Wascana Lake
lake, Saskatchewan, Canada
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Regina, Saskatchewan
Dusk at Wascana Lake, Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada.
Wascana Lake is an artificial body of water located in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada. It was created by widening Wascana Creek and serves as the centerpiece of Wascana Centre, a large park development. This parkland encompasses significant civic buildings, including the Legislative Building, the Royal Saskatchewan Museum, and the Mackenzie Art Gallery. The lake is a key feature of Regina, contributing to its identity as the capital city of Saskatchewan.1
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