Alberta

The flag of Alberta features the provincial shield centered on a blue field. The blue background represents loyalty, while the shield depicts the Rocky Mountains, prairies, wheat fields and the Cross of Saint George, symbolizing Alberta's natural landscapes, agricultural heritage and historical roots.

Alberta officially adopted its current provincial flag on June 1, 1968. The design is based on the province's coat of arms, granted by King Edward VII in 1907, and reflects Alberta's identity within Canada.

• Official Name: Province of Alberta
• Country: Canada
• Continent: North America
• Capital: Edmonton
• Population: approx. 5.0 million
• Currency: Canadian Dollar (CAD)

Famous Attractions
• Banff National Park
• Jasper National Park
• Lake Louise
• Icefields Parkway
• Drumheller Badlands

Alberta is renowned for its majestic Rocky Mountains, turquoise lakes, vast prairies and world-famous national parks. Visitors explore Banff and Jasper National Parks, admire Lake Louise, drive the Icefields Parkway and discover the dinosaur-rich Badlands around Drumheller.