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What geological evidence do you have here in Alberta that glaciers once covered this province?
While rivers usually form 'V' shaped valleys, glaciers form 'U' shaped valleys. There could also be scratch marks made by the glaciers picking up boulders and scraping them over any exposed bedrock. When the glaciers melted, these rocks and debris were left as moraines, often damming the melt water to form lakes.
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Which province province produces the most natural gas?
New Brunswick
What country is 54 N 114 W?
Alberta is the province, Canada is the country and Edmonton is the city
Which province in Canada has the most dinosaur fossils?
Alberta, specifically the region around Drumheller, is known for having the most dinosaur fossils in Canada. The area is home to the Royal Tyrrell Museum, which showcases a wide variety of dinosaur specimens.
What is Alberta Nick name?
Alberta's nickname is "Wild Rose Country." This nickname comes from the official flower of the province, the wild rose.
Which western province has no natural boundaries?
Alberta is the western province in Canada that has no natural boundaries. It has a rectangular shape and is surrounded by British Columbia, Saskatchewan, and the Northwest Territories.
What geological evidence is in Alberta that glaciers once covered the province?
Alberta exhibits several geological features indicating past glaciation, including U-shaped valleys, striations on bedrock, and glacial till deposits. The presence of erratics—large boulders transported by glaciers—scattered across the landscape further supports this evidence. Additionally, features like moraines and drumlins, formed from glacial movement and deposition, are prominent in the region. These geological formations collectively point to Alberta's history of glacial coverage during the last Ice Age.
If Alberta is a province what is Calgary to Alberta?
Calgary is to Alberta, as City is to Province...
What province is Calgary in?
The province Alberta was created out of the Northwest Territories.
Is Alberta a state in the us?
None of the above! Alberta is a PROVINCE of Canada.
What does AB stand for as an abbreviation of a province of Canada?
the province of Alberta, Canada
What is the capital of the province or territory in Lamont Alberta Canada?
The capital of the province of Alberta is Edmonton.
The date Alberta became a province?
Alberta became a province on September 1st 1905.
Who was the Premier of the Province of Alberta in 1997?
Gerry Manning is the premier of the province of Alberta in 1997.
What provinces border the province of Alberta?
The province of Alberta, Canada is bordered to the west by the province of British Columbia, to the east by Saskatchewan. The Northwest Territories, though not a province itself, borders Alberta to the north.
Is Alberta the biggest province?
With an area of 640,044.57 square kilometres, Alberta is the fourth largest province.
What province is north of Alberta and Saskatchewan?
There is no province north of Alberta and Saskatchewan. However, there is the Northwest Territories that is north of the Alberta and Saskatchewan border.
Is the province aberta masculine or feminine in french?
Alberta is masculine
