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City in Manitoba, Canada
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Morden is a town of about 8600 people (2016) in Central Manitoba. It is home to the Canadian Fossil Discovery Centre. Along with the neighbouring community of Winkler, it is the centre of a richly productive agricultural area, and home to a large Mennonite community.
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Contains a large collection of marine reptile fossils. The centre houses the world's largest publicly exhibited mosasaur of the species Tylosaurus pembinensis. Travel time from Winnipeg (perimeter and Highway #3) is approximately one hour and 20 minutes.
A festival that celebrates Morden being part of the Corn and Apple Belt. Lots of free corn and apple juice will be available along with many different forms of entertainment and attractions. The Morden Corn and Apple Festival. The festival is held in the centre of the city, along Stephen Street. Craft shows, live entertainment, delicious food, borscht donated by a nearby Hutterite colony.
Self-guided audio tour—get a copy of the CD at the Morden Library.
A blend of local and Manitoba musicians who share their talents through various workshops and on the Main Stage. Held in early June.
From Mennonite dishes, to Chinese food to burgers.
“Wing Night” Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. “Suds, Spuds & Steak Night” Friday.
46 rooms with restaurant and bar.
A century-old field stone house. Bella’s Castle is in historic downtown Morden within walking distance to shopping and dining. Built in 1902.
By car
Morden is 126 km (1½ hours) southwest from Winnipeg on Highway 3.
By plane
Morden is served by a small private aviation airport, Morden Regional Aerodrome. The nearest airport with commercial service is in Winnipeg.
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