This natural area is a quarter-section in size with undulating topography and mainly aspen-balsam poplar forest.
- Map of the Area
- Other Information
- Biophysical Observations (via iNaturalist.ca)
- Site Statistics
- References
Map of the Area
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Other Information
This site in the Boreal Forest Natural Region, Dry Mixedwood Subregion (Alberta Parks website, 2012) has undulating topography vegetated mainly with aspen-balsam poplar forest. The southwest corner of the site is intersected by a cutline running northwest to southeast and extending beyond the natural area boundaries.
This site is located in a small constellation of Natural Areas, with Taylor Lake and Halfway Lake Natural Areas to the west and Redwater River and Halfmoon Lake Natural Areas to the south.
Biophysical Observations (via iNaturalist.ca)
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Observations & Projects for this Natural Area
- Observations for this Natural Area.
- No iNaturalist Projects.
Site Statistics
| Site Name | Crippsdale |
| Site Type | Natural Area |
| Subtype | Order-in-council (OC) |
| Natural Region(s) | Dry Mixedwood |
| O.C. No. (Land Ref. Manual) | 454/71 |
| PASite ID (Map Ref #) | 210 |
| Site # (Parks Website) | 479 |
| Total Area | 64.75 ha. (160.00 ac.) |
| Steward-Status | |
| Recreation Activities | none noted |
| IUCN | II |
| Operated By | Parks Division |
| Notes and Comments |
References
The following links are provided as a courtesy but are not verified or endorsed by SAPAA. Clicking on the link will cause you to leave the SAPAA website. Primary source of information is: Government of Alberta – Information & Facilities – Crippsdale Natural Area | Alberta Parks (2022-02-18).
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