipeg and the west boundary of the said parish and north of the centre line of the right-of-way of the south-western branch of the Canadian Pacific railway; together with that part o the city of Winnipeg lying north of a line described as commencing at the intersection of Ellice avenue with the west boundary of the city and following Ellice avenue east to Vaughan street, north on Vaughan street to Ellice avenue, east on Ellice avenue to Notre Dame avenue, easterly along Notre Dame avenue, Portage avenue, Main street, Notre Dame avenue east and the projection of Notre Dame Avenue East to the east boundary of the city, excepting thereout the electoral district of Winnipeg North hereinbefore defined." "Population-Census of 1931, 59,004" "In the Representation Act, 1933, this Electoral District is Defined as Follows: WINNIPEG SOUTH consisting of all that part of the city of Winnipeg on the west side of the Red River lying south of the Assiniboine River together with that part of the town of Tuxedo lying north of the Canadian National railway, the river lots fronting on the west bank of the Red River south of the city of Winnipeg and north of the south boundary of lot one hundred and twenty-three (123) in the Parish of St. Norbert; and such and so much of the river lots on the east bank of the Red River as lie north of the south boundary of river lot one hundred and twenty-five (125) in the said parish, west of the Seine River and south of the city of St. Boniface." "Population-Census of 1931, 51,518" "In the Representation Act, 1933, this Electoral District is Defined as Follows: WINNIPEG SOUTH CENTRE consisting of all that part of the city of Winnipeg west of the Red River lying between the north boundary of the electoral district of Winnipeg South and the south boundary of the electoral district of Winnipeg North Centre as above described, together with such and so much of the river lots on the north bank of the Assiniboine River as lie east of Sturgeon Creek and the west boundary of lot one (1) in the Parish of St. James west of the city of Winnipeg, and south of the line of the southwestern branch of the Canadian Pacific Railway." "Population-Census of 1931, 64,090"