Le Dinosaur Trail Et Le Centre De L'alberta

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Index Les numéros en gras renvoient aux cartes. A F Alberta Prairie Railway Excursions (stettler) 20 Flatiron Building (Lacombe) 19 Alberta sports Hall of Fame & Museum (Red Flatiron Museum & Interpretive Centre Deer) 18 (Lacombe) 19 Athabasca Lookout Tower (Hinton) 24 Fort Normandeau (Red Deer) 18 Fossil World Dinosaur Discovery Centre b (Dinosaur Trail) 10 Badlands 6 Beaver Boardwalk (Hinton) 24 G Bisons 23 Galloway station Museum & Travel Centre Blacksmith shop Museum (Lacombe) 19 (Edson) 24 Bleriot Ferry (Dinosaur Trail) 10 Glenbow Ranch Provincial Park 13 Brooks 6 Brule 24 Bud Miller All seasons Park (Lloydminster) 22 H Heritage square (Red Deer) 18 Hinton 24 C Hinton Nordic Centre (Hinton) 24 Canada’s Aviation Hall of Fame (Wetaskiwin) 20 Hoodoo Trail 11 Canadian Badlands Passion Play (Drumheller) 10 Horseshoe Canyon (Hoodoo Trail) 12 Canadian Petroleum Hall of Fame (Devon) 21 Horsethief Canyon (Dinosaur Trail) 10 Carstairs 14 Cheminées des fées (Hoodoo Trail) 12 City Hall Park (Red Deer) 18 I Cochrane 13 Innisfail 17 Cochrane RancheHouse (Cochrane) 13 Crimson Lake Provincial Park 16 J D Jarvis Bay Provincial Park 15 Devon 21 Dinosaur Provincial Park 8 K Dinosaur Trail 5, 9, 10 Kinbrook Island Provincial Park 7 Dinosite! (Dinosaur Trail) 10 Drumheller 8, 9 L Lacombe 19 E Lake Newell (Brooks) 7 East Coulee (Hoodoo Trail) 12 Last Chance saloon (Hoodoo Trail) 11 East Coulee school Museum (East Coulee) 12 Leduc #1 Energy Discovery Centre (Devon) 21 Edson 24 Leduc 21 Ellis Bird Farm (Lacombe) 19 Lieu historique national Atlas Coal Mine (Hoodoo Trail) 12 http://www.guidesulysse.com/catalogue/FicheProduit.aspx?isbn=9782765840800 Lieu historique national de l’Aqueduc-de-Brooks Reynolds-Alberta Museum (Wetaskiwin) 20 (Brooks) 7 Rocky Mountain House 15 Lieu historique national de Nordegg (Nordegg) 16 Rosebud 12 Lieu historique national Rocky Mountain House Rosebud & District Centennial Museum (sylvan Lake) 16 (Rosebud) 13 Little Church (Dinosaur Trail) 10 Rosebud Theatre (Rosebud) 12 Lloydminster 21 Rosedale (Hoodoo Trail) 11 Lloydminster Cultural & science Centre Rosedale suspension Bridge (Hoodoo Trail) 11 (Lloydminster) 22 Route Yellowhead 21 Royal Tyrrell Museum (Dinosaur Trail) 10 M Ma-Me-o Beach 21 S Markerville 14 stephansson House Provincial Historic site Markerville Creamery Museum (Markerville) 15 (Markerville) 15 Michener House Museum (Lacombe) 19 stettler 20 sylvan Lake 15 N sylvan Lake Provincial Park 15 Nordegg 16 Nordegg Heritage Centre (Nordegg) 16 T Norwegian Laft Hus (Red Deer) 18 Thompson, David 14 O U ogre Canyon (Brule) 24 Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village 22 orkney Viewpoint (Dinosaur Trail) 10 University of Alberta Botanic Garden (Devon) 21 P Parc national Elk Island 22 W Pasu Farm (Carstairs) 14 Waskasoo Park (Red Deer) 18 Pigeon Lake Provincial Park 21 Wayne (Hoodoo Trail) 11 Ponoka 19 Wetaskiwin 20 Ponoka stampede (Ponoka) 19 William A. switzer Provincial Park 24 World ‘s Largest Dinosaur (Drumheller) 8 R Red Deer 17 Y Red Deer Museum + Art Gallery (Red Deer) 17 Yellowhead Highway 21 http://www.guidesulysse.com/catalogue/FicheProduit.aspx?isbn=9782765840800.

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