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Priority Goods Exemptions Map Date: April905 16th, 2020 955 Legend Spring Road Restriction - Priority Goods Exempt Spring Road Restriction - No Exemptions Primary Weight 9 Months Primary Weight 914 LA LOCHE Secondary Weight905 909 BEAR CREEK Other Weight Classes G:\Projects\Spring restriction Map 2020 April 155 102 BUFFALO NARROWS PATUANAK 925 908 ILE-A-LA-CROSSE 903 914 915 918 135 155 165 910 965 935 165 2 106 912 FLIN FLON 936 911 CREIGHTON 165 919 155 106 DENARE BEACH 929 2 904 917 924 921 950 903 167 106 21 224 939 912 55 DORINTOSH 916 GREEN LAKE 4 924 969 927 55 26 106 55 MEADOW LAKE 21 2 55 922 963 304 913 942 926 943 970 945 264 120 928 265 946 106 123 4 9 FRENCHMAN BUTTE 3 120 21 263 24 CHOICELAND LOVE TOBIN LAKE 35 55 303 55 240 GARRICK 355 LLOYDMINSTER 255 3 55 303 9 26 378 2 55 6 3 PRINCE ALBERT 23 302 12 302 335 ZENON PARK 40 16 LEASK 21 MAYFAIR FAIRY GLEN RIDGEDALE 324 BIRCH HILLS 11 3 4 MARCELIN 25 378 35 40 3 BEATTY ERWOOD 376 MISTATIM PRAIRIE RIVER 212 20 MELFORT 3 HUDSON BAY NORTH BATTLEFORD DUCK LAKE 3 ST. ISIDORE-DE-BELLEVUE 981 40 225 320 41 RICHARD HAFFORD LAIRD BJORKDALE 2 SYLVANIA 312 WAKAW 29 340 6 MAYMONT 11 WAKAW LAKE 23 980 PLEASANTDALE WEEKES 982 17 368 UNITY 16 RADISSON 14 12 41 983 376 SCOTT 349 349 NAICAM WARMAN VONDA PRUD'HOMME MARTENSVILLE 14 27 374 317 21 9 35 4 HUMBOLDT 38 5 SASKATOON 14 31 BIGGAR 51 8 49 20 5 COLONSAY PREECEVILLE 51 NORQUAY PLUNKETT 49 397 2 7 60 PLENTY 6 9 365 307 31 16 BUCHANAN 45 219 11 5 FOAM LAKE 317 57 SHEHO 47 20 310 7 15 5 RUNNYMEDE 7 KENASTON 15 229 8 TOGO 42 SEMANS 357 21 15 4 219 309 44 DINSMORE 369 44 YORKTON 44 LOREBURN 44 10 52 52 45 19 2 80 DUVAL 30 LIBERTY 35 ELBOW MACNUTT 16 381 42 CRAIK 15 10 373 9 LUCKY LAKE LEADER BULYEA 310 HOLDFAST 220 MELVILLE AYLESBURY EARL GREY 15 CHURCHBRIDGE8 RIVERHURST 22 367 32 342 BEECHY 322 20 42 DILKE SILTON 6 10 21 SASKATCHEWAN BEACH ABBEY FINDLATER 354 80 KANNATA VALLEY KILLALY 2 321 11 99 210 BETHUNE 54 22 DISTRICT OF KATEPWA CRAVEN NEUDORF SUN VALLEY 22 56 EDENWOLD 10 STEWART VALLEY 42 DISLEY 19 PENNANT TUXFORD 364 247 FOX VALLEY INDIAN HEAD 371 37 32 SUCCESS CARON 1 47 301 SINTALUTA CHAPLIN 201 ERNFOLD CARONPORT REGINA 4 1 WALDECK PENSE 35 332 MOOSE JAW 48 SWIFT CURRENT 58 VIBANK GOLDEN PRAIRIE SWIFT CURRENT 8 19 6 ODESSA 2 KENDAL 47 1 1 339 363 39 WEBB 33 363 SHAMROCK BRIERCREST GRAY HODGEVILLE 379 CODERRE RICETON 9 WILCOX FRANCIS 48 1 343 37 AVONLEA MAPLE CREEK NEVILLE 334 2 306 OSAGE MOSSBANK 43 VANGUARD 33 48 FAIRLIGHT 43 4 21 39 58 36 271 13 CADILLAC ORMISTON MCTAGGART KINCAID LAFLECHE SHAUNAVON 334 WEYBURN FORGET LIMERICK 13 ARCOLA PANGMAN 13 TROSSACHS 13 19 358 2 13 13 MCCORD RADVILLE 47 18 377 39 361 35 MANKOTA BENGOUGH CONSUL WOOD MOUNTAIN 13 28 4 36 6 ALAMEDA 318 FRONTIERCLIMAX VAL MARIE 18 18 BRACKEN 34 CARNDUFF 21 18 ROCKGLEN ESTEVAN 37 18 TORQUAY 18 9 4 CORONACH 8 ROCHE PERCEE 18 350 2 39 saskatchewan.ca.

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