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https://www.travellakeland.ca/places-to-go/parkland-region

The Parkland Region is defined by a transition between the grasslands and forests, and is a unique place found only in North America. Alberta is home to the largest remaining blocks of Parkland in the world, making it a hub of natural beauty, cultural diversity, and recreational activity.

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Calgary
Red Deer
Sylvan Lake
Edmonton
Vegreville
 

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What are the major bodies of water in the Parkland region?

Use the map to help you.

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Who are the Indigenous groups of the Parkland Region?

Use the map to help you.

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Ukrainian Museum

Museum Webpage

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Rolling Hills

Transition from prairies to forest

Medium amounts of precipitation

North Saskatchewan River

Crops (soil)

Forests

Bushes

Prairie

Wetlands

Some Trees

Wetland Plants

Cold Winters in northern part

Red Deer River

Fish and wildlife

Short, warm summers

Sylvan Lake

Oil and gas

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