Province of Alberta, Canada : resources and development
This is a map of economic development of Alberta in 1952 showing crude oil and natural gas fields and pipelines, forest, parkland and prairie areas, mineral resources disposition, pulpwood and timber fields, grazing lands, crop fields, water power plants, steam generator plants, power lines, major w...
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| Format: | Map |
| Language: | English |
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Government of Alberta
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| Subjects: |
Natural gas
> Pipelines
> Energy supply
> Coal
> Timber
> Natural resources
> Minerals
> Forests and forestry
> Wood
> Prairies
> Grasslands
> Crops
> Hydroelectric power plants
> Electric lines
> Waterways
> Irrigation
> Forest reserves
> National parks & reserves
> Railroads
> Cities and towns
> Oil wells
> First Nations reserves
Natural gas
> Pipelines
> Energy supply
> Coal
> Timber
> Natural resources
> Minerals
> Forests and forestry
> Wood
> Prairies
> Grasslands
> Crops
> Hydroelectric power plants
> Electric lines
> Waterways
> Irrigation
> Forest reserves
> National parks & reserves
> Railroads
> Cities and towns
> Alberta
> Oil wells
> First Nations reserves
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| Online Access: | https://digital.library.yorku.ca/yul-1151176/province-alberta-canada-resources-and-development |
| Summary: | This is a map of economic development of Alberta in 1952 showing crude oil and natural gas fields and pipelines, forest, parkland and prairie areas, mineral resources disposition, pulpwood and timber fields, grazing lands, crop fields, water power plants, steam generator plants, power lines, major waterways, irrigation areas, First Nations reserves, forest reserves, national parks, railways, cities and towns. Inset: [Regional map of Alberta]. Scale 1:1,267,200, or 20 miles to 1 inch. Relief shown by spot heights. Material digitized as part of an Academic Innovation Fund (AIF), awarded in 2018. For more information see: http://avptl.info.yorku.ca/academic-innovation-fund/ . Shows crude oil and natural gas fields and pipelines, forest, parkland and prairie areas, mineral resources disposition, pulpwood and timber fields, grazing lands, crop fields, water power plants, steam generator plants, power lines, major waterways, irrigation areas, First Nations reserves, forest reserves, national parks, railways, cities and towns. |
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