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Alberta Census Subdivisions and Provincial Electoral Districts Alberta Electoral Districts and N O R T H W E S T T E R R II T O R II E S Census Subdivisions Kakisa River Buchan Charles Lake Lake 225 Beatty Lake Charles Lake e o tl l t r i fa Legend L f e u iv Thebathi B R Bistcho 196 Pet Provincial Electoral District boundary (2010) itot Riv er Lake r e iv R lo Wood Buffalo Census Subdivision (2011) a ff National Park u B of Canada !( City !( Town Improvement District No. 24 r e !( iv Wood Buffalo Village R y a H Slave Summer Village River k Indian Reserve Mackenzie County k Indian Settlement Upper Hay r Allison Lake Athabasca River 212 e v i R Bay 219 National Park e c a e Provincial Park Hay Lake Margaret P 74 Lake Zama Peace River Lakes Lake Hay Lake Baril Rivers 209 Lake Lake Claire Alberta Main Roads Child John d'Or Lake Prairie 215 Mamawi 164A Lake Hay River Rainbow Beaver Lake Ranch 163 Fox High r Lake ve Ri h Level Bushe Boyer 162 rc Coordinate System: NAD 1983 10TM AEP Forest Bi Projection: Transverse Mercator River 164 Fort Old 207 Vermilion Fort 217 Datum: North American 1983 173B 0 20 40 80 120 Tall Kilometers Cree 59 Chinc haga River 173A Fort ´ !( McMurray-Wood r Tall Buffalo e v i Cree R a r c 173 e s v Northern i River a a b R kw Mik a a Lights h c t s A County a Namur b a W River 174A Wood !( Buffalo Legend Lake Namur Fort 37 Edmonton-Manning Lake 174B Mackay 48 Notikewin 58 Athabasca-Sturgeon-Redwater Clear Fort ST. ALBERT Hills Notikewin River McMurray-Conklin 79 30 60 !( Edmonton- Spruce Grove-St. Albert Fort Saskatchewan- Castle Downs 80 Vegreville Northern St. Albert Sunrise Manning County 2 32 Peace Clearwater River Edmonton- 1 River 29 Decore 28 Lesser Slave Lake Edmonton-Calder Edmonton-Beverly-Clareview Dunvegan-Central Opportunity 36 Peace-Notley Loon No. 17 Edmonton-Highlands- Peerless Gordon 34 Norwood Clear Lake 235 Lake Lake Edmonton- Woodland Gregoire 39 A Glenora A Hills Cree 226 Lake Edmonton-Meadowlark 31 Woodland Graham Edmonton- 152C Lake n I 78 I Centre Cree 228 o r d e r 35 Sherwood Park v !( o i R Edmonton-Gold Bar G EDMONTON Gregoire B B Little 42 Lake 176A Edmonton-Riverview 45 Hines Buffalo Edmonton- Creek S 38 M S Strathcona M 81 Edmonton- 40 Wabasca Stony Plain McClung Edmonton-Mill Creek 166C 82 A r r A U ive U Peace River e kwa R k Strathcona- iv Mus R Sherwood Park Fairview a 41 um North 43 Greene tik Newby Edmonton- No. 136 Valley U Edmonton- L Wabasca S Wabasca S L Saddle Grimshaw River r Rutherford Mill Woods Lake e Nampa Janvier v Fairview i 46 Hills Moonshine 166A Spirit R Lake 194 Edmonton- County d e River r K K O f Whitemud O Wabasca Wabasca e n Duncan's Falher 166B i Rycroft Utikuma 166 W 151A South A Lake A C C Kapawe'no Wabasca Crow iver 33 Spirit Birch Girouxville First Nation Lake Lake Christina R Edmonton-Ellerslie Wabasca 44 !( River T Hills (Pakashan 150D) T Edmonton-South West 166D No. 133 Donnelly Kapawe'no County Winagami McLennan Lake First Nation H C H 67 (Grouard 230) C Leduc-Beaumont Smoky Winefred High Hilliard's Lake River Bay S S H No. 130 Prairie H Lesser Horse Grande Slave Lesser Slave Lake Lake I 65 I Lakes Prairie Sexsmith Sawridge Lesser Jean Baptiste E !