List of Alberta provincial highways
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This is a list of Alberta's primary and secondary highways.
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[edit] Primary highways
These are the main highways in Alberta. They are numbered from 1 to 100, with the exception of the loop routes around Calgary and Edmonton which are numbered in the 200s. Highways 1, 2, 3, 4, 16 and 43 are the most important highways and are divided highways or freeways for much or all of their length. Speed limits are generally 100 km/h (65 mph) except on some divided highways and freeways which are 110 km/h (70 mph).
Marker | Highway | Other names | Description | Length (km) |
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Highway 1 | Trans-Canada Highway | from British Columbia border near Lake Louise to Saskatchewan border near Walsh | 536 |
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Highway 1A |
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various sections
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Highway 1X | connects Highway 1 to Highway 1A near Seebe, east of Exshaw, Alberta, in Bow Valley Provinvial Park | 4.5 | ||
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Highway 2 |
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United States border at Carway to Grande Prairie | 1261 |
Highway 2A | various sections
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Highway 3 | Crowsnest Highway | British Columbia border at Crowsnest Pass to Medicine Hat | 323 |
Highway 3A | Highway 3 to Monarch | 10 | ||
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Highway 4 | "Red Coat Trail" | (United States border at Coutts to Lethbridge) | 90 |
Highway 5 | Waterton Park to Lethbridge | 130 | ||
Highway 6 | United States border at Chief Mountain to Pincher Station | 72 | ||
Highway 7 | Black Diamond to Aldersyde | 27 | ||
Highway 8 | Glenmore Trail | Circle 5 Estates to Calgary | 40 | |
Highway 9 | Inverlake on Trans-Canada Highway to Saskatchewan border west of Alsask | 326 | ||
Highway 10 | Drumheller to Western Monarch | 35 | ||
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Highway 11 | David Thompson Highway | Saskatchewan River Crossing to Nevis | 320 |
Highway 11A | various sections
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Highway 12 | Frisco to Saskatchewan border at Compeer | |||
Highway 13 | Alder Flats (west of Cowboy Trail) to Saskatchewan border near Hayter | 366 | ||
Highway 13A | various sections
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Highway 14 | Poundmaker Trail | Edmonton to Saskatchewan border near Roros | 257 |
Highway 15 | Edmonton to Mundare | 93 | ||
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Highway 16 | Yellowhead Highway | British Columbia border near Decoigne to Saskatchewan border at Lloydminster | 641 |
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Highway 16A | Parkland Highway |
various sections
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Highway 17 | Saskatchewan border near Killarney Lake to Onion Lake | 134 | ||
Highway 18 | Green Court to Thorhild | 162 | ||
Highway 19 | Devon to Nisku | 12 | ||
Highway 20 | Sylvan Lake to Alsike | 110 | ||
Highway 20A | Rimbey to Highway 20 | 1.5 | ||
Highway 21 | Strathmore to Fort Saskatchewan | 335 | ||
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Highway 22 | Cowboy Trail | Lundbreck to Mayerthorpe | 584 |
Highway 22X | Priddis to Calgary to Carseland | 54 | ||
Highway 23 | Monarch to High River | 134 | ||
Highway 24 | Highway 23 to Cheadle | 70 | ||
Highway 25 | Lethbridge to Enchant | 72 | ||
Highway 26 | Camrose to Viking | 64 | ||
Highway 27 | Sundre to Morrin | 139 | ||
Highway 28 | Edmonton to Cold Lake | 293 | ||
Highway 28A | various sections | |||
Highway 29 | Lamont to St. Paul and Highway 41 | |||
Highway 30 | Wabamun to Highway 627 | |||
Highway 31 | Seba Beach to Gainford | |||
Highway 32 | Carrot Creek on Yellowhead Highway to Swan Hills | 148 | ||
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Highway 33 | Grizzly Trail | Gunn to Swan Valley | 219 |
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Highway 35 | Mackenzie Highway | Grimshaw to Northwest Territories border near Indian Cabins | 465 |
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Highway 36 | Veteran Memorial Highway | Warner to Lac La Biche | 641 |
Highway 37 | Onoway to Fort Saskatchewan | 66 | ||
Highway 38 | Redwater to Deerland | 25 | ||
Highway 39 | Drayton Valley to Leduc | 91 | ||
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Highway 40 | Bighorn Highway | various sections
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Highway 41 | Buffalo Trail | United States border at Wild Horse to La Corey | 694 |
Highway 41A | Medicine Hat to Highway 41 | 14 | ||
Highway 42 | Penhold to Lousana | 44 | ||
Highway 43 | British Columbia border near Demmitt to Manly Corner on Yellowhead Highway | 520 | ||
Highway 44 | Westlock to Hondo | 105 | ||
Highway 45 | Bruderheim to Saskatchewan border near Alcurve | 231 | ||
Highway 47 | Coalspur to Edson | 60 | ||
Highway 49 | British Columbia border near Bay Tree to Valleyview | 266 | ||
Highway 50 | Tees to Mirror | 14 | ||
Highway 52 | Welling Station to Craddock | 24 | ||
Highway 53 | Highway 22 to Highway 36 through Forestburg and Rimbey | 223 | ||
Highway 54 | Caroline to Innisfail | 56 | ||
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Highway 55 | Northern Woods and Water Route | Athabasca to Saskatchewan border near Cherry Grove | 264 |
Highway 56 | Crowfoot on Trans-Canada Highway to Camrose | 246 | ||
Highway 58 | Rainbow Lake to Garden River | 283 | ||
Highway 59 | Brainard to Sexsmith | 63 | ||
