St. Andrews

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St. Andrews is a historic settlement in the Red River region of present-day Manitoba, Canada, known for its early Anglican mission and role in the development of the Red River Colony.

All labels observed (2)

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St Andrews 1
St. Andrews canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf community
historic settlement
associatedWith Hudson’s Bay Company influence in Red River
mixed Indigenous and European settler population
country Canada
developedAs parish settlement along the Red River
governedBy Rural Municipality of St. Andrews
hasBuildingMaterialTradition stone construction for church and rectory
hasChurch St. Andrew’s Anglican Church
hasCulturalHeritage Indigenous heritage
Métis history
Scottish settler heritage
hasFunction agricultural parish in Red River Colony
religious centre in Red River Colony
hasHeritage Anglican mission
hasLandmark Lower Fort Garry (nearby)
linked to: Fort Garry

St. Andrew’s Anglican Church
St. Andrew’s Rectory
hasNameOrigin named after Saint Andrew
hasReligiousTradition Anglicanism
heritageStatus recognized historic area in Manitoba
historicalEconomy agriculture
river-based trade
historicalRegion Rupert's Land
knownFor early Anglican mission
role in development of the Red River Colony
locatedIn Manitoba
Red River region
linked to: Red River Basin
locatedNear Winnipeg
locatedOn Red River of the North
partOf Red River Colony
historic Red River settlements
province Manitoba
religiousJurisdiction Anglican Diocese of Rupert’s Land
timePeriod 19th-century colonial era

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Red River Colony hasSettlement St. Andrews
Holy Trinity Church, St Andrews municipality St Andrews
linked to: St. Andrews