Crystal Springs is a small hamlet in east central Saskatchewan, about 48 kilometres south-east of Prince Albert. It sits between Waitville and Tway, on the banks of the Carrot River, where Highway 20 meets Highway 778.
The community began with a name that spoke of its water. It was first called Bon Eau, French for "good water." When English settlers arrived, they changed the name to Crystal Springs, the name it has carried ever since.
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