Changes to Alberta’s Highway System between 2003 and 2005 According to the Official Alberta Road Map Series Twinning 1. Highway #2 (Deerfoot Trail) twinned extension constructed from Highway #22X in Calgary to the former Highway #2, now Highway #2A, at De Winton (see M-5). 2. Highway #43 twinned from Highway #658 near Blue Ridge to Little Paddle River between Green Court and Mayerthorpe (see I-4). 3. Highway #43 twinned from northwest of Fox Creek near Iosegun Lake to south of Little Smoky (see H-3). New Interchanges 1. Highway #2 interchange where the Deerfoot Trail twinned extension meets the old Highway #2, now Highway #2A near De Winton (see M-5). 2. Highway #2 interchange south of Highway #54 at Innisfail added despite not being opened to date (see K-5). 3. Highway #2 interchange between Highway #19 and Highway #39 at Leduc despite being in service for years (see J-6). Primary Highway Paving 1. Highway #25 paved from Highway #521 north of Turin to Highway #526 west of Enchant (see N-6). Secondary Highway Paving 1. Highway #529 paved from Highway #2 between Parkland and Stavely to north of Little Bow River enroute to Highway #23 near Champion (see M-6 and N-6). 2. Highway #866 paved from Highway #9 at Cereal to south of Highway #570 enroute to Buffalo (see l-8). 3. Highway # 791 paved from Highway #581 west of Carstairs to south of Highway #575 west of Acme (see L-5). 4. Highway #827 paved from Highway #663 west of Colinton to north of Highway #661 at Pine Creek (see H-6). 5. Highway #813 paved from Highway #754 at Wabasca-Desmarais to Sandy Lake (see F-5 and F-6). 6. Highway #986 paved from Cadotte Lake to east of Little Buffalo (see F-4). Highway Removal 1. The graveled section of Highway #63 north of Fort Mackay along the Athabasca River that was added to the Official Alberta Road Map in 2003 has since been removed (see D-7 and E-7). Missing Interchanges 1. New Highway #2 interchange along the Deerfoot Trail twinned extension between the old Highway #2, now Highway #2A, and Bow River was opened in 2003/2004 (see M-5). 2. Highway #1 interchange at Highway #1A southeast of Lake Louise was removed from the map in 2001, but still exists (see L-4). 3. Highway #1 interchange at Highway #93 north of Lake Louise was removed from the map in 2001, but still exists (see L-4). 4. Highway #2 interchange at Highway #37 north of St. Albert was removed from the map in 2001, but still exists (see I-6). 5. Highway #2 interchange at Highway #642 serving Morinville was removed from the map in 2001, but still exists (see I-6). 6. New Highway #43 interchange at Highway #2 north of Grande Prairie was opened in 2003/2004 (see G-2). prepared on February 25, 2005 .