Uranium City is a former mining town located in the northern part of Saskatchewan, Canada. The city was established in the 1950s as a Uranium mining community, hence its name. It was once a thriving and bustling city, with a population of over 5,000 people at its peak.
However, due to the declining demand for uranium and the closure of the mines in the 1980s, the city experienced a rapid decline in population. Many residents left in search of employment opportunities elsewhere, causing the city to become virtually abandoned.
Today, Uranium City is a ghost town with only a handful of residents. The once vibrant community is now largely empty, with abandoned houses, schools, and businesses scattered throughout the area. The city's infrastructure has deteriorated over the years, and basic services such as healthcare and grocery stores are no longer available.
Despite its current state, Uranium City remains a popular destination for tourists and explorers interested in the region's mining history. However, access to the city is limited, with no paved roads connecting it to the rest of Saskatchewan. Visitors must travel by air or boat to reach Uranium City.