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Northern Saskatchewan is a sparsely populated region covering the northern half of the Canadian province of Saskatchewan. It is mostly covered in lakes and boreal forest.
By car
Highway 2 bisects the region and connects Prince Albert to East Central Saskatchewan and Regina further south.
North of Prince Albert, you won't find bus service: you'll have to drive or fly.
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La Ronge · Regional · YVC
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largest city and gateway to the region
mostly in Manitoba, but a small portion is in Saskatchewan
located along Lac La Ronge, a base for exploring Saskatchewan's far north
a base for exploring nearby Meadow Lake Provincial Park
a resort community for fishing, camping, boating, golfing, hunting and outdoor recreation
convergence of three major highways west of Prince Albert
small farming community
a former mining town that is now almost a ghost town
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