List of communities in Saskatchewan

Location of Saskatchewan in Canada

A topographic map of Saskatchewan, showing cities, towns, rural municipality borders, and natural features

Communities in the Province of Saskatchewan, Canada, include incorporated municipalities, unincorporated communities and First Nations communities.

Types of incorporated municipalities include urban municipalities, rural municipalities and northern municipalities. Urban municipalities are further classified into four sub-types – cities, towns, villages and resort villages. Northern municipalities, which are located in the Northern Saskatchewan Administration District (NSAD), are further classified into three sub-types – northern towns, northern villages and northern hamlets. Rural municipalities are not classified into sub-types.

Types of unincorporated communities include hamlets and organized hamlets within rural municipalities and northern settlements within the NSAD.

The administration of rural municipalities, towns, villages, resort villages, organized hamlets and hamlets is regulated by The Municipalities Act, while the administration of cities is regulated by The Cities Act. Administration of northern towns, northern villages, northern hamlets and northern settlements (those within the NSAD) is regulated by The Northern Municipalities Act.

In the 2021 Census, Saskatchewan's communities combined for a total provincial population of 1,132,505.

Municipalities

Main article: List of municipalities in Saskatchewan

Saskatchewan presently has 786 municipalities of various types (urban, rural and northern municipalities) and sub-types (cities, towns, villages, resort villages, northern towns, northern villages and northern hamlets).

Urban municipalities

Distribution of Saskatchewan's 16 cities, 146 towns, 264 villages and 40 resort villages

Saskatchewan has 466 urban municipalities, which includes the sub-types of cities, towns, villages and resort villages.

Cities

Main article: List of cities in Saskatchewan

In Saskatchewan, towns must have a population above 5,000 in order to be granted city status. A city does not automatically revert to town status if the population drops below 5,000; this only occurs if the city council requests it, the majority of electors vote to revert to town status or the appropriate provincial minister is of the opinion that the reversion to town status is in the public interest. The city of Melville retains city status as of 2010 despite dropping below 5,000 population in the 1990s.

Saskatchewan has 16 cities, including Lloydminster and not including Flin Flon.

List of cities in Saskatchewan

Cities of Saskatchewan

Towns

Main article: List of towns in Saskatchewan

In Saskatchewan, towns are formed from villages or resort villages with a population of at least 500 people. The council of the village or resort village must request the change to town status. When a town's population exceeds 5,000 people, the council may request a change to city status, but the change in incorporation level is not mandatory. Towns with shrinking populations are allowed to retain town status even if the number of residents falls below the 500 limit. For example, the towns of Fleming, Francis, and Scott have populations that have dropped under 500 people and are still qualified under town status. Towns with populations below the limit may, however, revert to village or resort village status if the town council requests it.

Saskatchewan has 146 towns.

