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VIA Rail Destination Fort Battleford National Historic Stie Fort Langley National Historic Site Kejimkujik National Park – Seaside Prince Albert National Park Riding Mountain and its dramatic rise from the prairie landscape. Jasper and the majestic Rocky Mountains. Fortifications of Québec and the impressive walls and ramparts Fathom Five and its fascinating marine life. The and its breathtaking views of the harbour. Unforgettable that once protected the city. The Halifax Citadel experiences … … close to your await you Pacific Rim National Park Reserve VIA Rail destination Connect with Parks Canada Join us on Facebook Visit our website: facebook.com/parkscanada Kouchibouguac National Park From coast to coast, parkscanada.gc.ca Follow us on Twitter Parks Canada presents twitter.com/parkscanada Call our information line: Watch us on YouTube some pretty amazing 1-888-773-8888 youtube.com/parkscanada places, many just a short jaunt from a VIA Rail Look for these brochures on our website parkscanada.gc.ca parkscanada.gc.ca gc.ca perience parkscanada. Ex tional Historic Sites station. 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A Rockies and Pacific B Prairies and Northern Manitoba C Ontario and Quebec D Atlantic Canada National Park A1 Gwaii Haanas National A12 Mount Revelstoke A24 Banff B1 Elk Island B15 Riding Mountain C1 Lake Superior C12 Ridgeway Battlefield C23 Bellevue House C33 Fort Lennox C46 Cartier-Brébeuf D1 Beaubears Island D13 Port-Royal D20 L.M. Montgomery’s D30 Signal Hill Park Reserve and A13 Rogers Pass A25 Howse Pass B2 Wood Buffalo B16 Riding Mountain Park National Marine C13 Navy Island C23 Fort Henry C34 Lachine Canal C46 Fortifications of Québec Shipbuilding D13 Fort Anne Cavendish, Green Gables D31 Hawthorne Cottage National Historic Site Haida Heritage Site A14 Glacier A25 Skoki Ski Lodge B3 Frog Lake East Gate Registration Conservation Area C14 Battlefield of Fort George C23 Kingston Fortifications C34 The Fur Trade at Lachine C46 Maillou House D1 Boishébert D13 Melanson Settlement D21 Province House D32 Ryan Premises National Marine A2 Gwaii Haanas National A15 Yoho A26 Rocky Mountain House B4 Frenchman Butte Complex C2 Pukaskwa C14 Butler’s Barracks C23 Murney Tower C35 Chambly Canal C46 Québec Garrison Club D2 Kouchibouguac D13 Charles Fort D21 Ardgowan D33 Terra Nova Conservation Area Marine Conservation Area A16 Kicking Horse Pass A27 Athabasca Pass B5 Fort Battleford B17 St. Andrew’s Rectory C3 Sault Ste. Marie Canal C14 Fort George C23 Shoal Tower C35 Fort Chambly C46 Saint-Louis Forts and D3 St. Andrews Blockhouse D14 Kejimkujik D21 Port-la-Joye–Fort D34 Gros Morne Reserve and A16 Twin Falls Tea House A28 Jasper Park B6 Prince Albert B18 Forts Rouge, Garry and C4 Fort St. Joseph C14 Fort Mississauga C24 St. Lawrence Islands C35 Fort Ste. Thérèse Châteaux D4 Carleton Martello Tower D15 Kejimkujik Amherst D35 Port au Choix Haida Heritage Site A17 Kootenay Information Centre B7 Batoche Gibraltar C5 Fathom Five C14 Mississauga Point C25 Fort Wellington C36 Carillon Barracks C47 Montmorency Park D5 Fundy D16 Fort Sainte Marie D22 Dalvay-by-the-Sea D36 L’Anse aux Meadows A3 Nan Sdins A18 Kootenae House A29 Jasper House B8 Battle of Tourond’s B18 Riel House National Marine Park Lighthouse C25 Battle of the Windmill C36 Carillon Canal C48 Grosse Île and the Irish D6 Monument-Lefebvre de Grace D23 Alexander Graham Bell D37 Red Bay A4 Gitwangak Battle Hill A19 First Oil Well in A30 Yellowhead Pass Coulee / Fish Creek B18 The Forks C6 Bruce Peninsula C14 Queenston Heights C26 Merrickville Blockhouse C37 Manoir Papineau Memorial D7 Fort Gaspareaux D17 Halifax Citadel D24 St. Peters D38 Hopedale Mission A5 Fort St. James Western Canada A31 Jasper B9 Cypress Hills Massacre B19 Lower Fort Garry C7 Point Clark