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Highest Wages in Manitoba

Top 28 cities ranked by highest wages

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Highest Wages — Manitoba

1 East St. Paul $1,558
2 Macdonald $1,306
3 Springfield $1,137
4 West St. Paul $1,136
5 Ritchot $1,124
6 St. Andrews $1,096
7 Stonewall $1,088
8 St. Clements $1,074
9 Rockwood $1,073
10 Thompson $1,070
11 Niverville $1,019
12 Taché $1,010
13 The Pas $971
14 Winnipeg $921
15 Gimli $911
16 Brandon $892
17 Portage la Prairie $840
18 Morden $822
19 Selkirk $817
20 Dauphin $814
21 La Broquerie $813
22 Steinbach $797
23 Hanover $782
24 Winkler $778
25 Neepawa $768
26 Stanley $718
27 Rhineland $715
28 Norway House $504

Explore the top 28 cities ranked by highest wages in Manitoba.

City rankings help residents, researchers, and policymakers understand how communities compare across important quality-of-life measures.

Data is sourced from the U.S. Census Bureau, FBI Crime Statistics, and NOAA climate records.

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