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Postal Service Disruption Manitoba Pick-Up Locations Postal Service Disruption Manitoba Pick-Up Locations ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• LOCATIONS SERVED DISTRIBUTION CENTRES Alexander Brandon Alonsa Neepawa Altamont Carman Altona Winkler (A) Amaranth Neepawa Angusville Russell Anola Winnipeg Arbakka Steinbach Arborg Gimli Arden Neepawa Argyle Selkirk Arnes Gimli Arrow River Russell Ashern Lundar Ashville Dauphin Atik The Pas Austin Portage La Prairie Bagot Portage La Prairie Baldur Killarney Balmoral Selkirk Barrows Swan River Beaconia Selkirk Beausejour Beausejour Belair Beausejour Bellsite Swan River Belmont Killarney Benito Swan River Berens River Lac Du Bonnet Bethany Minnedosa Beulah Russell Bield Dauphin Binscarth Russell Birch River Swan River Birds Hill Winnipeg Birnie Neepawa Birtle Russell Bissett Lac Du Bonnet Bloodvein River Lac Du Bonnet Blumenort Steinbach Boggy Creek Swan River Boissevain Killarney Bowsman Swan River Brandon Brandon Bradwardine Brandon Brookdale Brandon Brunkild Carman Bruxelles Carman Caliento Steinbach Camp Morton Gimli Camperville Swan River Carberry Carberry Carman Carman Postal Service Disruption Manitoba Pick-Up Locations ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• LOCATIONS SERVED DISTRIBUTION CENTRES Carroll Souris Cartier Winnipeg Cartwright Killarney Channing Flin Flon Chater Brandon Chatfield Gimli Clandeboye Selkirk Cormorant The Pas Cowan Swan River Cranberry Portage Flin Flon Crandall Virden Crane River Dauphin Cross Lake Thompson Crystal City Killarney Cypress River Carberry Dallas Lundar Darlingford Morden Dauphin Dauphin Deleau Souris Deloraine Killarney Domain Carman Dominion City Winkler (A) Douglas Brandon Duck Bay Swan River Dufresne Steinbach Dufrost Steinbach Dugald Winnipeg Dunbarton Beausejour Dunrea Killarney Durban Swan River East Braintree Steinbach East Selkirk Selkirk East St. Paul Winnipeg Easterville The Pas Ebb & Flow Dauphin Eddystone Dauphin Eden Neepawa Edwin Portage La Prairie Elgin Souris Elie Portage La Prairie Elkhorn Virden Elm Creek Carman Elma Beausejour Elphinestone Minnedosa Emerson Winkler (A) Ericksdale Lundar Erickson Neepawa Ethelbert Dauphin Fairfax Souris Fairford Lundar Falcon Lake Steinbach Fannystelle Carman Postal Service Disruption Manitoba Pick-Up Locations ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• LOCATIONS SERVED DISTRIBUTION CENTRES Faulkner Lundar Fisher Branch Lundar Flin Flon Flin Flon Fork River Dauphin Forrest Brandon Foxwarren Russell Fraserwood Gimli Garden Hill Thompson Gardentown Steinbach Garland Dauphin Garson Beausejour Gilbert Plains Dauphin Gilliam Thompson Gimli Gimli Ginew Winkler (A) Giroux Steinbach Gladstone Portage La Prairie Glenboro Carberry Glennella Neepawa Glenora Killarney Gods Narrows Thompson Grahamdale Lundar Grand Beach Selkirk Grand Marias Selkirk Grand Rapids The Pas Grandview Dauphin Graysville Carman Great Falls Lac Du Bonnet Gretna Winkler (A) Griswold Virden Grosse Isle Selkirk Grunthal Steinbach Gunton Selkirk Gypsumville Lundar Hadashville Steinbach Hamiota Minnedosa Harding Virden Hartney Souris Haywood Carman Hazelridge Winnipeg Headingley Winnipeg Hibre Lundar High Bluff Portage La Prairie Hnausa Gimli Hodgson Lundar Holland Carberry Holmfield Killarney Horndean Winkler Iles des Chene Winnipeg Ilford Thompson Inglis Russell Inwood Gimli Postal Service Disruption Manitoba Pick-Up Locations ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• LOCATIONS SERVED DISTRIBUTION CENTRES Isabella Russell Island Lakes Thompson Janow Beausejour Jenpeg Thompson Justice Brandon Kelwood Neepawa Kenton Virden Kenville Swan River Killarney Killarney Kinosota Dauphin Klleefeld Steinbach Kola Virden Komarno Gimli Koostatak Gimli La Broquerie Steinbach La Salle Winnipeg Lac Du Bonnet Lac Du Bonnet Lake Francis Winnipeg Landmark Steinbach Langruth Neepawa LaRiviere Morden Laurier Neepawa Leaf Rapids Thompson Lenore Virden Lenswood Swan River Letellier Winkler (A) Libau Selkirk Little Grand Rapids Thompson Lockport Selkirk Long Lake Lac Du Bonnet Long Spruce Thompson Lorette Winnipeg Lowe Farm Winkler (A) Lundar Lundar Lyleton Killarney Lynn Lake Thompson MacGregor Portage La Prairie Mafeking Swan River Malonton Gimli Manigotogan Lac Du Bonnet Manitou Morden Marchand Steinbach Mariapolis Killarney Marius Portage La Prairie Marquette Winnipeg Mather Killarney Matheson Island Gimli Matlock Gimli McAuley