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The Community Well-Being (CWB) Index, 2016 117° W 114° W 111° W 108° W 105° W 102° W Well-Being in First Nation: The Community Well-Being (CWB) Index, 2016 Selwyn N Lake ° 0 Saskatchewan 6 Misaw Lake Lake Athabasca F¸ ond du Lac 227 Stony Rapids ! ¸ Chicken 224 Black Lake Phelps Lake CWB Index Score Range, 2016 Charcoal Lake Hatchet Lake ¸ 0 - 49 Pasfield ¸ Lake Theriau N 50 - 59 ° Higher scores Lake 7 5 indicate a greater Waterbury Wollaston Lake ! Lake · 60 - 69 level of socio-economic well-being. ¸ Lac La Hache 220 ^ 70 - 79 ^ !P ^^ 80 - 100 Wollaston Lake Lloyd Lake Cree Lake Careen Lake Black Birch Wasekamio Lake Lake Highrock Reindeer Lake Clearwa¸ ter River Dene 222 Lake Turnor Lake Wathaman !P Upper Lake La Loche ¸ Foster Lac Lake La Loche Frobisher Lake N Turnor Lake Nokomis ° Lake 7 5 193B Oliver Lake SASKATCHEWAN Davin Lake Deception Lake Buffalo River Dene Nation 193 (Peter Pond Lake¸ 193) Churchill Macoun Lake Lake ¸ Wapachewunak 192D ¸ !P ! Southend No. 200A Southend 200 · Primeau Lake Buffalo Narrows Dipper C Lac h Lake u r Île- c h à-la- il l R Crosse Brabant iv e Lake r Knee Lake Pinehouse Lake Sandfly Lake McIntosh Steephill Lake Black Bear Lake Kazan Island Lake Lake Île-à-la-Crosse !P Pinehouse P ! ¸ Besnard Grandmother's Bay 219 Lake Canoe Lake Mountain ¸ Canoe Lake 165 La ¸ Plonge 192 Nemeiben Lake Lake Chu rchill River Arsenault ¸ Stanley 157 ¸ Primrose Lake Sandy Bay Lake Sucker River 156C ¸ !P Keeley Lac la (Nemebien River 156C) Wapaskokimaw 202 Lake Plonge ¸ Trade Lake Lac la Ronge Kipahigin N Morin Lake 217 ¸ Lake ° ¸ 4 Kitsakie 156B Wood 5 Egg !P Lake Lake Pel¸ ican Narrows 184B Doré Lake Lac La Ronge 156 Pelican Narrows ! La Ronge Wapawekka Lake B¸ ig Island Lake Cree Territory Pelican Mirond Lake Lake Smoothstone ¸ W¸ aterhen 130 Lake Kimosom Pwatinahk 203 Deschambault Lake Waterhen !P (Deschambault Lake) Lake Sled ¸ Lake Ministikwan 161A Jan Lake Deschambault Lake ¸ Ministikwan 161 Clarke Lake MANITOBA ¸ Flying Dust First Nation 105 (Meadow Lake 105) Makwa Lake 129B Flin P·! Flon Meadow Lake ! Eagles Lake 165C Montreal Lake ^^ Amisk Big Sandy Lake Lake ¸ ¸ Seekaskootch 119 Crean Suggi Lake Lake Delaronde ¸ Montreal Lake 106 Lake Makaoo (Part) 120 ! ¸ Montreal Lake Sturgeon Weir 184F Turtle Lake ¸ Chitek Lake 191 Cumberland ¸ Lake Thunderchild Candle First Nation 115B Bi¸ g River 118 Lake " Cumberland House ¸ Lloydminster ¸ ! N ° Cumberland House Cree Nation 20 4 5 Witchekan Lake 117 Mon¸ treal Lake 106B ¸ A¸ htahkakoop 104 !P ¸ Little Red River 106C Saulteaux 159¸ ¸ Tobin Sturgeon Lake 101 Lake ¸ ¸ ¸ Moosomin 112B Wahpaton 94A ¸ ALBERTA Little Pine 116 Carrot River 29A ¸ !P ¸ ¸ Poundmaker 114 Mistawasis 103 Nipawin Shellbrook " Prince Albert !P Shoal Lake 28A ¸ Muskeg Lake Cree Nation 102 Carrot River Red Earth 29 ¸ Sweet Grass 113 Jam¸ es Smith 100 !P Muskoday First Nation "North Battleford ·! ¸ Cumberland 100A B¸ eardy's 97 and Okemasis 96 r ¸ ive Grizzly Bear's Head 110 and Lean Man 111 g R win ¸ ¸ flo Macklin Unity ver !P !P Melfort O ¸ One Arrow 95 !P Mosquito 109 !P Tisdale Red Pheasant 108 !P Rosthern Hudson Bay !P ¸ Kinistin 91 River Red Deer Martensville !P Kerrobert Biggar !P !P "Saskatoon ¸ Yellowquill 90 Humboldt !P Whitecap r e v i N R ° ^ 1 n 5 ^ a Kindersley w P S ! Lanigan Wadena !P Rosetown !P Big Little !P Quill Quill Fis¸ hing Lake 89 Preeceville Lake Lake !P Outlook !P Wynyard !P Watrous !P Eston Foam Lake The Key 65 P ¸ ! Day Star 87 !P ·! ¸ ·! Keeseekoose 66 ¸ Leader Poorman 88 ! Davidson Cote 64 !P Last !P Mountain Lake ¸ Kamsack Gordon 86 ¸ Muskowekwan 85 Yorkton " Q Lake Diefenbaker u 'A p pe Little Black Bear 84¸ lle R ¸ iv er ¸ Standing Buffalo 78 Star Blanket 83 ¸ ¸ Okanese 82 Melville ¸ Muscowp¸ etung 80 Fort !P ¸ N Peepeekisis 81 Qu'Appelle ° 1 Piapot 75 !P 5 ·! Wa-Pii Moos-Toosis (White Calf) 83A !P " Pasqua 79 Chaplin Langenburg Lake !P Swift Current Shesheep 74A Esterhazy Gull Lake Moose Jaw " !P ^¸ !P !P Regina Indian Head ^ Cowessess 73 Sakimay 74 ¸ Maple Creek ^ ·! Kahkewistahaw 72 ¸ Ochapowace 71 ¸ ! Nekaneet Cree Nation !P · Assiniboine 76 Old Grenfell Wives Lake Gravelbourg Shaunavon !P !P Kipling !P Moosomin !P Assiniboia ¸ !P Ocean Man 69 White Bear 70 " ! ·! Weyburn Griffin Carlyle !P Big Muddy Lake Oxbow Estevan !P " Carnduff Disclaimer: !P This map is for illustrative purposes only. N ° 8 4 ) 2 1 0 8 Sources: 2 9 0 9 The Community Well-Being (CWB) Index is produced by CIRNAC-ISC using # Scale : 1:1 600 000 s c data from the Census of Population, 2016, Statistics Canada. Data are United States o d presented at the census subdivision (CSD) level. C G ( NRCAN: National Atlas of Canada, 1 : 7,500,000. E 0 25 50 100 km _ K S _ c 5 0 111° W 108° W 105° W 102° W - 0 1 S G Indigenous Services Canada, Geomatics Services, October 2019..
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