Saskatchewan Highway 905

==Route description==

==Route description==

Highway 905 starts at [[Saskatchewan Highway 102]], about {{cvt|22|km}} southwest of [[Southend, Saskatchewan|Southend]]. It goes northward and passes through the [[Courtenay Lake]] and [[Geikie River (Saskatchewan)|Geikie River]] recreational areas, [[Wollaston Lake Barge Ferry]], and the [[Wollaston Lake]] recreational area before coming to an intersection with a road that goes to [[Rabbit Lake mine]] and [[Wollaston Lake|Collins Bay]]. This intersection is about {{cvt|242|km}} from Highway 102.<ref name=2016_map/>

Highway 905 starts at [[Saskatchewan Highway 102]], about {{cvt|22|km}} southwest of [[Southend, Saskatchewan|Southend]]. It goes northward and passes through the [[Courtenay Lake]] and [[Geikie River (Saskatchewan)|Geikie River]] recreational areas, [[Wollaston Lake Barge Ferry]] at Hidden Bay, and the [[Wollaston Lake]] recreational area before coming to an intersection with a road that goes to [[Rabbit Lake mine]] and [[Wollaston Lake|Collins Bay]]. This intersection is about {{cvt|242|km}} from Highway 102.<ref name=2016_map/>

After this intersection, Highway 905 takes a north-western-bound route, passing through [[Points North Landing]] about {{cvt|33|km}} from the intersection. At this point it becomes the Athabasca Seasonal (Winter) Road and continues to a road to [[Black Lake, Saskatchewan|Black Lake]]. Highway 905 resumes as an all-season, unpaved road between Black Lake and Stony Rapids.<ref name=2016_map/>

After this intersection, Highway 905 takes a north-western-bound route, passing through [[Points North Landing]] about {{cvt|33|km}} from the intersection. At this point it becomes the Athabasca Seasonal (Winter) Road and continues to a road to [[Black Lake, Saskatchewan|Black Lake]]. Highway 905 resumes as an all-season, unpaved road between Black Lake and Stony Rapids.<ref name=2016_map/>