Towns of Saskatchewan

Name	Rural municipality (RM)	Population (2011)	Population (2006)	Change (%)	Land area (km²)	Population density (per km²)
Aberdeen	Aberdeen No. 373	599	527	13.7	1.95	307
Alameda	Moose Creek No. 33	342	308	11	2.55	133.9
Allan	Blucher No. 343	648	631	2.7	1.78	363.2
Arborfield	Arborfield No. 456	326	329	−0.9	0.88	370.5
Arcola	Brock No. 64	649	509	27.5	3.39	191.5
Asquith	Vanscoy No. 345	603	576	4.7	1.23	491.4
Assiniboia	Lake of the Rivers No. 72	2,418	2,305	4.9	3.78	639.8
Balcarres	Abernethy No. 186	617	598	3.2	1.57	392.9
Balgonie	Edenwold No. 158	1,625	1,384	17.4	3.15	515.8
Battleford	Battle River No. 438	4,065	3,685	10.3	23.33	174.2
Bengough	Bengough No. 40	313	337	−7.1	1.07	292
Bienfait	Coalfields No. 4	780	748	4.3	3.09	252.4
Big River	Big River No. 555	639	728	−12.2	2.51	255
Biggar	Biggar No. 347	2,161	2,033	6.3	15.75	137.2
Birch Hills	Birch Hills No. 460	1,064	935	13.8	2.27	468.4
Blaine Lake	Blaine Lake No. 434	510	472	8.1	1.95	261.6
Bredenbury	Saltcoats No. 213	364	329	10.6	4.8	75.8
Broadview	Elcapo No. 154	574	611	−6.1	2.45	233.8
Bruno	Bayne No. 371	574	495	16	0.95	606.1
Burstall	Deer Forks No. 232	301	315	−4.4	1.11	270
Cabri	Riverside No. 168	399	439	−9.1	1.33	298.9
Canora	Good Lake No. 274	2,219	2,013	10.2	7.31	303.7
Carlyle	Moose Mountain No. 63	1,441	1,257	14.6	3.19	451.1
Carnduff	Mount Pleasant No. 2	1,126	1,012	11.3	2.26	497.3
Carrot River	Moose Range No. 486	1,000	941	6.3	1.42	706.4
Central Butte	Enfield No. 194	365	372	−1.9	2.24	163.2
Choiceland	Torch River No. 488	381	346	10.1	1.12	340.8
Churchbridge	Churchbridge No. 211	743	704	5.5	2.76	269.2
Colonsay	Colonsay No. 342	475	425	11.8	2.46	193.1
Coronach	Hart Butte No. 11	711	770	−7.7	2.33	304.9
Craik	Craik No. 222	453	408	11	3.02	150
Cudworth	Hoodoo No. 401	770	738	4.3	2.21	348.7
Cupar	Cupar No. 218	579	566	2.3	0.8	726.7
Cut Knife	Cut Knife No. 439	517	532	−2.8	1.99	259.3
Dalmeny	Corman Park No. 344	1,702	1,560	9.1	2.27	751
Davidson	Arm River No. 252	1,025	958	7	4.49	228.4
Delisle	Vanscoy No. 345	975	898	8.6	2.49	391.3
Duck Lake	Duck Lake No. 463	577	605	−4.6	2.73	211.6
Dundurn	Dundurn No. 314	693	647	7.1	1.37	505.3
Eastend	White Valley No. 49	527	471	11.9	2.71	194.7
Eatonia	Chesterfield No. 261	508	449	13.1	1.68	301.6
Elrose	Monet No. 257	477	453	5.3	2.76	172.8
Esterhazy	Fertile Belt No. 183	2,472	2,336	5.8	4.75	520.9
Eston	Snipe Lake No. 259	1,031	971	6.2	2.72	379.3
Fleming	Moosomin No. 121	83	75	10.7	2.17	38.3
Foam Lake	Foam Lake No. 276	1,148	1,123	2.2	6.06	189.4
Fort Qu'Appelle	North Qu'Appelle No. 187	2,034	1,919	6	5.28	385
Francis	Francis No. 127	176	148	18.9	0.59	297.4
Govan	Last Mountain Valley No. 250	216	232	−6.9	1.35	159.7
Grand Coulee	Sherwood No. 159	571	435	31.3	0.33	1,707.5
Gravelbourg	Gravelbourg No. 104	1,116	1,089	2.5	3.23	346
Grenfell	Elcapo No. 154	1,049	947	10.8	3.17	331.2
Gull Lake	Gull Lake No. 139	989	965	2.5	2.5	395.6
Hafford	Redberry No. 435	397	360	10.3	0.8	496.8
Hague	Rosthern No. 403	878	707	24.2	1.08	815.5
Hanley	Rosedale No. 283	522	464	12.5	2.65	196.8
Hepburn	Laird No. 404	562	530	6	1.02	548.4
Herbert	Morse No. 165	759	742	2.3	3.78	200.7
Hudson Bay	Hudson Bay No. 394	1,900	1,646	−8.6	17.35	86.7
Imperial	Big Arm No. 251	349	321	8.7	1.23	283.5
Indian Head	Indian Head No. 156	1,815	1,634	11.1	3.17	572.1
Ituna	Ituna Bon Accord No. 246	711	622	14.3	1.56	455.5
Kamsack	Cote No. 271	1,825	1,713	6.5	5.85	311.8
Kelvington	Kelvington No. 366	890	866	2.8	3.89	228.8
Kerrobert	Progress No. 351	1,061	1,001	6	7.49	141.7
Kindersley	Kindersley No. 290	4,678	4,412	6	12.55	372.8
Kinistino	Kinistino No. 459	743	643	15.6	0.98	758.8
Kipling	Kingsley No. 124	1,051	973	8	2.15	487.9
Kyle	Lacadena No. 228	437	423	3.3	1.14	383.1
Lafleche	Wood River No. 74	406	370	9.7	1.51	269.7
Lampman	Browning No. 34	713	634	12.5	2.23	319.9
Langenburg	Langenburg No. 181	1,148	1,048	9.5	3.46	332.2
