Orientation: East - West Termini: Eastern: Manitoba border, near Westgate [becomes MB 77] Western: Hwy 17, Alberta border [becomes AB 45] Length: 614 km Multiplexes: 3 km with hwy 23 3 km with hwy 6 2 km with hwy 3 29 km with hwy 26 10 km with hwy 21 Cities: Melfort -pop.6,230; Prince Albert -pop.39,400 Major Towns: Hudson Bay, Tisdale, Shellbrook Canam Highway: from hwy 6 in Melfort to hwy 2 in Prince Albert |
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Highway 3 |
Highway 11 is the busiest North-South route in Saskatchewan. It connects the three laregest cites of the province, Regina, and Saskatoon, and Prince Albert. The section of roadway between Regina and Lumsden was the first four lane, divided highway in the province. (1960). It is now all divided beween Regina and Saskatoon except for a 3km stretch through the town of Chamberlain. On June 20, 2001, highway 11 was named "Louis Riel Trail" in recognition of the famous meti leader, Louis Riel. Orientation: North-South Termini: Southern: Jct. TCH 1 and TCH 1 bypass in Regina Northern: Hwy 2, 3km South of Prince Albert. Length: 395km Multiplexes: 11km with hwy 2 3 km with hwy 16 Cities: Regina -pop. (metro) 200,500; Saskatoon-pop. (metro) 232,600; Prince Albert -pop.39,500 Major Towns: Davidson, Warman, Rosthern National Highway: fom Regina to Saskatoon Louis Riel Trail: Entire Length Freeway Jct. TCH 1 in Regina- 10km N of Regina (19km) Divided:10km N of Regina- Idywild Freeway in Saskatoon (240km) Freeway: Idywild Freeway in Saskatoon (4km) Divided Idywild Freeway in Saskatoon- Warman (28km) Undivided: Warman - Hwy 2 S of Prince Albert (104km) |
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Orientation: North - South Termini: Southern: Port of West Poplar River, Montana border [becomes MT 24] Northern: La Ronge [becomes Hwy. 102] Length: 799km Multiplexes: 11 km with hwy 11 6 km with hwy 5 2 km with hwy 3 Cities: Moose Jaw -pop. 34,500; Prince Albert -pop.39,400 Major Towns: Assiniboia, Watrous, Wakaw, La Ronge National Highway: between Chamberlain and Findlater [multiplex with highway 11] Canam Highway: from highway 3 in Prince Albert to Northern Termini Divided: 11 km [multiplex with Highway 11] 14 km from hwy 11 soth of Prince Albert to north of Prince Albert |
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Highway 7 |
Orientation: North - South Termini: Southern: Port of Monchy, Montana border [becomes MT-242] Northern: Hwy 224 in Meadow Lake Provincial Park Length: 655 km Multiplexes: 10 km with hwy 55 2 km with hwy 16 3 km with hwy 44 15 km with hwy 18 Cities: Swift Current -pop.16,110; North Battleford -pop.15,470 Major Towns: Rosetown, Biggar, Battleford, Meadow Lake |
Highway 5 |
Orientation: East - West Termini: Eastern: Manitoba border near Togo [becomes 63] Western: Hwy11 in Saskatoon Length: 382 km Multiplexes: 6 km with hwy 52 Cities: Saskatoon -pop.232,600 (metro) Major Towns: Kamsack, Canora, Wadena, Humboldt |
Highway 6 |
Orientation: North - South Termini: Northern: Hwy 55 at Choiceland Southern: Port of Regway, Montana border [becomes-MT 16] Length: 516 km Multiplexes: 10 km with hwy 18 3 km with hwy 39 3 km with hwy 15 5 km with hwy 16 3 km with hwy 3 Cities: Melfort -pop.6,230; Regina -pop. (metro) 200,500 Major Towns: Southey, Raymore National Highway: from hwy 39 to hwy 1 Canam Highway: from hwy 39 to hwy 3 in Melfort |
Highway 9 |
Orientation: East - West Termini: Eastern: Hwy 11 in Saskatoon Western: Alberta border near Alsask [becomes AB 9] Length: 258 km Multiplexes: Cities: Saskatoon -pop. (metro) 232,600 Major Towns: Rosetown, Kindersly National Highway: entire length |
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Orientation: North - South Termini: Norhtern: 15 km north of Swan Plain [becomes hwy 982] Southern: Port of Carievale, North Dakota border [becomes ND 28] Length: 356 km Multiplexes: 13 km with hwy 49 22 km with hwy 10 Cities: none Major Towns: Kamsack, Langenburg, Moosomin |
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Highway 10 |
Orientation: North - South Termini: Norhtern: Manitoba border, 20 km West of The Pas [becomes MB 283] Southern: Port of Northgate, North Dakota border [becomes ND 8] Length: 588 km Multiplexes: 20 km with hwy 49 3 km with hwy 16 18 km with hwy 22 13 km with hwy 48 Cities: Yorkton -pop. 16,780 Major Towns: Hudson Bay, Preeceville, Canora, Whitewood, Carlyle Saskota Flyway: entire length |
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Orientation: East - West Termini: Eastern: Maitoba border, 64 km East of Yorkton [becomes MB 5] Western: Hwy 1 near Balgonie Length: 225 km Multiplexes: 13 km with hwy 35 Cities: Yorkton -pop. 16,780; Melville -pop. 4,840 Major Towns: Fort Qu'Appelle |
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Orientation: North - South Termini: Northern: Hwy 3 at Shell Lake Southern: Hwy 11 in Saskatoon Length: 130 km Multiplexes: none Cities: Saskatoon- pop. (metro) 232,600 Major Towns: Martensville, Blaine Lake Divided: from Hwy 11 in Saskatoon to Martensville (9km) |
Highway 13 |
Highway 12 |
Orientation: East - West Termini: Eastern: Manitoba border near Antler [becomes MB 2] Western: Alberta border south of the Cypress Hills [becomes AB 501] Length: 692 km Multiplexes: 10 km with hwy 36 9 km with hwy 37 44 km with hwy 21 Cities: Weyburn- pop. 9,670 Major Towns: Carlyle, Assiniboia, Shaunavon Red Coat Trail: entire length |
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Orientation: East - West Termini: Eastern: Hwy 11 in Saskatoon Western: Alberta border near Macklin [becomes AB 13] Length: 253 km Multiplexes: none Cities: Saskatoon- pop. (metro) 232,600 Major Towns: Biggar, Wilke, Unity |
Highway 14 |
Orientation: East - West Termini: Eastern: Hwy 16 near Bredenbury Western: Hwy 4 near Rosetown Length: 423 km Multiplexes: 5 km with hwy 310 10 km with hwy 20 2 km with hwy 45 Cities: Melville -pop. 4,840 Major Towns: Outlook |
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