A graph without -cycles is called -free. A -free graph is -saturated if adding any edge creates a 4-cycle. Ollmann showed that any -node -saturated graph has at least edges. He also described the set of all -node -saturated graphs with edges. A graph is -connected if each pair of nonadjacent nodes is connected by a path with exactly edges. A -saturated graph is -connected, but not vice versa. We generalize Ollmann’s results by proving that any -node -connected graph has at least edges. We also describe the set of all -node -connected graphs with edges. This is a superset of Ollmann’s set as some -node -connected graphs with edges do have -cycles.