Over the course of its history, the province of Manitoba has witnessed numerous of its populated communities experience decline to become ghost towns. Triggers were usually changes in economic conditions, such as natural resource prices or resource depletion, or changes in transportation networks, such as rail alignment selection, rail line closures and highway realignments.

List CommunityRural municipalityPeak populationPeak yearAlbert Rural Municipality of Albert  Archibald Rural Municipality of Pembina  Asessippi  Bannerman  Belleview Rural Municipality of Sifton  Bender Hamlet Rural Municipality of Armstrong  Bradburn Rural Municipality of Dufferin  Bradwardine Rural Municipality of Daly  Decker  Carnagie Rural Municipality of Elton  Dropmore  Dung Drop Falls  Ebor Rural Municipality of Pipestone  Ewart Rural Municipality of Pipestone  Gartmore  Grand Valley  Grantown  Greenway  Hecla  Hilton  Horod  Isabella Rural Municipality of Miniota  Lauder Rural Municipality of Cameron  Lavinia  Littleton  Makinak  Manitoba City  McArthur's Landing  McConnell  Methven  Millford  Millwood Municipality of Russell – Binscarth  Moore Park  Mountain Road  Mowbray  Nelsonville  Norquay  Odanah Rural Municipality of Odanah  Old Dauphin  Old Deloraine  Old Stockton  Polonia  Port Nelson 1,000 1914Rea  Ste. Elizabeth  Seech  Sioux Village    Souris City  Spearhill  Stockton  Sundance  Totogan  Wakopa  Whitewater Rural Municipality of Whitewater  

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See also

List of census divisions of Manitoba List of communities in Manitoba List of ghost towns in Canada List of municipalities in Manitoba York Factory – former trading post