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North Zone (Z5) Service Areas Thabacha K'I Tue Nare 196A Tsu Tue 196D 196G Indian Thebathi 196 Charles Cabins Fitzgerald Lake 225 Tthe Jere Li Deze Tsu K'Adhe Ghaili 196B 196C Tue 196F Jackfish Steen Hokedhe Collin Point 214 Tue 196E Bistcho River Lake 223 Lake 213 Hay Camp Cornwall Lake 224 Lutose Zama Peace City Point No.222 Upper Hay River 212 Peace Meander Carlson Sandy River Jackfish Point Amber River Landing Point River 211 1 221 Habay Big Sweetgrass Devil'S Zama Lake Gate 220 210 Slough Landing Hay Hutch Allison Lake 209 Lake Bay 219 Little Dog Assumption Fifth Fishery Head 218 Fort Chipewyan Chateh Footner Meridian Quatre Lake Garden Fourches 58 Child John D'Or Creek Prairie 215 Chipewyan Lake Fox Lake/SE Embarras 201 164A Rocky Beaver John D'or of High Portage 58 Level Rainbow High Lane Ranch 163,A,B Prairie Old Fort Jackfish 217 Lake Level Bushe Eleske Boyer Chipewyan Pointe Old Fort River River Little Fox Lake 201E Adams 162 de Roche 207 164 Fort Fort Red River Embarras/S Blumenort Landing Vermillion Vermilion of Fort 173B Chipewyan LaCrete Wilson 35 Prairie Kenny Woods Berdinskies Savage Chipewyan 201F Paddle 697 Prairie Point Brule Prairie Buffalo Tall Cree Head 173A Prairie Chipewyan 201G Tall Cree 173 Keg Carcajou 695 River Wadlin Lake 173C Namur River 10 Kemp 174A River Bitumount Fort Namur Mckay Lake 174B 174C Hawk 692 Bison Hills 2 Lake Fort MacKay Hotchkiss 741 Mildred Lake Tar Notikewin Chipewyan Island Lake 88 Manning Loon 63 Prairie North Star 237 Deadwood Fort Draper 690 686 Saprae Creek Clear Loon Peerless McMurray Hills Lake Lake 69 Clearwater 175 152C Woodland 235 Red Earth Clear Dixonville Cree 227 Loon Lenarthur 689 Creek Gregoire Prairie Simon Marten Lake Trout Gregoire Worsley 743 Lake Eureka Lakes River Lake Lake 176A,B Chinook Estates River Valley 989 986 Anzac Cadotte Three Woodland Gregoire Kinosis 64 Hines Creeks Lake Little Christina Cleardale 986 Woodland Cree 228 Lake 176 Deer Warrensville Buffalo Crossing 717 Cree 226 Creek Hill Weberville Peace Cherry Point Royce Swampy Cheecham 685 Lake 236 732 Grimshaw River Quigley 729 Gage Cotillion 737 St. Isidore 6 Fourth Fairview Judah Wabasca Silver Valley Savanna Creek Harmon Valley 682 2 Berwyn Marie Reine Utikoomak 166C Blueberry Lake 155B Janvier Duncans Nampa Mariana Bonanza Mountain Waterhole 683 Janvier 194 Red Star 151A William Lake 680 Dunvegan Lothrop Utikoomak Wabasca Desmarais 719 Mckenzie Reno Lake 155,155A Pingle Cowper Ksituan 740 744 Gift 151K Janvier Lake 194A 727 Jean Cote Lake Wabasca Chard Bay Tree Spirit River South Atikameg 166A,B,D SandyWabasca Pelican Happy Codesa 166 Leismer Rycroft Belloy Tangent Girouxville Lake Portage Valley 739 63 Culp Donnelly 750 731 Manir Wanham 49 881 Gundy Bridgeview Silverwood 754 Conklin Peoria Falher Leicester Salt Winefred Northmark Woking Prairie Homestead McLennan Prairie Echo Lake 194B 679 Grouard Kapawe'No Braeburn Guy Heart River Marten Devenish 2 Kapawe'No First Nation Brainard 733 High Beach Valhalla Webster Puskwaskau Triangle First Nation No. 231 Horse 