its 4,736 total private dwellings, a change of from its 2016 population of 11,913. With a land area of , it had a population density of in 2021. Attractions In addition to the St. Andrews church, the municipality contains many historical and significant buildings and establishments, including: Captain Kennedy House Little Britain United Church and Cemetery Lockport Provincial Park Lower Fort Garry National Historic Site Oak Hammock Marsh (partly) River Road Provincial Park St. Andrews Caméré Curtain Bridge Dam St. Andrews Rectory St. John's Cathedral Boys' School in Breezy Point Twin Oaks Winnipeg/St. Andrews Airport These and several others have been officially recognized as national, provincial, or municipal historic sites. Other noteworthy establishments include the St. Andrews school, the municipal office, Larter's golf course, River Road Provincial Park, and Oak Hammock Marsh (a nature preserve which lies partly in St. Andrews). St. Andrews Airport, which opened in 1962, provides an alternative to Winnipeg James Armstrong Richardson International Airport for smaller aircraft including many flying to remote First Nation communities. The privately-owned and operated Selkirk Airport and Selkirk Water Aerodrome services smaller aircraft with landing facilities on both land and the nearby Red River for floatplanes. Notable people born in St. Andrews include Darren Helm, a professional ice hockey player for the Detroit Red Wings of the National Hockey League. Water Residents and businesses in the R.M. of St. Andrews get drinking water from private wells on their own land or purchase water from bulk water suppliers. Two underground carbonate aquifer wells located in the municipality supply part of the drinking water for the nearby City of Selkirk. Governance St. Andrews is a municipal government, led by a mayor and 6 councillors. Since 2012, the mayor of St. Andrews has come under some scrutiny for being the highest-paid mayor of the Winnipeg Metro Region. The municipal office for St. Andrews is located in Clandeboye. References External links RM of St. Andrews website Map of St. Andrews R.M. at Statcan Manitoba Historical Society - Rural Municipality of St. Andrews St._Andrews St._Andrews St._Andrews