↑ Sunrise and ↓ Sunset in Saskatchewan (13 Locations) |
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| Creighton | ↑ 5:53 am | ↓ 9:35 pm | Meadow Lake | ↑ 5:22 am | ↓ 8:59 pm | Stony Rapids | ↑ 4:46 am | ↓ 9:14 pm |
| Denare Beach | ↑ 5:54 am | ↓ 9:35 pm | Moose Jaw | ↑ 5:25 am | ↓ 8:33 pm | Swift Current | ↑ 5:34 am | ↓ 8:41 pm |
| Elbow | ↑ 5:26 am | ↓ 8:39 pm | Prince Albert | ↑ 5:15 am | ↓ 8:44 pm | Yorkton | ↑ 5:09 am | ↓ 8:23 pm |
| La Ronge | ↑ 5:05 am | ↓ 8:50 pm | Regina | ↑ 5:21 am | ↓ 8:29 pm | |||
| Lloydminster | ↑ 5:32 am | ↓ 9:01 pm | Saskatoon | ↑ 5:23 am | ↓ 8:43 pm | |||
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