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Saskatchewan Saskatchewan Vertical and Horizontal Clearance of Structures on the Provincial Highway System Version: December 2, 2015 IMPORTANT: Vertical clearance at structures often varies due to snow build-up or resurfacing work. The trucker is responsible for ensuring the load being hauled will safely clear structures. The attached tables are compiled to act as a guide only. Due to construction work in any given year, the clearances outlined in these tables may vary. In addition, structures may be erected and not included until the first quarter of the following year Mechanical warning devices are in place at certain locations where the structure has been damaged on several occasions. These devices do not relieve the driver or company, of the responsibility of assuring the load clears the structures involved. POSSESSION OF AN OVER DIMENSION PERMIT DOES NOT RELEIVE THE PERMITTEE FROM THE RESPONSIBILITY OF DAMAGE TO STRUCTURES, POWER LINES, TELEPHONE LINES, TELEGRAPH LINES OR RAILWAY CROSSING EQUIPMENT. If you require additional information, please call SGI, PERMIT OFFICE at: • Toll free in Saskatchewan 1-800-667-7575 • Outside of Saskatchewan 1-306-775-6969 NOTICE: The information contained in these tables refers specifically to structures owned and maintained by the Ministry of Highways and Infrastructure. Every attempt is made to include structures over provincial highways within the limits of larger urban centres. However, where ownership and maintenance of these structures is the responsibility of the city, the information may not necessarily be in this spreadsheet or be up to date. Contact the Engineering Department of the respective city for detailed information. If you find any errors or omissions in this publication, please notify the Saskatchewan Highway Hotline, Road Information Services, at 306-787-2454 or fax to 306-798-0111. Height Width Hwy Location Structure Direction Comments m ft m ft 1 Moosomin Overhead signs Westbound 6.10 20' 0" These are located in Moosomin Eastbound 6.15 20' 2" on Park Ave. (old Hwy #1) 1 Jct. 1 and 9 Overhead flashing lights Westbound 6.60 21' 8" Eastbound 6.27 20' 7" 1 Jct. 1 and 56 Advance flashing lights Westbound 17.32 56’9” Eastbound 17.22 56’6” 1 Jct. 1 and 56 Overhead Flashing lights Westbound 6.30 20’8” Eastbound 6.20 20’4” 1 McLean Access Advance flashing lights Westbound 17.90 58’9” Eastbound 21.34 70’0” 1 West of Balgonie Overhead Light Westbound 6.30 20’8” 1 Under Hwy.10, Balgonie Underpass Westbound 4.90 16’0” 13.6 44’8” 1 Jct. 1 and 10 Eastbound Overhead Sign Eastbound 5.79 19’0” 16.5 54’0” Guardrail –0.66m high – Width at narrowest point – 13.2 m 1 Jct. 1 and 46 Advance flashing lights Eastbound 19.44 63’9” Westbound 19.19 63’0” 1 Jct. 1 and 46 Overhead Flashing lights Eastbound 6.43 21’1” 17.98 58’11” Westbound 5.56 18’3” 1 Jct. 1 and 48 Advance flashing lights Westbound 19.76 64’10” 1 Jct. 1 and 48 Overhead Flashing Lights Eastbound 6.98 22’10” Westbound 6.40 20’11” 1 Pilot Butte Access Overhead Flashing Light Eastbound 5.90 19’4” 1 Pilot Butte Access Overhead Flashing Light Westbound 5.90 19’4” 1 Pilot Butte Advance Warning Light Eastbound 5.8 19’0” 1 Pilot Butte Advance Warning Light Westbound 5.8 19’0” 1 CK intersection Road Closed sign Eastbound 5.50 18’0” 1 Cemetery Road, east of Advance warning for traffic Eastbound 15.2 49’10” Regina lights Westbound 15.2 49’10” 1 Cemetery Road, east of Overhead Traffic Signals Westbound 6.50 21' 4' 15.8 52' 0" Regina Eastbound 6.45 21' 2" 15.8 52' 0" 1 Prince of Wales – east of Advance warning for traffic Westbound 17.25 59’7” lights 1 Prince of Wales Dr Overhead Traffic Signals Eastbound 6.0 19’8” 14.9 48’10” Westbound 6.0 19’8” 14.9 48’10” 1 Coleman Crescent Overhead Traffic Signals Eastbound 6.0 19’8” 10.4 34’1” Westbound 6.0 19’8” 10.4 34’1” 1 Fleet St. Overhead warning lights Westbound 5.28 17’3” 17.42 57’1” 1 Fleet St. Traffic Light Westbound 5.28 17’3” 14.70 48’2” Eastbound 5.00 16’4” 13.43 44’0” 1 Fleet St. Overhead Sign Westbound 6.00 19’8” 20.50 67’3” 1 