Alberta provincial highway 7

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Highway 7

Alberta provincial highway 7 is a short highway of about 27 km in southern Alberta. It extends east from Black Diamond where it branches off Highway 22 and proceeds east to the south of Okotoks and makes its way to Highway 2.

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