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Mineral ownership in Alberta

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In Alberta, the Crown owns 81 per cent of the province's mineral rights (approximately 53.7 million hectares of land). The remaining 19 per cent are "freehold" mineral rights owned by the federal... More ≫

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In Alberta, the Crown owns 81 per cent of the province's mineral rights (approximately 53.7 million hectares of land). The remaining 19 per cent are "freehold" mineral rights owned by the federal government on behalf of First Nations or in national parks, and by individuals and companies. This map outlines the ownership boundaries/

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Alberta's leased oil sands area

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This map delineates the total oil sands area in the province of Alberta, the area that is surface mineable, and the areas that are currently under lease.

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Alberta's oil sands projects and upgraders

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Presents the locations of oil sands projects and upgraders in the province and indicates their current status (operating, construction, approved, application, or announced). Separate maps are... More ≫

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Presents the locations of oil sands projects and upgraders in the province and indicates their current status (operating, construction, approved, application, or announced). Separate maps are included for each of the Athabasca, Cold Lake, and Peace River regions.

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Alberta historic mineral ownership

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The map depicts the first recorded mineral title holders in the province. Alberta Crown owned mineral rights covering approximately 81 per cent of Alberta. The remaining 19 per cent were freehold... More ≫

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The map depicts the first recorded mineral title holders in the province. Alberta Crown owned mineral rights covering approximately 81 per cent of Alberta. The remaining 19 per cent were freehold rights owned by private individuals and companies, or were minerals owned by the Federal Government of Canada.

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