Harptree, Saskatchewan

Harptree

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Location of Harptree in Saskatchewan

Harptree is a hamlet in Saskatchewan. The community was named by William Halwell, the first settler, after his original home, The Harptrees (East Harptree/West Harptree) in Somerset, England.^[1]

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Division No. 2, Saskatchewan

Cities

• Weyburn

Towns

• Bengough
• Midale
• Milestone
• Ogema
• Radville
• Yellow Grass

Villages

• Avonlea
• Ceylon
• Creelman
• Fillmore
• Goodwater
• Halbrite
• Lang
• Macoun
• McTaggart
• Minton
• Osage
• Pangman
• Torquay

Rural municipalities

• Bengough 40
• Brokenshell 68
• Caledonia 99
• Cambria 6
• Cymri 36
• Elmsthorpe 100
• Fillmore 96
• The Gap 39
• Griffin 66
• Happy Valley 10
• Key West 70
• Lake Alma 8
• Laurier 38
• Lomond 37
• Norton 69
• Scott 98
• Souris Valley 7
• Surprise Valley 9
• Wellington 97
• Weyburn 67

First Nations

• Piapot Cree

Indian reserves

• Piapot Cree First Nation 75H

Unincorporated
communities

Organized hamlets	Beaubier Big Beaver Claybank North Weyburn Parry Trossachs
Special service areas	Griffin Lake Alma Tribune
Hamlets	Kayville Oungre

• Amulet
• Bethesda
• Blooming
• Bromhead
• Brooking
• Bures
• Cedoux
• Colfax
• Colgate
• Dahinda
• Dummer
• Edgeworth
• Forward
• Froude
• Gladmar
• Glasnevin
• Gravelbourg Junction
• Hardy
• Harptree
• Hoffer
• Horizon
• Key West
• Khedive
• Lewvan
• Marienthal
• Moreland
• Outram
• Querrin
• Rafferty
• Rainton
• Ralph
• Ratcliffe
• Ritchie
• Roncott
• Truax
• Tyvan
• Wallace

See also: Municipalities in Saskatchewan

Census divisions of Saskatchewan

Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities

49°18′41″N 105°25′15″W / 49.31139°N 105.42083°W / 49.31139; -105.42083

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