No. Just a border city, located in Alberta and Saskatchewan.
Banff national park extends from the Alberta/BC border to about 23km from Canmore and Lake Louise is about 20km into Alberta from BC.
Because BC and Alberta have mountains.
firstly banff is like 30 minutes past the bc border into Alberta and to awnser your question 850 kilometers or 93 miles or 10 and a half hours.
Very large mountains ranging in height from 7000' to 12,000' that straddle the Alberta-BC border and the Continental Divide.
Not just 3, but 7 Canadian provinces border US. - BC, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario, Quebec and New Brunswick
The seven Canadian provinces that share a border with the the U.S. are British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario, Quebec and New Brunswick.
The US states that border Alberta are Montana and Idaho.
They all have water borders of one kind or another but Alberta and Saskatchewan had their borders drawn from Ottawa without deliberately using rivers, lakes or shorelines for borders. Some of Alberta's border with BC is along the Continental Divide and I would consider that a water border, in a sense. So the safest answer is Saskatchewan.
The driving distance from Kelowna, BC to Edmonton, Alberta is 555 road miles.
Yes. Alberta is directly west of Saskatchewan.
from edmonton alberta to valemount bc