List of Alberta provincial highways

Alberta provincial highway system
Alberta provincial highway system
	Standard highway markers for Alberta
	Alberta's provincial highway system as of 2016
Highway names
Provincial Highways	Alberta Highway XX (Hwy XX)
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The Canadian province of Alberta has a provincial highway network consisting of over 31,400 kilometres (19,500 mi) of roads as of 2021-2022, of which 28,000 kilometres (17,000 mi) have been paved.[1]

All of Alberta's provincial highways are maintained by Alberta Transportation (AT), a department of the Government of Alberta. The network includes two distinct series of numbered highways:

The 1–216 series (formerly known as primary highways), making up Alberta's core highway network—typically paved and with the highest traffic volume
The 500–986 series, providing more local access, with a higher proportion of gravel surfaces

History

In 1926, Alberta discontinued its system of marking highways with different colours in favour of a numbering system.[2] By 1928, the year a gravel road stretched from Edmonton to the United States border, Alberta's provincial highway network comprised 2,310 km (1,440 mi).[2]

Prior to 1973, the expanding highway system comprised one-digit and two-digit highways, with some numbers having letter suffixes (e.g., Highway 1X, Highway 26A).[3] In 1973, a second highway system emerged, using three digits starting in the 500s and referred to as secondary roads, while the existing system continued to be referred to as provincial highways.[4] In 1974, provincial highways became known as primary highways;[5] and in 1990, secondary roads became known as secondary highways.[6]

Secondary highways were abolished in 2000, with most becoming primary highways.[7] The expanded primary highway system was divided into two subsets: former primary highways, which became the 1–216 series;[8] and former secondary highways, which became the 500–986 series.[9] In 2010, all highways became known as provincial highways, while maintaining the two numbered series.[10][11] Despite this, the series are still often referred to as primary and secondary highways, respectively.

1 - 216 series

The 1 – 216 series of highways within Alberta’s provincial highway system as of 2016

The segments of highways within Alberta's provincial highway system that are designated part of Canada's National Highway System with other base features including the balance of Alberta's provincial highway system, hydrography, national/provincial parks, cities and city equivalents, and the provincial green and white zones.

The highways within Alberta’s provincial highway system that are designated segments of Canada's National Highway System

Alberta's 1 to 216 series of provincial highways are Alberta's main highways. They are numbered from 1 to 100, with the exception of the ring roads around Calgary and Edmonton, which are numbered 201 and 216 respectively. The numbers applied to these highways are derived from compounding the assigned numbers of the core north–south and east–west highways that intersect with the rings roads. In Calgary, Highway 201 is derived from the north-south Highway 2 and the east-west Highway 1. In Edmonton, Highway 216 is derived from the same north-south Highway 2 and the east-west Highway 16.

Within this series, all or portions of Highways 1, 2, 3, 4, 9, 15, 16, 28, 28A, 35, 43, 49, 63, 201 and 216 are designated core routes of Canada's National Highway System (NHS).[12] Highway 28 from Highway 63 to Cold Lake is designated a NHS feeder route and Highway 58 between Rainbow Lake and Highway 88 is designated a NHS northern/remote route.[12]

Highways 1, 2, 3, 4, 16, and 43 are considered Alberta's most important interprovincial and international highways and are divided highways (expressways) or freeways for much or all of their length. Speed limits are generally 110 km/h (68 mph) divided highways/freeways and 100 km/h (62 mph) on others. Segments of Highway 1 and Highway 16 through the national parks within Alberta's Rockies that can be 90 km/h (56 mph) or 70 km/h (43 mph).

The Highway 15/28A/28/63 corridor between Edmonton and Fort McMurray is considered one of Alberta's most important intraprovincial highways. It is vital to the oilsands operation.

Although only Highways 1, 2, 3, 4, 11, 15, 16, 43, 60, 63, 100, 201, and 216 are twinned (expressways) for most of their length, the vast majority of Alberta's 1 to 216 series of highways are two-laned and paved. Only four highways within the series have segments that remained gravelled. These include segments of Highways 40, 58, and 68 and a short segment near the northern terminus of Highway 63.[13]

Highways 1 and 16 are Trans-Canada Highway routes and are signed with TCH shields, not standard provincial shields.