Langham	Corman Park No. 344	1,290	1,120	15.2	3.98	324.4
Lanigan	Usborne No. 310	1,390	1,233	12.7	8.34	166.8
Lashburn	Manitou Lake No. 442	967	914	5.8	3.11	310.5
Leader	Happyland No. 231	821	881	−6.8	1.71	481.2
Lemberg	Abernethy No. 186	274	255	7.5	2.67	102.7
Leroy	Leroy No. 339	427	412	3.6	1.06	402.1
Lumsden	Lumsden No. 189	1,631	1,523	7.1	4.06	402
Luseland	Progress No. 351	566	571	−0.9	1.53	369.6
Macklin	Eye Hill No. 382	1,415	1,290	9.7	3.14	450.7
Maidstone	Eldon No. 471	1,156	1,037	11.5	4.56	253.5
Maple Creek	Maple Creek No. 111	2,176	2,198	−1	4.42	492.1
Marshall	Wilton No. 472	594	608	−2.3	1.01	588.1
Midale	Cymri No. 36	562	462	21.6	1.53	368.5
Milestone	Brock No. 64	618	562	10	2.17	284.4
Moosomin	Moosomin No. 121	2,485	2,262	9.9	7.59	327.5
Morse	Morse No. 165	240	236	1.7	1.45	165.7
Mossbank	Lake Johnston No. 102	327	330	−0.9	1.75	186.8
Naicam	Pleasantdale No. 398	686	690	−0.6	1.69	405.5
Nipawin	Nipawin No. 487	4,265	4,076	4.6	8.71	489.4
Nokomis	Wreford No. 280	397	404	−1.7	2.61	152.3
Norquay	Clayton No. 333	435	412	5.6	1.69	258
Ogema	Key West No. 70	368	304	21.1	1.43	257.6
Osler	Corman Park No. 344	1,088	926	17.5	1.55	700.6
Outlook	Rudy No. 284	2,204	1,938	13.7	7.83	281.3
Oxbow	Enniskillen No. 3	1,285	1,139	12.8	3.13	410
Pense	Pense No. 160	532	507	4.9	1.32	402.6
Pilot Butte	Edenwold No. 158	1,848	1,872	−1.3	5.05	365.6
Ponteix	Auvergne No. 76	605	531	13.9	1.09	556
Porcupine Plain	Porcupine No. 395	855	783	9.2	2.27	377.2
Preeceville	Preeceville No. 334	1,070	1,050	1.9	3.06	350.2
Qu'Appelle	South Qu'Appelle No. 157	668	624	7.1	4.22	158.1
Radisson	Great Bend No. 405	505	421	20	2.07	243.6
Radville	Laurier No. 38	860	793	8.4	2.16	398.6
Raymore	Moose Range No. 486	568	581	−2.2	2.75	206.8
Redvers	Antler No. 61	975	878	11	2.96	329
Regina Beach	Lumsden No. 189	1,081	1,210	−10.7	3.88	278.5
Rocanville	Rocanville No. 151	857	869	−1.4	2.43	352.3
Rockglen	Poplar Valley No. 12	400	366	9.3	2.85	140.4
Rose Valley	Ponass Lake No. 367	296	338	−12.4	1.12	263.4
Rosetown	St. Andrews No. 287	2,317	2,277	1.8	12.14	190.8
Rosthern	Rosthern No. 403	1,572	1,382	13.7	4.31	365
Rouleau	Redburn No. 130	453	400	13.3	1.61	282.2
Saltcoats	Saltcoats No. 213	474	467	1.5	1.35	352.2
Scott	Tramping Lake No. 380	75	91	−17.6	4.39	17.1
Shaunavon	Grassy Creek No. 78	1,756	1,691	3.8	5.1	344.2
Shellbrook	Shellbrook No. 493	1,433	1,230	16.5	3.67	390.3
Sintaluta	Indian Head No. 156	120	98	22.4	2.7	44.5
Southey	Cupar No. 218	778	711	9.4	1.56	499.8
Spiritwood	Spiritwood No. 496	916	911	0.5	2.95	310
Springside	Orkney No. 244	534	513	4.1	0.68	791
St. Brieux	Lake Lenore No. 399	590	492	19.9	2.55	231.4
St. Walburg	Frenchman Butte No. 501	716	672	6.5	2.12	338
Star City	Star City No. 428	460	428	7.5	0.7	661.1
Stoughton	Tecumseh No. 65	694	653	6.3	3.41	203.2
Strasbourg	McKillop No. 220	752	732	2.7	5.7	132
Sturgis	Preeceville No. 334	620	575	7.8	3.41	181.6
Tisdale	Tisdale No. 427	3,180	3,000	6	6.47	491.5
Turtleford	Mervin No. 499	525	461	13.9	1.69	311.6
Unity	Round Valley No. 410	2,389	2,147	11.3	9.77	244.6
Vonda	Grant No. 372	353	322	9.6	2.86	123.6
Wadena	Lakeview No. 337	1,306	1,315	−0.7	2.91	449.5
Wakaw	Fish Creek No. 402	985	864	14	3.12	315.9
Waldheim	Laird No. 404	1,035	868	19.2	1.97	525.5
Wapella	Martin No. 122	333	311	7.1	2.57	129.8
Watrous	Morris No. 312	1,857	1,743	6.5	11.17	166.2
Watson	Lakeside No. 338	777	719	8.1	2.83	274.7
Wawota	Wawken No. 93	560	522	7.3	1.24	451
White City	Edenwold No. 158	1,894	1,113	70.2	6	315.6
Whitewood	Willowdale No. 153	950	869	9.3	3.04	312
Wilkie	Tramping Lake No. 380	1,301	1,222	6.5	9.48	137.3
Willow Bunch	Willow Bunch No. 42	286	297	−3.7	0.84	339.2
Wolseley	Wolseley No. 155	864	782	10.5	5.93	145.6
Wynyard	Big Quill No. 308	1,767	1,744	1.3	5.29	334.1
Yellow Grass	Scott No. 98	440	371	18.6	2.68	164.1
Zealandia	St. Andrews No. 287	80	90	−11.1	1.38	57.9
Total towns		137,725	127,795	7.8	473.50	290.9

