There are two competing stories. One is that the name came from the Cree word moosegaw, meaning "warm breezes." The other is that it reflects the nearby river bend which resembles a moose's jaw.
The city of Moose Jaw is part of Saskatchewan.
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The Moose Jaw population in 2001 was: 32,131 The Moose Jaw population in 2006 was: 32,132
Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, Canada, is in the western hemisphere.
Moose Jaw, a city in Saskatchewan, Canada, got its name from the Cree word "moosegaw," which means "the place where the moose are." The name is believed to refer to the shape of the Moose Jaw River, which resembles a moose's jaw. The area was originally inhabited by Indigenous peoples, who used the term long before European settlers arrived. Over time, the name was adapted into English as "Moose Jaw."
The Moose Jaw population in 2001 was: 32,131, and in 2006 it was: 32,132. The population increased by one person.
The distance from Regina, Saskatchewan to Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, is 71.7 kilometers, for an approximate drive time of 49 minutes, via the Trans Canada Highway.
Summer in the Northern Hemisphere (Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan),means it is Winter in the Southern Hemisphere (Toowoomba, Australia).
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No, Moose Jaw is located in the western hemisphere. It is a city in the province of Saskatchewan, Canada.