Arbakka, Manitoba

Arbakka is an unincorporated community in the Rural Municipality of Stuartburn, Manitoba, lying south of Vita, Manitoba. This region is sparsely populated, and its major exports are farmed goods and hogs.

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Division No. 1, Manitoba (Eastern Manitoba)

Towns

• Lac du Bonnet
• Powerview–Pine Falls

Local government districts

• Pinawa

Rural municipalities

• Alexander
• Lac du Bonnet
• Piney
• Reynolds
• Stuartburn
• Victoria Beach
• Whitemouth

First Nations

• Animakee Wa Zhing 37
• Buffalo Point
• Iskatewizaagegan 39
• Shoal Lake 40

Indian reserves

• Buffalo Point 36
• Shoal Lake 37A (part)
• Shoal Lake 39 (part)
• Shoal Lake 39A (part)
• Shoal Lake 40 (part)

Unorganized areas

• Unorganized Division No. 1

Unincorporated communities

• Arbakka
• Badger
• Caliento
• Elma
• Gardenton
• Hadashville
• Hillside Beach
• Piney
• Prawda
• River Hills
• Ste. Rita
• St. Georges
• Seven Sisters Falls
• South Junction
• Sprague
• Stuartburn
• Sundown
• Vassar
• Vita
• Whitemouth
• Zhoda (part)

• See also: Municipalities in Manitoba
• Census divisions of Manitoba
• 2015 municipal amalgamations

49°03′14″N 96°28′39″W / 49.05389°N 96.47750°W / 49.05389; -96.47750 (Arbakka)

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My Father, William (Bill) Gregorchuk was born in Arbakka, Manitoba on January 7, 1906 to John (Ivan) and Anna Gregorchuk, farmers who emigrated from Ukraine in 1902 (My grandfather) and his wife Anna (my grandmother in 1903 once John had built a cabin for their family home. Contributed by Bill Gregrochuk's son Robert William Gregorchuk, born in Winnipeg on February 4, 1949. Robert, Known as Bob now lives in Ventura, California.