676 Margie Lakes No. 150D,229,230 Prairie Assineau Canyon 152B Hythe 59 Sexsmith 813 Sucker Joussard River 150F Creek Teepee Creek 736 Enilda Creek 150A Jean Beaverlodge Grande Kinuso Wagner Buffalo New Fish Gilwood Banana Baptiste Albright Debolt Driftpile 2 Widewater Moose Behan Prairie Lake Creek Belt Mitsue Gambler 183 Calling Wandering 7 Hayfield Goodwin Faust Swan Portage Crooked Creek Sawridge Saulteaux Lake River Sturgeon 747 749 Drift Pile River Sawridge Huallen 150H Ridgevalley Lake 154A River 150 150E Slave 150G Heart Wembley Landry East Lake 167 Clarkson Valleyview Prairie Smith Breynat Heights 9 Valley Cosy Sunset House Lake 2A Pitlochrie Ranch Avenir 666 Sturgeon Cove Amesbury Grovedale Calling Sturgeon Sweathouse Hondo Deep Wapiti Heights 2 River Imperial Lake 154B Creek 665 858 Owl Mills Sturgeon Pleasant Spruce River Lake 154 43 Chisholm View Valley Plamondon Tweedie 745 Chisholm Mills Big Sawdy Coulee 33 Barnegat Atmore 55 Lac La Cold Tieland Grassland Baptiste Biche Beaver Snug Lake Lake Beaver 149C 734 Swan Flatbush Hylo Lake Cove Little Amber Valley Lake 131 Goose Bank Noral Smoky Hills 44 Athabasca Paxson 663 Venice Craigend Lake Cold Bay Kilsyth Sylvan Colinton Boyle Noral Lake Glen 812 Kinikinik Normandeau 149A,B 663 Meanook Helina La Corey Fox Timeu 827 Ellscott Buffalo Briereville 55 Iron8 River Fawcett Meadowbrook 63 892 5 801 Lake Kikino Fork Lake Truman 40 Creek Doris Jarvie Long Lake Goodridge 41 Cold Perryvale 28 Sugden 867 Two Rochester 881 Bonnyville Lake Dapp 831 36 Anshaw 3 Alexander Creeks Vega Shoal Halcreek Danube Cold Alexis Topland 661 855 McRae 134A (Fox Corbett Camp Creek Goodfish Lake Glendon Lake 149 Beaverdam Creek) Whitecourt Creek 43 232 Creek Halach Abee White Fish 763 769 776 Elbridge Lake 128 882 947 658 Vilna 28A Windfall Rife 657 897 Elizabeth Tiger Lily Barrhead Thorhild Smoky Clyde Kehewin 655 18 Bellis Saddle Puskiakiwenin 734 Jeffrey Waskatenau Lake Stry Fishing Whitecourt Lombell Lake 125 Kehiwin 122 Roselea Warspite Elk Lake Peavine Westlock St. Brides 123 Lonira 18 Lunnford Redwater 859 28 Sputinow Grande Muskeg Heldar 44 652 St. Point River Saddle Lake 751 651 Busby Paul Unipouheos Cache 32 764 646 121 Shining Bank Sion Anselmo Lake Frog Lake Cosmo Nakamun Mahaska Eliza Mayerthorpe Cherhill Glenford Haddock Alexis 133 Alexander Hattonford 134 40 Pioneer Lac Onoway Wolf Ste. Anne Stony Plain 748 Peers Creek 135A Makaoo Edson Lake Isle Gunn Rosevear 43 I.R. 120 Medicine 16 Bickerdike Obed Lodge Carrot Pinedale Stony Plain Creek Hornbeck Ansell 135 Old Pedley McLeod River Entrance Erith 4 Hinton 47 Brule Oke Miette Embarras Robb Pocahontas Coalspur 16 Mercoal Devona Snaring Miette Shaw Hotsprings Henry 40 Coal Valley Foothills Hospitals House Cadomin Alexis 734 Decoigne Jasper Cardinal Alexis Elk Pigeon 234 River 233 Lake 138A Ermineskin Wynd 138 Hamlet Locality Louis Bull 138B Samson 93A 137,137A O'Chiese 203 City / Town / Village Montana 139 Sunchild 202 Big Horn Highway 144A First Nation & Metis Service Area 0 80 160 320 Kilometers.
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