Alberta federal electoral ridings

Edmonton

Calgary

Alberta

Centre

East

Centre
North

Northeast

Southeast

Southwest

West

Nose
Hill

Crowfoot

Centre

East

Sherwood
Park

Spruce
Grove

St. Albert

Strathcona

Mill Woods
Beaumont

Leduc

Fort McMurray-
Athabasca

Peace River

Lethbridge

Macleod

Medicine
Hat

Red Deer

Vegreville
Wainwright

Westlock—St. Paul

Wetaskiwin

Yellowhead

Wild Rose

As of 2006, the province of Alberta has 28 electoral districts represented in the Canadian House of Commons.

• Calgary Centre
• Calgary Centre-North
• Calgary East
• Calgary Northeast
• Calgary Southeast
• Calgary Southwest
• Calgary West
• Calgary—Nose Hill
• Crowfoot
• Edmonton Centre
• Edmonton East
• Edmonton—Leduc
• Edmonton—Mill Woods—Beaumont
• Edmonton—Sherwood Park
• Edmonton—Spruce Grove
• Edmonton—St. Albert
• Edmonton—Strathcona
• Fort McMurray—Athabasca
• Lethbridge
• Macleod
• Medicine Hat
• Peace River
• Red Deer
• Vegreville—Wainwright
• Westlock—St. Paul
• Wetaskiwin
• Wild Rose
• Yellowhead

Historic federal electoral districts

• Acadia
• Assiniboia West
• Athabaska
• Battle River
• Battle River—Camrose
• Beaver River
• Bow River
• Calgary
• Calgary North
• Calgary South
• Camrose
• Alberta (Provisional District)
• East Calgary
• Edmonton
• Edmonton North
• Edmonton Northwest
• Edmonton South
• Edmonton Southeast
• Edmonton Southwest
• Edmonton West
• Elk Island
• Jasper—Edson
• Lakeland
• Palliser
• Pembina
• Rocky Mountain
• St. Albert
• Strathcona
• Vegreville
• Victoria

See also

• Alberta provincial electoral districts
• List of Canadian federal electoral districts
• List of Canadian federal electoral districts by region
• Politics of Alberta

External links

• The Parliament of Canada

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