Town of Dominion City, Manitoba

Sturgeon

Sturgeon © June 2003 David YanciwSturgeon © June 2003 David Yanciw
Designer: Ed's Taxidermy (Thompson, MB)

When Built: Unknown

Dimensions:
Full-Size
Length: 15 1/2 Feet (4.7 Metres)

Construction Materials:
Fibreglass

Location:
NW Corner of Centennial Drive and Waddell Avenue E

Reason for Building:

Memorial to the largest Sturgeon that was caught nearby.

Additional Information:

It is a full size reproduction of a sturgeon caught in the Roseau River in 1903.

The Plaque says:

There is a smaller plaque attached to the bigger one which states:
"This project was made possible by the D.C. Snowrovers Club and community involvement. Reproduction by Ed's Taxidermy, Thompson, MB Plaque donated by Larson's Memorials Ltd. Wpg, MB. Organized by Clyde Gegoire, Dominion City, MB.

Information Source: Plaque at the statue

Picture Source: DMY

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Created By DMY on November 1, 2000
Last Updated: January 16, 2004