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Saskatchewan
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Though the northern part of the province is home to countless lakes, Saskatchewan is known for its flat and monotonous landscapes, especially in the south, with relatively few inhabited areas. As a result, the province is not particularly touristy, somewhat like the American Midwest, which it geographically extends.
Overview
Though the northern part of the province is home to countless lakes, Saskatchewan is known for its flat and monotonous landscapes, especially in the south, with relatively few inhabited areas. As a result, the province is not particularly touristy, somewhat like the Midwest of the United States, which it geographically extends.
Key Facts
- Type of place: province.
- Location: in the heart of Canada, bordering the United States.
- Local time: . The entire province is on "Central Time" and does not observe daylight saving time, unlike the rest of the country. As a result, the time is the same as Manitoba in winter and Alberta in summer.
- Capital: Regina
- Population: 1,142,500 inhabitants (2016).
- Area: 651,036 km².
- Density: 1.8 inhabitants/km².
- Highest point:
- Lowest point:
- Coastline: 0 km; no maritime access.
- Interests (out of ): Nature ; Adventure ; Culture ; Relaxation/Holidays .
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