Lakes
- Alsask Lake
- Aadland Lake the first place in Saskatchewan alphabetically
- Ajawaan Lake in Prince Albert National Park. Former home of internationally renowned writer and conservationist Grey Owl.
- Amisk Lake
- Lake Athabasca in Alberta and Saskatchewan
- Beaver Lake
- Beaverlodge Lake
- Big Quill Lake
- Black Lake near the community of Black Lake
- Blackstrap Lake, a man-made lake in Blackstrap Provincial Park
- Boundary dam Reservoir a man-made lake south of Estevan
- Bulrush Lake, near the community of Imperial
- Buffalo Pound Lake man-made lake on the Qu'Appelle River north of Moose Jaw
- Cabri Lake northwest of Leader
- Ceylon Lake
- Cheviot Lake
- Chaplin Lake near the village of chaplin
- Churchill Lake
- Christopher Lake
- Cold Lake in Alberta and Saskatchewan
- Cowan Lake
- Cree Lake
- Crooked Lake a Qu'Appelle lake
- Crystal Lake
- Cumberland Lake
- Davey Lake
- Davy Lake Located Southeast of Lake Athabasca at 58° 51′ 56″N 108° 17′ 50″W
- Deadmoose Lake
- Deschambault Lake
- Don Lake
- Dorė Lake
- Elder Lake
- Ena Lake
- Fishing Lakes - Four lakes which form part of the Qu'Appelle River system.
- Fredette Lake
- Frobisher Lake
- Hill Lake
- Indi Lake
- Lac La Loche
- Lac la Ronge
- Lake Diefenbaker man made lake on the South Saskatchewan River south of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan.
- LeBlanc Lake
- Lenore Lake
- Little Manitou Lake near Watrous
- Little Quill Lake
- Martin Lake
- Manitou Lake near Lloydminster
- McInnis Lake
- Milton Lake
- Montreal Lake
- Nelman Lake
- Old Wives Lake
- Patience Lake
- Peter Pond Lake
- Pinehouse Lake
- Pluton Lake
- Primrose Lake in Saskatchewan and Alberta
- Round Lake one of the Qu'Appelle Lakes
- Salverson Lake
- Scott Lake in Saskatchewan and the Northwest Territories
- Smysniuk Lake
- Redberry Lake near Hafford, Saskatchewan.
- Reindeer Lake in Manitoba and Saskatchewan
- Selwyn Lake in the Northwest Territories and Saskatchewan
- Snipe Lake north of Snipe Lake
- Tazin Lake
- Thorvaldson Lake
- Tobin Lake man-made lake on the Saskatchewan River near Nipawin, Saskatchewan.
- Turnor Lake
- Turtle Lake home of the Turtle Lake Monster
- Versailles Lake
- Wakaw Lake
- Waldsea Lake
- Waskesiu Lake in Prince Albert National Park.
- Wasekamio Lake (Saskatchewan)
- Wollaston Lake
- close Lake
- Russel Lake (Poorfish Lake)
- Unknown Lake (Actual name)
- Lac La Plonge
- Lower Foster Lake
- Middle Foster Lake
- Upper Foster Lake
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