Number	Length (km)	Length (mi)	Southern or western terminus	Northern or eastern terminus	Local names	Formed	Removed	Notes
Hwy 1 (TCH)	534	332	Hwy 1 (TCH) at the B.C. border at Kicking Horse Pass	Hwy 1 (TCH) at the Sask. border east of Walsh	Trans-Canada Highway	01941-01-01c. 1941	current	Signed with Trans-Canada Highway shield; passes through Banff, Calgary, and Medicine Hat.
Hwy 1	1370	850	U.S. (Montana) border at Carway	B.C. border west of Demmitt		01926-01-011926	01941-01-01c. 1941	Replaced by Hwy 2; passes through Calgary, Red Deer, Edmonton, Peace River and Grande Prairie.[14]
Hwy 1	60	37	Bassano	Brooks		01941-01-01c. 1941[15]	01955-01-01c. 1955[16]	Replaced by Hwy 36 between Brooks and Duchess; became Hwy 550 and Hwy 873 in 1973.
Hwy 1A	51	32	Hwy 1 (TCH) at Lake Louise	Hwy 1 (TCH) west of Banff	Bow Valley Parkway	—	—	Former section of Hwy 1.
Hwy 1A	89	55	Hwy 1 (TCH) in Canmore	Hwy 1 (TCH) in Calgary	Bow Valley Trail	01957-01-01c. 1957	current	Former section of Hwy 1.
Hwy 1A	6	3.7	BC 1A at the B.C. border at Kicking Horse Pass	Hwy 1 at Lake Louise	Kicking Horse Trail	01962-01-011962	01990-01-01c. 1990s	Route closed to automobile traffic.
Hwy 1A	228	142	Hwy 1 west of Lake Louise	Hwy 16 in Jasper	Icefields Parkway	01940-01-011940	01959-01-011959	Replaced by Hwy 93.[17]
Hwy 1A	11	6.8	Hwy 1 (16 Avenue NW) / Crowchild Trail in Calgary	Hwy 2 (Deerfoot Trail) / 17 Avenue SE in Calgary	• 14 Street W • 6 Avenue S • 9 Avenue S	01949-01-011949	01980-01-01c. 1980	Former section of Hwy 1 through downtown Calgary; Hwy 1A was split into two sections when decommissioned.
Hwy 1A	14	8.7	Hwy 2 (Deerfoot Trail) in Calgary	Hwy 1 in Chestermere	17 Avenue SE	01949-01-011949	02013-01-012013	Former section of Hwy 1 through east Calgary.
Hwy 1B	11	6.8	BC 1B at the B.C. border at Vermilion Pass	Hwy 1 at Castle Junction	Banff–Windermere Highway	01941-01-011941	01959-01-011959	Replaced by Hwy 93.[17]
Hwy 1X	5	3.1	Hwy 1A east of Exshaw	Hwy 1 (TCH) south of Seebe		01961-01-01c. 1961	current
Hwy 2	1273	791	US 89 at the U.S. (Montana) border at Carway	Hwy 43 north of Grande Prairie	• Queen Elizabeth II Highway (Airdrie – Edmonton) • Deerfoot Trail (Calgary) • Northern Woods and Water Route (Athabasca – Donnelly)	01941-01-01c. 1941	current	Passes through Calgary, Edmonton, Peace River, and Red Deer.
Hwy 2	534	332	B.C. border at Kicking Horse Pass	Sask. border east of Walsh		01926-01-011926	01941-01-01c. 1941	Replaced by Hwy 1; passed through Banff, Calgary, and Medicine Hat.[14]
Hwy 2	97	60	BC 2 at the B.C. border west of Demmitt	Hwy 34 (now Hwy 43) north of Grande Prairie		01941-01-01c. 1941	01998-01-011998[18]	Section replaced by Hwy 43.
Hwy 2A	46	29	Hwy 23 in High River	Hwy 201 in Calgary		01960-01-01c. 1960	current	Former section of Hwy 2.
Hwy 2A	229	142	Hwy 2 / Hwy 72 east of Crossfield	Hwy 2 in Leduc		01954-01-011954	current	Former section of Hwy 2; passes through Red Deer
Hwy 2A	15	9.3	Hwy 2 south of Hondo	Smith		—	—	Former section of Hwy 2.
Hwy 2A	27	17	Hwy 2 west of High Prairie	Hwy 49 south of Guy		—	—	Former section of Hwy 2.
Hwy 2A	11	6.8	Hwy 2 west of Peace River	Hwy 2 in Grimshaw		—	—	Former section of Hwy 2.
Hwy 2A	20	12	Hwy 2 north of Nanton	Hwy 23 in High River		—	01996-01-011996[19][20]	Former section of Hwy 2.
Hwy 2A	11	6.8	Hwy 1 in Calgary	Hwy 2 north of Calgary	Barlow Trail	—	01980-01-01c. 1980s	Former section of Hwy 2.
Hwy 2A	8	5.0	Hwy 2 (109 Street) in Edmonton	Hwy 2 (St. Albert Trail / 118 Avenue) in Edmonton	• Whyte Avenue • University Avenue • Saskatchewan Drive • Groat Road	01955-01-011955	01970-10-261970	Downtown Edmonton bypass via Groat Bridge.
Hwy 3	324	201	Hwy 3 at the B.C. border at Crowsnest Pass	Hwy 1 (TCH) / Hwy 41A in Medicine Hat	Crowsnest Highway	01926-01-011926	current	Signed with Crowsnest Highway shield; passes through Lethbridge.
Hwy 3A	4	2.5	Hwy 3 at Lundbreck Falls	Hwy 3 at Lundbreck		01967-01-011967	current	Former section of Hwy 3; unsigned.
Hwy 3A	8	5.0	Hwy 3 west of Monarch	Hwy 3 / Hwy 23 east of Monarch		01996-01-011996	current	Former section of Hwy 3.
Hwy 3A	0.65	0.40	Hwy 3 east of Coalhurst	Lethbridge city limits	Westside Drive	01967-01-011967	current	Former section of Hwy 3; unsigned.
Hwy 3A	7	4.3	Business route through Barnwell			01998-01-011998	current	Former section of Hwy 3; unsigned.
Hwy 3A	6	3.7	Hwy 3 east of Coalhurst	Hwy 3 in Lethbridge	• Westside Drive • Bridge Drive	01967-01-011967	01980-01-01c. 1980s	Former section of Hwy 3; all but a 650 m section, was decommissioned when the area was annexed by the City of Lethbridge.
Hwy 4	103	64	I-15 at the U.S. (Montana) border at Coutts	Hwy 3 in Lethbridge		01926-01-011926	current
Hwy 5	129	80	Waterton Park	Hwy 3 in Lethbridge	Cowboy Trail (Waterton Lakes N.P – Cardston)	01926-01-011926	current
Hwy 6	74	46	MT 17 at the U.S. (Montana) border at Chief Mountain	Hwy 3 at Pincher Station	Cowboy Trail (Waterton Lakes N.P – Pincher Station)	01926-01-011926	current
Hwy 7	26	16	Hwy 22 in Black Diamond	Hwy 2 / Hwy 547 at Aldersyde		—	—
Hwy 7	17	11	Black Diamond	Longview		—	—	Section replaced by Hwy 22.
Hwy 8	31	19	Hwy 22 north of Redwood Meadows	Hwy 2 in Calgary	Glenmore Trail	—	—	9 km (5.6 mi) section in Calgary between Stoney Trail on the west and east sides (Hwy 201) is unsigned.
Hwy 8	11	6.8	Hwy 1A (14 Street NW) in Calgary	Bowness Park in Bowness	• Kensington Road • Parkdale Boulevard • 3 Avenue NW • Bowness Road • 85 Street NW	—	01964-01-011964	Serviced the former towns of Montgomery and Bowness. Decommissioned after the towns were annexed by the City of Calgary.
Hwy 9	324	201	Hwy 1 (TCH) / Hwy 797 north of Langdon	Hwy 7 at the Sask. border at Alsask, SK		—	—
Hwy 10	23	14	Hwy 9 / Hwy 56 in Drumheller	Hwy 564 / Hwy 569 east of East Coulee	Hoo Doo Trail	—	—	Entire route is in the Town of Drumheller.
Hwy 10X	6	3.7	Hwy 10 / Hwy 56 at Rosedale	Wayne		—	—	Entire route is in the Town of Drumheller.
Hwy 11	318	198	Hwy 93 at Saskatchewan River Crossing	Hwy 12 east of Nevis	David Thompson Highway	—	—	Passes through Red Deer.
Hwy 11A	12	7.5	Hwy 11 / Hwy 756 west of Rocky Mountain House	Hwy 11 / Hwy 22 / Hwy 598 in Rocky Mountain House		—	—	Former section of Hwy 11.
Hwy 11A	17	11	Hwy 20 in Sylvan Lake	Hwy 2A in Red Deer		01987-01-01c. 1987	current	Former section of Hwy 11.
Hwy 11A	13	8.1	Hwy 11 at Benalto	Hwy 20 in Sylvan Lake		01987-01-01c. 1987	02008-01-01c. 2008	Former section of Hwy 11.
Hwy 11X	28	17	Hwy 11 at Benalto	Hwy 2 in Red Deer		01985-01-01c. 1985	01987-01-01c. 1987	Designation of Sylvan Lake bypass during construction; replaced by Hwy 11.
Hwy 12	364	226	Hwy 22 north of Rocky Mountain House	Hwy 51 at the Sask. border at Compeer		—	—
Hwy 12A	9	5.6	Hwy 12 at Bentley	Hwy 12 at Gull Lake		02017-01-012017	current	Former section of Hwy 12.
Hwy 12	90	56	Hwy 20 / Hwy 51 at Bentley	Hwy 39 at Alsike		—	01980-01-01c. 1980s	Section replaced by Hwy 20.
Hwy 13	366	227	Alder Flats	Hwy 14 at the Sask. border east of Hayter		—	—
Hwy 13A	7	4.3	Hwy 13 at Westerose	Hwy 13 east of Ma-Me-O Beach		02000-01-01c. 2000s	current	Former Hwy 13 through Ma-Me-O Beach.
Hwy 13A	8	5.0	Camrose bypass		Camrose Drive	01988-01-011988	current	Maintained by the City of Camrose.
Hwy 13A	5	3.1	Hwy 2A / Hwy 13 in Wetaskiwin	Hwy 13 / Hwy 814 north of Wetaskiwin		—	—	Alternate route through Wetaskiwin.
Hwy 14	257	160	Hwy 2 in Edmonton	Hwy 40 at the Sask. border west of Marsden, SK	Poundmaker Trail	—	—
Hwy 14A	3	1.9	Downtown Edmonton	Hwy 14 (Whyte Avenue) in Edmonton	• Connors Road • 83 Street	01960-01-01c. 1960	01970-01-01c. 1970
Hwy 14A	6	3.7	Edmonton	Hwy 14 (Sherwood Park Freeway) near Sherwood Park	79 Avenue	01968-01-011968	01970-01-01c. 1970s	Former section of Hwy 14.
Hwy 14X	3	1.9	Hwy 14 (Sherwood Park Freeway) between Edmonton and Sherwood Park	Hwy 16A (Baseline Road) between Edmonton and Sherwood Park		01950-01-01c. 1950s	01999-01-011999[21]	Replaced by Hwy 216.
Hwy 14X	3	1.9	Baseline Road between Edmonton and Sherwood Park	Hwy 16 between Edmonton and Sherwood Park		01996-01-011996[22]	01999-01-011999[21]	Replaced section of Hwy 16A; replaced by Hwy 216.
Hwy 15	93	58	Hwy 16 (TCH) in Edmonton	Hwy 16 (TCH) / Hwy 855 south of Mundare		01940-01-011940	current	Former section of Hwy 16.
Hwy 15	80	50	Hwy 16 in downtown Edmonton	Hwy 16 south of Mundare		01930-01-01c. 1930s	01940-01-011940	Passed through Elk Island National Park; replaced by Hwy 16.
Hwy 16 (TCH)	634	394	Hwy 16 (TCH) at the B.C. border at Yellowhead Pass	Hwy 16 (TCH) at the Sask. border in Lloydminster	• Yellowhead Highway • Trans-Canada Highway	—	—	Signed with Trans-Canada Highway shield; cosigned with Yellowhead Highway shield; passes through Jasper, Edmonton, and Lloydminster.
Hwy 16	98	61	Hwy 15 in Edmonton	Hwy 15 south of Mundare		01930-01-01c. 1930s	01940-01-011940	Passed through Fort Saskatchewan; section replaced by Hwy 15.
Hwy 16A	14	8.7	Hwy 16 (TCH) west of Evansburg	Hwy 16 (TCH) / Hwy 22 at Entwistle		—	—	Former section of Hwy 16.
Hwy 16A	33	21	Hwy 16 (TCH) west of Stony Plain	Hwy 216 in Edmonton	Parkland Highway	01997-01-011997[23]	current	Former section of Hwy 16.
Hwy 16A	9	5.6	Business route through Vegreville			01986-01-011986	current	Former section of Hwy 16.
Hwy 16A	16	9.9	Hwy 16 in Edmonton	Edmonton eastern city limits		01950-01-01c. 1950s	01980-01-01c. 1980s	Former section of Hwy 16 through downtown Edmonton.
Hwy 16A	7	4.3	Edmonton city limits	Hwy 16 east of Edmonton		01950-01-01c. 1950s	01996-01-011996[22]	Portion replaced by Hwy 14X (now Hwy 216).
Hwy 16X	36	22	Hwy 16 west of Stony Plain	Hwy 2 / Hwy 16 in Edmonton		01970-01-01c. 1970s	01997-01-011997[23]	Replaced by Hwy 16.
Hwy 17	134	83	Sask. border in Dillberry Lake Provincial Park	Hwy 641 near Onion Lake		01940-01-01c. 1940s	current	Runs along the Alberta-Saskatchewan border; cosigned with SK 17.
Hwy 17	14	8.7	Hwy 16 at Manly Corner	Onoway		01930-01-01c. 1930s	01940-01-01c. 1940s[24][25]	Replaced by Hwy 43.
Hwy 18	161	100	Hwy 43 at Green Court	Hwy 63 / Hwy 656 near Thorhild		—	—
Hwy 18	97	60	Hwy 933 (now Hwy 33) at Barrhead	Swan Hills		—	01977-01-01c. 1977	Section replaced by Hwy 33.
Hwy 19	12	7.5	Hwy 60 at Devon	Hwy 2 / Hwy 625 at Nisku		01982-01-01c. 1982	current
Hwy 19	70	43	Hwy 12 (now Hwy 20) at Winfield	Hwy 2 (now Hwy 2A) in Wetaskiwin		—	01969-01-01c. 1969	Replaced by Hwy 13.
Hwy 20	110	68	Hwy 11 in Sylvan Lake	Hwy 39 at Alsike		—	—
Hwy 20A	3	1.9	Hwy 20 east of Rimbey	Hwy 20 / Hwy 53 north of Rimbey		—	—	Former Hwy 20.
Hwy 21	328	204	Hwy 1 (TCH) east of Strathmore	Hwy 15 in Fort Saskatchewan		—	—
Hwy 21A	33	21	Hwy 9 at Beiseker	Hwy 21 east of Carbon		01958-01-011958	01962-01-01c. 1962	Former section of Hwy 21; replaced by Hwy 26 (now Hwy 575 and Hwy 806).
Hwy 21A	5	3.1	Hwy 21 southeast of Nevis	Hwy 12 east of Nevis		—	01991-01-01c. 1991	Replaced by Hwy 11.
Hwy 22	574	357	Hwy 3 west of Lundbreck	Hwy 18 north of Mayerthorpe	Cowboy Trail	—	—
Hwy 22	17	11	Hwy 553 (now Hwy 22) near Priddis	Hwy 2 (now Hwy 2A) south of Calgary		—	01976-01-01c. 1976	Replaced by Hwy 22X.
Hwy 22X	54	34	Hwy 22 near Priddis	Hwy 24 / Hwy 901 south of Cheadle		01976-01-01c. 1976	current	Former Hwy 22 west of Calgary.
Hwy 23	138	86	Hwy 3 near Monarch	Hwy 2A in High River		—	—
Hwy 24	69	43	Hwy 23 / Hwy 542 north of Vulcan	Hwy 1 (TCH) north of Cheadle		—	—
Hwy 25	72	45	Hwy 3 in Lethbridge	Hwy 526 west of Enchant		—	—
Hwy 26	82	51	Hwy 13 in Camrose	Hwy 14 west of Kinsella		01970-01-01c. 1970s	current
Hwy 26	52	32	Hwy 9 south of Carbon	Hwy 9 at Beiseker		—	01970-01-011970	Replaced by portions of Hwy 575, Hwy 806, and Hwy 836.
Hwy 27	150	93	Hwy 22 / Hwy 584 in Sundre	Hwy 9 / Hwy 56 east of Morrin		—	—
Hwy 28	293	182	Hwy 16 (TCH) in Edmonton	Cold Lake		—	—
Hwy 28	49	30	Hwy 36 at St. Brides	Hwy 41 east of St. Paul		—	02006-01-012006	Section replaced by Hwy 29.
Hwy 28A	18	11	Hwy 15 in Edmonton	Hwy 28 at Gibbons		01980-01-01c. 1980s	current	Former section of Hwy 37.
Hwy 28A	3	1.9	Hwy 28 north of Edmonton	CFB Edmonton		—	—	Access road to CFB Edmonton.
Hwy 28A	46	29	Hwy 28 / Hwy 36 at Ashmont	Hwy 28 / Hwy 41 at Hoselaw		—	02006-01-012006	Replaced by Hwy 28.
Hwy 28X	13	8.1	Hwy 28 near Beaver Crossing	SK 55 at the Sask. border near Cherry Grove		—	01977-01-01c. 1977	Replaced by Hwy 55.
Hwy 29	152	94	Hwy 15 west of Lamont	Hwy 41 east of St. Paul		02006-01-012006	current
Hwy 29	6	3.7	Spring Lake (formerly Edmonton Beach)	Hwy 16 (now Hwy 16A) west of Stony Plain	• Range Road 15 • Township Road 530	—	01985-01-01c. 1985
Hwy 30	3.5	2.2	Kapasiwin	Hwy 16 east of Wabamun	• Range Road 42 • Range Road 35	—	01994-01-01c. 1994
Hwy 31	4	2.5	Hwy 16 (TCH) east of Gainford	Hwy 759 at Seba Beach		—	—
Hwy 32	147	91	Hwy 16 (TCH) west of Carrot Creek	Hwy 33 at Swan Hills		—	—
Hwy 33	219	136	Hwy 43 east of Gunn	Hwy 2 east of Kinuso	Grizzly Trail	—	—
Hwy 33	10	6.2	Hwy 43 south of Onoway	Alberta Beach		—	01985-01-01c. 1985	Section replaced by Hwy 633.
Hwy 34	152	94	Hwy 2 north of Grande Prairie	Hwy 2 (now Hwy 49) north of Guy		01939-01-011939	01998-01-011998[18]	47 km (29 mi) section between Valleyview and Guy replaced by Hwy 43 (now Hwy 49) in the early 1990s; remainder replaced by Hwy 43.
Hwy 34A	47	29	Hwy 34 (now Hwy 49) north of Valleyview	Hwy 2 (now Hwy 2A) west of High Prairie		01959-01-011959	01966-01-011966	Former Hwy 34.
Hwy 35	465	289	Hwy 2 north of Grimshaw	Highway 1 at the N.W.T. border north of Indian Cabins	Mackenzie Highway	—	—	Signed with Mackenzie Highway shield.
Hwy 36	681	423	Hwy 4 at Warner	Hwy 55 at Lac La Biche	Veterans Memorial Highway	—	—
Hwy 37	67	42	Hwy 43 west of Onoway	Hwy 15 west of Fort Saskatchewan		—	—
Hwy 38	25	16	Hwy 28 at Redwater	Hwy 45 north of Bruderheim		—	—
Hwy 38	3.2	2.0	Stony Plain Road (former Hwy 16A)	79 Avenue (now Whitemud Drive)	156 Street	—	01962-01-01c. 1962	Serviced the former town of Jasper Place; decommissioned when the town was annexed by the city of Edmonton.
Hwy 39	91	57	Hwy 22 east of Drayton Valley	Hwy 2 in Leduc		—	—
Hwy 40	3.8	2.4	Hwy 3 at Coleman	Forestry Trunk Road at the Municipality of Crowsnest Pass boundary	Forestry Trunk Road	—	—
Hwy 40	104	65	Hwy 541 / Forestry Trunk Road west of Longview	Hwy 1 (TCH) south of Seebe	Kananaskis Trail	—	—	Annually closed between Peter Lougheed Provincial Park and Hwy 541 from December 1 – June 14.[26]
Hwy 40	46	29	Hwy 1A near Ghost Lake	Hwy 579 / Forestry Trunk Road west of Water Valley	Forestry Trunk Road	—	—
Hwy 40	434	270	Hwy 734 at Lovett River	Hwy 43 in Grande Prairie	Bighorn Highway	—	—
Hwy 40	24	15	U.S. (Montana) border at Whiskey Gap	Hwy 2 south Cardston		—	01971-01-011971	Border crossing closed; majority of route replaced by Hwy 501 .[27][28]
Hwy 41	688	428	S-232 at the U.S. (Montana) border at Wild Horse	Hwy 55 at La Corey	Buffalo Trail	—	—
Hwy 41A	15	9.3	Hwy 1 (TCH) / Hwy 3 at Medicine Hat	Hwy 41 east of Medicine Hat		—	—	Former Hwy 41.
Hwy 42	44	27	Hwy 2A / Hwy 592 at Penhold	Hwy 21 west of Lousana		—	—
Hwy 43	495	308	Hwy 2 at the B.C. border near Demmitt	Hwy 16 (TCH) at Manly Corner		01940-01-01c. 1940s	current	Passes through Grande Prairie.
Hwy 43	77	48	Hwy 2 / Hwy 49 west of Donnelly	Hwy 34 (now Hwy 43) in Valleyview		01990-01-01c. 1990	01998-01-011998[18]	Section replaced by Hwy 49.
Hwy 43X	4	2.5	Range Road 63 (116 Street) north of Grande Prairie	Hwy 2 / Hwy 43 at Clairmont		02010-01-012010	02019-01-012019	Replaced by Hwy 43 when extension to 100 Avenue in Grande Prairie
Hwy 44	171	106	Hwy 16 (TCH) west of Acheson	Hwy 2 near Hondo		—	—
Hwy 45	231	144	Hwy 15 south of Bruderheim	Hwy 3 at the Sask. border near Alcurve		—	—
Hwy 46	152	94	Hwy 28 at Radway	Hwy 36 at Lac La Biche		—	01978-01-01c. 1978	Replaced by portions of Hwy 55 and Hwy 63.[29][30]
Hwy 47	60	37	Hwy 40 at Coalspur	Hwy 16 (TCH) west of Edson		—	—
Hwy 48	114	71	S-232 at the U.S. (Montana) border at Wild Horse	Hwy 1 west of Irvine		—	01979-01-011979	Replaced by Hwy 41.[31][32]
Hwy 49	266	165	Hwy 49 at the B.C. border west of Bay Tree	Hwy 43 in Valleyview	Northern Woods and Water Route	—	—
Hwy 50	14	8.7	Hwy 12 at Tees	Hwy 21 at Mirror		—	—
Hwy 51	36	22	Hwy 761 north of Leslieville	Hwy 12 / Hwy 20 at Bentley		01950-01-01c. 1950s	01985-01-01c. 1985	Replaced by Hwy 12.[33][34]
Hwy 52	24	15	Hwy 5 at Welling Station	Hwy 4 at Craddock		—	—
Hwy 53	222	138	Hwy 22 west of Rimbey	Hwy 36 / Hwy 608 east of Forestburg		—	—
Hwy 54	69	43	Hwy 22 / Hwy 591 west of Caroline	Hwy 2 at Innisfail		—	—
Hwy 55	263	163	Hwy 2 in Athabasca	Hwy 55 at the Sask. border east of Cherry Grove	Northern Woods and Water Route	01976-01-01c. 1976	current
Hwy 55	15	9.3	Hwy 16 east of Edmonton	Hwy 15 in Fort Saskatchewan		—	01976-01-01c. 1976	Replaced by Hwy 21.
Hwy 56	246	153	Hwy 1 (TCH) northwest of Bassano	Hwy 13 / Hwy 834 east of Camrose		—	—
Hwy 57	82	51	Hwy 39 at Alsike	Hwy 16 at Entwistle		—	01979-01-011979	Replaced by Hwy 22 and Hwy 39.[35][36]
Hwy 58	325	202	Rainbow Lake	Garden River		—	—
Hwy 58A	22	14	Fort Vermilion	Hwy 58 north of Fort Vermilion		01970-01-01c. 1970	01973-01-01c. 1973	Replaced by Hwy 67 (now Hwy 88).
Hwy 59	62	39	Hwy 43 northwest of Hythe	Hwy 2 north of Sexsmith		—	—
Hwy 60	35	22	Hwy 39 east of Calmar	Hwy 16 (TCH) at Acheson	Devonian Way	—	—
Hwy 61	147	91	Hwy 4 / Hwy 846 at Stirling	Hwy 889 at Manyberries	Red Coat Trail	01959-01-011959	current
Hwy 62	52	32	S-213 at the U.S. (Montana) border south of Del Bonita	Hwy 5 at Magrath		—	—
Hwy 63	434	270	Hwy 28 / Hwy 829 east of Radway	Winter road north of Fort MacKay		01962-01-011962	current	Passes through Fort McMurray.
Hwy 64	126	78	Cecil Lake Road at the B.C. border near Bear Canyon	Hwy 2 southwest of Fairview		—	—
Hwy 64A	6.6	4.1	Hwy 64 / Hwy 682 west of Fairview	Hwy 2 / Hwy 732 in Fairview		—	—
Hwy 66	28	17	Don Getty Wildland Provincial Park	Hwy 22 / Hwy 762 south of Bragg Creek		—	—
Hwy 67	428	266	Hwy 2 at Slave Lake	Hwy 58 north of Fort Vermilion		01973-01-01c. 1973	01988-01-011988	Replaced by Hwy 88.
Hwy 68	37	23	Hwy 40 at Bow Valley Provincial Park	Hwy 1 (TCH) east of Morley	Sibbald Creek Trail	—	—
Hwy 69	14	8.7	Hwy 63 in Fort McMurray	Saprae Creek	Airport Road	01975-01-01c. 1975	02014-01-01c. 2014	Reverted to R.M. of Wood Buffalo.[37]
Hwy 72	33	21	Hwy 2 / Hwy 2A south of Crossfield	Hwy 9 / Hwy 806 at Beiseker		01980-01-01c. 1980s	current	Former Hwy 572.
Hwy 88	428	266	Hwy 2 at Slave Lake	Hwy 58 north of Fort Vermilion	Bicentennial Highway	01988-01-011988	current	Signed with Bicentennial Highway shield; former Hwy 67
Hwy 92	24	15	Hwy 28 west of Ardmore	Township Road 643 west of Cold Lake		01981-01-01c. 1981	01985-01-01c. 1985	Former Hwy 992;[38][39] replaced by Hwy 892.[40][41]
Hwy 93	265	165	Hwy 93 at the B.C. border at Vermilion Pass	Hwy 16 (TCH) at Jasper	• Banff–Windermere Highway • Icefields Parkway	01959-01-011959	current
Hwy 93A	24	15	Hwy 93 at Athabasca Falls	Hwy 93 east of Marmot Basin		—	—
Hwy 93A	1.7	1.1	Hwy 93 south Jasper	Hwy 16 (TCH) at Jasper		—	—
SPF	7.1	4.4	Edmonton city limits	Hwy 216 in Sherwood Park	Sherwood Park Freeway	01999-01-011999	current	Unsigned Hwy 100; former Hwy 14.
Hwy 201	92	57	Calgary ring road		• Stoney Trail • Tsuut’ina Trail	01990-01-01c. 1990s	current	West segment opening 2024.
Hwy 216	77	48	Edmonton ring road		Anthony Henday Drive	01992-01-011992	current
Former

