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South – Peace River PUFPP Map 2020 120°16'W 120°8'W 120°4'W 119°56'W 119°48'W 119°40'W 119°32'W 119°24'W 119°16'W 119°8'W 119°4'W 118°56'W 118°48'W 118°40'W 118°32'W 118°24'W 118°16'W 118°8'W 118°4'W 117°56'W 117°48'W 117°40'W 117°32'W 117°24'W 117°16'W 117°8'W 117°4'W 116°56'W 116°48'W 116°40'W 116°32'W 116°24'W 116°16'W 116°8'W 116°4'W 116°0'W â T90 R13 W6 T91 R23 W5 T91 R22 W5 T91 R21 W5 T91 R20 W5 T91 R19 W5 T91 R18 W5 T90 R12 W6 T90 R11 W6 T91 R16 W5 T91 R15 W5 T91 R14 W5 56°46'N T90 R10 W6 T90 R9 W6 T90 R8 W6 T91 R17 W5 T90 R7 W6 T90 R6 W6 T90 R26 W5 56°52'N T90 R5 W6 T90 R4 W6 T90 R3 W6 T90 R2 W6 T90 R1 W6 T90 R25 W5 T90 R24 W5 T90 R23 W5 T90 R22 W5 T90 R21 W5 T90 R20 W5 T90 R19 W5 T90 R18 W5 T89 R13 W6 T89 R12 W6 T90 R17 W5 T90 R16 W5 T90 R15 W5 T89 R11 W6 T90 R14 W5T90 R13 W5 T89 R10 W6 56°42'N T89 R9 W6 T89 R8 W6 T89 R7 W6 T89 R6 W6 56°48'N T89 R5 W6 T89 R22 W5 T89 R3 W6 T89 R26 W5 Deadwood Peace River T89 R4 W6 T89 R2 W6 T89 R1 W6 690UV â T89 R25 W5 T89 R24 W5 T88 R10 W6 T89 R23 W5 T89 R21 W5 T89 R20 W5 T89 R19 W5 T89 R14 W5 Forest Area 56°38'N T88 R13 W6 T89 R17 W5 T88 R12 W6 T88 R11 W6 T89 R16 W5 T89 R15 W5 T89 R13 W5 UV35 56°44'N T88 R9 W6 T89 R18 W5 T88 R8 W6 T88 R7 W6 T88 R1 W6 South T88 R6 W6 T88 R5 W6 T88 R4 W6 T88 R3 W6 T88 R2 W6 T88 R26 W5T88 R25 W5 56°34'N T88 R24 W5 T88 R23 W5 T88 R19 W5 T88 R22 W5 56°40'N Clear Prairie T88 R21 W5 T88 R20 W5 T87 R13 W6 â T88 R18 W5 T88 R17 W5 T88 R16 W5 T87 R12 W6 T87 R11 W6 T88 R14 W5 T88 R13 W5 T87 R10 W6 Personal Use T87 R9 W6 T88 R15 W5 T87 R8 W6 T87 R7 W6 T87 R6 W6 T87 R5 W6 743UV 56°30'N T87 R4 W6 T87 R3 W6 Forest Products T87 R2 W6 T87 R26 W5 56°36'N Worsley T87 R25 W5 689UV â T87 R1 W6 T87 R23 W5 T87 R22 W5 T87 R19 W5 T87 R24 W5 â Dixonville T87 R21 W5 T87 R20 W5 T86 R13 W6 T86 R12 W6 T86 R10 W6 T87 R18 W5 T87 R17 W5 Permit Map T87 R16 W5 T87 R14 W5 T87 R13 W5 T86 R11 W6 T86 R9 W6 T87 R15 W5 56°26'N T86 R8 W6 T86 R7 W6 T86 R4 W6 T86 R6 W6 T86 R5 W6 56°32'N â Chinook Valley â Eureka River T86 R3 W6 T86 R2 W6 T86 R1 W6T86 R26 W5 Legend 726UV T86 R24 W5 T86â R17 W5 Marten River T86 R23 W5 T86 R22 W5 T86 R21 W5 T86 R20 W5 Simon Lakes â T86 R25 W5 T86 R19 W5 