Isham, Saskatchewan

Isham

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Location of Isham in Saskatchewan

Isham is a community in Saskatchewan. According to the local RM of Snipe Lake history book, Eric Christopher Brown served as mayor from 1964-78 before moving to Arcola and starting up the first ladder golf manufacturing business in western Canada.

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Division No. 8, Saskatchewan

Cities

• Swift Current

Towns

• Burstall
• Cabri
• Eatonia
• Elrose
• Eston
• Gull Lake
• Kyle
• Leader

Villages

• Abbey
• Fox Valley
• Golden Prairie
• Hazlet
• Lancer
• Mendham
• Pennant
• Prelate
• Richmound
• Sceptre
• Stewart Valley
• Success
• Tompkins
• Webb

Rural municipalities

• Big Stick 141
• Chesterfield 261
• Clinworth 230
• Deer Forks 232
• Enterprise 142
• Fox Valley 171
• Gull Lake 139
• Happyland 231
• Lacadena 228
• Miry Creek 229
• Monet 257
• Newcombe 260
• Pittville 169
• Riverside 168
• Saskatchewan Landing 167
• Snipe Lake 259
• Swift Current 137
• Webb 138

Unincorporated
communities

Organized hamlets	Wymark
Special service areas	Mantario
Hamlets	Laporte

• Abbey Colony
• Aikins
• Beverley
• Cantuar
• Chipperfield
• Cuthbert
• Duncairn
• Dunelm
• Estuary
• Eyre
• Forgan
• Gascoigne
• Glidden
• Greenan
• Gunnworth
• Hak
• High Point
• Horsham
• Hughton
• Inglebright
• Isham
• Java
• Lacadena
• Leinan
• Lemsford
• Lille
• Linacre
• Madison
• Matador
• Mondou
• Nadeauville
• Penkill
• Plato
• Player
• Portreeve
• Rhineland
• Richlea
• Roadene
• Rosengart
• Roseray
• Saltburn
• Sanctuary
• Schantzenfeld
• Schoenfeld
• Schoenwiese
• Shackleton
• Snipe Lake
• Springfeld
• Surprise
• Tuberose
• Tunstall
• Tyner
• Verlo
• Wartime
• Wheatland Colony
• White Bear
• Witley
• Wyatt

See also: Municipalities in Saskatchewan

Census divisions of Saskatchewan

Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities

51°04′22″N 108°33′43″W / 51.07278°N 108.56194°W / 51.07278; -108.56194

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