Map of Alberta Rivers (Raven River help)

[Dr.Shortington]

Hey fellas, I am having a heck of a time finding a good map of Alberta online which list names of the rivers/creeks etc. More specifically I am trying to locate sections of the Raven River West of Red Deer. Can anyone help?

Thanks!

[Okotokian]

http://www.albertaregulations.ca/fishingregs/es2-map.html

Right in the fishing regulations. I'm sure there are better maps around but at least you can find what you are looking for here..

[Dr.Shortington]

http://www.albertaregulations.ca/fishingregs/es2-map.html

Right in the fishing regulations. I'm sure there are better maps around but at least you can find what you are looking for here..

Yeah I have seen that one but its just so small!!! Appreciate your help though.

[millsboy79]

Could always buy the BRMB ... they are a pretty good resource to have. They sell them at MEC.

But I have never really had a problem using Google Earth ... Usually it's a zooming issue rather than it not being labeled.

Hope you find what you're looking for.

[ogre]

Don't know if these are what you are looking for...

http://www.rdrwa.ca/location (Water Maps), under each basin there's a little map with some details (more or less :confused:)

like...
http://albertawater.com/images/FactsAndInfo/Alberta/bowriverbasin.jpg

However, the Red Deer River Basin site is being worked on at the moment. Don't know when it'll be completed; and whether you need it straightaway. Maybe the RDRWA team can help you out by sending you an old map that they might have somewhere.

This is a link from http://www.AB-conservation.com for the Raven River. Not much here, but it should give you a starting point.

Good luck.

[ogre]

An addition to the previous information...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raven_River

"The river begins somewhere in the western Alberta foothills. Many small tributaries form the river there. The river flows in an eastern direction.
1 - The river passes near Burnstick Lake (both the town and the lake), and then
2 - passes very closely to the Clearwater River, which is part of a different watershed altogether.
3 - It passes near the Clearwater Ricinus Natural Area.
4 - The river then starts to follow closely to Alberta Highway 54, yet never being crossed by it.
5 - It passes near Caroline and is joined by Beaver Creek which contains the artificial Beaver Lake.
6 - Alberta Highway 22 crosses the river.
7 - The river is then joined by the North Raven River at Raven and passes near the Raven Recreation Area before it sharply turns southwards.
8 - The river is joined by Crooked Creek near the Medicine River Wildlife Centre.[2]
9 - The river then passes not far from Kevisville before emptying into the Red Deer River, which then
10 - enters into the artificial Gleniffer Lake formed by Dickson Dam."