X series

The roads in the X series are typically highways that are planned realignments or spurs of existing highways. The numbers applied to each highway in the X series are derived from the highway that is planned for realignment or spurred from (e.g. Highway 16X will be a realignment of Highway 16, and Highway 10X is spur from Highway 10).


Number	Length (km)	Length (mi)	Southern or western terminus	Northern or eastern terminus	Local names	Formed	Removed	Notes
Hwy 1X	5	3.1	Hwy 1A east of Exshaw	Hwy 1 south of Seebe		01961-01-01c. 1961	current
Hwy 1X	—	—	Strathmore bypass			proposed	—	ROW located south of Strathmore.[13]
Hwy 1X	—	—	Medicine Hat bypass			proposed	—	ROW located south of Medicine Hat.[13]
Hwy 2X	—	—	Hwy 2 / Hwy 3 west of Fort Macleod	Hwy 2 / Hwy 3 east of Fort Macleod		proposed	—	Stage 1 of Fort Macleod bypass;[42] ROW located south of Fort Macleod.[13]
Hwy 2X	—	—	Claresholm bypass			proposed	—	ROW located east of Claresholm.[13]
Hwy 2X	—	—	Nanton bypass			proposed	—	ROW located east of Nanton.[13]
Hwy 2X	10	6.2	Hwy 2 east of De Winton	Hwy 2 / Hwy 22X in Calgary	Deerfoot Trail	—	02003-01-012003	Temporary designation during construction; replaced by Hwy 2 when completed.[43]
Hwy 3X	—	—	Crowsnest Pass bypass			proposed	—	ROW located south of Crowsnest Pass.[13]
Hwy 3X	—	—	Pincher Creek realignment			proposed	—	ROW located south of Hwy 3 to allow for a proposed interchange at Hwy 6.[13][44]
Hwy 3X	—	—	Hwy 3 west of Fort Macleod	Hwy 2X west of Fort Macleod		proposed	—	Stage 2 of Fort Macleod bypass;[42] ROW located south of Fort Macleod.[13]
Hwy 3X	—	—	Hwy 3 west of Coalhurst	Hwy 3 west of Chin		proposed	—	Lethbridge bypass; ROW located north of Lethbridge.[13]
Hwy 4X	—	—	Hwy 4 southeast of Lethbridge	Hwy 3X east of Lethbridge		proposed	—	Lethbridge bypass; ROW located east of Lethbridge.[13]
Hwy 6X	—	—	Pincher Creek bypass			proposed	—	ROW located east of Pincher Creek.[13][44]
Hwy 10X	6	3.7	Hwy 9 / Hwy 56 at Rosedale	Wayne		—	—
Hwy 11X	28	17	Hwy 11 at Benalto	Hwy 2 in Red Deer		01985-01-01c. 1985	01987-01-01c. 1987	Designation of Sylvan Lake bypass during construction; replaced by Hwy 11.
Hwy 11X	—	—	Hwy 11 in Red Deer	Hwy 11 east of Red Deer		proposed	—	Proposed Hwy 11 realignment (67 Street extension).
Hwy 14X	3	1.9	Hwy 14 (Sherwood Park Freeway) between Edmonton and Sherwood Park	Hwy 16A (Baseline Road) between Edmonton and Sherwood Park		01950-01-01c. 1950s	01999-01-011999[21]	Replaced by Hwy 216.
Hwy 14X	3	1.9	Baseline Road between Edmonton and Sherwood Park	Hwy 16 between Edmonton and Sherwood Park		01996-01-011996[22]	01999-01-011999[21]	Replaced section of Hwy 16A; replaced by Hwy 216.
Hwy 16X	36	22	Hwy 16 west of Stony Plain	Hwy 2 / Hwy 16 in Edmonton		01970-01-01c. 1970s	01997-01-011997[23]	Replaced by Hwy 16.
Hwy 16X	—	—	Hinton bypass			proposed	—	ROW located south of Hinton.
Hwy 16X	—	—	Edson bypass			proposed	—	ROW located south of Edson.
Hwy 16X	—	—	Hwy 16 east of Blackfoot	Sask. border / Hwy 17 south of Lloydminster		proposed	—	Proposed Lloydminster bypass; ROW located south of Lloydminster.
Hwy 22X	54	34	Hwy 22 near Priddis	Hwy 24 / Hwy 901 south of Cheadle		01976-01-01c. 1976	current	Former Hwy 22 west of Calgary.
Hwy 28X	13	8.1	Hwy 28 near Beaver Crossing	SK 55 at the Sask. border near Cherry Grove		—	01977-01-01c. 1977	Replaced by Hwy 55.
Hwy 40X	—	—	Hwy 40 south of Grande Prairie	Hwy 43 west of Grande Prairie		proposed	—	Proposed SW Grande Prairie bypass.
Hwy 43X	4	2.5	Range Road 63 (116 Street) north of Grande Prairie	Hwy 2 / Hwy 43 at Clairmont		02010-01-012010	02019-01-012019	Replaced by Hwy 43 when extension to 100 Avenue in Grande Prairie
Hwy 43X	—	—	Whitecourt bypass			proposed	—	ROW located south of Whitecourt.
Former Unbuilt or under construction

500 - 986 series

The 500 – 986 series of highways within Alberta's provincial highway system as of 2016

Contents 500 · 520 · 540 · 560 · 580 600 · 620 · 640 · 660 · 680 700 · 730 · 750 · 760 · 780 800 · 820 · 840 · 850 · 860 · 880 900 series

Alberta's 500 - 986 series of provincial highways are generally considered local or rural highways. The 500 - 986 series of provincial highways is divided into three sub-series:

The 500/600 highways are west–east roads where the numbering increases northward from the Montana border to the Northwest Territories border.
The 700/800 highways are south–north roads where numbering increases eastward from the British Columbia border to the Saskatchewan border.
The 900 highways are newer or planned roads that have been established for future consideration as or as potential extensions or realignments of highways within the 1 - 216 series.

Some of these highways are paved, while others are entirely or partially gravel. Rural speed limits range from 80 km/h (50 mph) to 100 km/h (62 mph).

