Rockhounding Map & Sites in Saskatchewan: 2695 Locations
Saskatchewan Locations
2695 locations found in Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan has 2695 mapped rockhounding sites, including locations for Copper, Iron, and Uranium. Use the interactive map above to filter by specimen and location type, and to get GPS coordinates for each site.
Data: Saskatchewan Mineral Deposits Index · USGS Mineral Resources Data System — updated August 2026
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Saskatchewan Locations (2695)
- 'A' Baseline Cu Showings 7 To 9 Or Ellis Bay A Cu ShowingOther
- 'B' Baseline Cu Showings 1 To 5 Or Ellis Bay B Cu ShowingOther
- "100" Claims Uranium ShowingOther
- 0102 Au ShowingOther
- 18+50e Au ZoneOther
- 183 Au ShowingOther
- 2010, Silgo, And Se Shear ZonesOther
- 2016 Outcrop Samples AOther
- 2016 Outcrop Samples BOther
- 2016 Outcrop Samples COther
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Frequently Asked Questions
What can you find rockhounding in Saskatchewan?
The most reported finds in Saskatchewan are Copper, Iron, Uranium, Gold, Zinc, Thorium. Use the specimen filter above to see exactly which sites report each one.
How many rockhounding sites are in Saskatchewan?
We map 2695 sites in Saskatchewan — documented occurrences, fossil sites, and collecting locations.
Is rock collecting legal in Saskatchewan?
Rules vary by land type. Confirm access and collecting rules with Saskatchewan's natural resources ministry, and never collect in parks, on active claims, or on private land without permission.
⚠️ Always verify current regulations, weather conditions, and access requirements before visiting any location. Information provided is based on community submissions and may not be current or accurate.