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Rural Integrated Roads for Growth Program Map Rural Integrated Roads for Growth Program Map RM Name Construction type Grant RM Name Construction type Grant Legend Fertile Belt Clay Capping $458,496 Rosthern Grading $150,000 Base and Subbase Grayson Clay Capping $237,924 Bjorkdale Clay Capping $500,000 Clay Capping Longlaketon Base and Subbase $175,000 Tisdale Grading $250,000 Arm River Clay Capping $288,012 Tisdale Grading $100,000 Grading Monet Clay Capping $485,000 Star City Clay Capping $300,000 Granular Seal Coat Hillsdale Grading $500,000 Star City Clay Capping $200,000 Insinger Clay Capping $181,271 Blaine Lake Clay Capping $500,000 Usborne Base and Subbase $500,000 Manitou Lake Grading $500,000 Oakdale Base and Subbase $500,000 Willow Creek Grading $26,000 Lakeview Clay Capping $500,000 Leask Clay Capping $80,000 Ponass Lake Clay Capping $500,000 Eldon Grading $500,000 Lake Lenore Clay Capping $216,410 Wilton Grading $500,000 Three Lakes Clay Capping $150,640 Frenchman Butte Grading $500,000 Hoodoo Clay Capping $300,000 Britannia Base and Subbase $500,000 919 155 106 929 2 904 917 924 921 950 903 167 939 106 21 224 912 55 916 4 969 924 927 55 26 106 55 21 MEADOW LAKE 2 55 922 304 963 913 Meadow Lake 942 926 943 970 928 945 264 120 Lloydminster BIG RIVER 265 946 106 123 4 9 FRENCHMAN BUTTEST. WALBURG Saskatchewan Rivers 3 21 120 263 24 BRITANNIA 35 CHOICELAND 55 303 TURTLEFORD 55 240 355 255 3 SPIRITWOOD LLOYDMINSTER 55 55 NIPAWIN 303 23 9 26 378 2 55 6 MARSHALL ELDON CARROT RIVER 3 SHELLBROOK WILTONLASHBURN PRINCE ALBERT 302 MAIDSTONE 12 302 335 ARBORFIELD Carrot River Valley Rosthern-Shellbrook LEASK40 WILLOW CREEK 21 16 324 BIRCH HILLS 11 4 25 KINISTINO MANITOU LAKE 378 35 40 3 HILLSDALECut Knife-Turtleford 376 212 20 HUDSON BAY MELFORT STAR CITY 3 BLAINE LAKE 3 TISDALE DUCK LAKE CUT KNIFE NORTH BATTLEFORD BLAINE LAKE TISDALE 981 BATTLEFORD 40 225 Batoche320 41 STAR CITY HAFFORD BJORKDALE 2 ROSTHERN312 WAKAW 29 340 WALDHEIM ST. BRIEUX ROSTHERN11 6 980 PORCUPINE23 PLAIN 982 17 HOODOO 368 Melfort 16 HEPBURN THREE LAKESLAKE LENORE UNITY HAGUE 14 RADISSON 41 CUDWORTH 983 WILKIE 12 376 MACKLIN 349 349 SCOTT Biggar-Sask Valley NAICAM LANGHAM OSLER DALMENYWARMAN ABERDEEN VONDA 14 27 MARTENSVILLE ROSE VALLEY 374 317 21 Martensville BRUNO PONASS LAKE 9 35 4 -Warman 38 5 HUMBOLDT KELVINGTON LUSELAND ASQUITH SASKATOON 14 WATSON Kelvington-Wadena 31 51 BIGGAR Humboldt- 8 Watrous 49 Saskatoon 20 5LAKEVIEW KERROBERT 60 LEROY 51 COLONSAY PREECEVILLE Stonebridge- STURGIS DELISLE WADENA Dakota 397 NORQUAY ALLAN 2 49 7 LANIGAN 6 9 OAKDALE DUNDURN 365 16WYNYARD Canora-Pelly 31 307 Kindersley USBORNE 45 219 11 WATROUS 5 CANORA 317 ZEALANDIA FOAM LAKE 57 HANLEY 47 KAMSACK ROSETOWN 20 310 KINDERSLEY 7 15 5 7 INSINGER 229 OUTLOOK 15 NOKOMIS 8 Rosetown-Elrose42 357 21 15 RAYMORE 4 219 309 44 SPRINGSIDE 369 44 IMPERIAL EATONIA GOVAN 44 DAVIDSON ELROSE 44 YORKTON 10 MONET 52 Yorkton ESTON ARMArm RIVER River 52 45 19 2 80 ITUNA 30 35 16 381 42 STRASBOURG 15 SALTCOATS CRAIK 10 373 9 Last Mountain-Touchwood310 LEADER 220 BREDENBURY CUPAR MELVILLE SOUTHEY 15 CHURCHBRIDGE 8 LONGLAKETON 22 367 322 32 342 20 Melville-Saltcoats LANGENBURG KYLE 42 6 10 21 80 CENTRAL BUTTE 354 BALCARRES REGINA BEACH 2 FORT QU'APPELLE BURSTALL 11 321 99 210 LEMBERG 54 22 GRAYSON FERTILE BELT Indian Head- ESTERHAZY 22 CABRI 10 56 42 LUMSDEN Milestone 19 364 247 371 37RIVERSIDE 32 QU'APPELLEINDIAN HEAD 1 47 301 PITTVILLE 201 1 PILOT BUTTEBALGONIE SINTALUTA 4 ELCAPO HERBERT REGINA Regina MORSE MOOSE JAW GRAND COULEE WHITE CITY 35 WOLSELEY GRENFELL ROCANVILLE 332 PENSE Wascana 48 BROADVIEW MOOSE JAW 308 58 Lumsden-Morse Plains WHITEWOOD SWIFT CURRENT 6 19 WAPELLA 8 2 47 1 1 339 39 363 33 Moosomin 363 ROULEAU KINGSLEY MOOSOMIN GULL LAKE 9 379 48KIPLING FLEMING FRANCIS 1 PIAPOT Cypress Hills 343 37 334 MAPLE CREEK 2 MILESTONE 306 43 MOSSBANK WAWOTA48 33 2 36 43 GRAVELBOURG 4 21 39 58 YELLOW GRASS 271 13 PONTEIX LAFLECHE SHAUNAVON 334 STOUGHTON 13 MOOSE MOUNTAIN WEYBURN GRIFFIN TECUMSEH BROCKARCOLA CARLYLE 13 ASSINIBOIA 13 REDVERS 19 EASTEND Wood River OGEMA 358 2 13 Cannington 13 Weyburn-Big Muddy 47 18 377 RADVILLE 39 361 35 MIDALE LAMPMAN WILLOW BUNCH BENGOUGH 13 28 4 36 6 ALAMEDA 318 OXBOW 18 18 34 Estevan 21 18 CARNDUFF ROCKGLEN 37 18 18 ESTEVAN BIENFAIT 9 4 8 CORONACH 18 350 2 39 saskatchewan.ca G:\Wrkorder\SHT20\20063.
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