( !( County No. 1 150G Slave River Lac La Biche-St. E 152B Hythe Gambler 183 No.124 T T Sucker Paul-Two Hills W 19 54 Beaverlodge Grande Creek 150A W I Drift Pile Chestermere-Rocky View I Calgary-Mackay-Nose Hill Prairie Sturgeon Swan Heart River 150 Lesser Calling River C Lake Wembley Lake 154A Slave Lake all Lac la i A Slave ng A 150E River R 167 Biche 11 R iv R Lake e Heart Calgary-Foothills 23 Big r r Piché Lake County Valleyview ive Calgary- R Lake N Lakes he N Sawridge Bic Northern Hills B a 20 B 150H L Calgary-McCall 15 Smoky Sturgeon 48 Calgary- 62 Primrose River Lake 154 Athabasca-Sturgeon- Lake Hawkwood Grande Island Lake Redwater Lakeland 22 Prairie-Wapiti Athabasca Cold Lake Calgary- 61 North West 50 Beaver 149B Swan South 52 26 Grande Athabasca Mewatha Lake 131 Hills Barrhead-Morinville-Westlock Baptiste Bonnyville-Cold Cold Cold Calgary-Varsity Narraway Prairie-Smoky Beach Lake 17 Cross Lake County 6 River Bonnyville Lake Lake Calgary-Klein Calgary-Cross No. 87 Woodlands Boyle County Beaver River 4 Long Two Calgary-Bow Calgary-Mountain View Fox Lake Smoky 8 14 Lakes Larkspur 21 Bonnyville 5 Calgary-East Calgary- Creek Lake Cold Greenway Kakwa Greenview County Calgary- Charlotte Lake 7 River Westlock Buffalo No. 16 Carson-Pegasus Glendon Calgary-Currie !( !( County White Fish Lake 149 27 iver Calgary-West ky R Thorhild mo Lake 128 Muriel e S Moose Kehewin 9 Littl County Lake CALGARY S Smoky Lake Calgary- akw Pembina 123 atam Whitecourt River No. 7 Lake Elbow au R Thunder Vilna iver Lake St. Paul Clyde 12 Saddle Calgary-Fort Barrhead Westlock Puskiakiwenin 122 Lake 125 Frog 13 Lac Ste. Lake 3 Grande Calgary- Pierre Anne County Lamont Glenmore Calgary-Acadia Cache Grey's Sturgeon St. Paul Lakes County North Unipouheos Birch County County Elk k Andrew Saskatchewan Point 121 Mayerthorpe Cove 79 River No. 19 Bruder7h8eim Willingdon Makaoo Onoway Spruce Grove-St. Albert (Part) 10 Alexis SherwLoaomdo nPtark Two Hills Calgary-Fish Creek Improvement 85 120 Sundance Chip 133 60 County iver Chipman District No. 25 West d R Bens Myrnam Dewberry Leo Lake Fort Saskatchewan- Two No. 21 Willmore Wilderness Mc Big Mundare Lake 16 Yellowhead Edson Lake Hills Calgary- Obed Vegreville Vegreville Lake 18 Wabamun Elk Island Marwayne 24 Hays National Park Calgary-Lougheed Calgary-Shaw William A. 87 Lake 82 of Canada er Rock Switzer Edmonton Riv Strathcona- on Lake Whitecourt-Ste. Strathcona Minburn mili Vermilion Beaverhill Ver Kitscoty 80 County Sherwood Park County Innisfree Anne Parkland Lake Mannville 25 Hinton County St. Albert No. 27 Lloydminster 71 Calgary-South East Yellowhead Tofield Livingstone-Macleod County 67 Minburn (Part) 63 Ryley Leduc-Beaumont Hay Miquelon Holden 84 Highwood 56 Lake Vermilion Wolf Drayton Lakes Vermilion-Lloydminster River Lake Leduc Jasper r County e Valley-Devon County Bittern Lake iv Beaver R Pigeon Camrose Viking a Lake in b Lake 86 County Paradise m Wainwright e Wetaskiwin- P No. 61 Valley List of Provincial Electoral Districts Brazeau Battle Camrose Wetaskiwin Lake County Bawlf Wainwright Jasper B County Daysland Irma 1 - Dunvegan-Central Peace-Notley 30 - Edmonton-Castle Downs razea Driedmeat 60 - Fort Saskatchewan-Vegreville u Riv er No. 10 Lake Battle 31 - Edmonton-Centre Jasper Rosalind Killam Edgerton 2 - Lesser Slave Lake 61 - Grande Prairie-Smoky National Park Sedgewick River 3 - Calgary-Acadia 32 - Edmonton-Decore of Canada Ponoka Strome Lougheed 62 - Grande Prairie-Wapiti County Samson New 33 - Edmonton-Ellerslie O'Chiese 137 Camrose Chauvin 4 - Calgary-Bow 63 - Highwood Samson Norway Flagstaff Hardisty Improvement 203 County 5 - Calgary-Buffalo 34 - Edmonton-Glenora Ponoka Lake County 64 - Innisfail-Sylvan Lake District No. Rimbey Heisler 51 12 Jasper Park Amisk 6 - Calgary-Cross 35 - Edmonton-Gold Bar 65 - Lac La Biche-St. Paul-Two Hills Sunchild 202 66 Bashaw Battle River- Gull Lake Lacombe-Ponoka Forestburg 7 - Calgary-Currie 36 - Edmonton-Highlands-Norwood 66 - Lacombe-Ponoka 75 Donalda Wainwright Hughenden 37 - Edmonton-Manning Lacombe Lacombe Galahad 8 - Calgary-East 67 - Leduc-Beaumont Red Deer- Bentley Czar Crimson County Gadsby Alliance Provost 9 - Calgary-Elbow 38 - Edmonton-McClung 68 - Lethbridge-East Big Horn Lake North Clive Buffalo A Provost t er Lake 39 - Edmonton-Meadowlark h 144A n Riv Halkirk 10 - Calgary-Fish Creek 69 - Lethbridge-West a tchewa Sylvan Eckville Blackfalds Botha No. 52 b Saska Alix a North s Lake 11 - Calgary-Foothills 40 - Edmonton-Mill Creek c Red Deer 70 - Little Bow a Paintearth R i 77 12 - Calgary-Fort 41 - Edmonton-Mill Woods v Stettler 71 - Livingstone-Macleod e Rocky County Sounding r Rimbey-Rocky 76 Castor 13 - Calgary-Glenmore 42 - Edmonton-Riverview 72 - Medicine Hat Mountain Delburne No. 18 Lake Mountain Red Deer-South 64 14 - Calgary-Greenway 43 - Edmonton-Rutherford House 73 - Olds-Didsbury-Three Hills House-Sundre Innisfail-Sylvan Stettler Penhold County Coronation 15 - Calgary-Hawkwood 44 - Edmonton-South West 74 - Peace River Ram Lake Big Consort Falls Caroline 16 - Calgary-Hays 45 - Edmonton-Strathcona Valley No. 6 75 - Red Deer-North Clearwater Innisfail Red Deer County Sullivan Veteran Elnora Lake 17 - Calgary-Klein 46 - Edmonton-Whitemud 76 - Red Deer-South County Burnstick Special Grassy Kirkpatrick 18 - Calgary-Lougheed 47 - Airdrie Lake Bowden Island 77 - Rimbey-Rocky Mountain Lake Area Dry Island Lake 19 - Calgary-Mackay-Nose Hill 48 - Athabasca-Sturgeon-Redwater House-Sundre Kneehill Buffalo Jump No. 4 57 20 - Calgary-McCall 49 - Banff-Cochrane Sundre County Starland 78 - Sherwood Park Olds Trochu Drumheller-Stettler 21 - Calgary-Mountain View 50 - Barrhead-Morinville-Westlock 73 County 79 - Spruce Grove-St. Albert Olds-Didsbury-Three Antelope Bow Mountain Morrin Hanna Lake 22 - Calgary-North West 51 - Battle River-Wainwright Red D Three Hills Contracosta 80 - St. Albert Lake eer River Hills 52 - Bonnyville-Cold Lake View Didsbury Delia Lake 23 - Calgary-Northern Hills 81 - Stony Plain County Munson 24 - Calgary-Shaw 53 - Cardston-Taber-Warner 82 - Strathcona-Sherwood Park Improvement B Carstairs Linden Youngstown o Carbon 25 - Calgary-South East 54 - Chestermere-Rocky View 83 - Strathmore-Brooks w District No.
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