Russell McCreary Neepawa McDonald Portage La Prairie McMunn Steinbach Postal Service Disruption Manitoba Pick-Up Locations ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• LOCATIONS SERVED DISTRIBUTION CENTRES Meadow Portage Dauphin Medora Killarney Meleb Gimli Melita Souris Maimi Carman Middleboro Steinbach Minetonas Swan River Miniota Russell Minnedosa Minnedosa Minto Souris Mitchell Steinbach Moose Lake The Pas Moosehorn Lundar Morden Morden Morris Winkler (A) Napinak Souris Narcisse Gimli Neepawa Neepawa Nelson House Thompson Nesbitt Souris Newdale Neepawa Newton Siding Portage La Prairie Ninette Killarney Niverville Steinbach Norway House Thompson Notre Dame de Lourdes Carman Oak Bluff Winnipeg Oak Lake Virden Oak Point Lundar Oak River Brandon Oakbank Winnipeg Oakburn Russell Oakville Portage La Prairie Ochre River Dauphin Olha Russell Onanole Minnedosa Otterburne Steinbach Owl Lake Brandon Oxford House Thompson Pelican Rapids Swan River Pequis Gimli Petersfield Selkirk Pierson Souris Pikwitonei Thompson Pilot Mound Morden Pinawa Lac Du Bonnet Pine Falls Lac Du Bonnet Pine River Swan River Pinemuth Lundar Piney Steinbach Pipestone Souris Plum Coulee Winkler Postal Service Disruption Manitoba Pick-Up Locations ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• LOCATIONS SERVED DISTRIBUTION CENTRES Plumas Neepawa Pointe Du Bois Lac Du Bonnet Poplar Point Portage La Prairie Poplarfield Lundar Portage La Prairie Portage La Prairie Powerview Lac Du Bonnet Prawda Steinbach Pukatawagen Flin Flon Rapid City Brandon Rennie Beausejour Renwar Swan River reston Souris Richer Steinbach Ridgeville Winkler (A) River Hills Lac Du Bonnet Rivers Brandon Riverton Gimli Roblin Russell Roland Winkler Rorkton Dauphin Rosa Steinbach Roseau River Steinbach Roseilse Carman Rosenfeld Winkler (A) Rosenort Carman Ross Steinbach Rossburn Russell Rossendale Portage La Prairie Rosser Winnipeg Russell Russell San Clara Swan River Sandilands Steinbach Sandy Hook Gimli Sandy Lake Minnedosa Sanford Winnipeg Sarto Steinbach Sasaginnigak Lac Du Bonnet Scanterbury Selkirk Seddons Corner Beausejour Selkirk Selkirk Seven Sisters Lac Du Bonnet Shamattawa Thompson Shellmouth Russell Sherridon Flin Flon Shilo Brandon Shoal Lake Minnedosa Shortdale Dauphin Sidney Portage La Prairie Sifton Dauphin Silver Ridge Neepawa Sinclair Souris Sipinesk Lake Thompson Postal Service Disruption Manitoba Pick-Up Locations ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• LOCATIONS SERVED DISTRIBUTION CENTRES Skownan Dauphin Snow Lake Flin Flon Somerset Morden Souris Souris South Indian Lake Thompson South Junction Steinbach Southport Portage La Prairie Sperling Carman Split Lake Thompson Sprague Steinbach Springstein Winnipeg St. Francois Xavier Winnipeg St. Adolphe Winnipeg St. Agathe Steinbach St. Amboise Portage La Prairie St. Andrews Winnipeg St. Anne Steinbach St. Claude Carman St. Eustache Portage La Prairie St. George Lac Du Bonnet St. Jean Baptist Winkler (A) St. Laurent Lundar St. Lazare Russell St. Leon Morden St. Malo Steinbach St. Martin Lundar St. Norbert Winnipeg St.Pierre-Jolys Steinbach St. Rose du Lac Dauphin St. Theresa Thompson Starbuck Carman Ste. Anne Steinbach Stead Beausejour Steep Rock Lundar Steinbach Steinbach Stephenfield Morden Stevenson Lake Thompson Stockton Killarney Stonewall Selkirk Stony Mountain Selkirk Strathclair Neepawa Sundance Thompson Sundown Steinbach Swan Lake Carman Swan River Swan River Teulon Gimli Thalburg Beausejour The Pas The Pas Thicket Portage Thompson Thompson Thompson Thornhill Morden Tilston Souris Postal Service Disruption Manitoba Pick-Up Locations ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• LOCATIONS SERVED DISTRIBUTION CENTRES Tolstoi Steinbach Toutes Aides Dauphin Traverse Lac Du Bonnet Treherne Carman Tyndall Beausejour Valley River Dauphin Vassar Steinbach Vermette Winnipeg Victoria Beach Selkirk Virden Virden Vista Russell Vita Steinbach Vogar Lundar Wabowden Thompson Waldersee Neepawa Wanipigow Beausejour Wanless The Pas Warren Selkirk Wasagaming Minnedosa Waskada Souris Waterhen Dauphin Wawanesa Souris Waywayseecappo Russell West Hawk Lake Steinbach West St. Paul Winnipeg Westbourne Portage La Prairie Westwin Winnipeg Wheatland Brandon Whitemouth Beausejour Whiteshell Steinbach Winkler Winkler Winnipeg Beach Gimli Winnipesosis Dauphin Woodlands Selkirk Woodmore Steinbach Woodridge Steinbach York Landing Thompson Zhoda Steinbach .
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