Villages

Main article: List of villages in Saskatchewan

The people of an organized hamlet may request that the hamlet be incorporated as a village or resort village. In order to qualify, the hamlet must have been an organized hamlet for at least 3 years, have a population of at least 100 in the most recent census, and contain at least 50 separate dwelling units or business premises.

Saskatchewan has 260 villages.

List of villages in Saskatchewan

Villages of Saskatchewan

Resort villages

Main article: List of resort villages in Saskatchewan

Saskatchewan has 40 resort villages.

List of resort villages in Saskatchewan

Resort villages of Saskatchewan

Rural municipalities

Distribution of Saskatchewan's 296 rural municipalities

Main article: List of rural municipalities in Saskatchewan

A rural municipality is created by the Minister of Municipal Affairs by ministerial order via section 49 of The Municipalities Act. Saskatchewan has 296 rural municipalities, which are located in the central and southern portions of the province.

Saskatchewan has 296 rural municipalities.

List of rural municipalities in Saskatchewan

Rural municipalities of Saskatchewan

Northern municipalities

Distribution of Saskatchewan's 2 northern towns, 11 northern villages and 11 northern hamlets within the Northern Saskatchewan Administration District

Saskatchewan has 24 northern municipalities, which includes the sub-types of northern towns, northern villages and northern hamlets.

Northern towns

A northern town is a town in the Northern Saskatchewan Administration District. Its administration is regulated by The Northern Municipalities Act. A northern village may apply for town status when the actual resident population is at least 500.

Saskatchewan has two northern towns.

Northern towns of Saskatchewan
Name	Incorporation date	Population (2011)	Population (2006)	Change (%)	Land area (km²)	Population density (per km²)
Creighton	October 1, 1983	1,498	1,502	−0.3	14.39	104.1
La Ronge	May 3, 1905	2,743	2,725	0.7	11.86	231.3
Total northern towns	—	4,241	4,227	0.3	26.25	161.6

Northern villages

A northern village is located in the Northern Saskatchewan Administration District, and its administration is regulated by The Northern Municipalities Act. A northern hamlet may apply for northern village status when the population is at least 100 and the northern hamlet contains at least 50 separate dwelling units or business premises.

