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;Birch Cove - Barrhead
;Birch Cove - Barrhead
;Bloomsbury
;Bloomsbury
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;Blue Ridge
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;Boyle 1914
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;Breynat
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;Brule
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;Cadomin (1917-1952)
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;Calling Lake
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;Camp Creek - Barrhead
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;Campsie - Barrhead
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;Canyon Creek - LSL
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;Carrot Creek
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;Chard
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;Cherhill - Sangudo
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;Chisholm
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;Chisholm Mills P.O.
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;Colinton (Kinnoull Post Office until 1913)
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;Conklin
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;Cynthia
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;Dapp (Eunice Post Office until 1919)
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;Driftpile LSL
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;Enilda – High Prairie 1913
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;Entrance 1915
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;Entwistle 1908
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;Evansburg 1914
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;Faust - LSL
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;Fawcett (known as French Creek until 1914)
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;Fawcett Lake
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;Flatbush 1916
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;Fort Assiniboine 1823
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;Fort Chipewyan 1789
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;Fort MacKay (named 1912, formerly called Little Red River House)
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;Grassland
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;Green Court 
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;Grouard (named in 1909, formerly known as Lesser Slave Lake Post)
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;Grouard Mission
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;Hondo
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;Island Lake
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;Island Lake South
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;Janvier
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;Jarvie
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;Joussard LSL
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;Kinuso LSL (1915 formerly Swan River)
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;Larkspur - Westlock
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;Lodgepole – Pembina River 1955
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;Lone Pine
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;Mackay
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;Manola
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;Marlboro 1912
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;Mariana Lake
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;Marten Beach LSL
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;Meanook 1912
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;Mildred Lake
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;Neerlandia
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;Niton Junction
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;Nojack
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;Plamondon 1909
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;Peers 1911
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;Perryvale
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;Pibroch
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;Pinedale – Edson
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;Pocahontas (1909 construction camp, 1910 Jasper Park Colliery, closed 1921)
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;Rich Valley
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;Robb (coal 1918-1957)
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;Rochester 1912
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;Rochfort Bridge 1920, though formerly known as Wanekville and Rochfort
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;Rossington
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;Sangudo
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;Smith 1914
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;South Baptiste
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;Sunset Beach
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;Tawatinaw
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;Thunder Lake
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;Tiger Lily
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;Vega
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;Wagner - LSL
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;Wandering River
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;West Baptiste (after Baptiste Majeau an early settler)
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;Whispering Hills
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;White Gull
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;Widewater - LSL
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;Wildwood (1929 formerly called Junkins)

Latest revision as of 15:36, 3 May 2010

**From Pam**

I have used the Provincial map in the science lab and an Alberta Tourism road map as my guide. These include Hamlet and Post Offices. Some are very important search terms e.g. Fort Assiniboine. A search using Sangudo on Google Scholar does locate a science paper on the chemical properties of bee wax taken from bee hives at Sangudo.


Anzac 1917
Atmore
Birch Cove - Barrhead
Bloomsbury
Blue Ridge
Boyle 1914
Breynat
Brule
Cadomin (1917-1952)
Calling Lake
Camp Creek - Barrhead
Campsie - Barrhead
Canyon Creek - LSL
Carrot Creek
Chard
Cherhill - Sangudo
Chisholm
Chisholm Mills P.O.
Colinton (Kinnoull Post Office until 1913)
Conklin
Cynthia
Dapp (Eunice Post Office until 1919)
Driftpile LSL
Enilda – High Prairie 1913
Entrance 1915
Entwistle 1908
Evansburg 1914
Faust - LSL
Fawcett (known as French Creek until 1914)
Fawcett Lake
Flatbush 1916
Fort Assiniboine 1823
Fort Chipewyan 1789
Fort MacKay (named 1912, formerly called Little Red River House)
Grassland
Green Court
Grouard (named in 1909, formerly known as Lesser Slave Lake Post)
Grouard Mission
Hondo
Island Lake
Island Lake South
Janvier
Jarvie
Joussard LSL
Kinuso LSL (1915 formerly Swan River)
Larkspur - Westlock
Lodgepole – Pembina River 1955
Lone Pine
Mackay
Manola
Marlboro 1912
Mariana Lake
Marten Beach LSL
Meanook 1912
Mildred Lake
Neerlandia
Niton Junction
Nojack
Plamondon 1909
Peers 1911
Perryvale
Pibroch
Pinedale – Edson
Pocahontas (1909 construction camp, 1910 Jasper Park Colliery, closed 1921)
Rich Valley
Robb (coal 1918-1957)
Rochester 1912
Rochfort Bridge 1920, though formerly known as Wanekville and Rochfort
Rossington
Sangudo
Smith 1914
South Baptiste
Sunset Beach
Tawatinaw
Thunder Lake
Tiger Lily
Vega
Wagner - LSL
Wandering River
West Baptiste (after Baptiste Majeau an early settler)
Whispering Hills
White Gull
Widewater - LSL
Wildwood (1929 formerly called Junkins)
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