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Km |
Miles |
Road Item |
Road Summary |
| 0.0
(227.0) |
0.0
(141.1) |
City of Prince Albert
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Junction of Highway 2 north to Prince Albert National Park, La Ronge. Junction of Highway 55 east to Nipawin. Prince Albert is the third largest city in Saskatchewan. It is situated on the banks of the North Saskatchewan River. The city is known as the 'Gateway to the North' due to its being the most northerly major centre. |
| 0.6
(226.4) |
0.4
(140.7) |
Junction of Highways
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Junction of Highways 2 and 55, west to North Battleford, Shellbrooke, 44 km's |
| 1.3
(225.7) |
0.8
(140.2) |
Highway Access
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Access to Prince Albert North Industrial Park |
| 2.1
(224.9) |
1.3
(139.8) |
Nesbitt Campground
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Camping, R.V. Park, full hookups, picnic tables |
| 2.3
(224.7) |
1.4
(139.6) |
Provincial Forest Fire Center
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Provincial Forest Fire Center |
| 4.7
(222.3) |
2.9
(138.1) |
Whispering Pines R V Park
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Camping, Golf |
| 7.6
(219.4) |
4.7
(136.3) |
Craft Haven
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Crafts, Antiques |
| 10.6
(216.4) |
6.6
(134.5) |
Highway Turnoff
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Turnoff to Whitestar Road, Junction of Highway # 780 secondary |
| 13.7
(213.3) |
8.5
(132.5) |
Gardiner Road
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Access to Gardiner Road |
| 15.3
(211.7) |
9.5
(131.6) |
Photo # 22
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View from highway |
| 16.9
(210.1) |
10.5
(130.6) |
Highway Access
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Access to Cloarec Road |
| 17.9
(209.1) |
11.1
(129.9) |
Buckland Heritage Museum
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Buckland Heritage Museum, large pullout, Trail Riders Arena, playground. |
| 19.1
(207.9) |
11.9
(129.2) |
Sturgeon Lake Regional Park
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Camping, swimming, boating, fishing, Picnic tables |
| 19.5
(207.5) |
12.1
(128.9) |
Sturgeon Lake First Nations
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Entering Sturgeon Lake First Nations, Tourist & Recreation facilities |
| 20.0
(207.0) |
12.4
(128.6) |
Highway Junction
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Junction of highway #2 & Junction of #355, access to Spruce Home, Meath Park, Tall Pines Bait and Tackle, at intersection (east side of highway) |
| 23.0
(204.0) |
14.3
(126.8) |
Highway Turnoff
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Access to Tower Road, and Spruce Home Cemetary |
| 30.8
(196.2) |
19.1
(121.9) |
Visitor Information
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Visitor Information and Directions, (east side of highway) |
| 31.6
(195.4) |
19.6
(121.4) |
Highway exit and pullout,
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Highway pullout (east side of highway) Access to Village of Northside,Paddockwood, 13 km's east |
| 35.4
(191.6) |
22.0
(119.1) |
Highway Junction
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Junction of Highway #263, west to Christopher Lake & Emma Lake Resort Areas, camping. East to Candle Lake Resort Area 53 km's, camping. East to Candle Lake Provincial Park |
| 36.9
(190.1) |
22.9
(118.1) |
Lazy K Golf Course
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Lazy K Golf Course, 3 km's west, 9 hole, 3 par, public course |
| 41.7
(185.3) |
25.9
(115.1) |
Forest Gate Road
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Access to Lakeland Recreational Area, Christopher, Emma, Anglin Lakes.
Lakeland Art Gallery,Artisan Guilds & crafts 9-7pm |
| 43.3
(183.7) |
26.9
(114.2) |
Tompkins Sled Dogs
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Tompkins Sled Dogs |
| 44.6
(182.4) |
27.7
(113.3) |
Northern Forest District
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Entering The Northern Forest District |
| 50.4
(176.6) |
31.3
(109.7) |
Clarine Lake Demonstration Forest
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Access west side of highway, hiking |
| 59.2
(167.8) |
36.8
(104.3) |
Highway Junction
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Junction of Highway # 953 secondary,access to Anglin Lake recreation area, camping, full hookups, swimming, fishing, cross country skiing |
| 67.3
(159.7) |
41.8
(99.2) |
Point of Interest
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Highway pullout, Vacation Information Direction Route Map |
| 70.3
(156.7) |
43.7
(97.4) |
Prince Albert National Park
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Access to Prince Albert National Park,all services lodging, camping,all activities. Prince Albert National Park protects a slice of the ‘boreal’ forest. It is also a meeting place or transition zone between the parkland and the northern forest. The park features many outstanding natural wonders and cultural treasures, including the only fully protected white pelican nesting colony in Canada, the isolated, lakeside cabin of conservationist Grey Owl and a free-ranging herd of plains bison. |
| 72.8
(154.2) |
45.2
(95.8) |
Powerline Construction Improvement
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Powerline Construction Improvement |
| 72.8
(154.2) |
45.2
(95.8) |
Photo
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View from highway |
| 82.9
(144.1) |
51.5
(89.5) |
Highway Junction
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Junction of Highway #969, Access to Montreal Lake, Timber Bay,telephone and gas at intersection |
| 83.8
(143.2) |
52.1
(89.0) |
Point of Interest
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Crossing Bittern Creek |
| 95.0
(132.0) |
59.0
(82.0) |