Saskatchewan has 11 northern villages.

Northern villages of Saskatchewan
Name	Incorporation date	Population (2011)	Population (2006)	Change (%)	Land area (km²)	Population density (per km²)
Air Ronge	July 13, 1977	1,043	1,032	1.1	6.00	173.8
Beauval	November 14, 1969	756	806	−6.2	6.71	112.6
Buffalo Narrows	April 15, 1965	1,153	1,081	6.7	68.63	16.8
Cumberland House	April 15, 1965	831	810	2.6	15.69	53.0
Denare Beach	October 1, 1983	820	785	4.5	5.84	140.4
Green Lake	August 20, 1973	418	361	15.8	121.92	3.4
Île-à-la-Crosse	April 15, 1965	1,365	1,341	1.8	23.84	57.3
La Loche	November 19, 1968	2,611	2,348	11.2	15.59	167.5
Pelican Narrows	October 1, 1983	790	599	31.9	3.70	213.3
Pinehouse	July 6, 1979	978	1,076	−9.1	6.84	142.9
Sandy Bay	April 15, 1965	1,233	1,175	4.9	14.85	83.0
Total northern villages	—	11,998	11,414	5.1	289.61	41.4

Northern hamlets

A northern hamlet is located in the Northern Saskatchewan Administration District, and its administration is regulated by The Northern Municipalities Act. A northern settlement may apply for northern hamlet status when the population is at least 50 and the northern settlement contains at least 25 separate dwelling units or business premises. Unlike hamlets and northern settlements, northern hamlets are municipal corporations.

Saskatchewan has 11 northern hamlets.

Northern hamlets of Saskatchewan
Name	Incorporation date	Population (2011)	Population (2006)	Change (%)	Land area (km²)	Population density (per km²)
Black Point	March 26, 2008	47	—	—	—	—
Cole Bay	November 1, 1983	230	156	47.4	4.95	46.5
Dore Lake	January 11, 1985	28	30	−6.7	8.03	3.5
Jans Bay	October 1, 1983	187	181	3.3	5.94	31.5
Michel Village	November 1, 1983	66	79	−16.5	3.73	17.7
Patuanak	December 1, 1983	64	84	−23.8	1.34	47.6
St. George's Hill	December 1, 1983	100	19	426.3	1.46	68.7
Stony Rapids	April 1, 1992	243	255	−4.7	3.96	61.3
Timber Bay	October 1, 1983	93	139	−33.1	4.44	20.9
Turnor Lake	October 1, 1984	179	115	55.7	4.62	38.7
Weyakwin	December 1, 1983	135	99	36.4	8.20	16.5
Total northern hamlets	—	1,372	1,157	18.6	46.67	29.4

Unincorporated hamlets

Main article: List of hamlets in Saskatchewan

In Saskatchewan, a hamlet is an unincorporated community that is under the jurisdiction of a rural municipality. It has at least five occupied dwellings situated on separate lots and at least 10 separate lots, the majority of which are an average size of less than one acre.

The Government of Saskatchewan recognizes three different types of hamlets – generic "hamlets", "special service areas" and "organized hamlets". Some organized hamlets in Saskatchewan are recognized as designated places by Statistics Canada, while unorganized hamlets are not.

Hamlets

Generic hamlets in Saskatchewan are under the jurisdiction of a rural municipality and do not have any decision-making powers or independent authorities.

The following are hamlets that are neither special service areas nor organized hamlets.