500 subseries
600 subseries
700 subseries
800 subseries
900 subseries

500

Number	Length (km)	Length (mi)	Southern or western terminus	Northern or eastern terminus	Local name(s)	Opened	Removed	Notes
Hwy 500	19	12	Hwy 4 in Coutts	Range Road 135		—	Current
43	27	Hwy 501 north of Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park	Hwy 880 at Aden		—	Current
Hwy 501	300	186	Hwy 5 east of Mountain View	SK 13 at the Sask. border east of Onefour	Red Coat Trail (Hwy 889 – Saskatchewan)	—	Current	Passes through Cardston and Milk River.
5	3	Hwy 2 south of Cardston	Hwy 2 / Hwy 5 north of Cardston	Cardston Bypass	—	Current	Spur; unsigned highway
Hwy 502	53	33	Hwy 501 south of Manyberries	Hwy 41 east of Onefour		—	c. 1994[45][46]
Hwy 503	18	11	Hwy 5 east of Cardston	Hwy 820 near Woolford Provincial Park		—	Current
Hwy 504	29	18	Hwy 4 & Hwy 36 in Warner	Hwy 877		—	Current
Hwy 505	72	45	Hwy 6 south of Pincher Creek	Hwy 5 in Spring Coulee		—	Current
Hwy 506	46	29	Hwy 62 south of Magrath	Hwy 4 north of Warner		—	Current	Passes through McNab.
Hwy 507	73	45	Hwy 3 west of Lundbreck	Hwy 810 north of Glenwood		—	Current	Passes through Pincher Creek.
Hwy 508	8	5	Hwy 5 south of Lethbridge	Hwy 4 southeast of Lethbridge		—	Current
Hwy 509	48	30	Hwy 2 in Stand Off	Hwy 3 west of Coalhurst		—	Current
Hwy 510	24	15	Hwy 3 in Cowley	Hwy 785 north of Pincher Creek		—	Current
Hwy 511	28	17	Hwy 2 south of Fort Macleod	Hwy 509 in Blood I.R. 148		—	Current
Hwy 512	28	17	Hwy 3 / Hwy 4 in Lethbridge	Hwy 3 east of Coaldale		—	Current
Hwy 513	29	18	Hwy 36 south of Taber	Hwy 877		—	Current
Hwy 514	13	8	Range Road 41 west of Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park	Hwy 41 north of Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park		—	Current
Hwy 515	25	16	Hwy 41 north of Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park	SK 724 at the Sask. border east of Elkwater		—	Current
Hwy 516	30	19	Hwy 785 north of Pincher Creek	Hwy 2 north of Fort Macleod		—	1979	Replaced by Hwy 785.[47][48]
Hwy 517	22	14	Forestry Trunk Road	Hwy 22 north of Lundbreck		—	2000
Hwy 519	65	40	Hwy 2 in Granum	Hwy 845 east of Picture Butte		—	Current	Passes through Nobleford and Picture Butte.
Hwy 520	105	65	Hwy 22 west of Claresholm	Hwy 843 north of Coaldale		—	Current	Passes through Claresholm and Barons.
Hwy 521	21	13	Hwy 25 north of Turin	Hwy 864 south of Vauxhall		—	Current
Hwy 522	12	7	Hwy 843 north of Picture Butte	Hwy 845 south of Lomond		—	Current
Hwy 523	26	16	Range Road 84	Hwy 3 in Medicine Hat		—	Current
Hwy 524	106	66	Hwy 864 west of Vauxhall	Hwy 1 west of Redcliff		—	Current	Passes through Vauxhall and Hays.
Hwy 525	28	17	Hwy 875 in Rolling Hills	Hwy 524 east of Hays		—	Current
Hwy 526	39	24	Hwy 845 west of Enchant	Hwy 36 north of Vauxhall		—	Current
Hwy 527	14	9	Willow Creek Provincial Park	Hwy 2 in Stavely		—	Current
Hwy 528	19	12	Hwy 41 south of Schuler	SK 728 at the Sask. border southeast of Schuler		—	Current
Hwy 529	78	48	Hwy 2 south of Parkland	Hwy 845 south of Lomond		—	Current
Hwy 530	20	12	Hwy 36 south of Scandia	Hwy 875 north of Rolling Hills		—	Current
Hwy 531	18	11	Hwy 842	Hwy 845 in Lomond		—	Current
Hwy 532	26	16	Forestry Trunk Road	Hwy 22 north of Chain Lakes Provincial Park		—	Current
Hwy 533	63	39	Hwy 22 at Chain Lakes Provincial Park	Hwy 804 east of Nanton		—	Current	Passes through Nanton.
Hwy 534	40	25	Hwy 804 east of Nanton	Hwy 842 east of Vulcan		—	Current	Passes through Vulcan.
Hwy 535	17	11	Hwy 873 east of Lake Newell	Hwy 876 south of Tilley		—	Current
Hwy 537	7	4	Hwy 41 south of Hilda	SK 371 at the Sask. border west of Richmound, SK		—	Current
Hwy 539	56	35	Hwy 845 north of Lomond	Hwy 36 south of Brooks		—	Current
Hwy 540	35	22	Hwy 22 south of Longview	Hwy 2 north of Cayley		—	Current
Hwy 541	43	27	Hwy 40 south of Elbow-Sheep Wildland Provincial Park	Hwy 22 in Longview		—	Current
Hwy 542	23	14	Hwy 23 / Hwy 24 north of Vulcan	Hwy 842 west of Milo		—	Current
11	7	Hwy 36 east of Cassils	Hwy 1 in Brooks	Cassils Road	—	Current
Hwy 543	25	16	Hwy 22 south of Black Diamond	Hwy 2A in High River		—	Current
Hwy 544	57	35	Hwy 36 south of Duchess	Hwy 884 south of Jenner		—	Current
Hwy 545	7	4	Hwy 41 north of Hilda	SK 321 at the Sask. border west of Burstall, SK		—	Current
Hwy 546	30	19	Range Road 42	Hwy 22 in Turner Valley		—	Current
Hwy 547	77	48	Hwy 2 / Hwy 2A / Hwy 7 north of Aldersyde	Hwy 1 in Gleichen		—	Current
Hwy 549	47	29	Range Road 44 west of Millarville	Hwy 2A in Okotoks		—	Current
Hwy 550	40	25	Hwy 1 east of Bassano	Hwy 873 at Duchess		—	Current	Former Hwy 1 section; passes through Rosemary.
Hwy 552	13	8	Hwy 2A at Calgary city limits	Hwy 549 west of Okotoks		—	Current
33	21	Hwy 2 / Hwy 2A south of Calgary	Hwy 547 / Hwy 799 east of Aldersyde		—	Current
Hwy 553	34	21	Elbow Falls	Hwy 22 at Priddis		c. 1973	c. 1983	Replaced by Hwy 922 (now Hwy 22) in 1975;[49][50] remainder replaced by and Hwy 66.[51]
Hwy 555	85	53	Hwy 884 in Jenner	Hwy 41 south of Empress		—	Current
Hwy 556	19	12	Hwy 862 south of Gem	Hwy 36 north of Duchess		—	Current
Hwy 559	20	12	Hwy 22 north of Bragg Creek	Calgary city limits	• Bragg Creek Road • Richmond Road	—	1979	Replaced by Hwy 8.[52][53]
Hwy 560	16	10	Calgary city limits	Hwy 797 in Langdon	Glenmore Trail	—	Current
Hwy 561	69	43	Hwy 1 east of Strathmore	Hwy 862 north of Gem		—	Current	Passes through Hussar.
51	32	Hwy 36 north of Duchess	Hwy 884 north of Jenner		—	Current	Passes through Cessford.
Hwy 562	14	9	Hwy 41 east of Empress	SK 741 at the Sask. border at Empress		—	Current
Hwy 563	6	4	Hwy 1 west of Calgary	Calgary city limits	Old Banff Coach Road	—	Current	The maximum speed limit on this highway is 60 km/h (35 mph).
Hwy 564	126	78	Calgary city limits	Hwy 569 southeast of Drumheller		—	Current	Continues into Calgary as Country Hills Boulevard.
Hwy 565	19	12	Hwy 895 (Range Road 43) south of Oyen	Hwy 41 in Acadia Valley		—	2000
Hwy 566	34	21	Hwy 772 west of Balzac	Hwy 9 between Kathyrn and Keoma		—	Current
Hwy 567	64	40	Hwy 22 north of Cochrane	Hwy 9 south of Irricana	• Big Hill Springs Road • Irricana Road	—	Current	Passes through Airdrie along Veterans Boulevard.
Hwy 569	28	17	Hwy 841 east of Rosebud	Hwy 10 & Hwy 570 in Drumheller		—	Current	Passes through Rosebud and Dalum.
Hwy 570	187	116	Hwy 10 / Hwy 569 in Drumheller	Sask. border south of Alsask, SK (connects to SK 44)		—	Current
Hwy 572	34	21	Hwy 2 / Hwy 2A southeast of Crossfield	Hwy 9 / Hwy 806 in Beiseker		—	1979	Replaced by Hwy 72.[54][55]
Hwy 573	24	15	Hwy 10 in Drumheller	Hwy 851 at Little Fish Lake Provincial Park		—	Current
18	11	Hwy 862 at Lonebutte	Hwy 36 south of Hanna		1979	1998
Hwy 574	33	21	Hwy 22 east of Bottrel	Hwy 2A in Crossfield		—	Current	Passes through Madden.
Hwy 575	77	48	Hwy 791 west of Acme	Hwy 9 / Hwy 56 in Drumheller	Dinosaur Trail (Hwy 837 – Hwy 9)	—	Current	Passes through Acme and Carbon.
Hwy 576	29	18	Hwy 9 / Hwy 56 in Drumheller	Hwy 851		—	Current
Hwy 577	10	6	Hwy 36 south of Hanna	Sheerness		—	Current
Hwy 578	18	11	Hwy 862 at Lonebutte	Hwy 36 south of Hanna		—	1979	Replaced by Hwy 573.
Hwy 579	49	30	Hwy 40 / Hwy 734 west of Water Valley	Hwy 22 south of Cremona		—	Current	Passes through Water Valley.
Hwy 580	29	18	Hwy 22 in Cremona	Hwy 2A south of Carstairs		—	Current
Hwy 581	19	12	Hwy 2A in Carstairs	Hwy 791 east of Carstairs		—	Current
Hwy 582	90	56	Hwy 22 west of Didsbury	Hwy 21 / Hwy 27 south of Three Hills		—	Current	Passes through Didsbury.
Hwy 583	36	22	Hwy 805 south of Torrington	Hwy 836 east of Three Hills		—	Current	Passes through Three Hills.
Hwy 584	44	27	Hwy 734 west of Bearberry	Hwy 22 / Hwy 27 in Sundre		—	Current
Hwy 585	39	24	Hwy 21 in Trochu	Hwy 56 east of Rumsey		—	Current
Hwy 586	67	42	Hwy 36 north of Hanna	Hwy 884 south of Veteran		—	Current
Hwy 587	98	61	Hwy 22 at James River Bridge	Hwy 21 at Huxley		—	Current	Passes through Bowden
Hwy 589	39	24	Hwy 56 south of Big Valley	Hwy 855 at Endiang		—	Current
Hwy 590	83	52	Hwy 2 in Innisfail	Hwy 56 at Big Valley		—	Current
Hwy 591	31	19	Hwy 734 west of Ricinus	Hwy 22 / Hwy 54 west of Caroline		—	Current
Hwy 592	15	9	Hwy 781 east of Markerville	Hwy 2A / Hwy 42 in Penhold		—	Current
Hwy 593	16	10	Hwy 850 south of Botha	Hwy 853 north of Byemoor		—	Current
Hwy 594	11	7	Hwy 835 south of Erskine	Hwy 56 south of Stettler		—	Current
Hwy 595	38	24	Hwy 2A (Gaetz Avenue) in Red Deer	Hwy 21 north of Delburne	Delburne Road	—	Current	19 Street in Red Deer.
Hwy 596	18	11	Hwy 781 south of Sylvan Lake	Hwy 11 west of Red Deer	Burnt Lake Trail	—	2000
Hwy 597	21	13	Hwy 2 at Blackfalds	Hwy 815 at Joffre		—	Current
Hwy 598	23	14	Hwy 11 / Hwy 22 / Hwy 11A in Rocky Mountain House	Hwy 761 in Leslieville		—	Current	52 Avenue in Rocky Mountain House.
Hwy 599	75	47	Hwy 861 in Castor	Hwy 41 south of Czar		—	Current
Former