Waskesiu River Road
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Crossing Waskesiu River, highway pullout on east side of highway |
| 97.3
(129.7) |
60.5
(80.6) |
Photo
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View of old forest fire area |
| 105.0
(122.0) |
65.2
(75.8) |
Point of Interest
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Crossing The Crean River, MacLennan River Campsite, camping, pit toilets, firewood |
| 113.6
(113.4) |
70.6
(70.5) |
Highway Junction
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Junction of Highway # 916, access to Dory Lake, Green Lake |
| 123.2
(103.8) |
76.6
(64.5) |
Point of Interest
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Highway Pullout, Vacation Information, direction route map.Write up of the northern forests, beautiful view |
| 136.7
(90.3) |
84.9
(56.1) |
Highway Access
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Access to Weyakwin Lake Recreation Site, Weyakwin Forest Protection Base |
| 137.1
(89.9) |
85.2
(55.9) |
Community of Weyakwin
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Community of Weyakwin |
| 137.1
(89.9) |
85.2
(55.9) |
Point of Interest
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Crossing the Weyakwin River |
| 146.8
(80.2) |
91.2
(49.8) |
Point of Interest
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Information Sign, Geographic Center of Saskatchewan |
| 146.8
(80.2) |
91.2
(49.8) |
Photo #3
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Photo of information sign |
| 153.2
(73.8) |
95.2
(45.9) |
Photo # 4
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View from highway |
| 157.0
(70.0) |
97.6
(43.5) |
Photo #5
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View from highway |
| 158.6
(68.4) |
98.6
(42.5) |
Point of Interest
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Crossing the Two Forks River |
| 170.8
(56.2) |
106.1
(34.9) |
Point of Interest
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Crossing the Montreal River |
| 171.5
(55.5) |
106.6
(34.5) |
Emerald Pond
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Highway pullout, east side of highway |
| 172.1
(54.9) |
106.9
(34.1) |
Highway Junction - Photo - Besnard Lake
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Junction of Highway #165, west to Besnard Lake, Beauval, Pinehouse Lake, Key Lake Mine, Besnard Lake Lodge 88km's, Reds Outcamp 97 km's |
| 172.1
(54.9) |
106.9
(34.1) |
Highway pullout
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Highway pullout,west side of highway, picnic area |
| 177.4
(49.6) |
110.2
(30.8) |
Point of Interest
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Dwarf Mistletoe control area, clearcut measures to control widespread damage to spruce trees |
| 184.7
(42.3) |
114.8
(26.3) |
Highway Creek
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Crossing Highway Creek |
| 184.7
(42.3) |
114.8
(26.3) |
Highway Junctions
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Junction of Highway #165 east to Creighton, Flin Flon.
Junction of highway #969 east to Timber Bay and Montreal Lake |
| 195.5
(31.5) |
121.5
(19.6) |
Highway Pullout
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Small highway pullout (east side of highway) |
| 199.7
(27.3) |
124.1
(17.0) |
Point of Interest
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Crossing Rabbit Creek |
| 210.4
(16.6) |
130.7
(10.3) |
Highway Turnoff
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Highway turnoff to Napatak, 9km's east |
| 215.4
(11.6) |
133.8
(7.2) |
Highway Turnoff
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Highway turnoff to Potato Lake, 1 km east |
| 222.5
(4.5) |
138.3
(2.8) |
Community of Air Ronge
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Community of Air Ronge, Visitor Information and Direction center. |
| 223.0
(4.0) |
138.6
(2.5) |
Entering Lac La Ronge Provincial Park
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South boundery of Lac La Ronge Provincial Park. Six campgrounds within the park and three adjacent to the park.
The campgrounds have a range of services from rustic sites to serviced site with electricity, central water points, shower houses, beaches, playgrounds, picnic shelters, boat launches and docking. Lac la Ronge is approximately 1200 ft. above sea level with the lake draining out to the Churchill River through Rapid River which includes Nistowiak Falls. It's fed by various creeks and rivers, the main feeder streams include the Montreal, Nemeiben, and Nipekamew Rivers.
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| 223.5
(3.5) |
138.9
(2.2) |
Point of Interest
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Crossing the Montreal River |
| 225.4
(1.6) |
140.1
(1.0) |
La Ronge Town Center
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Highway Turnoff to La Ronge Town Center, Visitor information and Directions Center, access to La Ronge Provincial Park Campgrounds. Set just inside the rugged Canadian Shield about two and a half hours north of Prince Albert, Lac La Ronge park is situated in the heart of the storied Churchill River system, where singing voyageurs once transported furs to Hudson’s Bay.
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| 225.5
(1.5) |
140.1
(0.9) |
Lake Land College
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Highway Turnoff to The Lake Land College access to La Ronge |
| 226.5
(0.5) |
140.7
(0.3) |
La Ronge Hospital
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Highway Turnoff to La Ronge Hospital |
| 227.0
(0.0) |
141.1
(0.0) |
Industrial Park
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Highway turnoff to La Ronge Industrial Park, Lakeland College on Boardman Street.
Terminus of Highway #2. Highway # 2 becomes Highway #102 north to Missinipe, Southend, Wollaston Lake. Start / Finish of Highway Travel Guide. - e |
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