• Alticane
• Anglin Lake
• Ardath
• Ardill
• Ardwick
• Arelee
• Armley
• Armour Siding
• Avonhurst
• Baildon
• Baldwinton
• Baljennie
• Bapaume
• Baring
• Barthel
• Bateman
• Batoche
• Battrum
• Bay Trail
• Beacon Hill
• Beadle
• Beaufield (originally named Ednaburg)
• Bechard
• Benito Beach
• Benson
• Berth
• Bertwell
• Besant
• Beverley
• Big Shell
• Birch Lake
• Bird's Point
• Birmingham
• Birsay
• Blackstrap
• Blucher
• Blumenheim
• Blumenhof
• Blumenort
• Bodmin
• Boharm
• Bounty
• Brada
• Bremen
• Bresaylor
• Bridgeford
• Broadacres
• Bromhead
• Brooksby
• Browning
• Buffalo Gap
• Burr
• Burrows
• Bushell Park
• Cactus Lake
• Canora Beach
• Cardross
• Carlea
• Carlton
• Cedoux
• Chamakese
• Chitek
• Chorney Beach
• Chortitz
• Clair
• Clemenceau
• Colfax
• Coop
• Coothill
• Copper Sands
• Corinne
• Cory
• Courval
• Crane Valley
• Crane
• Crooked River
• Crystal Beach
• Danbury
• D'Arcy
• Davis
• Divide
• Dollard
• Donavon (Birdview)
• Duperow (Lydden)
• Duvco
• Edenburg
• Eldersley
• Emma Lake
• Endeavour (Annette)
• England
• Espeseth Cove (Pelican Shores)
• Expanse (former name of Lake Johnston)
• Ferguson Bay
• Fertile
• Fielding
• Fife Lake
• Fir Mountain
• Flintoft
• Floral
• Forgan
• Foxford
• Fulda
• Furness
• Girvin
• Glenbain (Glen Bain)
• Grandora
• Grasswood
• Grenfell Beach
• Griffin
• Guise Beach
• Handel
• Harptree
• Herschel
• Hochstadt
• Hoosier
• Howe Bay
• Inchkeith
• Indian Point
• Insinger
• Instow
• Isham
• Jackfish Lake
• Jan Lake
• Jasmin
• Jedburgh
• Kayville
• KC Beach
• Kedleston Beach
• Keeley Lake
• Kinookimaw
• Kuroki Beach
• Lac La Peche
• Lac La Plonge
• Lady Lake
• Langbank
• Laporte
• Laura
• Leacross
• Liebenthal
• Lipp's Beach
• Little Amyot Lake
• Loch Leven
• Lorlie
• Main Centre
• Mantario
• McGee
• McIntosh Point
• Meyronne
• Mikado
• Mont Nebo
• Moose Range
• Mount Carmel (Grosse Butte)
• Murray Point
• Neidpath
• Neis Beach
• Nelson Beach
• Nemeiben Lake
• Northgate
• Okema Beach
• Onion Lake
• Oungre
• Parkbeg
• Parkerview (Crowtherview)
• Penzance
• Percival
• Piapot
• Red Deer Hill (originally named Aaskana)
• Redwing
• Reward
• Robsart
• St. Front
• Schantzenfeld
• Schoenfeld
• Serath
• Shipman
• Simmie
• Somme
• Sonningdale
• South Fork
• Sovereign
• Spring Valley
• Springfeld
• Spruce Home
• St. Denis
• Stalwart
• Steelman
• Stony Beach
• Stranraer
• Swanson
• Tarnopol
• Truax
• Uren
• Vantage
• Veregin
• Viceroy
• West Bend
• Wroxton
• Xena
• Zehner
• Zeneta

Special service areas

Like a generic hamlet, a special service area is under the jurisdiction of a rural municipality and does not have any decision-making powers or independent authorities. Unlike a generic hamlet, a special service area may form its own electoral division within the rural municipality and may have a different tax regime within the rural municipality compared to a generic hamlet.

Organized hamlets

Saskatchewan has 151 organized hamlets that are established via ministerial order and under the jurisdiction of rural municipalities within southern and central Saskatchewan. The people in a hamlet may apply for organized hamlet status within the rural municipality in which the hamlet is located. The minimum requirements for organize status include a permanent population of at least 80 residents, 40 separate dwelling units or places of business, a taxable assessment of at least $4 million, and any other factor the minister may consider appropriate.

Organized hamlets of Saskatchewan

Northern settlements

A northern settlement is an unincorporated community in the Northern Saskatchewan Administration District, and its administration is regulated by The Northern Municipalities Act.

Saskatchewan has 11 northern settlements.

Northern settlements of Saskatchewan
Name	Rural municipality (RM)	Population (2011)
Bear Creek	—	47
Brabant Lake	—	102
Camsell Portage	—	37
Descharme Lake	—	42
Garson Lake	—	34
Missinipe	—	39
Sled Lake	—	35
Southend	—	35
Stanley Mission	—	124
Uranium City	—	201
Wollaston Lake	—	129
Total northern settlements		825

Ghost towns

Main article: List of ghost towns in Saskatchewan

A ghost town is a town that once had a considerable population, that has since dwindled in numbers causing some or all of its businesses and services to close, either due to the rerouting of a highway, railway tracks being pulled, or exhaustion of some natural resource.

