Hamiota

Hamiota is a unincorporated urban network in the Hamiota Municipality inside the Canadian region of Manitoba that held town status before January 1, 2015. It is situated on Provincial Trunk Highway 21 PTH 21 halfway between the Trans-Canada Highway and the Yellowhead Highway. It is situated in Western Manitoba, 84 kilometers northwest of Brandon. The exchanging territory sweep of 20 kilometers has around 10,000 individuals. The present reeve of Hamiota and its encompassing territory is Larry Oakden. You can come and explore this place.

Hamiota is known for its neighborhood sports groups, expressions and culture network, and quality human services. Hamiota was the home of Dr. John E. Hudson "Dr. Ed": 1917– 2003, an individual from the Order of Canada 2001 and beneficiary of the Queen Elizabeth II Golden Anniversary Medal 2003. Dr. Hudson drove Hamiota District Health Center to end up the model rustic human services office in Manitoba. A commemoration statue of Dr. Hudson was raised close to the doctor's facility in 2004. MP Inky Mark was a decent companion of Dr. Hudson, and was the fundamental power behind the statue venture. With nearby help from the previous town and the previous Rural Municipality of Hamiota, the venture was finished.