Saskatchewan
The one province drawn almost entirely with a ruler, straight on three sides and nearly straight on the fourth. Wheat, potash and more hours of sunshine than anywhere else in the country. The road network runs on a grid you could navigate by compass alone.
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- Census divisions
- All 18, each named
- Sizes
- 5 sizes, 8" x 12" to 24" x 36"
- Population
- About 1.1 million
- Largest city
- Saskatoon
- Capital
- Regina
- Entered Confederation
- 1905
- Census divisions
- 18
- Busiest census division
- Division No. 11, about 326,000
- Quietest census division
- Division No. 4, about 11,000
Every census division on this map
The 18 pieces are numbered census divisions, as in the neighbouring prairie provinces. They sit on top of the Dominion Land Survey, the great grid of townships and sections laid over the west to hand out farmland, which is the reason so many of the lines on this map are perfectly straight.
- Division No. 1
- Division No. 10
- Division No. 11
- Division No. 12
- Division No. 13
- Division No. 14
- Division No. 15
- Division No. 16
- Division No. 17
- Division No. 18
- Division No. 2
- Division No. 3
- Division No. 4
- Division No. 5
- Division No. 6
- Division No. 7
- Division No. 8
- Division No. 9