Manitoba Provincial Road 419

PR 419 begins in the Rural Municipality of Coldwell at the intersection between the main entrance to Lundar Beach Provincial Park and Vincent Road, just metres from the eastern coastline of Lake Manitoba. It heads east as a paved two-lane highway through rural farmland for several kilometres, having an intersection with PR 418, before curving southeast to enter Lundar, passing by Lundar Airport on its way to a junction with PTH 6 (Northern Woods and Water Route). It heads through neighbourhoods along the northern side of town, crossing a former railway before leaving Lundar and travelling through a switchback into Stony Hill as a two-lane gravel road. Entering the Rural Municipality of Armstrong, the highway becomes more narrow and windy as it travels more wooded areas, passing through Lillesve and meeting the southern end of PR 512 at a fork in the road. PR 419 now winds its way through the community of Chatfield, where it regains asphalt, shortly before coming to an end at an intersection with PTH 17.^[1][2]