Hamlets
In Saskatchewan, a hamlet is an unincorporated community with at least five occupied dwellings situated on separate lots and at least 10 separate lots, the majority of which are an average size of less than one acre. The people in a hamlet may apply for organized hamlet status within the rural municipality in which the hamlet is located.
Many, but not all, organized hamlets in Saskatchewan are accorded the status of designated place in the Canadian census; unorganized hamlets are not.
As of 2008, there are 171 organized hamlets in Saskatchewan.
Alta Vista · Amsterdam · Anglin Lake · Ardill · Arlington Beach · Avonhurst · Baldwinton · Balone Beach · Bankend · Barrier Ford · Barthel · Bateman · Bayard · Bayview Heights · Beadle · Beaubier · Beaver Creek · Bellegarde · Benito Beach · Bertwell · Big Beaver · Big Shell · Bird's Point · Blumenheim · Blumenthal · Bodmin · Brancepeth · Bromhead · Burgis Beach · Burr · Cactus Lake · Candiac · Cannington Lake · Caron · Casa Rio · Cathedral Bluffs · Cedar Villa Estates · Cedoux · Chamakese · Chelan · Chitek · Chorney Beach · Chortitz · Clair · Claybank · Clemenceau · Colesdale Park · Congress · Corning · Courval · Crane Valley · Crooked River · Crutwell · Crystal Bay-Sunset · Crystal Lake · Crystal Springs · Cudsaskwa Beach · Darlings Beach · Davin · Day's Beach · Delmas · Demaine · Eagle Ridge Country Estates · Edgeley · Elbow Lake · Eldersley · Erwood · Evergreen Acres · Evergreen Brightsand · Fairholme · Fairy Glen · Fife Lake · Fiske · Frenchman Butte · Furdale · Garrick · Good Spirit Acres · Gray · Greenspot · Gronlid · Guernsey · Hagen · Hazel Dell · Hendon · Hitchcock Bay · Hoey · Holbein · Horseshoe Bay · Indian Point-Golden Sands · Jasmin · Kandahar · Kayville · Ketchen · Kopp's Kove · Kronau · Kuroki · Kylemore · Lady Lake · Lakeview · Langbank · Lanz Point · Laporte · Lisieux · Little Fishing Lake · Little Swan River · Livelong · Lone Rock · MacDowall · Main Centre · Martinson's Beach · Mayfair · Maymont Beach · McCord · Merrill Hills · Meskanaw · Mikado · Mohr's Beach · Moose Bay · Mozart · Mullingar · Nesslin Lake · Neuanlage · Neuhorst · North Colesdale Park · North Shore Fishing Lake · North Weyburn · Northside · Nut Mountain · Okla · Ormiston · Otthon · Ottman-Murray Beach · Oungre · Parkland Beach · Parkview · Parry · Pasqua Lake · Peebles · Pelican Cove · Pelican Point · Pelican Shores (formerly Espeseth Cove) · Percival · Phillips Grove · Powm Beach · Prairie River · Prince · Riceton · Riverside Estates · Runnymede · Sand Point Beach · Sarnia Beach · Scout Lake · Shipman · Simmie · Sleepy Hollow · Snowden · Sorenson's Beach · South Waterhen Lake · Spring Bay · Spruce Bay · Spruce Lake · St. Isidore-de-Bellevue · St. Joseph's · Summerfield Beach · Sunset Beach · Sunset View Beach · Swan Plain · Sylvania · Tadmore · Taylor Beach · Trevessa Beach · Trossachs · Tuffnell · Turtle Lake Lodge · Turtle Lake South Bay · Tway · Uhl's Bay · Usherville · Vantage · Viceroy · West Chatfield Beach · Westview · White Bear · Wishart · Wymark ·
The following hamlets do not have organized hamlet status.
Admiral · Alticane · Ardath · Ardwick · Arelee · Armley · Armour Siding · Baildon · Baldwinton · Baljennie · Bapaume · Baring · Bateman · Batoche · Battrum · Beacon Hill · Beaufield (originally named Ednaburg) · Bechard · Benson · Berth · Bertwell · Besant · Beverley · Birch Lake · Birmingham · Birsay · Blackstrap · Blucher · Blumenhof · Blumenort · Bodmin · Boharm · Boundary Dam Lake · Bounty · Brada · Bremen · Bresaylor · Bridgeford · Broadacres · Bromhead · Brooksby · Browning · Buffalo Gap · Burrows · Bushell Park · Cardross · Carlea · Carlton · Canora Beach · Colesdale Park · Colfax · Coop · Copper Sands · Cory · Crane · Crystal Beach · D'Arcy · Danbury · Davis · Divide · Dollard · Donavon (Birdview) · Duperow (Lydden) · Duvco · Edenburg · Emma Lake · Endeavour (Annette) · England · Espeseth Cove (Pelican Shores) · Expanse (former name of Lake Johnston) · Ferguson Bay · Fertile · Fielding · Fir Mountain · Flintoft · Floral · Flotten Lake · Forgan · Foxford · Fulda · Furness · Girvin · Glenbain (Glen Bain) · Grasswood · Grandora · Griffin · Grenfell Beach · Guise Beach · Handel · Harptree · Herschel · Hochstadt · Hoosier · Howe Bay · Inchkeith · Indian Point · Insinger · Instow · Isham · Jackfish Lake · Jan Lake · Jedburgh · KC Beach · Kedleston Beach · Keeley Lake · Kinookimaw · Kuroki Beach · Lac La Peche · Lac La Plonge · Laura · Leacross · Liebenthal · Lipp's Beach · Little Amyot Lake · Loch Leven · Lorlie · Madge Lake · Mainprize · Mantario · McGee · McIntosh Point · Meyronne · Mission Lake Subdivision · Mont Nebo · Moose Range · Mount Carmel (Grosse Butte) · Murray Point · Neidpath · Neis Beach · Nelson Beach · Nemeiben Lake · Northgate · Okema Beach · Old Man on His Back Shortgrass Prairie and Heritage Preserve · Onion Lake · Orkney · Parkerview (Crowtherview) · Penzance · Red Deer Hill (originally named Aaskana) · Redwing · Reward · Robsart · Ruby Lake Beach · Schantzenfeld · Schoenfeld · Serath · Sonningdale · Sovereign · Springfeld · Spring Valley · Spruce Home · St. Denis · St. Front · Stalwart · Steelman · Stony Beach · Stranraer · Swanson · Tarnopol · Truax · Uren · Veregin · West Bend · Wroxton · Xena · Zehner · Zeneta ·
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Famous quotes containing the word hamlets:
“Mr. [John] Barrymore’s smile was the smile of an actor who hates actors, and who knows that he is going to kill two or three before the play is over. I am not an actor-killer, but I like my Hamlets to dislike actors, if you know what I mean, and I think you don’t.”
—Robert Benchley (1889–1945)
“The instincts of merry England lingered on here with exceptional vitality, and the symbolic customs which tradition has attached to each season of the year were yet a reality on Egdon. Indeed, the impulses of all such outlandish hamlets are pagan still: in these spots homage to nature, self-adoration, frantic gaieties, fragments of Teutonic rites to divinities whose names are forgotten, seem in some way or other to have survived mediaeval doctrine.”
—Thomas Hardy (1840–1928)