600

Number	Length (km)	Length (mi)	Southern or western terminus	Northern or eastern terminus	Local name(s)	Opened	Removed	Notes
Hwy 600	43	27	Hwy 41 south of Czar	Hwy 13 / Hwy 899 in Provost		—	Current
Hwy 601	77	48	Hwy 11 south of Alix	Hwy 855 north of Halkirk		—	Current	Passes through Alix.
Hwy 602	28	17	Hwy 36 in Alliance	Hwy 872 north of Brownfield		—	Current
Hwy 603	6	4	Hwy 884 south of Amisk	Hwy 13 in Hughenden		—	Current
Hwy 604	19	12	Hwy 792 east of Gull Lake	Hwy 2A in Morningside		—	Current
Hwy 605	23	14	Hwy 821 north of Tees	Hwy 21 / Hwy 53 in Bashaw		—	Current
Hwy 606	44	28	Hwy 922 (now Hwy 22) north of Rocky Mountain House	Hwy 20 in Rimbey		—	1979	Replaced by Hwy 53.[56][57]
Hwy 607	18	11	Hwy 761	Hwy 20 south of Bluffton		—	Current
Hwy 608	28	17	Hwy 36 / Hwy 53 east of Forestburg	Hwy 872 south of Hardisty		—	Current
15	9	Range Road 95 east of Battle River	Hwy 884 in Amisk		—	Current
Hwy 609	42	26	Hwy 21 north of Ferintosh	Hwy 854 in Rosalind		—	Current	Passes through Edberg.
Hwy 610	49	30	Hwy 14 east of Wainwright	Hwy 17 east of Ribstone		—	Current	Passes through Edgerton and Chauvin.
Hwy 611	99	62	Hwy 20 at Hoadley	Hwy 21 between Ferintosh and New Norway		—	Current	Passes through Maskwacis.
Hwy 612	40	25	Alder Flats	Hwy 12 (now Hwy 20) / Hwy 13 at Winfield		—	1979	Replaced by Hwy 13.[56][57]
Hwy 613	8	5	Hwy 2A / Hwy 13 in Wetaskiwin	Hwy 822 south of Gwynne		—	Current	40 Avenue through Wetaskiwin.
Hwy 614	34	21	Hwy 41 north of Wainwright	Hwy 894		—	Current
Hwy 615	14	9	Hwy 36 south of Viking	Hwy 14 west of Kinsella		—	2009	Replaced by Hwy 26.[58]
Hwy 616	147	91	Range Road 71 in Buck Creek	Hwy 21 north of Armena		—	Current	Passes through Breton, Pipestone, and Millet.
Hwy 617	28	17	Hwy 21 in Hay Lakes	Hwy 834 north of Round Hill		—	Current	Passes through Kingman.
Hwy 619	126	78	Hwy 36 in Viking	Hwy 17 south of Lloydminster		—	Current
Hwy 620	53	33	Brazeau Reservoir	Hwy 22 in Drayton Valley		—	Current	Passes through Lodgepole.
Hwy 621	30	19	Hwy 753 in Cynthia	Hwy 22 in Rocky Rapids		—	Current
Hwy 622	21	13	Hwy 770 at St. Francis	Hwy 39 north of Thorsby		—	Current	Passes through Telfordville.
Hwy 623	48	30	50 Street in Leduc	Hwy 617 south of Miquelon Lake Provincial Park	Rollyview Road	—	Current	Passes through Rolly View.
Hwy 624	14	9	Hwy 22 north of Rocky Rapids	Hwy 759 south of Tomahawk		—	Current
Hwy 625	20	12	Hwy 2 / Hwy 19 in Nisku	Hwy 21 south of Looma		—	Current	Passes through Beaumont.
Hwy 626	43	27	Hwy 834 in Tofield	Hwy 857 south of Vegreville		—	Current
Hwy 627	70	43	Hwy 759 north of Tomahawk	Edmonton city limits	Garden Valley Road	—	Current
Hwy 628	19	12	Hwy 779 in Stony Plain	Edmonton city limits		—	Current	Connected by Whitemud Drive through Edmonton.
6	4	Hwy 216 near Edmonton	Hwy 21 south of Sherwood Park		—	Current		Connected by Whitemud Drive through Edmonton.
Hwy 629	10	6	Hwy 824 north of South Cooking Lake	Range Road 212 in Collingwood Cove		—	Current
Hwy 630	40	25	Hwy 21 in Sherwood Park	Hwy 14 / Hwy 833 west of Tofield	Wye Road	—	Current
Hwy 631	90	56	Hwy 16 west of Vegreville	Hwy 41 north of Vermilion		—	Current
Hwy 633	89	55	Hwy 757 northwest of Gainford	Hwy 2 (St. Albert Trail) in St. Albert		—	Current
Hwy 634	38	24	Hwy 757 northwest of Gainford	Former Hwy 33 south of Alberta Beach		—	1979	Replaced by Hwy 633.[59][60]
Hwy 635	51	32	Hwy 43 west of Onoway	Hwy 28 / Hwy 37 at Namao		—	c. 1985	Replaced by Hwy 37.[61][62]
Hwy 636	8	5	Hwy 15 in Fort Saskatchewan	Hwy 830 at Josephburg	Josephburg Road	—	2000
Hwy 637	76	47	Hwy 15 west of Lamont	Hwy 36 south of Duvernay		—	2006	Replaced by Hwy 29.[63]
Hwy 640	24	15	Hwy 41 south of Elk Point	Hwy 893 south of Heinsburg		—	Current
Hwy 641	23	14	Hwy 897 west of Tulliby Lake	Hwy 17 / SK 797 in Onion Lake		—	Current
Hwy 642	42	26	Hwy 777 west of Sunrise Beach	Hwy 28 east of Morinville		—	Current	Passes through Sandy Beach and Morinville.
Hwy 643	21	13	Hwy 28A in Gibbons	Hwy 38 south of Redwater		—	Current
Hwy 644	5	3	Hwy 38 in Redwater	Hwy 829 east of Redwater		—	Current
Hwy 645	18	11	Hwy 45 east of Andrew	Hwy 860 at Sandy Lake (County of Two Hills)		—	Current
Hwy 646	88	55	Hwy 29 / Hwy 36 west of Lafond	Hwy 897 south of Frog Lake		—	Current	Passes through Elk Point.
Hwy 647	18	11	Hwy 751	Hwy 22 south of Mayerthorpe		—	Current
Hwy 649	15	9	Hwy 757 north of Sangudo	Hwy 764 north of Cherhill		—	2000	7 km (4 mi) section replaced by Hwy 654; 8 km (5 mi) section decommissioned.
Hwy 650	34	21	Hwy 33 north of Rich Valley	Hwy 44 in Alcomdale		—	2000
Hwy 651	82	51	Hwy 33 north of Birch Cove	Hwy 28 west of Redwater		—	Current	Passes through Busby and Legal.
Hwy 652	40	25	Hwy 857 west of Hamlin	Hwy 29 / Hwy 36 at St. Brides		—	Current	Passes through Saddle Lake.
Hwy 654	64	40	Hwy 757 north of Sangudo	Hwy 33 north of Birch Cove		—	Current
Hwy 655	10	6	Range Road 70	Hwy 763 south of Tiger Lily		—	Current
20	12	Hwy 763 at Campsie	Hwy 933 (now Hwy 33) in Barrhead		—	1977	Replaced by Hwy 18.[64][59]
Hwy 656	15	9	Hwy 18 / Hwy 63 east of Thorhild	Hwy 831 north of Waskatenau		—	Current
41	25	Hwy 2 / Hwy 18 west of Clyde	Hwy 46 (now Hwy 63) east of Thorhild		—	1977	Section replaced by Hwy 18.
Hwy 657	39	24	Hwy 41 in Kehiwin I.R. 123	Hwy 659 east of Bonnyville		—	Current
Hwy 658	59	37	Hwy 43 south of Blue Ridge	Hwy 33 west of Fort Assiniboine		—	Current
Hwy 659	59	37	Hwy 28 in Bonnyville	Hwy 897 south of Cold Lake I.R. 149		—	Current
Hwy 660	40	25	Hwy 881 north of Therien	Hwy 28 east of Bonnyville		—	Current	Passes through Glendon.
Hwy 661	160	99	Hwy 33 in Fort Assiniboine	Hwy 831 east of Newbrook		—	Current	Passes through Dapp.
Hwy 662	125	78	Hwy 36 south of Lac La Biche	Hwy 28 in Cold Lake		—	c. 1977	Replaced by Hwy 55.[65][66]
Hwy 663	153	95	Hwy 44 in Fawcett	Hwy 55 west of Lac La Biche		—	Current	Passes through Boyle; 8 km (5 mi) gap near Lac La Biche.
40	25	Hwy 881 east of Lac La Biche	Touchwood Lake east of Lakeland Provincial Park		—	Current		Passes through Boyle; 8 km (5 mi) gap near Lac La Biche.
Hwy 664	32	20	Hwy 2 in Athabasca	Hwy 46 (now Hwy 63) north of Boyle		—	c. 1977	Replaced by Hwy 55.[65][66]
Hwy 665	30	19	Hwy 43 south of Valleyview	Hwy 747 south of Sunset House		—	Current
Hwy 666	37	23	Range Road 85 west of Grovedale	Hwy 40 south of Grande Prairie		—	Current
Hwy 667	7	4	Hwy 722 south of Beaverlodge	Hwy 43 west of Huallen		—	Current
Hwy 668	7	4	Hwy 40 (108 Street) south of Grande Prairie	Resources Road (Range Road 60) south of Grande Prairie	37 Avenue	—	Current
Hwy 669	23	14	Hwy 49 in Valleyview	Hwy 747 south of Sunset House		—	Current
Hwy 670	30	19	Hwy 43 (100 Street) in Grande Prairie	Hwy 43 / Hwy 733 west of Bezanson		—	Current
Hwy 671	30	19	B.C. border west of Goodfare	Hwy 43 north of Beaverlodge		—	Current	Passes through Goodfare.
Hwy 672	62	39	Range Road 123 west of Hythe	Hwy 2 south of Sexsmith	Emerson Trail	—	Current
Hwy 674	24	15	Hwy 2 / Hwy 59 north of Sexsmith	Hwy 773 at Teepee Creek		—	Current
Hwy 676	60	37	Hwy 736 north of DeBolt	Hwy 49 north of Valleyview		—	Current
Hwy 677	44	27	Hwy 724 west of Woking	Hwy 733 south of Peoria		—	Current
Hwy 679	49	30	Hwy 49 south of Donnelly	Hwy 750 north of Grouard		—	Current
Hwy 680	15	9	Hwy 725 south of Blueberry Mountain	Hwy 727 northeast of Spirit River		—	Current
Hwy 681	48	30	Hwy 719 north of Bonanza	Hwy 725 north of Blueberry Mountain		—	Current	Passes through Silver Valley.
Hwy 682	23	14	Hwy 729	Hwy 64 / Hwy 64A west of Fairview		—	Current
Hwy 683	10	6	Hwy 744 south of Marie Reine	Hwy 2 in Nampa		—	Current
Hwy 684	31	19	Hwy 2 south of Grimshaw	Hwy 2 in Peace River		—	Current
Hwy 685	87	54	Hwy 729 west of Hines Creek	Hwy 2 in Grimshaw		—	Current
Hwy 686	89	55	Hwy 88 north of Red Earth Creek	Trout Lake		—	Current	Passes through Peerless Lake.
2	1	North Parsons Gateway in Fort McMurray	Hwy 63 in Fort McMurray	Parsons Access Road	—	Current
200	120	Hwy 686 north of Peerless Lake	Hwy 686 / North Parsons Gateway in Fort McMurray	East-West Connector	proposed	—	Proposed connection between the two Hwy 686 segments.
158	98	Hwy 35 north of Grimshaw	Hwy 88 south of Red Earth Creek		—	c. 1995	Replaced by Hwy 986.[67][68]
Hwy 688	24	15	Hwy 2 south of Peace River	Hwy 986 north of Peace River		—	Current
Hwy 689	24	15	Range Road 10	Hwy 35 in Dixonville		—	Current
Hwy 690	11	7	Hwy 35 south of North Star	Hwy 743 in Deadwood		—	Current
Hwy 691	15	9	Hwy 35 (Main Street) in Manning	Hwy 741		—	Current
Hwy 692	27	17	Hwy 35 north of Manning	Range Road 210		—	Current
Hwy 695	56	35	Range Road 243 west of Keg River	Range Road 200 at Carcajou		—	Current
Hwy 697	119	74	Hwy 35 north of Paddle Prairie	Hwy 88 west of Fort Vermilion		—	Current	Passes through La Crete; ferry across Peace River.
Former • Proposed or unbuilt