T86 R18 W5 T86 R16 W5 â T85 R13 W6 T85 R12 W6 T85 R11 W6 T86 R14 W5 Forest Area Boundary 56°22'N T86 R15 W5 T85 R10 W6 730UV 56°28'N T85 R9 W6 Little Buffalo Cleardale T85 R8 W6 â Highways â T85 R7 W6 T85 R6 W6 UV64 T85 R4 W6 T85 R3 W6 T85 R2 W6 Roads T85 R1 W6 T85 R25 W5 T85 R18 W5 T85 R5 W6 T85 R26 W5 T85 R24 W5 56°18'N T85 R21 W5 Towns and Cities T85 R20 W5 56°24'N T84 R13 W6 T85 R23 W5 T85 R19 W5 T84 R12 W6 T85 R22 W5 986UV T85 R17 W5 T85 R16 W5 T85 R15 W5 T85 R14 W5 T84 R11 W6 â Three Creeks Township Range T84 R10 W6 T84 R9 W6 T84 R8 W6 T84 R7 W6 T84 R6 W6 T84 R5 W6 Lakes and Rivers Warrensville T84 R3 W6 â â 56°14'N 737 â UV T84 R1 W6 56°20'N Streams Bear Canyon T84 R4 W6 T84 R2 W6 T84 R25 W5 T84 R24 W5 â Deer Hill T84 R26 W5 T84 R23 W5 T84 R22 W5 â 717UV Hines Creek T84 R21 W5 T84 R20 W5 T83 R13 W6 T84 R19 W5 T84 R18 W5 Harvest Not Permitted T83 R12 W6 T84 R17 W5 T84 R16 W5 T84 R15 W5 T84 R14 W5 â T83 R11 W6 Hines Creek Cherry Point T83 R10 W6 â Royce T83 R9 W6 T83 R8 W6 688UV Harvest Permitted 56°10'N T83 R7 W6 T83 R6 W6 T83 R5 W6 T83 R4 W6 56°16'N Roma Junction T83 R2 W6 T83 R1 W6T83 R26 W5 685UV T83 R23 W5 â 56°8'N 729UV T83 R3 W6 Peaceâ River T83 R25 W5 Grimshaw UV2A â T83 R22 W5 T83 R20 W5 T82 R13 W6 â Cotillion T83 R24 W5 T83 R19 W5 T83 R18 W5 T83 R17 W5 T82 R12 W6 T83 R21 W5 T83 R14 W5T83 R13 W5 56°6'N T83 R15 W5 T82 R11 W6 T82 R10 W6 T82 R8 W6 T83 R16 W5 T82 R9 W6 T82 R5 W6 735 56°12'N â Gage 732UV UV Berwyn Shaftesbury Settlement T82 R7 W6 T82 R1 W6 T82 R6â W6 Scotswood Brownvale Judah 56°4'N Berwyn 684 â Highland Park â T82 R4 W6 â UV T82 R3 W6 T82 R2 W6 Whitelaw T82 R22 W5 â T82 R26 W5 T82 R25 W5 T82 R23 W5 T82 R24 W5 T82 R21 W5 T82 R18 W5 T82 R16 W5 56°2'N T82 R19 W5 Silver Valley T82 R20 W5 â Savanna 740UV 56°8'N T81 R13 W6 681UV â Fourth Creek 682UV Bluesky Harmon Valley T82 R17 W5 T82 R15 W5 T81 R11 W6 â â â Early Gardens â T82 R14 W5 T81 R8 W6 64AUV Shaftesbury Settlement T81 R12 W6 T81 R10 W6 T81 R7 W6 Fairview Marieâ Reine 56°0'N T81 R9 W6 T81 R6 W6 â Vanrena â Friedenstal 56°6'N T81 R5 W6 T81 R3 W6 55°58'N â Waterhole T81 R1 W6 T81 R26 W5 T81 R23 W5 56°4'N T80 R13 W6 Red Star T81 R25 W5 683UV â â T81 R4 W6 T81 R2 W6 T81 R22 W5 T81 R21 W5 Nampa