Hamlets of Saskatchewan
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Hamlets are designated by the council of a municipal district or county when a community has a generally accepted name and boundary.[1] Hamlets can contain non-residential areas within their boundaries, and are administered by the municipal districts. When their population reaches 300, hamlets can be incorporated as villages.
[edit] List of Hamlets
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| Hamlet Name | County/Municipal District | Area (km²) | Population (2001) or (2006) | Remarks |
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| Amsterdam | ||||
| Armley | ||||
| Baildon | ||||
| Baldwinton | ||||
| Baljennie | ||||
| Bangor | ||||
| Bankend | ||||
| Bapaume | ||||
| Baring | ||||
| Barthel | ||||
| Bateman | ||||
| Battrum | ||||
| Bayard | ||||
| Beacon Hill | ||||
| Beadle | ||||
| Bear Creek | ||||
| Beaufield | ||||
| Beaver Flat | ||||
| Bechard | ||||
| Beaubier | ||||
| Bellegarde | ||||
| Benson | ||||
| Bertwell | ||||
| Beverley | ||||
| Big Beaver | ||||
| Birch Lake | ||||
| Bird’s Point | ||||
| Birmingham | ||||
| Bjorkdale | ||||
| Black Point | ||||
| Bladworth | ||||
| Blucher | ||||
| Blumenheim | ||||
| Blumenhof | ||||
| Blumenthal | ||||
| Bodmin | ||||
| Boharm | ||||
| Bounty | ||||
| Brabant | ||||
| Brada | ||||
| Bradwell | ||||
| Brancepth | ||||
| Bremen | ||||
| Bresaylor | ||||
| Bridgeford | ||||
| Broadacres | ||||
| Brockington | ||||
| Brodewrick | ||||
| Bromhead | ||||
| Brooksby | ||||
| Browning | ||||
| Brownlee | ||||
| B-Say-Tah | ||||
| Buffalo Gap | ||||
| Buchanan | ||||
| Burr | ||||
| Burrows | ||||
| Bushell Park | ||||
| Candiac | ||||
| Carlea | ||||
| Claybank | ||||
| Claydon | ||||
| Crane Valley | ||||
| Danbury | ||||
| Delmas | ||||
| Demaine | ||||
| Divide | Reno No. 51 | |||
| Expanse | Former name of Lake Johnston | |||
| Fir Mountain | ||||
| Fort Livingstone | Historical site | |||
| Frenchman Butte | ||||
| Goodwater | ||||
| Green Lake | ||||
| Gronlid | ||||
| Harptree | ||||
| Hazel Dell | ||||
| Hoosier | ||||
| Insinger | ||||
| Instow | ||||
| Jasmin | ||||
| Kandahar | ||||
| Kronau | ||||
| Kuroki | ||||
| Kylemore | ||||
| Laura | ||||
| Leacross | ||||
| Liebenthal | ||||
| Livelong | Mervin No. 499 | 0.19 | 95 | |
| Lorlie | ||||
| Main Centre | ||||
| Major | ||||
| Marieval | ||||
| Missinipe | ||||
| Moose Range | ||||
| Neidpath | ||||
| Nut Mountain | ||||
| Onion Lake | ||||
| Oungre | ||||
| Red Deer Hill | ||||
| Redwing | ||||
| Reward | ||||
| St. Laurent Grandin | ||||
| St. Louis | Former name Boucher, Saskatchewan NWT | |||
| Southbranch Settlement | Historical | |||
| Sovereign | ||||
| Spruce Home | ||||
| Tribune | ||||
| Uranium City | ||||
| Xena | ||||
| Zehner |
[edit] See also
- List of Canadian Cities, Towns & Villages
- List of rural municipalities in Saskatchewan
- List of Indian reserves in Saskatchewan
- List of communities in Saskatchewan
- List of towns in Saskatchewan
- Villages of Saskatchewan
- Ghost towns in Saskatchewan
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