Sentence examples for border of saskatchewan from inspiring English sources

And the sign marking the border of Saskatchewan and Alberta.

The tar sands begin near the border of Saskatchewan, around the latitude of Edmonton, and extend, in three major deposits, north and west almost to British Columbia.

The Fort McMurray wildfire, which forced more than 80,000 people to flee and fan out across the province, is now about 285,000 hectares and only 10 to 12 kilometers from the border of Saskatchewan.

Lloydminster sits on the border of Alberta and Saskatchewan, and the hospital, although built and operated by the Alberta government, sits on the Saskatchewan side.

Exporting Fracking: 8 Countries Ripe For Tight Oil Drilling Outside The U.S. Working oil pumps in the prairies, this image taken on the border of Manitoba and Saskatchewan, close to the town of Virden, Manitoba.

Its cones were fairly uniform in size throughout the Rocky Mountains from the Yukon to Colorado, but much smaller than those in the isolated Cypress Hills (Wheeler and Guries 1982) nearly 300 kilometers east of the Rocky Mountains along the border of Alberta and Saskatchewan (Fig. 4a).

The organization, which also surveys Canada, found that Sask Power, the provincial utility of the province of Saskatchewan, which borders North Dakota and Montana, could run short next year.

It maintains a rat-control zone 600km (375 miles) long by three km wide along the southern section of its border with Saskatchewan, where the greatest threat is thought to exist.

Saskatchewan Highway 7 is a major paved undivided provincial highway in the Canadian province of Saskatchewan, running from the Alberta border to Saskatoon.

The boreal forest is mainly composed of jack pines, which lack the natural defences of the lodgepole pine; this has evolved in coexistence with the beetles.The hope is that the infestation will stall on Alberta's eastern border with Saskatchewan, where large stands of jack pine are scarce.

The study area is located at the western boundary of Saskatchewan, Canada, close to the Alberta border in Hoosier field (Fig. 2).