Draft:Swan Hills, Alberta (geographic feature)
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The Swan Hills form part of the Alberta High Plains, lying within a physiographic region called the Swan Hills Upland. This forested and sparsely populated region reaches to 1328 m above sea level, featuring a radial drainage network that feeds the Smoky, Slave, and Athabasca Rivers which border the upland. [1]
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[edit]- ^ Hitchon, Brian; Sauveplane, Claude M.; Bachu, Stefan; Koster, Emlyn H.; Lytviak, Andre T. (1989). "Hydrogeology of the Swan Hills Area. Alberta: evaluation for deep waste injection" (PDF). Geological Survey Department (Bulletin No. 58).
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