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Two Borders

Two Borders proper noun: a rural municipality in the south-west corner of Manitoba, Canada, formed in 2015 from the rural municipalities of Albert, Arthur and Edward.

Proper noun

Two Borders

  1. A rural municipality in the south-west corner of Manitoba, Canada, formed in 2015 from the rural municipalities of Albert, Arthur and Edward.

Origin of Two Borders

The borders referred to are with Saskatchewan and North Dakota, in the south-west corner of the province.

Questions about Two Borders

What does Two Borders mean?
Two Borders means a rural municipality in the south-west corner of Manitoba, Canada, formed in 2015 from the rural municipalities of Albert, Arthur and Edward.
What part of speech is Two Borders?
Two Borders is a proper noun.

Words near Two Borders in the dictionary

  1. two birds/one stone
  2. two birds—one stone
  3. two bits
  4. two bob
  5. two bob each way
  6. Two Borders
  7. two brain cells to rub together
  8. two by four
  9. two by fours
  10. two by two
  11. two can play at that game

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