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Alberta Communities North of 55th Parallel Team Alberta North Eligibility- **ATHLETES MUST RESIDE IN ONE OF THE BELOW COMMUNITIES** Anzac Deadwood Grouard Mission Manning Slavey Creek First Nations Assumption DeBolt Grovedale Mariana Lake Smith Reserves Atikameg Demmitt Guy Marie Reine Spirit River IR 150 (A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H) Atikamisis Lake Dixonville Habay Marten Beach St. Isidore IR 151 (A,K) Bay Tree Donnelly Hay Camp McLennan Steen River IR 152 (B,C) Bear Canyon Driftpile Heart River Meander River Sturgeon Heights IR 154 (A,B) Beaverlodge Dunvegan Heights Nampa Sunset House IR 155 (A,B) Berwyn Eaglesham High Level New Fish Creek Tangent IR 162 Bezanson Elmworth High Prairie North Star Teepee Creek IR 163 Blueberry Mountain Enilda Hines Creek North Vermilion Trout Lake IR 164 Bluesky Eureka River Hondo Notikewin Tugate IR 166 (A,B,C,D) Bonanza Fairview Hotchkiss Paddle Prairie Twin Lakes IR 167 Boyer Falher Huallen Peace Point Valhalla Centre IR 173 (A) Breynat Faust Hutch Lake Peace River Valleyview IR 174 (A,B) Brownvale Fawcett Lake Hythe Peerless Lake Wabasca-Desmarais IR 175 Buffalo Head Prairie Fitzgerald Imperial Mills Pelican Wabiskaw IR 176 (A,B) Buffalo Lake Flyingshot Lake Indian Cabins Pelican Narrows Wandering River IR 178 Cadotte Lake Fort Chipewyan Jean Côté Peoria Wanham IR 183 Calais Fort MacKay Jean D’or Prairie Rainbow Lake Watino IR 187 Calling Lake Fort McMurray Joussard Red Earth Creek Wembley IR 194 Canyon Creek Fort Vermilion Kathleen Reno Whitelaw IR 201 (A,B,C,D,E,F,G) Carcajou Fox Lake Keg River Ridgevalley Widewater IR 207 Chard Gift Lake Kemp River Rocky Lane Woking IR 209 Chateh Girouxville Kinuso Rycroft Worsley IR 210 Cherry Point Goodfare La Crete Salt Prairie Zama City IR 211 Chinook Valley Goodwin Corner La Glace Sandy Lake IR 212 Clairmont Gordondale Little Buffalo Sexsmith IR 214 Cleardale Grande Prairie Loon Lake Shaftesbury IR 215 Conklin Grimshaw Lutose Silver Valley Crooked Creek Grouard Lymburn Slave Lake.

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