Griffin Creek T81 R19 W5 T81 R18 W5 T81 R17 W5 T80 R12 W6 T81 R24 W5 T81 R20 W5 T81 R16 W5 T81 R15 W5 T81 R14 W5 T80 R11 W6 56°2'N T80 R10 W6 T81 R13 W5 Bonanza T80 R9 W6 725UV Reno â T80 R7 W6 â T80 R8 W6 Erin Lodgeâ Lothrop 744UV 55°54'N â T80 R6 W6 â 719UV 680UV T80 R5 W6 T80 R4 W6 56°0'N Blueberry Mountain Dunvegan T80 R3 W6 T80 R2 W6 â T80 R1 W6 T80 R26 W5 T79 R11 W6 Ksituan Dunvegan Settlement T80 R25 W5 T80 R24 W5 â T80 R23 W5 T80 R22 W5 T80 R21 W5 T80 R20 W5 T80 R19 W5 55°58'N T79 R13 W6 740UV T80 R18 W5 T80 R17 W5 T80 R16 W5 T79 R12 W6 â Whitburn T80 R15 W5 T80 R14 W5 T79 R10 W6 T79 R7 W6 55°50'N Bay Tree T79 R9 W6 â UV49 â Gordondale T79 R8 W6 â Jean Cote 727UV T79 R5 W6 T79 R4 W6 T79 R6 W6 T79 R3 W6 T79 R26 W5 T79 R21 W5 55°54'N T79 R25 W5 T79 R24 W5 T79 R2 W6 T79 R23 W5 T79 R22 W5 T79 R18 W5 T79 R1 W6 T79 R20 W5 T79 R19 W5 55°46'N T78 R13 W6 T78 R12 W6 T79 R17 W5 T79 R16 W5 T79 R15 W5 T79 R14 W5 T78 R11 W6 T78 R10 W6 Spirit River T78 R8 W6 T78 R9 W6 T78 R7 W6 â Tangent â T78 R6 W6 â Eaglesham 55°50'N Happy Valley Rycroft Rycroft T78 R4 W6 Spirit River Settlement T78 R3 W6 â Prestville T78 R1 W6 55°42'N T78 R2 W6 739UV T78 R5 W6 â â T78 R24 W5 T77 R13 W6 Manir â Wanham Belloy T78 R23 W5 T78 R22 W5 â T78 R26 W5 T78 R25 W5 â Culp T78 R20 W5 T78 R21 W5 T78 R18 W5 T78 R17 W5 T78 R16 W5 T77 R12 W6 T77 R10 W6 Girouxville Girouxville T78 R19 W5 T78 R15 W5 T78 R13 W5 T77 R11 W6 T77 R6 W6 Silverwood 55°46'N T77 R9 W6 T77 R8 W6 â â Watino Donnelly T78 R14 W5 T77 R7 W6 Falher 731UV T77 R5 W6 Leicester 55°38'N McLennan â â Gundy â Bridgeview T77 R4 W6 T77 R21 W5 T77 R3 W6 T77 R2 W6 T77 R1 W6 T77 R26 W5 T77 R25 W5 T77 R24 W5 T76 R10 W6 T77 R23 W5 T77 R22 W5 T76 R13 W6 T77 R20 W5 T77 R19 W5 T77 R18 W5 55°42'N T76 R12 W6 T77 R17 W5 T77 R16 W5 T77 R15 W5 T76 R11 W6 T77 R14 W5 âNorthmark Peoria T76 R9 W6 â 55°34'N T76 R8 W6 Woking T76 R6 W6 â 677UV â Salt Prairie T76 R5 W6 T76 R7 W6 677UV T76 R4 W6 733UV Kathleenâ T76 R3 W6 T76 R2 W6 T76 R1 W6 Heart River and Salt Prairie Settlement T76 R26 W5 T76 R25 W5 Prairie Echo 55°38'N T75 R12 W6 T76 R24 W5 T76 R23 W5 â T76 R22 W5 T76 R21 W5 T76 R20 W5 679UV Heart River Big Prairie Settlement T76 R19 W5 T76 R18 W5 â T76 R14 W5 55°30'N