Lighthouse C15 HMCS Haida C27 Inverarden House C38 Fort Témiscamingue C49 Saguenay–St. Lawrence D8 Fort Beauséjour– D17 Prince of Wales Tower D24 St. Peters Canal A6 Pacific Rim (Reserve) A20 Waterton Lakes B9 Fort Walsh B20 Prince of Wales Fort C8 Bois Blanc Island C16 Woodside C28 Laurier House C39 Sir Wilfrid Laurier Marine Park Fort Cumberland D17 York Redoubt D25 Fortress of Louisbourg A7 Fort Rodd Hill A21 Bar U Ranch B10 Grasslands B21 Wapusk Lighthouse and C17 Saint-Louis Mission C28 Rideau Canal C40 Louis-Joseph Papineau C50 Pointe-au-Père D8 La Coupe Dry Dock D17 Fort McNab D25 Wolfe’s Landing A7 Fisgard Lighthouse A22 Banff Park Museum B11 Motherwell Homestead B22 York Factory Blockhouse C18 Georgian Bay Islands C29 Glengarry Cairn C40 Sir George-Étienne Cartier Lighthouse D9 Beaubassin D17 Georges Island D25 Royal Battery A8 Stanley Park A22 Cave and Basin B12 Fort Livingstone C8 Fort Malden C19 Bethune Memorial House C29 Sir John Johnson House C41 Louis S. St. Laurent C51 Battle of the Restigouche D9 Fort Lawrence D17 D’Anville’s Encampment D26 Marconi A9 Gulf of Georgia Cannery A22 Sulphur Mountain B12 Fort Pelly C9 Point Pelee C20 Mnjikaning Fish Weirs C30 Coteau-du-Lac C42 Saint-Ours Canal C52 Forillon D10 Fort Edward D18 Grassy Island Fort D27 Cape Breton Highlands A10 Gulf Islands (Reserve) Cosmic Ray Station B13 Fort Espérance C10 Southwold Earthworks C21 Peterborough Lift Lock C31 Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue C43 Forges du Saint-Maurice C53 Mingan Archipelago D11 Grand-Pré D18 Canso Islands D28 Castle Hill A11 Fort Langley A23 Abbot Pass Refuge Cabin B14 Linear Mounds C10 Battle Hill C21 Trent–Severn Waterway Canal C44 La Mauricie (Reserve) D12 Bloody Creek D19 Prince Edward Island D29 Cape Spear Lighthouse C11 Battle of Cook’s Mills C22 Carrying Place of the C32 Battle of the Châteauguay C45 Lévis Forts Bay of Quinte C46 57-63 St. Louis Street D38 H u d s o n B a y NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR Prince Rupert TERRE-NEUVE-ET-LABRADOR A4 Baie d’Hudson D36 BRITISH COLUMBIA B2 D37 COLOMBIE-BRITANNIQUE Churchill A1 B20 A2 A3 D32 A5 ALBERTA B21 D35 D30 D33 D31 E Prince George B22 D34 U A31 N SASKATCHEWAN D29 A30 Q A A29 D28 I E A28 Pukatawagan C53 B1 B4 Thompson F Jasper C B6 Edmonton I B3 A27 O A26 C B5 MANITOBA Courtenay A25 A15 A A13 C52 C A6 Nanaimo A24 The Pas A12 P B7 I A23 Gaspé A8 Vancouver A16 A14 Percé D27 F A9 Kamloops A22 A11 A17 B8 N I A10 PRINCE D26 A7 QUEBEC B12 Mont-Joli Carleton Victoria Saskatoon EDWARD ISLAND A C QUÉBEC C51 D25 A18 A21 C50 Campbellton ÎLE-DU- D23 Rimouski É PRINCE-ÉDOUARD D24 A Bathurst D2 Matapédia D1 C49 D19 D22 D18 C P Jonquière B15 ONTARIO Miramichi D20 D21 D7 NOVA SCOTIA A19 B11 Rivière-du-Loup Moncton O B16 Amherst NOUVELLE-ÉCOSSE A20 NEW BRUNSWICK D6 B9 D8 D9 Truro N B19 C48 NOUVEAU-BRUNSWICK D5 D10 B10 B17 C47 A U. Senneterre S. C46 Halifax A. B13 D11 E / Québec É. – Winnipeg Sioux Lookout Hervey C45 D3 D4 D12 D17 U. B14 B18 C C44 Charny D13 D16 O E White River D14 C38 C43 D15 U C1 C C42 Q C39 I C40 I C2 Montréal C37 Dorval T T C35 C41 N Sudbury C28 N C36 C34 A Close to VIA Rail routes you'll find many of the protected Bon nombre des lieux patrimoniaux protégés par Parcs Canada se trouvent à C29 C31 A C3 C33 L Ottawa C30 C32 heritage places that are part of Parks Canada’s growing proximité des voies ferrées de VIA Rail. Ces endroits font partie d’un réseau C4 T L C26 C27 A T network of 42 national parks, 167 national historic sites and comptant 42 parcs nationaux, 167 lieux historiques nationaux et 4 aires C19 C25 A C23 C5 Brockville 4 national marine conservation areas which spans every marines nationales de conservation. Et ce réseau qui s'étend déjà à l'ensemble Kingston C24 N C18 C20 Belleville province and territory of Canada.
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