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-|description  = Sternwheel steamboat City of Winnipeg of the Winnipeg & Western Transportation Co., circa 1881. The vessel was acquired by the W&WT in 1881 and wrecked on Lake Winnipeg later the same year. Originally the vessel was named the Minnesota.
-|author       = unknown
-|source       = https://www.gov.mb.ca/rearview/averill/journal/rr-city_of_winnipeg_steam_wheeler.html
-|date-created = 1881
-|pub-country  = Canada
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