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Lloydminster, AB BEAUVAL BREYNAT JANS BAY 965 Regional Municipality Lloydminster, AB BEAUVAL BREYNAT JANS BAY 965 Regional Municipality Secondary Highways 123 HEART LAKE INDIAN RESERVE 167 Primary Highways 123 813 2 Express Way 123 858 Par Boundary ISLAND LAKE SOUTH ISLAND LAKE PLAMONDON WEST BAPTISTE LAC LA BICHE Cities 250000 and AboveCity SUNSET BEACH WHITE GULL 663 Cities 1 - 249999 City ATHABASCA HYLO 155 904 Cities 0 - 0 City CASLAN BEAVER LAKE INDIAN RESERVE 131 COLINTON DORE LAKE BOYLE BONDISS LAKELAND COUNTY COLD LAKE INDIAN RESERVE 149B WATERHEN LAKE 827 WATERHEN 130 866 COLD LAKE INDIAN RESERVE 149A LARKSPUR KIKINO LA COREY 55 GREIG LAKE 63 BIG HEAD 124 224 924 ROCHESTER PIERCELAND DAPP 661 MCRAE 881 ARDMORE 28 DORINTOSH NEWBROOK FORT KENT 55 TAWATINAW COLD LAKE INDIAN RESERVE 149 GREEN LAKE 44 855 660 NESTOW ABEE 897 MALLAIG 4 BONNYVILLE BEACH MINISTIKWAN 161A SPEDDEN ST VINCENT 831 BELLIS RAPID VIEW 18 657 FLYING DUST FIRST NATION 105 CLYDE VIMY HORSESHOE BAY KEHIWIN INDIAN RESERVE 123 EAGLES LAKE 165C RADWAY MAKWA LAKE 129C 799 SADDLE LAKE WHELAN 55 OPAL ST PAUL MAKWA LAKE 129 2 PUSKIAKIWENIN INDIAN RESERVE 122 BUSBY REDWATER 652 MAKWA 651 SPUTINOW LEGAL BARTHEL 943 ALCOMDALE ELK POINT 38 45 ANDREW LAFOND UNIPOUHEOS INDIAN RESERVE 121 STAR WILLINGDON FROG LAKE 21 945 MORINVILLE WOSTOK 646 4 GIBBONS BROSSEAU THUNDERCHILD FIRST NATION 115D 28 HAIRY HILL 637 881 CHITEK LAKE FORT SASKATCHEWAN MUSIDORA 41 SEEKASKOOTCH 119 37 NAMAO TWO HILLS BRIGHT SAND DERWENT MAKAOO INDIAN RESERVE 120 HILLIARD 857 830 BEAUVALLON 795 THUNDERCHILD FIRST NATION 115C LEOVILLE 797 PELICAN LAKE 191B 45 DEWBERRY KIVIMAA-MOONLIGHT BAY ARDROSSAN 24 SPRUCE GROVE 631 796 MINBURN COUNTY NO 27 SUNSET VIEW BEACH WITCHEKAN LAKE 117 ENOCH SHERWOOD PARK PARADISE HILL MARWAYNE 684 THUNDERCHILD FIRST NATION 115B 696 NORTH COOKING LAKE VEGREVILLE LAVOY STREAMSTOWN BRITANNIA NO 502 3 COOKING LAKE ISLAY INNISFREE GLASLYN DEVON BEAUMONT 17 SPIRITWOOD NO 496 833 626 VERMILION PARKDALE NO 498 MILDRED NISKU LEDUC COUNTY 870 VERMILION RIVER COUNTY NO 24 MERVIN NEW SAREPTA RYLEY MINBURN LLOYDMINSTER ELDON NO 471 39 LEDUC 794 834 893 WILTON NO 472 26 697 ROLLY VIEW 854 HOLDEN GLENBUSH KINGMAN MARSHALL TURTLE RIVER NO 469 EDAM ROUND HILL BRUCE 897 619 16 RABBIT LAKE 814 ARMENA LASHBURN 616 688 VAWN VIKING 619 881 MAIDSTONE 795 41 SAULTEAUX 159 MULLINGAR 2 COCHIN MUSKEG LAKE 102B 855 378 CAMROSE 14 LONE ROCK 16 26 36 KINSELLA METINOTA MAYFAIR FALUN 675 OHATON ROUND HILL NO 467 WETASKIWIN BAWLF IRMA ALTICANE KELSEY FLAGSTAFF COUNTY 870 NEILBURG 40 376 HOBBEMA HEATH 611 EDBERG SEDGEWICK 17 NORTH BATTLEFORD ROSALIND 610 EDGERTON 2A FERINTOSH LOUGHEED HAFFORD CHAUVIN MEETING CREEK 856 HARDISTY BATTLE RIVER NO 438 53 REDBERRY NO 435 787 674 ROCKHAVEN DENHOLM SWEET GRASS 113-L6 56 680 815 DONALDA FORESTBURG 13 4 604 53 608 AMISK 29 BASHAW 658 850 GALAHAD HUGHENDEN 899 340 COLLEGE HEIGHTS MOSQUITO 109 16 WHITE SANDS METISKOW PHIPPEN LACOMBE COUNTY TEES MIRROR LACOMBE 855 602 WILKIE BUFFALO NO 409 BORDEN 601 884 EVESHAM SONNINGDALE ALIX BLACKFALDS STETTLER MACKLIN CANDO BROWNFIELD 600 REWARD 11 21 EAGLE CREEK NO 376 EYE HILL NO 382 GRASS LAKE NO 381 ROSEMOUNT NO 378 HALKIRK 656 ARELEE 595 CASTOR 599 675 374 DELBURNE 56 BODO 317 PENHOLD FENN SALVADOR TRAMPING LAKE ASQUITH PINE LAKE LOUSANA 835 12 CACTUS LAKE 14 CORONATION 899 BIGGAR NO 347 THRONE HANDEL BIG VALLEY LUSELAND 590 51 ELNORA VETERAN CONSORT 658 BYEMOOR MONITOR SPRINGWATER 805 589 ENDIANG 872 31 HUXLEY ALTARIO 4 655 MARIPOSA NO 350 KELFIELD MAJOR RUTHILDA WIMBORNE COMPEER 585 RUMSEY 586 ANTELOPE PARK NO 322 TESSIER 2013 (c) Intelligent Direct, Inc., Wellsboro, PA (570)724-7355.
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