700

Number	Length (km)	Length (mi)	Southern or western terminus	Northern or eastern terminus	Local name(s)	Opened	Removed	Notes
Hwy 717	24	15	B.C. border at Cherry Point	Hwy 64 west of Cleardale		—	Current
Hwy 719	14	9	Hwy 49 east of Bay Tree	Hwy 681 north of Bonanza		—	Current
Hwy 720	22	14	Hwy 671 west of Goodfare	Hwy 43 north Horse Lake I.R. 152B		—	2000
Hwy 721	8	5	Hwy 43 in Hythe	Hwy 59 west of Valhalla Centre		—	Current
Hwy 722	36	22	Range Road 121 west of Elmworth	Hwy 43 in Beaverlodge		—	Current
Hwy 723	24	15	Hwy 43 east of Beaverlodge	Hwy 59 in Valhalla Centre		—	Current
Hwy 724	47	29	Hwy 43 at Wembley	Hwy 677 north of La Glace		—	Current
7	4	Township Road 710	Hwy 43 west of Wembley		—	2000
Hwy 725	28	17	Hwy 49 south of Blueberry Mountain	Hwy 681 north of Blueberry Mountain		—	Current
Hwy 726	16	10	Hwy 64	Township Road 870 in Worsley		—	Current
Hwy 727	20	12	Hwy 49 west of Spirit River	Hwy 680 east of Blueberry Mountain		—	Current
Hwy 729	17	11	Hwy 682 west of Fairview	Hwy 685 west of Hines Creek		—	Current
Hwy 730	8	5	Hwy 64 northwest of Hines Creek	Township Road 862 at Eureka River		—	Current
Hwy 731	34	21	Hwy 677 west of Woking	Hwy 49 in Spirit River		—	Current
Hwy 732	17	11	Hwy 2 / Hwy 64A in Fairview	Hwy 685 east of Hines Creek		—	Current
Hwy 733	58	36	Hwy 43 / Hwy 670 in Bezanson	Wanham north of Hwy 49		—	Current
Hwy 734	268	167	Bighorn M.D. / Clearwater County boundary	Hwy 40 at the Lovett River	Forestry Trunk Road	c. 1995	Current	Former Hwy 940.
26	13	Hwy 40 / Hwy 579 north of Waiparous	Clearwater County boundary	Forestry Trunk Road	c. 1995	2000	Section transferred to Bighorn M.D.
168	104	Hwy 40 at Muskeg River	Hwy 43 east of DeBolt	Forestry Trunk Road	c. 1985	2000
Hwy 735	30	19	Hwy 2 at Whitelaw	Hwy 685		—	Current
Hwy 736	30	19	Hwy 43 at DeBolt	Hwy 676		—	Current
Hwy 737	35	22	Hwy 2 at Brownvale	Hwy 35 north of Grimshaw		—	Current
Hwy 739	10	6	Hwy 49 south of Eaglesham	Township Road 790 north of Eaglesham		—	Current
Hwy 740	55	34	Hwy 49 south of Tangent	Hwy 684 south of Grimshaw		—	Current	Ferry across Peace River.
Hwy 741	36	22	Hwy 691 east of Manning	Township Road 944 west of Notikewin Provincial Park		—	Current
Hwy 742	8	5	Spray Lakes Road / Ken Ritchie Way near Canmore[69]	Hwy 1 in Canmore	• Spray Lakes Road • Three Sisters Parkway	—	Current
62	39	Hwy 40 in Peter Lougheed Provincial Park	Canmore	Smith-Dorrien / Spray Trail	—	2000
Hwy 743	73	45	Hwy 2, in Peace River	Hwy 690 in Deadwood	Weberville Road[70]	—	Current	Passes through Weberville
Hwy 744	95	59	Hwy 676 south of Girouxville	Hwy 2 in Peace River	Judah Hill Road	—	Current	Passes through Marie-Reine.
Hwy 745	29	18	Hwy 43 in Little Smoky	Hwy 665 south of Valleyview	Little Smoky Road	—	2000
Hwy 746	29	18	Hwy 2A east of Guy	Hwy 2 in McLennan		—	2000
Hwy 747	58	36	Hwy 665 east of Valleyview	Hwy 2A west of High Prairie		—	Current
Hwy 748	58	36	Amoco Road northwest of Edson	Hwy 32 north of Peers		—	Current	Passes through Edson.
1.5	0.9	Hwy 16 in Edson	Hwy 748 (22 Avenue) in Edson		—	Current
Hwy 749	45	28	Township Road 720A south of High Prairie	Hwy 679 east of Winagami Lake Provincial Park		—	Current	Passes through High Prairie.
Hwy 750	104	65	Hwy 2 east of Enilda	Hwy 88 south of Red Earth Creek		—	Current	Passes through Atikameg.
Hwy 751	63	39	Hwy 16 at Nojock	Hwy 43 east of Whitecourt		—	Current	Passes through MacKay.
Hwy 752	63	39	Hwy 734 west of Rocky Mountain House	Hwy 11A in Rocky Mountain House		—	Current
Hwy 753	61	38	Hwy 16 west of Wildwood	Hwy 620 in Lodgepole		—	Current	Passes through Cynthia.
Hwy 754	98	61	Hwy 88 north of Lesser Slave Lake Provincial Park	Hwy 813 at Wabasca-Desmarais		—	Current
Hwy 755	49	30	Hwy 16 between Evansburg and Wildwood	Hwy 918 (now Hwy 18) north of Mayerthorpe		—	1979	Replaced by Hwy 22.[71][72]
Hwy 756	3	2	Hwy 11 west of Rocky Mountain House	Crimson Lake Provincial Park		—	Current
Hwy 757	52	32	Hwy 16 west of Gainford	Hwy 18 north of Sangudo		—	Current
Hwy 758	5	3	Hwy 66 south of Bragg Creek Provincial Park	Hwy 22 in Bragg Creek		—	Current
Hwy 759	40	25	Hwy 39 west of Carnwood	Hwy 31 in Seba Beach		—	Current	Passes through Tomahawk.
Hwy 760	10	6	Township Road 320 in Bergen	Hwy 22 in Sundre		—	Current
Hwy 761	80	50	Hwy 54 east of Caroline	Hwy 607 west of Bluffton		—	Current	Passes through Leslieville; 3.2 km (2.0 mi) section still to be constructed over Weich Creek.
17	11	Hwy 13 east of Buck Lake	Hwy 616 west of Breton		—	Current
Hwy 762	22	14	Hwy 549 west of Millarville	Hwy 22 / Hwy 66 south of Bragg Creek		—	Current
Hwy 763	26	16	Hwy 18 at Campsie	Hwy 33 south of Fort Assiniboine		—	Current
Hwy 764	30	19	Hwy 43 at Cherhill	Hwy 18 south of Campsie		—	Current
Hwy 765	24	15	Hwy 16 south of Darwell	Hwy 43 west of Glenevis		—	Current
Hwy 766	171	106	Hwy 1A west of Calgary	Hwy 53 west of Rimbey	Lochend Road (Rocky View County)	—	Current	Passes through Eckville; 4.1 km (2.5 mi) section still to be constructed over the Red Deer River.
Hwy 769	23	14	Hwy 18 north of Barrhead	Hwy 661 south of Neerlandia		—	Current
Hwy 770	60	37	Hwy 616 east of Breton	Hwy 16 / Hwy 43 north of Carvel		—	Current	Passes through Warburg.
Hwy 771	80	50	Hwy 20 north of Bentley	Hwy 616 north of Sundance Beach		—	Current
Hwy 772	31	19	Calgary city limits	Hwy 574 at Madden	Symons Valley Road	—	Current
Hwy 773	18	11	Hwy 549 west of Okotoks	Hwy 22X in Calgary		—	c. 2000
Hwy 774	27	17	Castle Mountain Resort	Hwy 507 at Beaver Mines		—	Current
Hwy 775	8	5	Beauvais Lake Provincial Park	Hwy 507 west of Pincher Creek		—	Current
Hwy 776	19	12	Hwy 18 between Barrhead & Westlock	Hwy 661 between Neerlandia & Dapp		—	Current
Hwy 777	59	37	Hwy 37 in Onoway	Hwy 18 west of Westlock		—	Current
Hwy 778	15	9	Hwy 616 north of Pigeon Lake	Hwy 39 in Thorsby		—	Current
Hwy 779	30	19	Hwy 627 south of Stony Plain	Hwy 37 west of Calahoo	Meridian Road	—	Current	Follows Fifth Meridian; 48 Street through Stony Plain.
Hwy 780	8	5	Hwy 13A east of Ma-Me-O Beach	Hwy 616 east of Silver Beach		—	Current
Hwy 781	23	14	Hwy 54 northwest of Innisfail	Hwy 11 at Sylvan Lake		—	Current
Hwy 782	3	2	Calgary city limits	Hwy 566 west of Balzac	Centre Street N	—	2007	Transferred to City of Calgary as part of city annexation.
Hwy 783	11	7	Hwy 543 west of High River	Hwy 2A / Hwy 7 in Okotoks		—	Current
Hwy 785	63	39	Hwy 6 in Pincher Creek	Hwy 2 north of Fort Macleod		—	Current
Hwy 786	10	6	Hwy 507 east of Pincher Creek	Hwy 3 at Brocket		—	Current
Hwy 788	13	8	Hwy 628 south of Spruce Grove	Township Road 540 west of Villeneuve	• Golden Spike Road • Calahoo Road	—	c. 2003[73]	Decommissioned and Hwy 16 intersection closed in conjunction with Range Road 274 (Jennifer Heil Way) interchange construction.
Hwy 789	28	17	Hwy 901 (now Hwy 22X) southeast of Calgary	Hwy 564 northeast of Calgary	84 Street E	—	1979[52][53]
Hwy 791	130	81	Hwy 22X south of Indus	Hwy 590 east of Innisfail		—	Current	Passes through Delacour.
Hwy 792	50	31	Hwy 12 east of Gull Lake	Township 454 south of Westerose		—	Current
Hwy 794	66	41	Hwy 16 north of Acheson	Hwy 18 in Westlock		—	1999[74]	Replaced by Hwy 44.
Hwy 795	72	45	Hwy 53 west of Ponoka	Hwy 39 in Calmar		—	Current
Hwy 797	2.9	1.8	Hwy 552 east of De Winton	South bank of the Bow River		—	Current
6.5	4.0	Hwy 560 (Glenmore Trail) in Langdon	Hwy 1 / Hwy 9 east of Chestermere		—	Current
9.7	6.0	North bank of the Bow River	Hwy 560 (Glenmore Trail) in Langdon		—	2000	Section transferred to Rocky View County.
Hwy 799	16	10	Hwy 23 south of Blackie	Hwy 547 / Hwy 552 east of Aldersyde		—	Current
Former

