With a land area of , it had a population density of in 2021. Community Carberry & District Health Center Carberry Hospital Carberry Health Clinic Dental Clinic Laboratory and X-Ray Personal Care Home Home Care Services Palliative Care Services Public Health Services Carberry Plains Community Centre Bowling Hockey Figure Skating Curling Public Skating Tennis Swimming Carberry Child Care Co-op R.J. Waugh Elementary School (K-4) Carberry Collegiate Institute (5–12) Royal Canadian Mounted Police Carberry Detachment Carberry/ North Cypress Fire Department Manitoba Conservation Carberry District Office Carberry/ North Cypress Library Carberry Centennial Drop-In Centre/ Services for Seniors Carberry Recreation Baseball Park Royal Canadian Legion (branch 153) Sandhills Golf & Country Club Transportation The Town of Carberry is located 3 kilometres south of the Trans Canada Highway on Highway 5, 50 kilometres east of Brandon, and 150 kilometres west of the provincial capital, Winnipeg. The nearest 24-hour Canada-U.S.A. land border crossing is located 120 kilometres southwest of Carberry at Boissevain on Highway 10. The town is situated 20 kilometres north of Spruce Woods Provincial Park, which is also located on Highway 5, designated in Manitoba as the Parks Route. The Brandon Municipal Airport is located 48 kilometres west of Carberry. The Brandon Air Shuttle provides passenger service on request between Carberry and the Winnipeg James Armstrong Richardson International Airport. Both the Canadian Pacific Railway main line route and a Canadian National Railway branch line route run directly through Carberry. Via Rail passenger service is not offered in Carberry, however trains on the Toronto to Vancouver "The Canadian" Line can be accessed at the Rivers railway station located approximately 80 kilometres northwest of the community, while the Winnipeg – Churchill train as well as The Canadian can be accessed at the Portage la Prairie railway station located approximately 80 kilometres east of the community. Major attractions The Seton Centre – a museum, art gallery & gift shop designed to celebrate the time that Ernest Thompson Seton spent in the Carberry area. A classroom and a garden featuring plants that are native to the prairies can be found behind the Centre. Downtown Carberry (Main Street) – Designated as Manitoba's first Provincial Heritage District. Two entire blocks of the street are completely made up of historic buildings with architecture dating back well over a century. Carberry Plains Museum – portrays life on the Manitoba prairies and the history of the Carberry area with various exhibits. Carberry