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Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near

While in , you might enjoy a visit to:

Selkirk, Manitoba: Chuck the Channel Cat

Selkirk calls itself the "Catfish Capital of the World" because of the record size catches plucked from its stretch of the Red River. The 25-ft. long fiberglass statue is named after sport fisherman Chuck Norquay, who drowned in that same river.
~21 miles from Winnipeg.

Steinbach, Manitoba: 40-Foot-Long Rolls Royce

Steinbach calls itself "The Automobile City," and built a big 1931 Rolls Roadster -- a statue, not a working car -- to further its claim. Steinbach is famous for selling automobiles, not making them.
~31 miles from Winnipeg.

Elm Creek, Manitoba: World's (2nd) Largest Fire Hydrant

Unveiled on Canada Day, 2001, it stands almost 30 feet tall.
~40 miles from Winnipeg.

Walhalla, North Dakota: Oldest Building In North Dakota

The Natives no doubt had buildings that were older, but this one gets the bronze plaque.
~73 miles from Winnipeg.

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