800

Number	Length (km)	Length (mi)	Southern or western terminus	Northern or eastern terminus	Local name(s)	Opened	Removed	Notes
Hwy 800	21	13	Hwy 5 west of Mountain View	Hwy 505 north Hill Spring		—	Current	Passes through Hill Spring.
Hwy 801	32	20	Hwy 44 / Hwy 661 northeast of Dapp	Cross Lake Provincial Park		—	Current
Hwy 803	14	9	Hwy 28 west of Bon Accord	Hwy 651 east of Legal		—	Current
Hwy 804	24	15	Hwy 533 between Nanton and Vulcan	Hwy 23 north of Brant		—	Current
Hwy 805	36	22	Hwy 583 south of Torrington	Hwy 590 east of Innisfail		—	Current	Passes through Wimborne.
Hwy 806	37	23	Hwy 9 / Hwy 72 in Beiseker	Hwy 583 west of Three Hills		—	Current	Passes through Acme and Linden.
Hwy 808	6	4	Hwy 595 east of Red Deer	Hwy 11 east of Red Deer		—	Current
Hwy 810	42	26	Hwy 505 in Glenwood	Hwy 3 west of Fort Macleod		—	Current
Hwy 811	18	11	Hwy 2 / Hwy 3 in Fort Macleod	Hwy 519 east of Granum		—	Current
Hwy 812	18	11	Hwy 663 west of Colinton	Hwy 2 east of Sunset Beach		—	Current
Hwy 813	172	107	Hwy 55 in Athabasca	Hwy 754 at Wabasca-Desmarais		—	Current	Passes through Calling Lake and Sandy Lake.
Hwy 814	42	26	Hwy 13 in Wetaskiwin	Hwy 625 in Beaumont		—	Current	Continues through Beaumont into Edmonton as 50 Street.
Hwy 815	43	27	Hwy 11 north of Joffre	Hwy 53 in Ponoka		—	Current
Hwy 816	24	15	Hwy 590 south of Pine Lake	Hwy 595 east of Red Deer		—	Current
Hwy 817	36	22	Hwy 24 east of Carseland	Hwy 564 in Ardenode		—	Current	Passes through Strathmore as Wheatland Trail.
Hwy 820	32	20	Hwy 501 east of Cardston	Hwy 5 west of Spring Coulee		—	Current
Hwy 821	23	14	Hwy 12 at Tees	Hwy 53 east of Ponoka		—	Current
Hwy 822	42	26	Hwy 53 west of Bashaw	Hwy 616 east of Millet		—	Current	Passes through Gwynne.
Hwy 824	17	11	Hwy 14 west of South Cooking Lake	Hwy 16 north of Ardrossan		—	Current
Hwy 825	14	9	Hwy 37 west of Fort Saskatchewan	Hwy 643 east of Gibbons		—	Current
Hwy 827	83	52	Hwy 28 south of Egremont	Hwy 55 east of Athabasca		—	Current	Passes through Thorhild.
Hwy 829	10	6	Hwy 644 east of Redwater	Hwy 28 / Hwy 63 west of Radway		—	Current
Hwy 830	47	29	Hwy 630 east of Sherwood Park	Hwy 38 north of Bruderheim		—	Current	Passes through Josephburg.
Hwy 831	100	62	Elk Island National Park boundary	Hwy 63 / Hwy 663 in Boyle		—	Current	Passes through Lamont, Star, and Waskatenau.
Hwy 833	44	27	Hwy 13 in Camrose	Hwy 14 / Hwy 630 south of Lindbrook		—	Current	53 Street in Camrose.
Hwy 834	87	54	Hwy 13 / Hwy 56 east of Camrose	Hwy 15 at Chipman		—	Current	Passes through Round Hill and Tofield.
Hwy 835	48	30	Hwy 590 west of Big Valley	Rochon Sands		—	Current	Passes through Erskine.
Hwy 836	59	37	Hwy 9 west of Drumheller	Hwy 585 east of Trochu		—	Current	Passes through Carbon.
Hwy 837	23	14	Hwy 575 west of Drumheller	Hwy 27 west of Morrin	Dinosaur Trail (Hwy 575 – Hwy 838)	—	Current
Hwy 838	26	16	Hwy 9 & Hwy 56 in Drumheller	Hwy 837 west of Munson	Dinosaur Trail	—	Current	Ferry across the Red Deer River.
Hwy 839	23	14	Hwy 27 west of Morrin	Hwy 585 in Rumsey		—	Current
Hwy 840	41	25	Hwy 561 south of Standard	Hwy 9 north of Rosebud		—	Current
Hwy 841	9	6	Hwy 569 east of Rosebud	Hwy 9 west of Drumheller		—	Current
Hwy 842	118	73	Hwy 529 west of Milo	Hwy 564 north of Chancellor		—	Current	Passes through Siksika Nation and Cluny.
Hwy 843	45	28	Lethbridge city limits	Hwy 552		—	Current	Passes through Picture Butte; 7.3 km (4.5 mi) section still to be constructed over the Oldman River.
Hwy 844	9	6	Hwy 506 west of the Milk River Ridge Reservoir	Hwy 52 west of Raymond		—	Current
Hwy 845	102	63	Hwy 52 in Raymond	Hwy 539 north of Lomond		—	Current	Passes through Coaldale as 20 Street.
Hwy 846	7	4	Hwy 52 east of Raymond	Hwy 4 / Hwy 61 in Stirling		—	Current	Passes through Stirling as 1 Street.
Hwy 847	15	9	Township Road 200	Hwy 1 in Bassano		—	2000
Hwy 848	20	12	Hwy 564 southwest of Dorothy	Hwy 573 west of Little Fish Lake Provincial Park		—	Current
Hwy 849	31	19	Hwy 10 in Drumheller	Hwy 9 north of Michichi		—	Current
Hwy 850	51	32	Hwy 593 south of Botha	Hwy 53 in Donalda		—	Current	Passes through Red Willow.
Hwy 851	82	51	Hwy 573 south of Delia	Hwy 589 west of Byemoor		—	Current	Passes through Delia.
Hwy 852	16	10	Hwy 12 at Gadsby	Hwy 601 east of Red Willow		—	Current
Hwy 853	19	12	Hwy 589 at Byemoor	Hwy 593		—	Current
Hwy 854	91	57	Hwy 53 east of Donalda	Hwy 626 north of Ryley		—	Current	Passes through Rosalind and Bawlf.
Hwy 855	389	242	Hwy 9 west of Hanna	Hwy 55 / Hwy 63 at Atmore		—	Current	Passes through Heisler, Daysland, Holden, Mundare, Andrew, and Smoky Lake.
Hwy 856	26	16	Hwy 53 in Forestburg	Hwy 13 in Strome		—	Current
Hwy 857	128	80	Hwy 26 south of Bruce	Hwy 28 south of Bellis		—	Current	Passes through Bruce, Vegreville, and Willingdon.
Hwy 858	55	34	Hwy 55 south of Plamondon	Hwy 881 north of Lac La Biche		—	Current
Hwy 859	16	10	Hwy 652 west of Saddle Lake	Hwy 28 / Hwy 36 at Vilna		—	Current
Hwy 860	9	6	Hwy 29 east of Hairy Hill	Hwy 645		—	Current
Hwy 861	42	26	Hwy 12 in Castor	Hwy 53 north of Galahad		—	Current
Hwy 862	115	71	Hwy 550 west of Rosemary	Hwy 9 west of Hanna		—	Current	Passes through Gem, ferry across the Red Deer River.
Hwy 864	34	21	Hwy 3 in Taber	Hwy 524 west of Vauxhall		—	Current	46 Avenue in Taber.
Hwy 866	46	29	Hwy 28 / Hwy 36 east of Spedden	Hwy 55 west of Rich Lake		—	Current
Hwy 867	39	24	Hwy 608 east of Forestburg	Hwy 13 at Sedgewick		—	Current
Hwy 868	30	19	Hwy 55 / Hwy 36 in Lac La Biche	Hwy 858 at Owl River		—	c. 1990	Replaced by Hwy 881.[75][76]
Hwy 869	23	14	Hwy 608 east of Forestburg	Hwy 13 at Sedgewick		—	Current
Hwy 870	111	69	Hwy 13 at Lougheed	Hwy 45 east of Musidora		—	Current	Passes through Kinsella and Innisfree.
Hwy 872	97	60	Hwy 586 west of Hemaruka	Hwy 13 west of Hardisty		—	Current	Passes through Coronation and Brownfield.
Hwy 873	57	35	Range Road 162 at Rainier	Hwy 550 at Duchess		—	Current	Passes through Brooks along 7 Street E and 2 Street W.
Hwy 875	82	51	Hwy 36 south of Vauxhall	Hwy 1 west of Tilley		—	Current	Passes through Hays and Rolling Hills.
Hwy 876	100	62	Hwy 535 south of Tilley	Hwy 570 south of Sunnynook		—	Current	Passes through Patricia, Wardlow, and Cessford.
Hwy 877	81	50	Hwy 501 east of Milk River	Hwy 3 at Grassy Lake		—	Current	Passes through Skiff.
Hwy 879	98	61	Hwy 501 south of Foremost	Hwy 524 northwest of Bow Island		—	Current
Hwy 880	25	16	MT Sec 409 at the U.S. border	Hwy 501 north of Aden		—	Current
Hwy 881	216	134	Hwy 13 at Hardisty	Hwy 55 east of Fork Lake		—	Current	Passes through Irma, Mannville, Myrnam, St. Paul, and St. Vincent.
266	165	Hwy 55 / Hwy 36 in Lac La Biche	Hwy 63 south of Fort McMurray		—	Current	Passes through Conklin and Anzac.
Hwy 882	10	6	Hwy 28 south of Glendon	Hwy 660 north of Glendon		—	Current
Hwy 883	21	13	Hwy 14 west of Fabyan	Hwy 41 north of Wainwright		—	Current
Hwy 884	280	174	Hwy 1 at Suffield	Hwy 13 at Amisk		—	Current	Passes through Ralston, Jenner, Youngstown, and Veteran.
Hwy 885	76	47	Hwy 501 south of Etzikom	Hwy 3 east of Bow Island		—	Current
Hwy 886	142	88	Hwy 555 west of Buffalo	Hwy 12 / Hwy 41 in Consort		—	Current	Passes through Cereal.
Hwy 887	77	48	Hwy 501 south of Orion	Hwy 3 at Seven Persons		—	Current
Hwy 889	29	18	Hwy 501 south of Manyberries	Township Road 70 north of Manyberries	Red Coat Trail (Hwy 501 – Hwy 61)	—	Current
Hwy 892	31	19	Hwy 659 south of Ardmore	Township Road 643 west of Cold Lake		—	Current
Hwy 893	72	45	Hwy 619 south of Islay	Hwy 646 in Heinsburg		—	Current	Passes through Dewberry.
Hwy 894	32	20	Hwy 610 at Edgerton	Township Road 470 northeast of Wainwright		—	Current
Hwy 895	14	9	Hwy 570 south of Oyen	Hwy 41 at Oyen		—	Current
Hwy 897	186	116	Hwy 14 north of Edgerton	Hwy 55 east of Beaver Crossing		—	Current	Passes through Paradise Valley, Kitscoty, Marwayne, and Frog Lake.
23	14	Cold Lake city limits (CFB Cold Lake boundary)	Cold Lake Provincial Park		—	Current
8	5	CFB Cold Lake boundary	Hwy 28 / Hwy 55 in Grand Centre		—	1996	Section transferred to City of Cold Lake as part of annexation.
Hwy 899	2	1	Empress	Hwy 562 north of Empress		—	Current
189	117	Hwy 570 north of Acadia Valley	Hwy 610 west of Chauvin		—	Current	Passes through Altario, Bodo, and Provost.
Former

900

The roads in the 900 are typically highways that are planned realignments or extensions of existing highways. The numbers applied to each highway in the 900 series are derived from the highway that is planned to be realigned or extended (e.g. Hwy 901 is a potential realignment of Hwy 1 and Hwy 986 is an extension of Hwy 686).

Number	Length (km)	Length (mi)	Southern or western terminus	Northern or eastern terminus	Local name(s)	Opened	Removed	Notes
Hwy 901	40	25	Hwy 24 / Hwy 22X north of Carseland	Hwy 1 at Gleichen		—	Current	Potential realignment of Hwy 1 between Calgary and Gleichen.
10	7	Hwy 2 / Hwy 22X in Calgary	Former Hwy 789 east of Calgary		—	1980	Section replaced by Hwy 22X.[77][78]
27	16	Former Hwy 789 east of Calgary	Hwy 24 north of Carseland		—	c. 1987	Section replaced by Hwy 22X.[79][80]
Hwy 911	17	11	Red Deer	Hwy 815 east of Red Deer		—	c. 1982	Replaced by Hwy 11.
33	21	Hwy 815 east of Red Deer	Hwy 21 / Hwy 21A southwest of Nevis		c. 1989	c. 1992	Replaced by Hwy 11.
Hwy 918	48	30	Hwy 43 at Green Court	Hwy 18 at Campsie		—		Replaced by Hwy 18.
Hwy 919	12	8	Hwy 60 in Devon	Hwy 2 / Hwy 625 in Nisku		—		Replaced by Hwy 19.
Hwy 921	27	17	Hwy 21 / Hwy 595 north of Delburne	Hwy 12 / Hwy 21 east of Alix		proposed	—	Proposed Hwy 21 realignment across Red Deer River; includes 11 km (7 mi) concurrency with Hwy 11.[81]
Hwy 922	111	69	Hwy 3 west of Lundbreck	Hwy 22 / Hwy 541 at Longview		—	c. 1980	Replaced by Hwy 22.
38	24	Hwy 22 at Priddis	Hwy 1 / Hwy 22 south of Cochrane		1975	1977	Replaced by Hwy 22.
255	158	Hwy 1A in Cochrane	Hwy 57 (now Hwy 39) east of Drayton Valley		c. 1973	c. 1980	Replaced by Hwy 22.
Hwy 926	64	40	Hwy 13 in Camrose	Hwy 36 south of Viking		c. 1973	c. 1977	Replaced by Hwy 26.
Hwy 932	204	127	Hwy 32 / Hwy 748 north of Peers	Hwy 2 east of Kinuso		c. 1974	c. 1977	Passed through Whitecourt and Swan Hills; replaced by Hwy 32 and Hwy 33.
Hwy 933	48	30	Hwy 43 at Gunn	Hwy 18 at Barrhead		—	c. 1977	Unimproved sections of Hwy 33; replaced by Hwy 33.
Hwy 940	101	63	Hwy 40 at the Crowsnest Pass boundary	Hwy 40 / Hwy 541 west of Longview	Forestry Trunk Road	c. 1981	c. 1990
46	78	Hwy 1A west of Cochrane	Hwy 579 north of Waiparous	Forestry Trunk Road	c. 1981	c. 1993	Replaced by Hwy 40.
293	178	Hwy 579 north of Waiparous	Hwy 40 at the Lovett River	Forestry Trunk Road	c. 1981	c. 1990	Became Hwy 734 in c. 1995.
168	104	Hwy 40 at Muskeg River	Hwy 34 (now Hwy 43) east of DeBolt	Forestry Trunk Road	c. 1981	c. 1985	Replaced by Hwy 734.
Hwy 947	24	15	Athabasca River	Hwy 43 southeast of Fox Creek		c. 1975	Current
69	43	Hwy 16 / Hwy 47 east of Edson	Athabasca River		proposed	—	Proposed extension.[81]
244	152	Hwy 16 in Edson	Hwy 2 east of Kinuso		c. 1973	c. 1974	Passed through Whitecourt and Swan Hills; replaced by Hwy 748 and Hwy 932 (now Hwy 32 and Hwy 33).
Hwy 953	79	49	Hwy 21 / Hwy 605 at Bashaw	Hwy 36 / Hwy 608 east of Forestburg		—	c. 1977	Replaced by Hwy 53.
Hwy 956	30	19	Hwy 12 / Hwy 56 in Stettler	Hwy 953 (now Hwy 53) west of Donalda		—	c. 1977	Section replaced by Hwy 56.
45	28	Hwy 53 / Hwy 56 west of Donalda	Hwy 13 east of Camrose		—	c. 1985	Replaced by Hwy 56.
Hwy 969	14	9	Hwy 63 in Fort McMurray	South of Saprae Creek		c. 1975	c. 1978	Replaced by Hwy 69 (now Airport Road).
Hwy 986	158	98	Hwy 35 north of Grimshaw	Hwy 88 south of Red Earth Creek		c. 1995	Current	Formerly Hwy 686.
Hwy 992	24	15	Hwy 28 west of Ardmore	Township Road 643 west of Cold Lake		—	c. 1985	Replaced by Hwy 92 (now Hwy 892).
Former • Proposed or unbuilt

Park access roads

A park access road (PAR) is an access route managed by Alberta Transportation that connects provincial parks to designated provincial highways.[82] The following is a list of all park access roads in Alberta as of March 2017.[13][83]

Number	Length (km)	Length (mi)	Connecting Highway	Destination
PAR 101	6.768	4.205	Highway 25	Park Lake Provincial Park
PAR 102	1.841	1.144	Highway 756	Crimson Lake Provincial Park
PAR 103	1.766	1.097	Highway 873	Kinbrook Island Provincial Park
PAR 104	1.531	0.951	Highway 831	Long Lake Provincial Park
PAR 106	5.147	3.198	Highway 2	Queen Elizabeth Provincial Park
PAR 107	2.538	1.577	Highway 18 / Highway 763	Thunder Lake Provincial Park
PAR 108	2.772	1.722	Highway 679	Winagami Lake Provincial Park
PAR 109	0.086	0.053	Highway 623	Miquelon Lake Provincial Park
PAR 110	1.756	1.091	Highway 529	Little Bow Provincial Park
PAR 113	1.652	1.027	Highway 43	Williamson Provincial Park
PAR 115	2.376	1.476	Highway 41	Cypress Hills Provincial Park
PAR 116	2.372	1.474	Highway 567	Big Hill Springs Provincial Park
PAR 117	3.808	2.366	Highway 43	Saskatoon Island Provincial Park
PAR 120	4.782	2.971	Highway 28	Garner Lake Provincial Park
PAR 121	1.618	1.005	Highway 41	Gooseberry Lake Provincial Park
PAR 123	2.795	1.737	Highway 40	William A. Switzer Provincial Park
PAR 124	0.547	0.340	Highway 20	Jarvis Bay Provincial Park
PAR 127	1.147	0.713	Highway 771	Pigeon Lake Provincial Park
PAR 129	2.073	1.288	Highway 881	Sir Winston Churchill Provincial Park
PAR 130	16.836	10.461	Highway 544	Dinosaur Provincial Park
PAR 131	1.808	1.123	Highway 503	Woolford Provincial Park
PAR 132	0.883	0.549	Highway 500	Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park
PAR 133	17.965	11.163	Highway 21	Dry Island Buffalo Jump Provincial Park
PAR 134	1.747	1.086	Highway 527	Willow Creek Provincial Park
PAR 135	9.562	5.942	Highway 43	Young's Point Provincial Park
PAR 136	20.287	12.606	Highway 2	Police Outpost Provincial Park
PAR 138	1.355	0.842	Highway 28	Cold Lake Provincial Park
PAR 142	4.143	2.574	Highway 32	Carson-Pegasus Provincial Park
PAR 143	10.841	6.736	Highway 750	Hilliard's Bay Provincial Park
PAR 150	1.121	0.697	Highway 660	Moose Lake Provincial Park
PAR 152	1.216	0.756	Highway 22	Chain Lakes Provincial Park

