Saskatchewan Highway 4

Highway 4
Route information
Maintained by Saskatchewan Ministry of Highways and Infrastructure
Length:	655 km[1] (407 mi)
Major junctions
South end:	US 191, US-Canada border at Monchy
North end:	Hwy 224 / Hwy 904 near Grieg Lake
Location
Major cities:	Swift Current, Rosetown, Biggar, Battleford, North Battleford, Meadow Lake
Highway system
Provincial highways in Saskatchewan ← Hwy 3 Hwy 5 →

Highway 4 is a major highway in the Canadian province of Saskatchewan. It runs from U.S. Route 191 at the United States border near Monchy to Highway 224/Highway 904 at Meadow Lake Provincial Park. Highway 4 is about 655 km (407 mi.) long.

Major communities that Highway 4 passes through are Swift Current, Rosetown, Biggar, Battleford, North Battleford, and Meadow Lake. It also passes The Battlefords Provincial Park.

Intersections from south to north

Rural municipality	Location	km[1]	Mile	Destinations	Notes
Val Marie	Monchy	0	0		Continues southward as US 191 Hwy 4 begins
		16	10	Hwy 18 west – Bracken, Climax, Robsart	Concurrency with Highway 18 east begins concurrency turns northeast
	Masefield	18	11
		26	16	607 Hwy 607 east – Rosefield Range Road 135	Concurrency turns north
	Val Marie	32	20	Hwy 18 east – Mankota, Fir Mountain, Rockglen	Concurrency with Highway 18 east ends
		48	30	Township Road 50 (West Val Marie Irrigation Project Access Road)
	Beaver Valley	55	34
Wise Creek		77	48	722 Hwy 722 west – Shaunavon Township Road 82
	Cadillac	87	54	Hwy 13 – Robsart, Shaunavon, Assiniboia, Weyburn
Lac Pelletier		110	68	Township Road 114 (Studer Road)
		113	70	Hwy 43 east – Vanguard, Gravelbourg Township Road 120
		117	73	Township Road 122 (Blumenort Access Road)
		119	74	Hwy 343 west – Simmie Township Road 126
Swift Current		123	76	Hwy 379 east – McMahon 721 Hwy 721 west
		129	80	Township Road 142 (Rhineland Access Road)
		136	85	Hwy 363 east – Hodgeville, Moose Jaw
City	Swift Current	143	89	Township Road 154 (Airport Road)
		144	89	Chaplin Street East
		146	91	Hwy 1 (TCH) – Calgary, Medicine Hat, Moose Jaw, Regina
		147	91	Central Avenue North	Hwy 4 turns right Highway leaves Swift Current
Saskatchewan Landing		168	104	736 Hwy 736 east
	Stewart Valley	182	113	738 Hwy 738 east	Hwy 4 turns west Concurrency with Hwy 738 west begins
	–	188	117	738 Hwy 738 west – Cabri	Hwy 4 turns north Concurrency with Hwy 738 west ends
Lacadena		199	124	Hwy 4 crosses Lake Diefenbaker
	Kyle	221	137	Range Road 220
	–	223	139	Hwy 342 – Plato, Beechy, Lucky Lake
		239	149	647 Hwy 647 west – Lacadena
Monet		260	162	751 Hwy 751 east
Town	Elrose	263	163	Hwy 44 west – Eston, Eatonia, Alsask
Monet		266	165	Hwy 44 east – Cutbank, Loreburn, Davidson	Concurrency with 44 east ends
		269	167	752 Hwy 752 west – McMorran
St. Andrews		295	183	Hwy 15 east – Outlook, Kenaston, Nokomis
Town	Rosetown	300	186	Hwy 7 – Alsask, Kindersley, Delisle, Saskatoon
Marriott		311	193	Hwy 31 west – Plenty, Kerrobert, Macklin
	Marriott	329	204	768 Hwy 768 east – Tessier
Biggar		358	222	Hwy 51 west – Springwater, Kerrobert, Major	Hwy 4 turns northeast
Town	Biggar	359	223	Hwy 14 – Unity, Wilkie, Asquith, Saskatoon	Hwy 4 turns north
Glenside		387	240	784 Hwy 784 east – Struan, Dalmeny	Hwy 4 turns west shortly after junction Concurrency with Hwy 784 west begins