Truesdale Dr., Regina Traffic Lights Westbound 5.20 17’0” Eastbound 5.93 19’5” 1 East of Ring Road overpass Overhead warning light Eastbound 5.56 18’2” No overhead flashing light; (West of Truesdale) lights on each side 1 East side of Ring Road Traffic Lights Westbound 5.00 16’4” 16.20 53’1” overpass Eastbound 4.97 16’3” 17.32 56’9” Northbound 5.00 16’4” 22.50 73’9” 1 West of Ring Road Traffic Lights Westbound 5.20 17’0” 15.01 49’2” Eastbound 5.00 16’4” 16.28 53’4” Southbound 5.38 17’7” 25.60 83’11” 1 Victoria Ave. and Ring Road Underpass Westbound 4.90 16’0” 16.71 54’9” Eastbound 4.90 16’0” 16.71 54’9” 1 South of Victoria Ave., Overhead Sign Northbound 5.18 16’11” 25.60 83’11” Sign reads North and Regina Eastbound 1 South of Victoria Ave., Overhead Sign Southbound 5.60 18’4” 25.60 83’11” Sign reads South and Regina Westbound 1 Victoria Ave., West of Fleet Overhead Sign Westbound 5.50 18’0” 20.72 67’11” Sign reads City Center St., Regina 1 Under Hwy. 33 (Arcola Underpass Westbound 5.10 16’8” 18.49 60’7” Ave.), Regina Eastbound 5.10 16’8” 18.21 59’8” 1 Assiniboine Ave., Regina Underpass Westbound 4.80 15’8” 16.38 53’8” Eastbound 4.50 14’9” 16.38 53’8” 1 East of Wascana Parkway Sign Westbound 5.80 19’0” 21.03 68’11” 1 Off Ramp to Wascana Sign Westbound 5.90 19’4” 17.86 58’6” Parkway 1 Wascana Parkway Underpass Westbound 4.80 15’8” Eastbound 4.80 15’8” Last updated: Nov 26 2015 Page 2 of 19 Height Width Hwy Location Structure Direction Comments m ft m ft 1 Wascana Parkway off ramp Traffic Lights Westbound 5.75 19' 0" 10.6 35' 0" Eastbound 5.90 19' 4" 10.6 35' 0" 1 Jct. 6, Regina Overhead Sign Westbound 5.08 16’8” 19.43 63’8” Eastbound 5.08 16’8” 19.43 63’8” 1 Under Hwy. 6 (Albert St.), Underpass Westbound 4.70 15’5” 15.54 50’11” Regina Eastbound 4.70 15’5” 15.54 50’11” 1 East of Lewvan Dr. Overhead sign Westbound 5.50 18’0” 18.56 60’11” 1 West of Lewvan Dr. Overhead Sign Eastbound Being Reviewed 1 Intersection of Lewvan Dr., Lewvan Overpass Westbound 5.50 18’0” West of Regina Eastbound 5.50 18’0” 1 West Regina Bypass, west Overpass Westbound 5.4 17’8” of Lewvan Dr. Eastbound 5.3 17’4” 1 West of Pinkie Road Eastbound 6.55 21’4” (Greater Transportation Hub right lane Access) Eastbound 6.75 22’ left lane 1 Petrolia Road under Hwy 1, Service Road Underpass Westbound 4.90 16’0” 15.24 50’0” East of Moose Jaw 1 1.0 km East of Manitoba St. Overhead Sign Westbound 5.66 18’6” 19.81 64’11” Expressway exit Moose J aw 1 200 meters East of Overhead Sign Westbound 5.71 18’8” 19.81 64’11” Manitoba St. Expressway exit, Moose Jaw 1 Under Eastbound lane, East Underpass Westbound 5.00 16’4” 6.70 21’11” of Moose Jaw (exit to Manitoba St. Expressway) 1 Manitoba St. Expressway to Overhead Sign Westbound 5.20 17’0” 19.81 64’11” Hwy 2 and City Centre Moose Jaw 1 1 km East of Hwy 2 Overhead Sign Westbound 5.38 17’7” 19.51 64’0” underpass, Moose Jaw 1 Under Hwy. 2, North of Underpass Westbound 4.50 14’9” 20.12 66’0” Moose Jaw Eastbound 4.50 14’9” 20.12 66’0” 1 400 meters West of Hwy 2 Overhead Sign Eastbound 5.15 16’10” 19.51 64’0” underpass, Moose Jaw th 1 9 Ave. N. W., Moose Jaw Flashing Lights Westbound 5.79 18’11” (2 Signs) Eastbound 5.79 18’11” 1 East of Jct. 4 Overhead Sign Westbound 6.40 21’0” 18.21 59’8” th 1 11 Ave N. W., Overhead Sign Westbound 6.30 20’8” 18.21 59’8” Swift Current Eastbound 6.30 20’8” 18.21 59’8” th 1 11 Ave N. W., Under Hwy. Underpass Northbound 5.30 17’4” 21.34 70’0” 1, Swift Current Southbound 5.10 16’8” 21.34 70’0” 1 Under No. 32 Underpass Westbound 5.10 16’8” 22.55 73’11” Eastbound 5.50 18’0” 18.49 60’7” 1 West of Jct. 32 Overhead railway signals Westbound 5.20 17’0” 2 Over Crosswalk, Assiniboia Flashing Light 5.05 16’6” 2 On C. F. B Access, Overhead Pedestrian Sign Northbound 5.51 18’0” Moose Jaw Southbound 5.40 17’8” 2 South of Jct. 1, Sign Northbound 5.70 18’8” 19.51 64’0” Moose Jaw 2 North of Jct. 1, Sign Southbound 5.90 19’5” 19.51 64’0” Moose Jaw 2 Buffalo Pound Causeway Bridge 9.75 32’0” 2 Penzance Access Bridge 6.45 24’0” 2 Findlater Hill Bridge 39’9” 2 Jct.
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