Urban approach roads

An urban approach road (UAR) is an access route managed by Alberta Transportation that connects urbanized areas to designated provincial highways.[82] The following is a list of all urban approach roads in Alberta as of March 2017.[13][83]

Number	Length (km)	Length (mi)	Connecting Highway	Destination
UAR 55	1.703	1.058	Highway 56	Big Valley
UAR 56	1.703	1.058	Highway 45	Dewberry
UAR 57	1.703	1.058	Highway 45	Clandonald
UAR 68	0.763	0.474	Highway 43	Rochfort Bridge
UAR 71	0.557	0.346	Highway 21	Huxley
UAR 73	1.419	0.882	Highway 44	Pibroch
UAR 74	0.805	0.500	Highway 28	Waskatenau
UAR 79	1.374	0.854	Highway 2	Vimy
UAR 81	1.626	1.010	Highway 44	Jarvie
UAR 82	3.248	2.018	Highway 44	Flatbush
UAR 83	3.248	2.018	Highway 44	Fawcett
UAR 84	0.938	0.583	Highway 43	Onoway
UAR 86	0.382	0.237	Highway 13	Hughenden
UAR 87	2.955	1.836	Highway 13	Metiskow
UAR 88	0.350	0.217	Highway 12	Tees
UAR 89	3.267	2.030	Highway 21	Elnora
UAR 90	3.634	2.258	Highway 21	Lousana
UAR 96	3.296	2.048	Highway 28	Bonnyville Beach
UAR 104	0.825	0.513	Highway 28	Warspite
UAR 108	10.527	6.541	Highway 13	Cadogan
UAR 110	2.068	1.285	Highway 36	Scandia
UAR 111	1.087	0.675	Highway 12	Clive
UAR 113	0.815	0.506	Highway 27	Morrin
UAR 114	3.225	2.004	Highway 54	Dickson
UAR 115	1.033	0.642	Highway 16	Evansburg
UAR 116	1.118	0.695	Highway 28	Vilna
UAR 122	2.279	1.416	Highway 9	Craigmyle
UAR 124	0.584	0.363	Highway 2	Widewater
UAR 125	1.838	1.142	Highway 2	Kinuso
UAR 128	1.008	0.626	Highway 597	Blackfalds
UAR 133	8.251	5.127	Highway 21	Rockyford
UAR 136	0.257	0.160	Highway 2	Donnelly
UAR 137	6.517	4.049	Highway 36	Galahad
UAR 139	10.048	6.244	Highway 41	Empress
UAR 141	0.475	0.295	Highway 9	Beiseker
UAR 144	0.879	0.546	Highway 9	Irricana
UAR 150	0.884	0.549	Highway 29	Hairy Hill
UAR 154	4.947	3.074	Highway 41	Hilda
UAR 155	0.669	0.416	Highway 45	Derwent
UAR 156	0.886	0.551	Highway 28	Smoky Lake
UAR 158	0.618	0.384	Highway 28	Radway
UAR 160	2.778	1.726	Highway 2	Tawatinaw
UAR 161	0.735	0.457	Highway 23	Carmangay
UAR 164	1.501	0.933	Highway 11	Benalto
UAR 165	1.695	1.053	Highway 20	Bluffton
UAR 166	2.188	1.360	Highway 2	Joussard
UAR 167	0.456	0.283	Highway 2	Canyon Creek
UAR 168	4.781	2.971	Highway 41	Schuler
UAR 170	0.895	0.556	Highway 2	Faust
UAR 171	0.913	0.567	Highway 61	Wrentham
UAR 172	3.507	2.179	Highway 21	New Sarepta
UAR 174	0.463	0.288	Highway 2	Enilda
UAR 175	1.147	0.713	Highway 13	Winfield
UAR 178	0.913	0.567	Highway 41	Acadia Valley
UAR 180	0.932	0.579	Highway 28	Ashmont
UAR 181	0.682	0.424	Highway 617	Hay Lakes
UAR 185	3.026	1.880	Highway 69 (former)	Fort McMurray Airport
UAR 187	5.519	3.429	Highway 21	Swalwell
UAR 189	0.328	0.204	Highway 13	Gwynne
UAR 197	0.164	0.102	Highway 32	Peers
UAR 199	0.651	0.405	Highway 16	Ranfurly
UAR 205	1.760	1.094	Highway 3	Kipp
UAR 206	0.891	0.554	Highway 21	Bashaw
UAR 210	1.365	0.848	Highway 56	Meeting Creek
UAR 212	0.829	0.515	Highway 49	Guy
UAR 213	4.225	2.625	Highway 36	Kikino
UAR 214	0.418	0.260	Highway 2	Bluesky
UAR 216	0.774	0.481	Highway 16	Minburn
UAR 217	2.264	1.407	Highway 28	Bellis
UAR 220	0.801	0.498	Highway 41	Czar
UAR 221	0.942	0.585	Highway 21	Delburne
UAR 224	0.248	0.154	Highway 63	Abee
UAR 225	1.443	0.897	Highway 55	Rich Lake
UAR 227	1.374	0.854	Highway 35	High Level Airport
UAR 236	0.929	0.577	Highway 29	St. Edouard
UAR 238	0.598	0.372	Highway 2	Berwyn
Former

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[1] "Transportation Annual Report 2021-2022" (PDF). Alberta Transportation. Retrieved January 3, 2023.

[EJ1928-2] Zdeb, Chris (February 22, 2014). "Feb. 22, 1928: Gravel road from Edmonton to U.S. border to be completed in a few months". Edmonton Journal. Postmedia Network Inc. Archived from the original on March 6, 2014. Retrieved February 23, 2014.

[3] "Alberta 1972 Road Map". Surveys Branch, Department of Highways and Transport. 1972. {{cite web}}: Missing or empty |url= (help)

[4] "Alberta 1973 Road Map". Surveys Branch, Department of Highways and Transport. 1973. {{cite web}}: Missing or empty |url= (help)

[5] "Alberta 1974 Road Map". Surveys Branch, Department of Highways and Transport. 1974. {{cite web}}: Missing or empty |url= (help)

[6] "Alberta Road Map" (1990 ed.). Alberta Tourism. 1990. {{cite web}}: Missing or empty |url= (help)

[7] "Provincial Highway Service Classification – Final Report" (PDF). Alberta Transportation. November 2007. p. 1.5. Retrieved October 24, 2016. It is noted that secondary highways ceased to exist by late 2000 and most were re-designated as primary highways.

[8] "Primary Highways 1 - 216 Progress Chart" (2006 ed.). Alberta Transportation. March 2006. {{cite web}}: Missing or empty |url= (help)

[9] "Primary Highways 500 - 986 Progress Chart" (2006 ed.). Alberta Transportation. March 2006. {{cite web}}: Missing or empty |url= (help)

[10] "Provincial Highways 1 - 216 Progress Chart" (2010 ed.). Alberta Transportation. March 2010. {{cite web}}: Missing or empty |url= (help)

[11] "Provincial Highways 500 - 986 Progress Chart" (2010 ed.). Alberta Transportation. March 2010. {{cite web}}: Missing or empty |url= (help)

[NHS-12] Canada's National Highway System: Annual Report 2015 (PDF) (Report). Council of Ministers Responsible for Transportation and Highway Safety. September 2016. p. 29. Archived from the original (PDF) on November 6, 2016. Retrieved October 30, 2016.

[progress_1-216-13] Provincial Highway 1-216 Progress Chart (PDF) (Map). Alberta Transportation. March 2017.

[1940_map-14] Rand McNally (1940). Road map of Western and Central Canada (Map). Rand McNally and Company.

[15] The H.M. Gousha Company (1951). "Southern Alberta" (Map). Shell Map of Montana. The Shell Oil Company. §§ H-6, H-7.

[16] The H.M. Gousha Company (1956). "British Columbia - Alberta" (Map). Shell Map of British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba. The Shell Oil Company. § E-11, F-11.

[1956_map-17] The H.M. Gousha Company (1956). Shell Map of British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba (Map). The Shell Oil Company. §§ D-10, D-11, E-11, E-12.

[AB43-18] "Primary Highway renumbering to take place in the Peace Region". Government of Alberta. February 24, 1998. Retrieved November 3, 2009.

[19] Province of Alberta Canada Official Road Map (Map). Alberta Tourism and Small Business. 1996. § M-5.

[20] The H.M. Gousha Company (1997). Province of Alberta Canada Official Road Map (Map). § M-5.

[1999_Edm-21] The H.M. Gousha Company (1999). Province of Alberta Canada Official Road Map (Map). Edmonton inset.

[1996_Edm-22] Province of Alberta Canada Official Road Map (Map). Alberta Tourism and Small Business. 1996. Edmonton inset.

[Parkland-23] "Highways 16 and 16X Renumbered to Provide Greater Consistency". Government of Alberta. June 4, 1997. Retrieved September 10, 2009.

[24] Alberta Canada Official Road Map 1942 (Map). Department of Public Works. § D-7, E-7.

[25] Alberta Canada Official Road Map 1946 (Map). Department of Public Works. § D-7, E-7.

[26] "Annual Road Closures". Alberta Parks. Retrieved February 14, 2017.

[27] Province of Alberta Canada Official Road Map 1971 (Map). Government of the Province of Alberta. § O-6.

[28] Province of Alberta Canada Official Road Map 1972 (Map). Government of the Province of Alberta. § O-6.

[29] Province of Alberta Canada Official Road Map 1976/77 (Map). Alberta Business Development and Tourism. § H-6, H-7, I-6.

[30] Province of Alberta Canada Official Road Map 1978/79 (Map). Alberta Business Development and Tourism. § H-6, H-7, I-6.

[31] Travel Alberta (1978). Alberta Official Road Map (Map) (1978–79 ed.). Province of Alberta. §§ N-8, O-8.

[32] Travel Alberta (1980). Alberta Official Road Map (Map) (1978–79 ed.). Province of Alberta. §§ N-8, O-8.

[33] Travel Alberta (1984). Alberta Official Road Map (Map). The Province of Alberta. § K-5.

[34] Travel Alberta (1988). Alberta Official Road Map (Map). The Province of Alberta. § K-5.

[1978_79_J/I5-35] Travel Alberta (1978–79). Alberta Official Road Map (Map). The Province of Alberta. §§ J-5, I-5.

[1980_J/I5-36] Travel Alberta (1980). Alberta Official Road Map (Map). The Province of Alberta. §§ J-5, I-5.

[37] Aimee Harper (January 30, 2014). "Province, municipality sign off on land-road deal". Fort McMurray Today. Sun Media Community Newspapers. Archived from the original on May 12, 2016. Retrieved July 16, 2016.

[38] Travel Alberta (1980–81). Alberta Official Road Map (Map). The Province of Alberta. § H-8.

[39] Travel Alberta (1982). Alberta Official Road Map (Map). The Province of Alberta. § H-8.

[40] Province of Alberta Canada 1985 Official Road Map (Map). Alberta Tourism and Small Business. § H-8.

[41] Province of Alberta Canada 1986 Official Road Map (Map). Alberta Tourism and Small Business. § H-8.

[Fort_Macleod_bypass-42] "HIGHWAYS 2 and 3 Fort Macleod Bypass Functional Planning Study" (PDF). Government of Alberta. July 3, 2008. pp. 21–22. Retrieved June 21, 2018.

[43] "Alberta Infrastructure Requests for Proposals Short List of Firms and Selection Results" (PDF). Alberta Transportation. February 8, 2001. p. 14. Archived from the original (PDF) on March 8, 2017. Retrieved March 8, 2017.

[3_6_ES-44] "Executive Summary: Highway 3/6 Interchange Functional Planning Study" (PDF). Alberta Transportation. Government of Alberta. April 2008. pp. ES-5, ES-6. Retrieved June 26, 2018.

[45] Travel Alberta (1992). Alberta Official Road Map (Map). The Province of Alberta. § O-8.

[46] Travel Alberta (1995). Alberta Official Road Map (Map). The Province of Alberta. § O-8.

[47] Travel Alberta (1978–79). Alberta Official Road Map (Map). The Province of Alberta. §§ N-5, N-6.

[48] Travel Alberta (1980). Alberta Official Road Map (Map). The Province of Alberta. §§ N-5, N-6.

[49] Travel Alberta (1974). Alberta Official Road Map (Map). The Province of Alberta. § M-5.

[50] Travel Alberta (1975). Alberta Official Road Map (Map). The Province of Alberta. § M-5.

[51] Travel Alberta (1983). Alberta Official Road Map (Map). The Province of Alberta. § M-5.

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