Saskatchewan, Canada
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East Central Saskatchewan is a region of Saskatchewan. It is located east and southeast of Saskatoon and northeast of Regina, up to the Manitoba border. The majority of the region is rural and largely agricultural, while the northeastern portion is part of forested transition area to the Canadian Shield.
By car
The region is bisected the by Yellowhead Highway (Highway 16), part of the Trans-Canada Highway which enters the province and the region on the east side from Winnipeg and heads west towards…
By train
Via Rail provides two lines to the region.
The majority of trips through this region are by private automobile, and many places are only accessible by road.
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