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Saskatchewan Highway 31

Provincial highway in Saskatchewan, Canada

Summary

Provincial highway in Saskatchewan, Canada

FieldValue
provinceSK
typeHwy
route31
map
map_customyes
map_notesHighway 31 highlighted in red
photo_width250
length_km185.3
length_round1
length_ref
direction_aWest
direction_bEast
terminus_aat Macklin
junctionat Kerrobert
terminus_bnear Rosetown
townsMacklin, Luseland, Kerrobert
rural_municipalitiesEye Hill, Grass Lake, Progress, Oakdale, Winslow, Mountain View, Marriott
previous_typeHwy
previous_route30
next_typeHwy
next_route32

Highway 31 is a provincial highway in the Canadian province of Saskatchewan. It runs from Highway 14 in Macklin to Highway 4 about 12 km north of Rosetown. Highway 31 is about 185 km long.

The portion of Highway 31 for the 23 km between Highway 656 and Highway 4 is called Pasture Road.

Route description

Highway 31 begins at Highway 14 and drops south into Macklin. From Macklin, it provides access to Macklin Lake Regional Park, crosses Eyehill Creek, and then heads south-east towards the communities of Primate, Denzil, and Salvador. This section of highway follows the Sheppard Sloughs. Continuing south-east from the sloughs, Highway 31 provides access to Luseland and then heads to the junction with Highways 21 and 51 north of Kerrobert. All three highways carry on concurrently for 2.4 km into Kerrobert. Highway 51 splits off east while Highways 21 and 31 drop south for 14 km, at which point Highway 31 turns east.

Highway 31 travels east from 21 passing through Millerdale, Dodsland, and Druid en route to the village of Plenty, at which point it turns south for about 6 mi before resuming its eastward travel. The highway stays on its eastwardly course until it meets, and begins a 4 mi southbound concurrency with Highway 656. Near Herschel, the two highways split with 656 crossing Eagle Creek and going into Herschel while 31 turns due east until it meets Highway 4 north of Rosetown.

Major intersections

From west to east: east end of Hwy 51 concurrency

References

References

  1. "Highway 31 in Saskatchewan".
  2. "Central - Macklin - Hwys 14, 17, 31". Government of Saskatchewan.
  3. "Macklin Lake Regional Park". Government of Saskatchewan.
  4. "Central - Denzil - Hwy 31". Government of Saskatchewan.
  5. "Sheppard Sloughs". Government of Canada.
  6. "Central - Luseland - Hwy 31". Government of Saskatchewan.
  7. "Central - Kerrobert - Hwys 21, 31, 51". Government of Saskatchewan.
  8. "Central - Plenty - Hwy 31". Government of Saskatchewan.
  9. "Central - Herschel - Hwy 31". Government of Saskatchewan.
  10. MapArt. (2007). "Saskatchewan Road Atlas". Peter Heiler Ltd.
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