Rural Municipality of Abernethy No. 186

Abernethy No. 186 (2006 population 375) is a rural municipality in southeastern Saskatchewan, Canada on the Qu'Appelle River and was formed on December 11, 1911. It is located in Division No. 1.

Statistics

Canada census – Rural Municipality of Abernethy No. 186 community profile

	2011	2006

Population: Land area: Population density: Median age: Total private dwellings: Median household income:		375 (-13.4% from 2001) 779.42 km² (300.94 sq mi) 0.5/km² (1.3/sq mi) N/A (M: N/A, F: N/A) 175 $N/A

References: 2006^[1]

N/A = Data Not Available

Visible minorities and Aboriginal population
Canada 2006 Census		Population	% of Total Population
Visible minority group Source:^[2]	South Asian	0	0
	Chinese	0	0
	Black	0	0
	Filipino	0	0
	Latin American	0	0
	Southeast Asian	0	0
	Arab	0	0
	West Asian	0	0
	Korean	0	0
	Japanese	0	0
	Mixed visible minority	0	0
	Other visible minority	0	0
Total visible minority population		0	0
Aboriginal group Source:^[2]	First Nations	10	2.7
	Métis	0	0
	Inuit	0	0
Total Aboriginal population		10	2.7
White		365	97.3
Total population		375	100

Communities

The following communities are located in this municipality:

Towns

Balcarres

Villages

Abernethy

Resort Villages

Katepwa
Katepwa Beach, dissolved as a resort village and amalgamated into Resort Village District of Katepwa, July 24, 2004.
Katepwa South, dissolved as a resort village and amalgamated into Resort Village District of Katepwa, July 24, 2004.
Sandy Beach, dissolved as a resort village and amalgamated into Resort Village District of Katepwa, July 24, 2004.

Hamlets

Blackwood
Kenlis
Lorlie

Transportation

Saskatchewan Railways and Railway Stations

(historic or current)

Brandon-Virden-Saskatoon Section C.P.R. – serves Neudorf, Lemberg, Abernethy, Balcarres, Patrick

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Saskatchewan Highways and Roads

For more information see also List of Saskatchewan provincial highways

For more information see also List of Saskatchewan provincial roads

Highway 22—serves Balcarres, Saskatchewan [west]
Highway 10—serves Balcarres, Saskatchewan [east]
Highway 310—serves Balcarres, Saskatchewan [north]
Highway 619—serves Balcarres, Saskatchewan [south]

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Attractions

Motherwell Homestead, a National Historic Site of Canada

Subdivisions of Saskatchewan

Subdivisions	Regions Census divisions SARM divisions Municipalities Rural municipalities

Communities	Cities Towns Villages Resort villages Hamlets Indian reserves Ghost towns

Cities	Estevan Flin Flon (part) Humboldt Lloydminster (part) Martensville Meadow Lake Melfort Melville Moose Jaw North Battleford Prince Albert Regina Saskatoon Swift Current Warman Weyburn Yorkton

Rural municipalities	Aberdeen Abernethy Antelope Park Antler Arborfield Argyle Arlington Arm River Auvergne Baildon Barrier Valley Battle River Bayne Beaver River Bengough Benson Big Arm Biggar Big Quill Big River Big Stick Birch Hills Bjorkdale Blaine Lake Blucher Bone Creek Bratt's Lake Britannia Brock Brokenshell Browning Buchanan Buckland Buffalo Calder Caledonia Cambria Cana Canaan Canwood Carmichael Caron Chaplin Chester Chesterfield Churchbridge Clayton Clinworth Coalfields Colonsay Connaught Corman Park Cote Coteau Coulee Craik Cupar Cut Knife Cymri Deer Forks Douglas Duck Lake Dufferin Dundurn Eagle Creek Edenwold Elcapo Eldon Elfros Elmsthorpe Emerald Enfield Enniskillen Enterprise Estevan Excel Excelsior Eyebrow Eye Hill Fertile Belt Fertile Valley Fillmore Fish Creek Flett's Springs Foam Lake Fox Valley Francis Frenchman Butte Frontier Garden River Garry Glen Bain Glen McPherson Glenside Golden West Good Lake Grandview Grant Grass Lake Grassy Creek Gravelbourg Grayson Great Bend Griffin Gull Lake Happyland Happy Valley Harris Hart Butte Hazel Dell Hazelwood Heart's Hill Hillsborough Hillsdale Hoodoo Hudson Bay Humboldt Huron Indian Head Insinger Invergordon Invermay Ituna Bon Accord Kellross Kelvington Keys Key West Kindersley King George Kingsley Kinistino Lacadena Lac Pelletier Laird Lajord Lake Alma Lake Johnston Lakeland Lake Lenore Lake of the Rivers Lakeside Lakeview Langenburg Last Mountain Valley Laurier Lawtonia Leask Leroy Lipton Livingston Lomond Lone Tree Longlaketon Loon Lake Loreburn Lost River Lumsden Manitou Lake Mankota Maple Bush Maple Creek Mariposa Marquis Marriott Martin Maryfield Mayfield McCraney McKillop McLeod Meadow Lake Medstead Meeting Lake Meota Mervin Milden Milton Miry Creek Monet Montmartre Montrose Moose Creek Moose Jaw Moose Mountain Moose Range Moosomin Morris Morse Mountain View Mount Hope Mount Pleasant Newcombe Nipawin North Battleford North Qu'Appelle Norton Oakdale Old Post Orkney Paddockwood Parkdale Paynton Pense Perdue Piapot Pinto Creek Pittville Pleasantdale Pleasant Valley Ponass Lake Poplar Valley Porcupine Prairiedale Prairie Rose Preeceville Prince Albert Progress Reciprocity Redberry Redburn Reford Reno Riverside Rocanville Rodgers Rosedale Rosemount Rosthern Round Hill Round Valley Rudy Saltcoats Sarnia Saskatchewan Landing Sasman Scott Senlac Shamrock Shellbrook Sherwood Silverwood Sliding Hills Snipe Lake Souris Valley South Qu'Appelle Spalding Spiritwood Spy Hill St. Andrews Stanley Star City St. Louis St. Peter St. Philips Stonehenge Storthoaks Surprise Valley Sutton Swift Current Tecumseh Terrell The Gap Three Lakes Tisdale Torch River Touchwood Tramping Lake Tullymet Turtle River Usborne Val Marie Vanscoy Victory Viscount Wallace Walpole Waverley Wawken Webb Wellington Weyburn Wheatlands Whiska Creek White Valley Willner Willow Bunch Willow Creek Willowdale Wilton Winslow Wise Creek Wolseley Wolverine Wood Creek Wood River Wreford

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Footnotes

↑ "2006 Community Profiles". Canada 2006 Census. Statistics Canada. March 30, 2011. Retrieved 2009-02-24.
1 2 Community Profiles from the 2006 Census, Statistics Canada – Census Subdivision
↑ Canadian Maps: January 1925 Waghorn's Guide. Post Offices in Man. Sask. Alta. and West Ontario.
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Coordinates: 50°44′35″N 103°28′05″W / 50.743°N 103.468°W / 50.743; -103.468

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