Northern Alberta

Northern Alberta is a region in the Canadian province of Alberta.

  • 5.1 roads
  • 5.2 Airports

Geography

In addition to the Aspen Parkland and the Muskeg there are in the region especially - further north - boreal coniferous forest. In the Peace Country can be found along the Peace River and its tributaries also farming and pastoral farming in the fertile soil of the local prairie.

Waters

In the region there are the marshy area of the Peace - Athabasca Inland Delta.

Lakes

In the region there are the largest bodies of water in all of Alberta:

Reserves

  • Caribou Mountains Wildlife Park in the Caribou Mountains to protect the reindeer
  • Wood Buffalo National Park, the largest National Park in Canada

Attractions

Kimberlite fields

In the region there are three Kimberlitfelder:

  • Birch Mountains Kimberlitfeld
  • Buffalo Head Hills Kimberlitfeld
  • Northern Alberta - Kimberlitfeld

Economy

The main economic activity of the region is the gas and oil production, which are operated in the Athabasca oil sands and oil field Wabasca. Gas production is mainly focused on the Peace River County and the area around Chinchaga and Rainbow Lake. In addition, there are also forestry and logging in boreal coniferous forest.

Traffic

In addition to the Alberta Highways 2 and 43, the following roads lead through the region:

Airports

Policy

For the representation in the Legislative Assembly of Alberta, the region is divided into the following ten electoral districts:

  • Athabasca - Redwater
  • Barrhead - Morinville - Westlock
  • Bonnyville - Cold Lake
  • Dunvegan - Central Peace
  • Fort McMurray -Wood Buffalo
  • Grande Prairie Smoky
  • Grande Prairie Wapiti
  • Lac La Biche -St Paul
  • Lesser Slave Lake
  • Peace River

Administrative divisions

The region is divided into the following four Census Divisions:

  • Division No. 16
  • Division No. 17
  • Division No. 18
  • Division No. 19
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