Rosemount	Cando	405	252	656 Hwy 656 south – Landis	Highway 4 turns north
		411	255	784 Hwy 784 west – Wilkie	Concurrency with Hwy 784 west ends
City	The Battlefords	448	278	Hwy 40 west – Cut Knife, Marsden, Wainwright Hwy 16A east – Battleford	Concurrency with Hwy 40 east begins
		450	280	Hwy 16 west – Maidstone, Lloydminster, Edmonton	Concurrency with Hwy 16 east begins Concurrency with Hwy 40 east continues
		451	280	Concurrency crosses the North Saskatchewan River
		453	281	Hwy 16 east – Radisson, Langham, Saskatoon Hwy 40 east – Blaine Lake, Shellbrook, Prince Albert	Concurrency with Hwy 16/40 east ends Hwy 4 enters North Battleford as 100 Street
		456	283	Territorial Drive North	Last street to intersect Hwy 4 before it leaves North Battleford
North Battleford		461	286	Hwy 378 east – Rabbit Lake, Spiritwood
Meota		471	293	750 Hwy 750 east – Whitkow
		474	295	Hwy 26 north – Vawn, Turtleford, St. Walburg
		480	298	Metinota Access Road	Road accesses the south shore of Jackfish Lake
	Cochin	489	304	769 Hwy 769 east – Rabbit Lake	Concurrency with Hwy 769 west begins
	The Battlefords Provincial Park	492	306	Access road
	Cochin	497	309	769 Hwy 769 west – Edam	Concurrency with Hwy 769 west ends
Parkdale		512	318	794 Hwy 794 east – Medstead	Concurrency with Hwy 794 west begins
		519	322	794 Hwy 794 west – Turtleford	Concurrency with Hwy 794 west ends
		523	325	Hwy 3 east – Spiritwood, Shell Lake, Shellbrook, Prince Albert	Hwy 4 turns northwest Concurrency with Hwy 3 west begins
Town	Glaslyn	524	326	Hwy 3 west – Turtleford, St. Walburg, Paradise Hill	Hwy 4 turns north Concurrency with Hwy 3 west ends
Parkdale		544	338	Township Road 530	Access to Helene Lake Provincial Recreation Site Hwy 4 enters Meadow Lake Provincial Forest
		555	345	Turtle Lake Road	Access to Turtle Lake Provincial Recreation Site
Meadow Lake	Halfway House Provincial Recreation Site	578	359
		596	370	Township Road 582
		607	377	Hwy 304 west – Loon Lake 799 Hwy 799 east
Town	Meadow Lake	613	381	Airport Road
		614	382	Hwy 55 east – Green Lake, Shellbrook, Prince Albert	Concurrency with Hwy 55 west begins Concurrency turns west as it exits Meadow Lake
Meadow Lake		624	388	Hwy 55 west – Goodsoil, Pierceland, Cold Lake	Hwy 4 turns north Concurrence with Hwy 55 west ends
	Dorintosh	647	402	779 Hwy 779 west – Peerless
		655	407	Hwy 224 west – Greig Lake Hwy 904 north	Hwy 4 ends
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi

Gallery

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  Val Marie border crossing U.S. into Canada

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  Highway 4 south of Swift Current, northbound

Highway 4S

Several maps, such as MapArt's mapbook of Saskatchewan Cities and Towns shows a Highway 4S spur heading east from the intersection of Highway 4 in Swift Current to the city's airport, following Airport Road. The roadway is not designated Highway 4S on the Saskatchewan Highway's 2011 Official Highway Map.

References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Corporation, Microsoft (2009). "Bing Maps". Microsoft Corporation. Retrieved 2009-07-14. 

External links

• Saskatchewan Landing Provincial Park
• The Battlefords Provincial Park
• Meadow Lake Provincial Park