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Division 1

SARM Division 1 encompasses 53 RMs in the southeastern part of the province.

The SARM Director for Division 1 is Bob Moulding.

The area’s diverse landscapes range from flat prairie to the Qu’Appelle Valley and aspen parkland.

Major industries in the area are:

  • Agriculture
  • Oil, gas, and coal production
  • Power generation
  • Potash mining

Rural Municipalities in Division 1

Argyle No. 1Moosomin No. 121
Mount Pleasant No. 2Martin No. 122
Enniskillen No. 3Silverwood No. 123
Coalfields No. 4Kingsley No. 124
Estevan No. 5Chester No. 125
Cambria No. 6Montmartre No. 126
Souris Valley No. 7Francis No. 127
Storthoaks No. 31Rocanville No. 151
Reciprocity No. 32Spy Hill No. 152
Moose Creek No. 33Willowdale No. 153
Browning No. 34Elcapo No. 154
Benson No. 35Wolseley No. 155
Cymri No. 36Indian Head No. 156
Lomond No. 37South Qu’Appelle No. 157
Antler No. 61Langenburg No. 181
Moose Mountain No. 63Fertile Belt No. 183
Brock No. 64Grayson No. 184
Tecumseh No. 65McLeod No. 185
Griffin No. 66Abernethy No. 186
Weyburn No. 67North Qu’Appelle No. 187
Maryfield No. 91Churchbridge No. 211
Walpole No. 92Saltcoats No. 213
Wawken No. 93Cana No. 214
Hazelwood No. 94Stanley No. 215
Golden West No. 95Tulleymet No. 216
Fillmore No. 96Lipton No. 217
Wellington No. 97

Division 2

SARM Division 2 is made up of the 51 RMs in the south central part of the province.

The SARM Director for Division 2 is Cody Jordison.

Natural vegetation is mainly mixed prairie.

Major industries in the area are:

  • Agriculture and ranching
  • Potash mining
  • Coal mining and power generation
  • Manufacturing

Rural Municipalities in Division 2

Lake Alma No. 8Bratt’s Lake No. 129
Surprise Valley No. 9Redburn No. 130
Happy Valley No. 10Baildon No. 131
Hart Butte No. 11Hillsborough No. 132
Poplar Valley No. 12Rodgers No. 133
Laurier No. 38Shamrock No. 134
The Gap No. 39Edenwold No. 158
Bengough No. 40Sherwood No. 159
Willow Bunch No. 42Pense No. 160
Old Post No. 43Moose Jaw No. 161
Waverley No. 44Caron No. 162
Brokenshell No. 68Wheatlands No. 163
Norton No. 69Chaplin No. 164
Key West No. 70Lumsden No. 189
Excel No. 71Dufferin No. 190
Lake of the Rivers No. 72Marquis No. 191
Stonehenge No. 73Eyebrow No. 193
Wood River No. 74Enfield No. 194
Scott No. 98Cupar No. 218
Caledonia No. 99Longlaketon No. 219
Elmsthorpe No. 100McKillop No. 220
Terrell No. 101Sarnia No. 221
Lake Johnson No. 102Craik No. 222
Sutton No. 103Huron No. 223
Gravelbourg No. 104Maple Bush No. 224
Lajord No. 128

Division 3

SARM Division 3, located in the south west, is made up of 45 RMs.

The SARM Director for Division 3 is Shawn Kramer.

Natural vegetation is mainly mixed prairie. The Cypress Hills and the Great Sandhills are unique areas in the region. The Cypress Hills is the only area in the province where lodgepole pines grow.

Archeological finds such as dinosaur bones are also found within the area. A nearly complete T.Rex skeleton, a rare find, was found near Eastend a few years ago.

Major industries in the area are:

  • Agriculture and ranching
  • Oil and gas
  • Manufacturing
  • Tourism

Rural Municipalities in Division 3

Val Marie No. 17Gull Lake No. 139
Lone Tree No. 18Big Stick No. 141
Frontier No. 19Enterprise No. 142
Mankota No. 45Morse No. 165
Glen McPherson No. 46Excelsior No. 166
White Valley No. 49Saskatchewan Landing No. 167
Reno No. 51Riverside No. 168
Pinto Creek No. 75Pittville No. 169
Auvergne No. 76Fox Valley No. 171
Wise Creek No. 77Canaan No. 225
Grassy Creek No. 78Victory No. 226
Arlington No. 79Lacadena No. 228
Glen Bain No. 105Miry Creek No. 229
Whiska Creek No. 106Clinworth No. 230
Lac Pelletier No. 107Happyland No. 231
Bone Creek No. 108Deer Forks No. 232
Carmichael No. 109Coteau No. 255
Piapot No. 110King George No. 256
Maple Creek No. 111Monet No. 257
Lawtonia No. 135Snipe Lake No. 259
Coulee No. 136Newcombe No. 260
Swift Current No. 137Chesterfield No. 261
Webb No. 138

Division 4

SARM Division 4 takes up the north east part of the province. There are 42 Member RMs in Division 4.

