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Amelie Bacon Ridge Makinak Inglis Shellmouth ¾À360 ¾À278 480 [\10 ¾À Laurier RIIDIING MOUNTAIIN Cracknell 264 ¾À NATIIONAL PARK Alonsa Russell Silverton STUV McCreary ¾À476 [\ Harrowby 50 Angusville Clear Millwood ¾À478 Lake ¾À354 Wasagaming ¾À462 WAYWAYSEECAPPO Rossburn [\19 Binscarth FIRST NATION Vista 566 Glencalm Gambler ¾À Onanole ¾À264 [\ Kenwood 45 261 GAMBLERS KEESEEKOOWENIN ¾À FIRST NATION Oakburn 261 FIRST NATION Backham ¾À Foxwarren Riding Mountain Glenella Menzie Solsgirth Tenby [\41 Elphinstone Sandy Lake Kelloe Erickson St. Lazare Shoal Birtle Lake Birnie [\42 ROLLING RIVER FIRST NATION Strathclair Rolling River 260 ¾À352 ¾À ¾À270 Polonia STUV Eden ¾À265 265 Newdale ¾À Plumas ¾À264 Canwilliam ¾À471 BIRDTAIL SIOUX ¾À262 Lavinia FIRST NATION Isabella McConnell ¾À250 Bethany Arden Basswood Minnedosa Decker Cardale Franklin Keyes Neepawa STUV Gladstone Hamiota Moline [\5 Oak River Rapid Cardova Hallboro [\24 City Helston Pettapiece [\83 Mayfield [\10 Moore Park Rivers [\ Chimo Resort 353 Wellwood 21 ¾À Edrans [\34 ¾À259 Brookdale [\25 Justice Elkhorn Ihgelow Harte ¾À270 Gregg Firdale Forest !` 468 ¾À256 ¾À ¾À464 Austin SIOUX VALLEY DAKOTA NATION BRANDON !` Virden Douglas Carberry ¾À257 Cottonwoods Brandon G.S. 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