T75 R8 W6 T76 R16 W5 T76 R15 W5 T75 R11 W6 â Homestead Braeburn T76 R17 W5 T75 R10 W6 â T75 R13 W6 T75 R9 W6 â Guy T75 R7 W6 T75 R6 W6 T75 R5 W6 Grouard Mission 55°34'N Demmitt T75 R3 W6 â T74 R14 W6 â 724UV T75 R4 W6 T75 R2 W6 T75 R1 W6 â Bad Heart T75 R26 W5 T75 R25 W5 T75 R15 W5Lesser Slave Lake Settlement 55°26'N â T75 R24 W5 T75 R23 W5 T75 R22 W5 â Valhalla T75 R20 W5 T75 R19 W5 T75 R18 W5 750UV T74 R13 W6 T75 R17 W5 T75 R16 W5 T75 R14 W5 Webster T75 R21 W5 T74 R12 W6 T74 R10 W6 â T74 R9 W6 55°30'N Brainard T74 R11 W6 T74 R7 W6 â â Valhalla Centre 59 T74 R8â W6 UV T74 R5 W6 T74 R4 W6 55°22'N La Glace T74 R3 W6 T74 R1 W6 Triangle High Prairie Lymburn 43 T74 R6 W6 T74 R25 W5 676UV UV2A â â â UV 721UV â Buffalo Lake T74 R26 W5 T74 R24 W5 T74 R23 W5 Horse Lake T74 R2 W6 T74 R22 W5 T74 R21 W5 T73 R14 W6 Poplar Hill Teepee Creek T74 R20 W5 UV2 Enilda T73 R13 W6 55°26'N T73 R12 W6 T73 R11 W6 â 674UV â T74 R19 W5 T74 R17 W5 â T74 R15 W5 Hythe T74 R16 W5 T74 R14 W5 Joussardâ T73 R9 W6 T73 R8 W6 Sexsmith T74 R18 W5 55°18'N T73 R10 W6 â T73 R7 W6 â Gilwood 672UV T73 R6 W6 T73 R5 W6 T73 R4 W6 T73 R3 W6 0 2.25 4.5 9 13.5 723UV T73 R2 W6 T73 R1 W6 T73 R19 W5 T73 R26 W5 Kilometers T72 R14 W6 724UV T73 R25 W5 T73 R15 W5 55°22'N â Goodfare Albright T73 R24 W5 Banana Belt T72 R13 W6 T72 R12 W6 â T73 R22 W5 T73 R21 W5 T73 R20 W5 â 671UV T73 R17 W5 1:350,000 736UV T73 R23 W5 T73 R18 W5 T73 R16 W5 T73 R14 W5 55°14'N T72 R11 W6 T72 R10 W6 New Fish Creek 747UV T72 R9 W6 T72 R8 W6 â â 749UV T72 R6 W6 Clairmont â T72 R7 W6 T72 R5 W6 Beaverlodge T72 R4 W6 T72 R3 W6 55°18'N T72 R2 W6 T72 R1 W6 T71 R14 W6 â Bezanson T72 R26 W5 T72 R25 W5 T72 R19 W5 Hayfield DeBolt T72 R23 W5 T72 R13 W5 55°10'N Goodwin T72 R22 W5 â T71 R10 W6 Glen Leslie â â T72 R24 W5 T72 R21 W5 T72 R20 W5 T71 R11 W6 T71 R8 W6 670UV â T72 R17 W5 T72 R16 W5 T72 R14 W5 T71 R12 W6 722UV 667UV â Huallen T71 R7 W6 Grande Prairie T72 R18 W5 55°8'N T71 R9 W6 724UV T71 R4 W6 T71 R3 W6 T71 R2 W6 T72 R15 W5 T71 R13 W6 T71 R1 W6 55°14'N Wembley T71 R6 W6 T71 R5 W6 T71 R26 W5 T71 R25 W5 T71 R24 W5 T71 R23 W5 T71 R22 W5 T71 R21 W5 ³ Produced by: â Alberta Agriculture and Forestry.
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