Langham

Among the communities of Saskatchewan, Langham stands out for its position on Highway 16, northwest of Saskatoon. Set amid the open agricultural plains of central Saskatchewan, the town is connected to the wider Saskatoon area while retaining a compact small-town character. The South Saskatchewan River flows through Saskatoon to the southeast, an important geographic reference for this prairie region. Langham was incorporated as a village in 1907 and became a town in 1967, reflecting its long-standing role in Saskatchewan's settlement and transport network. See how Langham relates to central Saskatchewan by browsing webcams around Saskatoon and the surrounding prairie.

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