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Get the most up-to-date Alberta Provincial Electoral Divisions map (42" x 69", 1:750,000 scale). This large-format map accurately displays all electoral boundaries alongside highways, cities, parks, and more.

Current Alberta Provincial Electoral Divisions Wall Map (1:750,000) - Political Boundaries & Base Map Features

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Product Code: 30173
Stay informed with our definitive Alberta Provincial Electoral Divisions Wall Map, the largest and most detailed map we offer at a stunning 42 by 69 inches. This map is an indispensable tool for anyone needing to understand Alberta's political landscape, with boundaries precisely as defined by the Electoral Divisions Act 2017. Beyond the electoral boundaries, it includes a wealth of geographic and infrastructure details for comprehensive reference. Includes details for both Calgary and Edmonton to help you with your planning.

Political Boundaries: Up-to-date Provincial Electoral Divisions based on the Electoral Divisions Act 2017.
  • Scale & Size: 1:750,000 scale, measuring 42" wide by 69" tall.

  • Roads & Infrastructure:

    • Primary and Secondary Highways (paved and unpaved)

    • Railroads & Airports

  • Geographic Features:

    • Lakes, Rivers, Cities, Towns, Villages

    • Provincial, National, and Wildland Parks

    • Forest Reserves, First Nations, and Metis Settlements

  • Administrative & Grid Systems:

    • Townships, Sections, Meridians

    • Latitude and Longitude grids

    • Military Bases


  • This map is a critical asset for professionals in government, politics, and law, as well as for researchers, campaign staff, and students. It provides a clear visual representation of Alberta's ridings, making it ideal for political analysis, voter outreach planning, and general public education. When combined with the detailed base map information—showing cities, highways, and communities—it allows for a complete understanding of how infrastructure and geography relate to political representation.
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