Driving on the #1 Trans Canada Hwy passing Chaplin, Saskatchewan you may feel like you are in a summer snowstorm on windy days. It is not snow, but blowing natural cake salts.
These salts are processed at the Chaplin plant which began operating...
Driving on the #1 Trans Canada Hwy passing Chaplin, Saskatchewan you may feel like you are in a summer snowstorm on windy days. It is not snow, but blowing natural cake salts.
These salts are processed at the Chaplin plant which began operating in 1948.
Sodium sulfate is used primarily in powdered laundry and dishwasher detergents, carpet deodorizers, modified corn starches, textile dying,
glass making, kraft paper, and mineral feeds for livestock.
Trans Canada Highway thru Chaplin Saskatchewan.
Stop at the Chaplin Nature Centre on Hwy #1 and learn about the salt flats and the numerous shorebirds that visit the area.
Blowing salts resemble blowing snow so be prepared when traveling past Chaplin on windy days.
Highway #1 between Moose Jaw and Swift Current is the Village of Chaplin, Saskatchewan.
A calm day is best for bird watching in the Chaplin area as the natural salt deposits on windy days can make visibility difficult.
Chaplin, Saskatchewan, Canada.