Watersheds & Knowledge
Pocket Watersheds
Small basins, big impact. Explore local coulees, creeks, and storm-fed pockets that connect our landscape to the South Saskatchewan system.
Pocket Watersheds
Local pocket basins
Quick looks at smaller basins across the region—maps, photos, and links to learn more.
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Many Island LakeThe Many Island Lake sub-watershed straddles the Alberta/Saskatchewan border and extends north from Cypress Hills to the hamlet of Schuler.
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Seven Persons CreekThe Seven Persons Creek sub-watershed is located primarily south and west of Medicine Hat and includes parts of the City of Medicine Hat, Cypress County and the County of Forty Mile.
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South Saskatchewan River – EastThe Alberta portion of the South Saskatchewan River East sub-watershed is located almost entirely within Special Area No.3, a rural municipality in the east central region of Alberta.
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Pakowki LakeThe Pakowki Lake sub-watershed is located in southeastern Alberta, extending from Raymond to Manyberries.
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South Saskatchewan River – CentralThis central sub-watershed lies north of Medicine Hat and extends into parts of the Alberta–Saskatchewan border region.
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South Saskatchewan River – WestLocated in southern Alberta, the West segment of the South Saskatchewan River sub-watershed is one of the most closely monitored regions in the area.
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