Winnipeg
  capital city of province of Manitoba, Canada | |||||
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| Instance of | provincial or territorial capital city in Canada, big city, city | ||||
| Part of | Manitoba | ||||
| Location | Winnipeg Capital Region, Manitoba, Canada | ||||
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Views -Vues[edit]
Winnipeg skyline
Winnipeg 1907
Cityscape
Winnipeg's downtown skyscrapers
Winnipeg's skyline from St. Boniface
Downtown Winnipeg Skyline
The Forks
View of The Fork and construction of the Canadian Museum of Human Rights to the left
Buildings - Bâtiments[edit]
La Chapelle Notre-Dame-du-Bon-Secours in St. Norbert
Tombstone of Louis Riel at the St. Boniface Cathedral
Assiniboine Park. The Pavilion in winter.
Winnipeg Zoo
Manitoba Legislative building (Winnipeg)
Canad Inns Stadium
Dalnavert Museum
Millennium Library
Buildings on Portage Ave.
Artspace building in the Exchange District
Buildings in Winnipeg's Historic Exchange District
Winnipeg Skywalk and Manitoba Hydro Building
The interior of the Forks Market building
Red River College downtown Campus
Bridges - Ponts[edit]
Main Street Bridge, crossing the Assiniboine River
Esplanade Riel
Esplanade Riel with the Provencher Bridge to the left
Signs - Panneaux[edit]
Assiniboine Forest
Charleswood
Trilingual plaque at The Forks
Plains Cree Inscription
Other - Autres[edit]
Statue of the Golden Boy atop the Manitoba Legislature
Winnipeg Transit bus showing a tourism phrase
Winnipeg's Forks Historic Port underwater during the 2005 Red River flood
The Assiniboine Riverwalk, with the Saint Boniface Cathedral in the background
Skating at the Forks
Armature of the Oodena Celebration Circle at the Forks, with the Inn at the Forks in the background
Maps - Cartes[edit]
Location
Location map within Manitoba
Satellite view
