Highway map of Alberta

Below is a large map of Alberta showing main cities and highways.
Find your way around the province.

Where is Alberta? It lies on the left side of a Canada map. One province removed from the west coast.

The only province to the west is British Columbia.

It touches the US - Canadian border on the south, bordering along the northern edge of Montana, and to our north is the great Northwest Territories. Saskatchewan lies on the east.

Here is the map.

This map displays the seven largest independent cities of Alberta as black disks:

Calgary
Edmonton
Lethbridge
Medicine Hat
Red Deer
Grande Prairie
Fort McMurray

The red lines on the map
show you many of the primary highways, the lowest numbered ones from 1 to 17 and the major two-digit numbered roads.

For example Alberta highway 21, 22 and 41. 63 connects Fort McMurray with the rest of the world, while 35 does the same for High Level and the NWT. The yellow highlighted thoroughfares through this map of Alberta include:

The Trans-Canada Highway, which runs from the Maritimes westward through Alberta to the British Columbia coast.
The Canamex Highway, the international corridor which runs from Mexico northward through the western US and Alberta, and through Grande Prairie into BC. In Alberta, we call our stretch the Queen Elizabeth II, or QE2 for short.
The Yellowhead Highway which runs from Manitoba to BC.