Division No. 11, Saskatchewan

Land Surveying in Young, SK

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Population
253
Census division
Division No. 11
Land area
2.5 km²
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Young had 253 residents at the 2021 Census, a growing community (+3.7% since 2016). With 100 people per km², it is a semi-rural area, which shapes the typical jobs local surveyors handle: lot lines and fences in built-up neighbourhoods, Real Property Reports for home sales, larger rural and waterfront parcels.

Young at a glance

Population (Census, 2021)
253 (+3.7% since 2016)
Rank in Saskatchewan
540th of 951 municipalities
Land area
2.5 km²
Population density
100 people per km² (semi-rural)
Census division
Division No. 11

What to check before hiring in Young

  • Commission: in Saskatchewan, legal surveys must be signed by a land surveyor commissioned by the provincial association. Ask for the commission number and check it with the association.
  • Records: your surveyor starts from the land registry (land titles) records and previous plans of your parcel. Having your deed or title search at hand speeds up the quote.
  • Price drivers: lot size and shape, terrain and tree cover, how easy the original survey monuments are to find, and whether you need corners marked or a registered plan.
  • Selling or refinancing: ask whether your lawyer or lender expects a Real Property Report and how recent it must be.

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Frequently asked questions in Young

How much does a land survey cost in Young?

It depends on the type of survey and the parcel: a Real Property Report for a city lot usually costs much less than a boundary survey of a large rural property or a severance plan. Size, terrain and the records available all play a part. Describe your lot: surveyors who serve Young reply with a quote.

Do I need a licensed surveyor in Saskatchewan?

Yes. In Saskatchewan, boundary surveys, Real Property Reports and registered plans must be signed by a land surveyor commissioned by the provincial association.

How long does a survey take?

Records research, field work and drafting typically take from one to several weeks, depending on the season, the surveyor's schedule and the complexity of the parcel. Tell us your deadline in the form.

Which surveyors will contact me?

Up to three independent land surveyors who serve Young and the surrounding area, chosen for the service you need. Your details are shared only with your consent.

Source: Statistics Canada, 2021 Census of Population, table 98-10-0002-01 (Statistics Canada Open Licence), imported on 2026-10-31. Figures describe the census subdivision as published; they are shown for information only.

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