National Historic Civil Engineering Site - The Red River Floodway

The floodway is designed to protect the city of Winnipeg and surrounding areas from the devastating effects of flooding, ensuring the safety of residents and infrastructure.

The floodway was constructed using advanced engineering techniques, including the creation of an artificial channel to divert floodwaters away from the city.

Visitors can explore the educational exhibits and displays within the visitor center, providing insight into the construction and operation of the flood protection system.

Yes, guided tours are available for visitors who want a more in-depth understanding of the floodway's history, design, and significance.

The floodway helps to preserve the natural ecosystem by preventing widespread destruction and contamination caused by major flood events.

The site offers educational programs for students, allowing them to explore the engineering marvel and learn about the importance of flood protection.

Yes, the visitor center and outdoor viewing areas are accessible throughout the year, providing opportunities to witness the flood protection infrastructure in action.

Pets are not allowed inside the visitor center or on the flood protection structures, but they can accompany visitors in designated outdoor areas.

The site features a gift shop offering souvenirs and educational materials related to the floodway and civil engineering.

Photography and filming are allowed in designated areas, allowing visitors to capture the engineering excellence and natural surroundings of the flood protection system.