Ghost towns of Saskatchewan
Name	Rural municipality (RM)	Land Address	Lat/Long
Amulet	Norton No. 16		49°36'58.3" N 104°45'19.4 "W
Arena	Frontier No. 19		49°07'2.3" N 109°16'00.1" W
Auburnton	Moose Creek No. 33		49°24'23" N 102°4'25" W
Baildon	Baildon No. 131
Bateman	Gravelbourg No. 104		49°41′28.9″ N 107°51′14.6″ W
Battrum	Riverside No. 168		50°32'55.0" N 108°20'05.3" W
Bay Trail	Wolverine No. 340		52°7′0″ N 105°9′2″ W
Bayard	Terrell No. 101		50°01'18.8" N 105°17'27.2" W
Bents	Marriott No. 317		51°49'24.2" N 107°43'43.0" W
Birch Creek	Emerald No. 277	Sec.10, Twp.30, R.14, W2
Blewett	Cymri No. 36	SW Sec.12, Twp.5, R.10, W2	49°21'58.41" N 103°14'02.23" W
Bonne Madone	Hoodoo No. 401		52°40'20.2" N 105°31'22.7" W
Bounty	Fertile Valley No. 285		51°31'20.9" N 107°21'41.7" W
Breeze	Browning No. 34
Bresaylor	Paynton No. 470		52°58'06.6" N 108°45'49.3" W
Bromhead	Souris Valley No. 7	Sec.3, Twp.3, R.13, W2	49°10'46.9" N -103°40'34.7" W
Brooking	Laurier No. 38		49°30'34.7" N 104°25'21.3" W
Browning	Browning No. 34		49°26'07.8" N 102°38'02.4" W
Bryant	Benson No. 35	SW Sec.12 Twp.5 R.9, W2	49°22'37.7" N 103°06'16.4" W
Buffalo Gap			49°06'31.7" N 105°16'41.5" W
Cactus Lake	Heart's Hill No. 352
Cosine	Eye Hill No. 382
Canuck	Lone Tree No. 18
Chandler	Cymri No. 36	SW Sec.10, Twp.5, R.11, W2	49°21'48.7" N 103°25'08.4" W
Claydon	Frontier No. 19
Clearfield	Brokenshell No. 68
Coalfields	Coalfields No. 4
Colgate	Lomond No. 37	SE Sec.24 Twp.5 R.15, W2	49°23'40.0" N 103°53'42.0" W
Court	Antelope Park No. 322
Crichton	Wise Creek No. 77
Cullen	Benson No. 35	NW-SW Sec.7 Twp.5 R.7, W2	49°22'09.3" N 102°56'52.2" W
Cummings	Maple Creek No. 111
Diana	Bratt's Lake No. 129
Divide	Reno No. 51
Dernic (Federal Grain Spur)	Buchanan No. 304
Dneiper	Sliding Hills No. 273
Dobrowody	Invermay No. 305
Dummer	Caledonia No. 99
Elcott	Enniskillen No. 3
Elswick	Cymri No. 36	NW Sec.2 Twp.5 R.12, W2	49°22'00.0" N 103°32'02.0" W
Estuary	Deer Forks No. 232
Expanse	Lake Johnston No. 102
Flintoft	Stonehenge No. 73
Floral	Corman Park No. 344	Sec.4 Twp.36 R.4, W3	52°03′25″ N 106°30′40″ W
Forward	Norton No. 69
Froude	Griffin No. 66
Fusilier	Antelope Park No. 322
Garwood	Weyburn No. 67
Galilee	Terrell No. 101
Gallivan	Cut Knife No. 439
Gibbs	Longlaketon No. 219
Girvin	Arm River No. 252
Glamis	St. Andrews No. 287	NW_7_28_13_W3	51°38'06.56 N 107°82'82.12 W
Glasnevin			49°33'00.9" N 105°03'17.7" W
Glen Bain	Glen Bain No. 105
Glen Kerr	Morse No. 165
Goodwater	Lomond No. 37		49°23'46.6" N 103°42'36.8" W
Gouldtown	Morse No. 165
Gouverneur	Auvergne No. 76
Govenlock	Reno No. 51
Grassdale	Weyburn No. 67
Halkett	Estevan No. 5
Hallonquist	Coulee No. 136
Handsworth	Golden West No. 95
Hardy	The Gap No. 39
Harptree	Bengough No. 40
Hatton	Maple Creek No. 111
Hearne	Redburn No. 130
Herschel	Mountain View No. 318
Hoffer	Souris Valley No. 7
