Alberta Highway 11

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Alberta Highway 11, also known as the David Thompson Highway, is a major east–west route in central Alberta that connects Red Deer to the Rocky Mountains near Saskatchewan River Crossing.

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Alberta Highway 11 canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf highway
transportation infrastructure
alsoKnownAs David Thompson Highway
category Alberta provincial highways 1–216
Roads in Alberta
connects Red Deer
Saskatchewan River Crossing area
country Canada
direction east–west
easternTerminusIn Red Deer
hasJunctionWith Highway 12
Highway 2
Highway 20
Highway 22
Highway 93
highwayNumber 11
highwayType Alberta provincial highway
jurisdiction Province of Alberta
linked to: Alberta
locatedIn Alberta
maintainedBy Alberta Transportation
namedAfter David Thompson
partOf Alberta provincial highway network
passesNear Nordegg
Rocky Mountain House
Rocky Mountains
Sylvan Lake
passesThrough Clearwater County
Red Deer County
Rocky Mountains foothills
region central Alberta
surface paved
tourismCorridor access to Abraham Lake
access to Banff National Park region via Highway 93
access to David Thompson Country
usedFor commercial traffic
local transportation
tourist traffic
westernTerminusNear Saskatchewan River Crossing

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Alberta Highway 2 hasJunctionWith Alberta Highway 11
Alberta Highway 22 connectsTo Alberta Highway 11