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Highway 60 | Devonian Way | Calmar to Winterburn | 36 |
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Highway 61 | Red Coat Trail | Stirling to Manyberries | 147 |
Highway 62 | United States border near Del Bonita to Magrath | 52 | ||
Highway 63 | Redwater to Fort McKay | 426 | ||
Highway 64 | British Columbia border near Bear Canyon to Fairview | 126 | ||
Highway 64A | Highway 64 to Fairview | 6.5 | ||
Highway 66 | Don Getty Wildland Provincial Park to Bragg Creek | 27 | ||
Highway 68 | Highway 40 and Bow Valley Provincial Park to Cheenaka on Trans-Canada Highway | 37 | ||
Highway 69 | Fort McMurray to Sprae Creek Estates | 14 | ||
Highway 72 | Crossfield to Beiseker | 33 | ||
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Highway 88 | Bicentennial Highway | Slave Lake to Fort Vermilion and Highway 58 | 428 |
Highway 93 | Icefields Parkway | from the British Columbia border, then along the Icefields Parkway from Lake Louise to Jasper | 266 | |
Highway 93A | alternative to Highway 93 south of Jasper | 1.8 | ||
Highway 100 | Sherwood Park Freeway | Edmonton to Sherwood Park | ||
Highway 201 | Stoney Trail | when completed will run from Highway 1 around Calgary to Highway 2 in the north. In the future, Highway 201 will be extended east from Highway 2 then follow an as-yet unnamed proposed freeway along Calgary's eastern boundary finally terminating at Highway 22X. As of the end of 2004, only the segment from the Trans-Canada Highway north to Country Hills Boulevard has been constructed. | ||
Highway 216 | Anthony Henday Drive | a long term project to circle Edmonton. As of the end of 2005, the highway is in two segments: one segment on the west side of Edmonton running from Yellowhead Highway 16 south to Terwillegar Drive, and a second segment on the east side running from Highway 16 south to Whitemud Drive. A new segment connecting Terwillegar Drive and Highway 2 south is under construction to be completed by October 2006, and another segment connecting Highway 2 south and Whitemud Drive will likely be completed by 2007. |
[edit] Secondary highways
Highways 500 to 699 are east–west roads; higher numbered roads are in the north. Highways 700 to 899 are north–south roads; higher numbered roads are in the east. 900-series highways are newer routes that have been established as potential corridors for Primary highways. Some of these highways have gravel sections. Speed limits range from 80 km/h (50 mph) to 100 km/h (65 mph).
Marker | Highway number | Other names | Description | Length (km) |
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500 | Coutts to Highway 880 just east of Aden including spur into Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park | 57+22 | ||
501 | Coat Trail | Mountain View to the Saskatchewan border east of Highway 41 | 303 | |
502 | Highway 887 to Township road 20A | |||
504 | Warner east to Highway 877 | 29 | ||
505 | Highway 5 at Spring Coulee west to Highway 6 just north of Twin Butte | 72 | ||
506 | Highway 4 north of Warner west to Highway 62 south of Magrath | 46 | ||
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575 | South Dinosaur Trail | West from Drumheller along the southern shore of Red Deer River | 12 |
567 | Alberta provincial highway 22 near Cochrane to Highway 9 | |||
611 | Highway 2A north of Hobbemma westward | |||
627 | Garden Valley Road | Highway 759 near Seba Beach to Edmonton | ||
628 | Spring Lake (Formerly Edmonton Beach) through Edmonton on Whitemud Drive and ending at Highway 21 near Sherwood Park), another 4 mile section further 2 miles to the east and 2 miles to the south that goes to Half Moon Lake | |||
630 | Wye Road | From the end of the Sherwood Park Freeway, Edmonton), to Highway 14, east of Tofield | ||
666 | West from Highway 40 and 11 km south of Grande Prairie through the communities of Grovedale and Wapiti | 48 | ||
697 | Connects La Crete to Mackenzie Highway (35) and Bicentennial Highway (88). Operational ferry and ice bridge cross the Peace River. | |||
734 | Forestry Trunk Road | Various Sections:
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745 | Little Smoky Road | Short gravel road from Little Smoky to Highway 665 | ||
754 | From Highway 88 north of Slave Lake, east to Wabasca. | 92 | ||
759 | Highway 39 north through Tomahawk and Seba Beach to Highway 16 | |||
766 | Lochend Road | Highway 1A to Highway 587 | ||
770 | South of Warburg to Yellowhead Highway 16 | |||
779 | The Fifth Meridian | South of Highway 627 north through Stony Plain to north of Highway 37, near Calahoo | ||
788 | Calahoo Road, Golden Spike Road | South of Highway 627 north to Highway 635. Runs through Spruce Grove | ||
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837 | South Dinosaur Trail | ||
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838 | North Dinosaur Trail | West from Drumheller along the northern shore of Red Deer River | 26 |
813 | North from Athabasca to Wabasca. Unpaved between Calling Lake and Wabasca. | 174 | ||
815 | Highway 53 southwards | |||
846 | From junction of Highway 4 and Highway 61 south about 4 miles to junction with Highway 52 | |||
887 | From hamlet of Seven Persons south to Highway 501 | |||
901 | Continuation of Highway 22X from Carseland to Gleichen at Highway 1 (Trans-Canada Highway). | |||
940 | Bighorn Highway | Unimproved sections of Highway 40 |
[edit] See also
- List of Canadian highways by province
- Transportation in Calgary
- Transportation in Edmonton
- Transportation in Lethbridge
[edit] External links
- Road Signs of Alberta by Mark O'Neil
- Alberta Roads Website by Julian MacDonald
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