The SARM Director for Division 4 is Myron Kopec.

Natural vegetation ranges from prairie to parkland.

Major industries in the area are:

  • Agriculture
  • Forestry and forest products
  • Power generation
  • Tourism

Rural Municipalities in Division 4

Calder No. 241Hazel Dell No. 335
Wallace No. 243Sasman No. 336
Orkney No. 244Lakeview No. 337
Garry No. 245Lakeside No. 338
Ituna Bon Accord No. 246Kelvington No. 366
Kellross No. 247Ponass Lake No. 367
Touchwood No. 248Spalding No. 368
Cote No. 271Hudson Bay No. 394
Sliding Hills No. 273Porcupine No. 395
Good Lake No. 274Barrier Valley No. 397
Insinger No. 275Pleasantdale No. 398
Foam Lake No. 276Bjorkdale No. 426
Emerald No. 277Tisdale No. 427
St. Phillips No. 301Star City No. 428
Keys No. 303Arborfield No. 456
Buchanan No. 304Connaught No. 457
Invermay No. 305Willow Creek No. 458
Elfros No. 307Moose Range No. 486
Big Quill No. 308Nipawin No. 487
Livingston No. 331Torch River No. 488
Clayton No. 333Preeceville No. 334

Division 5

SARM Division 5 is in the north central part of the province. There are 57 RMs in Division 5.

The SARM Director for Division 5 is Blair Cummins.

Landscapes range from prairie to parkland.

Major industries in the area are:

  • Agriculture
  • Manufacturing
  • Mining
  • Forestry

Rural Municipalities in Division 5

Last Mountain Valley No. 250Humboldt No. 370
Big Arm No. 251Bayne No. 371
Arm River No. 252Grant No. 372
Willner No. 253Aberdeen No. 373
Loreburn No. 254Eagle Creek No. 376
Mount Hope No. 279Lake Lenore No. 399
Wreford No. 280Three Lakes No. 400
Wood Creek No. 281Hoodoo No. 401
McCraney No. 282Fish Creek No. 402
Rosedale No. 283Rosthern No. 403
Rudy No. 284Laird No. 404
Fertile Valley No. 285Flett’s Springs No. 429
Milden No. 286Invergordon No. 430
Prairie Rose No. 309St. Louis No. 431
Usborne No. 310Blaine Lake No. 434
Morris No. 312Redberry No. 435
Lost River No. 313Kinistino No. 459
Dundurn No. 314Birch Hills No. 460
Montrose No. 315Prince Albert No. 461
Harris No. 316Duck Lake No. 463
Leroy No. 339Leask No. 464
Wolverine No. 340Garden River No. 490
Viscount No. 341Buckland No. 491
Colonsay No. 342Shellbrook No. 493
Blucher No. 343Canwood No. 494
Corman Park No. 344Paddockwood No. 520
Vanscoy No. 345Distrcit of Lakeland No. 521
Perdue No. 346Big River No. 555
St. Peter No. 369

Division 6

SARM Division is in the north west corner of the province. There are 48 RMs in Division 6.

The SARM Division 6 Director is Randy Aumack.

Natural vegetation ranges from prairie to parkland.

Major industries in the area are:

  • Agriculture and ranching
  • Oil and gas
  • Forestry

Rural Municipalities in Division 6

St. Andrews No. 287Round Valley No. 410
Pleasant Valley No. 288Senlac No. 411
Kindersley No. 290Douglas No. 436
Milton No. 292North Battleford No. 437
Marriott No. 317Battle River No. 438
Mountain View No. 318Cut Knife No. 439
Winslow No. 319Hillsdale No. 440
Oakdale No. 320Manitou Lake No. 442
Prairiedale No. 321Meeting Lake No. 466
Antelope Park No. 322Round Hill No. 467
Biggar No. 347Meota No. 468
Grandview No. 349Turtle River No. 469
Mariposa No. 350Paynton No. 470
Progress No. 351Eldon No. 471
Heart’s Hill No. 352Wilton No. 472
Glenside No. 377Spiritwood No. 496
Rosemount No. 378Medstead No. 497
Reford No. 379Parkdale No. 498
Tramping Lake No. 380Mervin No. 499
Grass Lake No. 381Frenchman Butte No. 501
Eye Hill No. 382Britannia No. 502
Great Bend No. 405Loon Lake No. 561
Mayfield No. 406Meadow Lake No. 588
Buffalo No. 409Beaver River No. 622