Alberta provincial highway 11A

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Highway 11A is the name given for three short stretches of highway in central Alberta between Red Deer and Saskatchewan River Crossing.

Contents 1 First Section 2 Second Section 3 Third Section 4 See also

[edit] First Section

The first stretch begins at the north end of Red Deer as an extension of Township Road 390.

It crosses over Highway 2 and proceeds west for 15 km.

It crosses Highway 20 at a four-way stop before becoming 32nd Street leading into Sylvan Lake and follows around the southern part of the lake as Lake Shore Drive.

As the road proceeds west, it is also called Township Road 390 again. The highway ends when it meets Highway 11 near the road leading to the hamlet of Benalto.

[edit] Second Section

A second stretch of road is also called Highway 11A. It begins in Rocky Mountain House at the junction of 60th Street and 52nd Avenue.

It proceeds west across the North Saskatchewan River until it reaches Range Road 82

[edit] Third Section

A third stretch of road is also called Highway 11A. It begins along Highway 11 north of the hamlet of Horburg. It proceeds south and follows the north shore of the North Saskatchewan River.

[edit] See also

			Alberta Provincial Primary Highways v • d • e
1	1A	1X	2	2A	3	3A	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	11A	12	13	13A	14	15	16	16A	17	18	19
20	20A	21	22	22X	23	24	25	26	27	28	28A	30	31	32	33	35	36	37	38	39	40	41	41A	42	43	44
45	47	49	50	52	53	54	55	56	58	59	60	61	62	63	64	64A	66	68	69	72	88	93	93A	100	201	216