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- ↑ Frank Moore, Saskatchewan Ghost Towns, (Regina: Associated Printers, 1982), p. 33, accessed 15 September 2009.
Coordinates: 49°11′00″N106°06′02″W / 49.18333°N 106.10056°W
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