Saskatchewan Legal Land Description Converter
Convert Saskatchewan DLS, LSD, and Quarter Section descriptions to GPS coordinates instantly. Supporting W2 and W3 meridians across the province.
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Examples: 15-20-W2NE-21-15-20-W216-21-15-20-W2
Understanding Saskatchewan's DLS System
Saskatchewan uses the same Dominion Land Survey (DLS) system as Alberta and Manitoba.
The DLS Hierarchy
Saskatchewan land is divided using the standard DLS hierarchy based on Meridians:
- Meridians — Saskatchewan uses W2 and W3
- Ranges — Six-mile columns numbered west from each meridian
- Townships — Six-mile rows numbered north from the US border
- Sections — 36 one-square-mile divisions per township
- Quarter Sections — NE, NW, SE, SW (160 acres each)
- LSDs — 16 Legal Subdivisions per section (40 acres each)
This creates a unique address for every parcel of land in the province.
Saskatchewan Meridians
W2 (2nd Meridian)
Eastern Saskatchewan: Regina, Yorkton, Weyburn, Estevan
W3 (3rd Meridian)
Central/Western Saskatchewan: Saskatoon, Prince Albert, Swift Current, North Battleford
Sections in a Township (1-36)
Section 21 highlighted
Quarter Sections
NE quarter
LSDs (1-16)
LSD 16
Three Ways to Describe Saskatchewan Land
Our converter accepts all standard DLS formats used in Saskatchewan.
Section Level
Identifies a full one-square-mile section within a township and range.
Quarter Section
Specifies one of four quarters (NE, NW, SE, SW) within a section — about 160 acres.
Legal Subdivision (LSD)
The most precise level, identifying one of 16 subdivisions — about 40 acres.
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