Saskatchewan License Plate

Plate Design

Saskatchewan plate: white background, Saskatchewan in green script across the top, green registration characters flanking a golden wheat sheaf, and Land of Living Skies in green script along the bottom

Saskatchewan's plate is done in green on white, with "Saskatchewan" in flowing script across the top. A golden sheaf of wheat sits between the green registration characters, a nod to the province's prairie agriculture, and "Land of Living Skies," the longtime provincial slogan referencing Saskatchewan's famously vast horizons, runs along the bottom in matching green script.

How Rare Is It on the Road Trip Game?

Rare. Saskatchewan has about 1.3 million residents spread across a large, mostly rural province, and its border crossings into Montana and North Dakota see far less traffic than the big crossings further east or west.

Spotting Tip

Crossings at Portal and Northgate in North Dakota, and the Willow Creek crossing near Havre, Montana, are quiet but reliable. Patience is the key. Truck stops near Williston, North Dakota, occasionally net a Saskatchewan plate too.

Fun Fact

Saskatchewan is the only Canadian province or territory with entirely human-drawn, straight-line borders: no rivers, mountains, or other natural features define its shape. It's also one of the world's largest producers of potash and uranium.

Ready to keep hunting? Head back to the game, flip on Canadian provinces, and check SK off your list, or browse all 10 provinces in the guide.