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The 12 pages that link to Alberta, each with the reason it gives.

• Northwest TerritoriesRelated: It borders the territory and is a major southern connection for trade and travel.

• British ColumbiaCompared with: The provincial boundary separates Pacific-draining landscapes from much of Alberta’s interior.

• CentrosaurusNarrower topic: Its fossil-rich badlands yielded the principal Centrosaurus discoveries.

• SaskatchewanCompared with: Alberta shares prairie geography with Saskatchewan but has a different resource economy and provincial history.

• CalgaryNarrower topic: Calgary is Alberta’s largest city and one of its principal economic centers.

• Wilfrid LaurierBroader topic: Laurier’s government created Alberta as part of its reorganization of the expanding West.

• EdmontonNarrower topic: Edmonton is Alberta’s capital and principal northern urban centre.

• Royal Tyrrell Museum of PalaeontologyNarrower topic: Provincial institutions and fossil heritage shape the museum’s setting.

• StegocerasRelated: Many Stegoceras fossils come from Alberta's fossil-rich badlands.

• Lake AthabascaRelated: The lake’s southwestern shore lies in Alberta.

• Stu HartNarrower topic: Hart’s promotion and training operation developed within Alberta’s regional sports culture.

• Western CanadaBroader topic: Its energy industry and mountain landscapes give Western Canada a distinctive profile.