Lomond No. 37, Saskatchewan
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Lomond No. 37 is a rural municipality in south-eastern Saskatchewan, Canada south of Weyburn.
The two principal industries in Lomond are agriculture and petroleum production.
Lomond contains two small communities; the municipal office is located in the village of Goodwater, and the former village of Colgate.
Seven miles north of Goodwater is a Carbon Dioxide injection plant operated by EnCana Corporation.
Long Creek, Roughbark Creek and Jewell Creek all flow through Lomond and eventually all three flow into the Souris River.
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