Chain Lakes School – Turtle Mountain-Souris Plains Heritage Association

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(1894-1917)

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CPR Lauder Branch: (1912 – 1962) The Lauder Subdivision, also known as the “Blue Flea” Line. The Tracks were removed in 1975-6.

Dand

(1913 – 1962) Dand was a station on the CPR's “Blue Flea” line which grew into a small community.

Métis Bison Hunter Stopping Places

(After 1830) The Chain Lakes provided a convenient stopping place for Red River Métis Bison hunters moving between Turtle Mountain, Whitewater and the Lauder Sandhills.

Quaker Church

(1899 – 1948) The Chain Lakes Friends Meeting House operated here for 50 years before being moved to Dand and renamed the Dand United Church.

Quaker Church Cemetery

(1899 – 1948) A small cemetery exists beside where the Chain Lakes Friends Meeting House once stood.

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Geographic Feature: Chain Lakes School

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