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Geographic Coordinates
Latitude and Longitude is an "Absolute Location" using a recognized coordinate system.
In that regard, we list the absolute location of a few places in Saskatchewan. * Regina: (capital city) 50º 46' N, 104º 61' W * Prince Albert: 53º 21' N, 105º 76' W * Black Lake: 59º 10' N, 105º 72' W (Latitudes and Longitudes) - specific details here! The Relative Location of any place on the planet is its geographical relationship to other places or landforms.
In that regard, Saskatchewan is located in both the northern and western hemispheres. Specifically positioned in central Canada, a part of North America, Saskatchewan is bordered by the Canadian provinces of Alberta and Manitoba, and by Northwest Territories. In addition, the province is bordered by the U.S. States of Montana and North Dakota. (Relative Locations) - specific details here!  
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