Alberta B.C FactsBy Sierra Rhoda Faith Bennett
Alberta FactsFacts -Alberta is one of the three prairie provinces
It is the fourth largest province
Saskatchewan is east of Alberta; British Columbia is west
The Northwest Territories are north of Alberta
The state of Montana is south
Alberta was named after Princess Louise Caroline Alberta, fourth daughter of Queen Victoria.
Edmonton (capital city) and Calgary are the largest cities
Alberta's flower - Wild Rose, tree - Lodgepole Pine, bird - Great Horned OwlAlberta’s PeopleAlberta is home to over 3.5 million people.(April, 2007)
The largest cities are Edmonton (capital) and Calgary
More than half of the people live in these two cities
Immigrants came from Britain, Western Europe, Eastern Europe, the East and Southeast Asia
Ethnic backgrounds - British (44 percent), German, Ukrainian, French, Scandinavian, Dutch, HistoryThe first people settled in the area about 8000 years agoIn the woodland areas the Woodland Cree and Chipewyan tribes hunted moose, caribou and deer, fished and gathered plants and berries.They used bark canoes to travel up and down the streamsOn the plains the Blackfoot, Blood, and Peigan hunted the bison and lived in tipis
HistoryAnthony Henday ( European explorer and fur trader ) came to Alberta in 1754.Fur traders built trading posts on the Athabasca River and North Saskatchewan RiverForts were built to keep law and orderThe First Nations traded furs and received guns, blankets and metal goodsIn 1874 The North-West Mounted Police (NWMP) established their first post in Alberta at Fort Macleod
Alberta grew when the railroad was built in 1883Early settlers were ranchers from England and the United StatesImmigrants came from Ukraine, Germany, Romania and many parts of Europe to farmAlberta became a province on September 1, 1905

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    Alberta B.C FactsBySierra Rhoda Faith Bennett
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    Alberta FactsFacts -Albertais one of the three prairie provinces
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    It is thefourth largest province
  • 4.
    Saskatchewan is eastof Alberta; British Columbia is west
  • 5.
    The Northwest Territoriesare north of Alberta
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    The state ofMontana is south
  • 7.
    Alberta was namedafter Princess Louise Caroline Alberta, fourth daughter of Queen Victoria.
  • 8.
    Edmonton (capital city)and Calgary are the largest cities
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    Alberta's flower -Wild Rose, tree - Lodgepole Pine, bird - Great Horned OwlAlberta’s PeopleAlberta is home to over 3.5 million people.(April, 2007)
  • 10.
    The largest citiesare Edmonton (capital) and Calgary
  • 11.
    More than halfof the people live in these two cities
  • 12.
    Immigrants came fromBritain, Western Europe, Eastern Europe, the East and Southeast Asia
  • 13.
    Ethnic backgrounds -British (44 percent), German, Ukrainian, French, Scandinavian, Dutch, HistoryThe first people settled in the area about 8000 years agoIn the woodland areas the Woodland Cree and Chipewyan tribes hunted moose, caribou and deer, fished and gathered plants and berries.They used bark canoes to travel up and down the streamsOn the plains the Blackfoot, Blood, and Peigan hunted the bison and lived in tipis
  • 14.
    HistoryAnthony Henday (European explorer and fur trader ) came to Alberta in 1754.Fur traders built trading posts on the Athabasca River and North Saskatchewan RiverForts were built to keep law and orderThe First Nations traded furs and received guns, blankets and metal goodsIn 1874 The North-West Mounted Police (NWMP) established their first post in Alberta at Fort Macleod
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    Alberta grew whenthe railroad was built in 1883Early settlers were ranchers from England and the United StatesImmigrants came from Ukraine, Germany, Romania and many parts of Europe to farmAlberta became a province on September 1, 1905