Fir Mountain

Hamlet in Saskatchewan, Canada

Fir Mountain

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Location of Fir Mountain in Saskatchewan

Fir Mountain is a hamlet in Saskatchewan, Canada.

Etymology

The Fir Mountain school was established in 1913. Local records indicate that Mrs. D. H. Blood, the first postmistress, named it after "her home in the United States", but there is no American community known by that name. Fir Mountain is more likely named after the nearby Wood Mountain hills, which are indeed forested.^[1]

In popular culture

As part of the film series The Grasslands Project, A Rancher’s View describes raising cattle adjacent to Grasslands National Park where conservation of the Sage Grouse is a priority.^[2]

References

^ Barry, Bill (September 2005). Geographic Names of Saskatchewan. Regina, Saskatchewan: People Places Publishing, Ltd. p. 143. ISBN 1-897010-19-2.
^ McCartney, Duane (October 26, 2016). "Cattle ranchers tell their story in National Film Board project". Canadian Cattlemen. Retrieved October 26, 2016.

Division No. 3, Saskatchewan

Towns

Assiniboia
Coronach
Gravelbourg
Lafleche
Mossbank
Ponteix
Rockglen
Willow Bunch

Villages

Hazenmore
Kincaid
Limerick
Mankota
Neville
Vanguard
Wood Mountain

Rural municipalities

First Nations

Wood Mountain Dakota Sioux

Indian reserves

Wood Mountain 160

Unincorporated
communities

Organized hamlets	Bateman Bayard McCord Ormiston Scout Lake
Special service areas	Aneroid Meyronne
Hamlets	Ardill Crane Valley Fife Lake Spring Valley Vantage Viceroy