There are thousands of lakes in Alberta.
There are two major lakes that are shared by Alberta and Saskatchewan, Canada. Those lakes are Athabasca Lake and Cold Lake.
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Absolutely! There are many rivers, lakes and mountains in Alberta!Some lakes are:Thunder LakeLake AthabascaLesser Slave LakeClear LakePine LakeSome rivers are:North Saskatchewan RiverAthabasca RiverBow RiverBattle RiverMilk RiverSome mountains are:Three SistersPyramid MountainMount RundleMount Edith CavellMarmot MountainThese are only just a few of the many lakes, rivers and mountains that exist in Alberta, Canada.
No. There are only five great lakes. None of which are in Alberta. They are:Superior, Huron, Michigan, Erie and Ontario.
There are whitefish, northern pike, and rainbow trout found in many lakes in the province of Alberta.
Lake Claire is the largest lake in Alberta. Abraham Lake is a man-made reservoir on the Hudson Bay. Beaverhill Lake, Bistcho Lake, Buffalo Lake, and Lesser Slave Lake are other major lakes in Alberta.
No, Alberta is a province in Canada. The Great Lakes are Superior, Michigan, Huron, Ontario, and Erie.
No, Alberta is a province in Canada. The Great Lakes are Superior, Michigan, Huron, Ontario, and Erie.
Well we have many in alberta, most of our rivers have water in them and usually flowwing in one direction, our lakes also have water in them and if you look hard enough you might find a fish And our mountains have rock dirt and worms...... Thank you for asking, and you're welcome for answering, Awex and Owen
There are many rivers in Alberta. To name a few:Athabasca RiverNorth Saskatchewan RiverPeace RiverBattle RiverBow RiverMilk RiverPembina RiverPaddle River...are some rivers located in Alberta.
Jasper, Banff, Elks Island, Wood Buffalo, Waterton Lakes
there are 99999,567291,99904352617,788453627,848473565522044,250000037attractions in alberta