Lesia
Lesia is a 25-foot statue of a young woman in traditional Ukrainian dress offering bread and salt, a customary welcome. Made by Nicholas and Orest Lewchuk, she was unveiled in 1980 for Saskatchewan's 75th anniversary.
Where is Lesia?
Lesia is in Canora, Saskatchewan, Canada. The pin shows the town, so check the exact spot before you go.
Lesia questions
Where is Lesia?
Lesia is in Canora, Saskatchewan, Canada. The map pin marks the town, so check the exact spot before you drive. Tap Get directions on this page to open it in Google Maps.
How big is Lesia?
25 ft.
When was Lesia built?
Lesia dates from 1980.
What other giant roadside attractions are near Lesia?
The closest on our map are World's Largest Red Paper Clip in Kipling (about 106 miles away as the crow flies), World's Largest Coffee Pot in Davidson (about 139 miles away as the crow flies), Mac the Moose in Moose Jaw (about 158 miles away as the crow flies).
Can I add my own photo of Lesia?
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