North Half-Way Tree Landmark

Trans Canada Hwy
Portage la Prairie RM, MB R0H

The North Half-Way Tree, located in the Rural Municipality of Portage la Prairie, Manitoba, serves as a historic landmark for travelers between Winnipeg and Brandon, marking a significant halfway point along their journey. This cherished feature has been a vital reference point for generations, especially before the establishment of the provincial highway network.

Designated as a Crack Willow tree, the North Half-Way Tree stands alongside its counterpart, the South Half-Way Tree, which is an Eastern Cottonwood, approximately five miles apart. The local community has actively protested plans to remove the tree for highway safety, highlighting its importance in the region's cultural and historical landscape.

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