Gilbert Plains (electoral district)

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Gilbert Plains is a former provincial electoral division in Manitoba, Canada.

It was created by redistribution for the 1903 provincial election, and eliminated with the 1958 election.

Provincial representatives

 Name PartyTook officeLeft office
  Glenlyon Campbell
Conservative 19031908
  Duncan Cameron
Conservative 19081910
  Sam Hughes
Conservative 19101915
  William Findlater
Liberal 19151922
  Arthur Berry
Progressive 19221932
  Liberal–Progressive 19321936
  Stanley Fox
Social Credit 19361940
  Social Credit (Coalition)19401949
  Ray Mitchell
Liberal–Progressive 19491958

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