Alberta Census Division Map

About Alberta census division map

The Alberta census division map shows the 19 census divisions of Alberta, a census division in western Canada. Each division is represented by a different color, making it easy to identify and compare the regions. The map displays division numbers from 1 to 19, along with provincial boundaries and the location of Edmonton, Alberta's capital city. Neighboring British Columbia and Saskatchewan are also labeled to provide geographic context. This map is useful for understanding Alberta's administrative geography and regional divisions.

Alberta's census divisions are used by Statistics Canada to organize and report population, housing, and other demographic information. They help researchers, students, planners, and government agencies study regional differences across the census division. The divisions cover northern, central, and southern Alberta, including areas near the Rocky Mountains and the prairie region. This color-coded census division map is helpful for educational projects, demographic research, geographic studies, and anyone interested in Alberta's population distribution and regional organization.