List of Rivers of Saskatchewan - Rivers

Rivers

  • Arctic Ocean watershed
    • Fond du Lac River
      • Cree River
        • Pipestone River
        • Rapid River
    • Clearwater River
  • Hudson Bay watershed
    • Assiniboine River
      • Qu'Appelle River
      • Souris River
    • Churchill River
      • Beaver River
    • Saskatchewan River
      • Carrot River
      • North Saskatchewan River
        • Battle River
        • Little Red River (Saskatchewan)
        • Shell River (Saskatchewan)
        • Spruce River (Saskatchewan)
        • Sturgeon River (Saskatchewan)
      • South Saskatchewan River
        • Red Deer River
    • Arm River
    • Birch River
    • McDougal River
    • Montreal River
    • Moose Jaw River
    • Scarth River
    • Torch River
    • Wood River
  • Gulf of Mexico watershed
    • Poplar River
    • Frenchman River

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