Holloway	Cymri No. 36	NW Sec.1 Twp.6 R.12, W2
Horizon	Bengough No. 40
Hughton	Monet No. 257
Hume	Griffin No. 66
Huntoon	Griffin No. 66
Innes	Griffin No. 66
Insinger	Insinger No. 275
Instow	Bone Creek No. 108
Island Falls			55°31'38.0" N 102°20'53.8" W
Jasmin	Ituna Bon Accord No. 246
Jordan River	Arborfield No. 456
Kayville	Key West No. 70
Kingsford	Browning No. 34
Lakenheath	Stonehenge No. 73
Lillestrom	Hillsborough No. 132		50°15'57.6" N 105°51'19.8" W
Loomis	Frontier No. 19
Loverna	Antelope Park No. 322
Luxton	Browning No. 34
Masefield	Val Marie No. 17
Maxim	Lomond No. 37	NE Sec.21 Twp. 4 R.15, W2	49°18'58.7" N 103°58'43.9" W
Minard	Browning No. 34
Nashlyn	Reno No. 51
Neidpath	Coulee No. 136
Neptune	Lomond No. 37		49°22'21.4" N 104°04'08.8" W
Neville	Whiska Creek No. 106
New Finland	Willowdale No. 153
Old Wives	Hillsborough No. 132		50°11'36.6" N 106°00'21.6" W
Oungre	Souris Valley No. 7		49°08'42.7"N 103°48'02.9"W
Outram	Cambria No. 6		49°09'00"N 103°19'00"W
Oxarat	Reno No. 51
Parkbeg	Wheatlands No. 163
Pinto	Coalfields No. 4
Polwarth	Canwood No. 494
Rangeview	Reno No. 51
Ravenscrag	White Valley No. 49
Reynaud	Three Lakes No. 400
Robinhood	Medstead No. 497
Robsart	Reno No. 51
Romance	Leroy No. 339
Roseray	Pittville No. 169
Rutland	Colonsay No. 342
Scotsguard	Bone Creek No. 108
Senate	Reno No. 51
Service	Moose Mountain No. 63
Shand	Estevan No. 5
Smuts	Grant No. 372
South Fork	Arlington No. 79		49°35'37.431"N 108°43'9.6456"W
Southall	Souris Valley No. 7
St. Boswells	Glen Bain No. 105
Tableland	Estevan No. 5
Tarnopol	Invergordon No. 430
Tatagwa	Weyburn No. 67	NW Sec.17 Twp.8 R.15, W2
Tate	Mount Hope No. 279
Tiny	Buchanan No. 304
Taylorton	Coalfields No. 4
Trossachs	Brokenshell No. 68		49°38'16.8"N 104°13'34.7"W
Truax	Elmsthorpe No. 100
Union Jack	Weyburn No. 67
Uren	Chaplin No. 164
Valjean	Chaplin No. 164
Valley Centre	Marriott No. 317
Vantage	Sutton No. 103
Verlo	Pittville No. 169
Vesper	Lac Pelletier No. 107
Vidora	Reno No. 51
Viewfield	Benson No. 35	SW S.34 Twp.6 R.9, W2 and NW Sec.27 Twp 6 R.9, W2	49°30'22.8" N 103°08'34.0" W
Wauchope	Antler No. 61
Wheatstone	Key West No. 70		49°44'03.6"N 105°15'04.7"W
Winter	Round Valley No. 410
Woodley	Browning No. 34
Xena	Morris No. 312
Yonker	Senlac No. 411

First Nations communities

Indian reserves

Main article: List of Indian reserves in Saskatchewan

Metis settlements

Main article: Métis Nation—Saskatchewan

See also

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Communities in Canada's provinces and territories

• List of cities in Canada
• List of designated places in Saskatchewan
• List of francophone communities in Saskatchewan

Other sources

• Barry, Bill (1998). People Places : The Dictionary of Saskatchewan Place Names. Regina, Saskatchewan: People Places Publishing Ltd. ISBN 978-1-894022-19-4.