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The Oldman Watershed
Oldman Watershed Administrative Boundaries
Detailed Oldman Watershed Map
Oldman Watershed Subbasins
Porcupine Hills Boundary Map
Dutch Creek
Oldman Watershed Headwaters
Summer Map of Castle (2010)
Source: Government of Alberta
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Winter Map of Castle
Source: Government of Alberta
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Castle Proposed Final State (2015)
Produced by Parks Division, Alberta Environment and Park.
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Hidden Creek Area
Source: Environment and Parks, Government of Alberta
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Hidden Creek Area - Detailed
Source: Environment and Parks, Government of Alberta
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Percent Contribution of Sub-Watersheds to Total Streamflow (1971 - 2000)
Map produced by Dr. Stefan W. Kienzle and Markus Mueller, Department of Geography, University of Lethbridge.
Alberta Water Yield Per Square Kilometer
Prairie Climate Atlas
If these climate change predictions come true, massive heat waves will be the norm. The map on the left shows the current situation: Most of the Prairies is shaded blue (meaning 10 or fewer days when the temperature tops 30 C) with only Palliser’s Triangle in the light-green or yellow zones (20 to 25 days of +30 C). On the right is the prediction for the years after 2050 if there isn’t a reduction in greenhouse gases — with 30 to 45 days of scorching hot weather in a typical summer. Source: Alberta Farmer.
MAP GRAPHICS: Prairie Climate Atlas
Canada mapped only by rivers, streams & lakes
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Aquatic species at risk maps
