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INTERACTIVE MAP: Winnipeg's top collision locations, 2005 - 2009

By: Wendy Sawatzky

Posted: 08/13/2011 1:00 AM | Comments: 0

This map shows the location of the 150 intersections that recorded the highest volume of collisions between 2005 and 2009, as reported to Manitoba Public Insurance. The Free Press obtained the claims data through a Freedom of Information request.

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Click on any dot to see the number of crashes at that intersection. Use the scale at left to zoom in or out on the map, and click-and-drag to move around.

Legend:

Small dot: Less than 300 crashes
Medium dot: 300 - 700 crashes
Large dot: More than 700 crashes

Source data: MPI

Map by Wendy Sawatzky

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