Eastend

The Frenchman River defines the setting of Eastend — its valley carries a ribbon of trees and farmland through the semi-arid mixed-grass prairie of southwestern Saskatchewan. The town stands amid coulees and exposed sedimentary rock in a fossil-bearing landscape quite unlike the province’s broad northern forests and grain plains. Eastend is closely associated with “Scotty,” a Tyrannosaurus rex discovered nearby in 1991; the local T. rex Discovery Centre interprets the region’s dinosaur heritage and supports fossil research. Explore additional webcams around southwestern Saskatchewan to understand how Eastend relates to the Frenchman River valley and surrounding prairie.

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