Indian
Head is a beautiful, middle-sized prairie town nestled snugly
in the flat prairie grainlands of south eastern Saskatchewan.
The town is anchored against the mainline of the Canadian
Pacific Railway at the junction of the Trans Canada Highway
(#1) and #56 highway, just 70 km. (42 miles) east of Regina
- less than an hour's drive.
The statue was built in 1985, the total height is 18
feet, head height is 10 feet, base is 8 feet. It weights 3,500
pounds and is constructed of metal pipe, metal mesh and three
coats of cement.
Description
borrowed from
Town
of Indian Head, Saskatchewan
and
Roadside
America
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