Arborg, Manitoba
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Arborg (2006 Population 1,021) is a town located in the Rural Municipality of Bifrost in Manitoba's Interlake Region, 100 kilometres north of Winnipeg. The town incorporated as its own entity in 1964.
The primary industry of Arborg is agriculture. Arborg is the terminus of the Canadian Pacific Railway Arborg subdivsion, and it is located at the junction of Manitoba Provincial Trunk Highways 7 and 68.
In 2005, Arborg became the first place in Manitoba to build a bio-diesel plant called Bifrost Bio-Blends. The major customer for the plant is Manitoba Hydro.
In the 2006 Census, the town exceed 1,000 in terms of population.
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