What is Alberta's landform region?

Answer 1

Edmonton Alberta doesn't have very many specific landforms in the area, although there are some nearby. These include: Columbia Icefield (Banff, AB); Lake Louise [(glacier lake: turquoise water)(Banff, AB)]; In Jasper National Park, about two to three hours outside of Edmonton, you can find an abundance of beautiful mountains and lakes.

As for Edmonton itself, it has few landforms, but bodies of water nearby (within 30 minutes) include: Cooking Lake, Hastings Lake, and North Saskatchewan River.

North Saskatchewan River is the closest landform, considering it runs straight through the city.

Answer 2

There are so many landforms found in Alberta that only a few will be listed here:

• Mountains
• Foothills
• Prairie
• Coulees
• Bad lands
• Hills
• Cliffs
• Plateaus
• Steppes

Answer 3

Rocky Mountains, Prairies, Bad Lands, and the coulees, cliffs, plateaus, buttes, and knobs and kettles of the grasslands and forests of this province.

Answer 4

The most notable landform in Alberta, and what makes Alberta so famous is the Rocky Mountains. Another notable landform is the voodoos in Dinosaur Provincial Park near Drumheller.

Answer 5

There are the Canadian Rockies, the prairies, coulees, buttes, steppes, foothills, hills, knobs'n kettles, rivers, lakes, plateaus, cliffs etc.

Answer 6

western cordillera

Answer 7

hoodoos,prairies,