Alberta
Ranch country and oil country at once, with the Rockies standing along the whole western edge and prairie running flat from their foot to Saskatchewan. The badlands in the south hold one of the richest dinosaur beds on earth, and the oldest national park in the country sits in the mountains above them.
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- Census divisions
- All 19, each named
- Sizes
- 5 sizes, 8" x 12" to 24" x 36"
- Population
- About 4.3 million
- Largest city
- Calgary
- Capital
- Edmonton
- Entered Confederation
- 1905
- Census divisions
- 19
- Busiest census division
- Division No. 6, about 1.6 million
- Quietest census division
- Division No. 4, about 9,200
Every census division on this map
The pieces are census divisions, and Alberta is one of the provinces that never named them. Statistics Canada simply numbers them, so the 19 regions on this map are known by number rather than by any word a resident would use. The shape of each one is real even where the name is only a figure.
- Division No. 1
- Division No. 10
- Division No. 11
- Division No. 12
- Division No. 13
- Division No. 14
- Division No. 15
- Division No. 16
- Division No. 17
- Division No. 18
- Division No. 19
- Division No. 2
- Division No. 3
- Division No. 4
- Division No. 5
- Division No. 6
- Division No. 7
- Division No. 8
- Division No. 9