Saskatchewan address data
Free civic address points and derived postal code points for Saskatchewan, by census division or for the whole province.
| Address points | 470,000 |
| Postal code points | 26,800 |
| Municipal sources | 2 |
| Vintage | 2026 H2 |
| Coverage | Partial |
| Formats | GeoPackage, CSV |
| Projection | WGS84, EPSG:4326 |
What coverage means here
Saskatchewan is flagged Partial, which means the register covers the province, but municipal sources are limited and recent construction will lag further than in better-served provinces.
Coverage is weakest in recently built areas everywhere, because the register publishes an address only once two independent sources agree on it. Where a municipal source is available it shows new construction sooner — see choosing between them.
What is distinctive about SK address data
Saskatchewan has more incorporated municipalities than its population suggests, most of them very small. The address count is concentrated in Regina and Saskatoon, with a long tail of villages carrying a few hundred addresses each.
The thing that trips people up
The high municipality count is a feature of how the province is incorporated, not a sign of dense coverage. Per-municipality averages computed across Saskatchewan will be misleading unless weighted.
Sources available
National register. The Statistics Canada National Address Register covers all of Saskatchewan, refreshed twice a year. Carries unit counts at every building location, and census identifiers we attribute at current vintage.
Municipal open data. 2 municipalities in Saskatchewan publish their own address files under licences permitting redistribution. Where one covers your area you can download it instead of, or alongside, the national extract.
Municipal open data is limited. The National Address Register is the practical source for most of the province.
Where both cover an area, the download page shows them on one map with a toggle between sources so you can see the difference before choosing. Choosing between them covers the trade in general.
Municipal sources in Saskatchewan
Each has its own page covering how its schema maps to ours, how it compares with the national register, its licence terms, and when it was last ingested.
- Saskatoon — address data
- Regina — address data
By census division
- Division No. 11 (Regina)
- Division No. 6
- Division No. 15
Every census division in Saskatchewan is available separately, and larger urban divisions are further split by municipality. Browse them from the Saskatchewan downloads page.
Postal code points
Postal code points for Saskatchewan are calculated from the positions of the addresses carrying each code — 26,800 of them in the current release.
Each carries the number of addresses behind it and how far they spread, which is how you tell an urban code serving one blockface from a rural code covering a route. Derived from the National Address Register, not supplied by a postal authority, and not certified for mailing.
Getting the files
Free. Register with an email address and download at full coverage — there is no trimmed free tier and no paid tier above it.
Licensing is short: broad internal use, attribution required, no redistribution of the raw files.
Working with it
- Loading into PostGIS — ogr2ogr, indexes, and the longitude-first trap
- Projections and CRS — why it ships in WGS84 and when to reproject
- Geocoding with postal codes — matching without a street name