
The Saskatchanaut GeoTrivia 2026 Season is on!
Examine the image below and identify exactly where Lego Saskatchanaut is standing.
Your answer must be expressed in Latitude and Longitude Coordinates. General answers - like "Edmonton" - are not quantifiable and can not be scored.
Please refer to the Rules section for scoring details and other protocols.
Please refer to the Lat-Long section for tips on properly determining location
Your best programs for dropping pins are (in order)
1. Google Earth Pro ( Installed )
2. Google Maps
3. Google Earth Online
Instructions for each are found here
For best results, use a combination of Google Earth and Google Maps.
Sometimes one has a better StreetView than the other
When you're ready...
Have Fun and Best of Luck!
Click here to learn how to play!
OVERTIME!
After 8 weeks of competition,
we are left with a tie score of 73 points between
Dustin Swanson and Tamina Lemke
To break the tie,
these two players will play head to head for a single point.
Closest pin wins, even if you're 10,000 km away
Everyone else is welcome to play for fun, but your scores will not count for points.
See if you can beat the champ!
Here's the picture...
Good Luck!

Follow @saskatchanaut
on Instagram to track the adventure and find valuable clues in the contest!
You can now earn a 1 point, Early Bird bonus for being the first entry of the week!
New images are posted on Sundays.
These apps are useful for finding Latitude and Longitude on your mobile device...
(But I still recommend playing on your PC)
GeoTrivia Hall of Champions
Chris Roney - 2025
Jacques Borgeaud - 2024
Cal Johnson - 2023
Avery Surtees - 2022
Dustin Swanson - 2021
Dustin Swanson - 2020
David McSween - 2019
Kyle Yamniuk - 2018
Dustin Swanson - 2017
Jaydon Patterson - 2016
Jaydon Patterson - 2015
Jesse Sjoberg - 2014


