Waterton Lakes National Park

Bob CreekWildland

Peter LougheedProv. Park

Don GettyWildland

Bow ValleyWildland

Elbow-SheepWildland

Spray ValleyProv. Park

Don GettyWildland

Don GettyWildland

Sheep River

Prov. Park

Don GettyWildland

Bluerock

Wildland

BanffNational Park

Castle WildlandProvincial Park

CastleProvincial Park

LivingstonePriority

Planning Area

Porcupine HillsPriority

Planning Area

Pincher Creek

Municipality ofCrowsnest Pass

Fort Macleod

Claresholm

Nanton

High River

Okotoks

Calgary

Black DiamondTurnerValley

Cardston

Blood TribeNo. 148

Tsuu T'ina NationNo. 145

Piikani NationNo. 147

Blood TribeNo. 148A

StoneyNakoda Nation

No. 216

StoneyNakoda Nation

No. 216

Piikani NationTimber Limit B

KananaskisCountry

PLUZ

CastleSMAPLUZ

Cataract CreekSnow Vehicle

PLUZ

Cataract CreekSnow Vehicle

PLUZ

Kananaskis CountryPLUZ

McLean CreekOff-Highway Vehicle

PLUZ

KananaskisCountry

PLUZ

KananaskisCountry

PLUZ

UV40

UV22

UV541

UV532

UV2

UV520

UV533

UV3

UV6

UV5

UV546

UV66

UV774

UV541

UV40

UV2

UV6

UV5

UV5

UV7

UV533

Enhanced Protection of the Castle Area

Produced January 10, 2017 by Parks Division, Alberta Environment and Parks.Base data provided by the Government of Alberta under the Alberta Open Government License of November 2014.

Cadastral-Dispositions data provided by Alberta Data Partnerships.Imagery from various sources including, SPOT 1.5m Imagery © [2015] CNES, Licensed by Blackbridge Geomatics, http://blackbridge.com/geomatics/index.html;

Base Features - Roads* (Unimproved and unclassified roads/truck trails have been removed form this map.)

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km

Regional Overview

British

Columbia

Ecological Reserve - ERWildland Park

Provincial Recreation AreaNatural AreaHeritage RangelandProvincial Park

National Park - NPExisting Park Designations

Future Park DesignationsSSRP Protected Area Committments

Notes:

The Department is committed to planning responsible and sustainable recreation throughout the Eastern Slopes and will continue to work with stakeholders, First Nations and the public to enable both motorized and non-motorized recreation on Alberta Public Lands.Recreation and linear footprint planning that will detail how Albertans mayrecreate within the Porcupine Hills and Livingstone areas are in progress and expected to be ready for public feedback in 2017.

Priority Planning Areas

These are committments made as part of the South Saskatchewan Regional Plan, effective September 1, 2014. Commitments include new sites, additions toexisting sites and site reclassifications.

Future Park Designations

Priority Planning AreaPriority Planning Area

Public Land Use Zone (PLUZ)Existing Public Land Use Zone

Castle Area - Final BoundariesDesignate As:

Castle Provincial ParkCastle Wildland Provincial Park