Alberta Highway 5
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| Highway 5 |
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| Length: | 120 km (75 mi) |
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| East end: | Crowsnest Highway in Lethbridge |
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Hwy 4 in Lethbridge Hwy 52 in Welling Hwy 62 in Magrath Hwy 2 in Cardston Hwy 6 at Waterton Lakes National Park |
| West end: | Waterton Lake |
| Major cities: | Lethbridge, Magrath, Cardston |
| System: | Provincial highway |
Highway 5 is a 120-km long highway that runs in southern Alberta. It begins at the intersection of Mayor Magrath Drive at the Crowsnest Highway in Lethbridge to the Waterton Townsite in the southwest corner of Alberta. It proceeds south from Lethbridge to the hamlet of Welling. South of Welling, it meets the western terminus of Highway 52 and proceeds southwest to Magrath. Other towns and cities along the way include Spring Coulee (where it crosses Highway 820), Cardston, Leavitt, and Mountain View. Finally, as it heads towards Waterton Lakes National Park (eastern park gate), it crosses Highway 6 and then continues as the main route through the park.
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