Finding crown land

[AKD]

I see alot of post about people asking were to hunt.


Is there any website or anything that I can go to that will show me were the crown land is in Canada? mostly Alberta.

I know were the stuff is around white court but im wondering as well were it is near the Athabasca. I was up there once but only once. I cant get to the county office during the week days to get a county map and it makes it a pain to figure out were im going. Anyone have some corner grids or know ?


a map i could look at would work best.

 

[subdermal]

There's this:

http://srd.alberta.ca/lands/usingpublicland/recreation/accessagriculturalpublicland/maps.aspx

although I find the interface very clumsy, and it only works in IE or Netscape.

Best thing I've found is to determine what area you want to hunt in, then got to Maptown or similar and buy the paper maps.

 

[sunray]

"...cant get to the county office..." Try a net search for the county. There will likely be a map.

 

[AKD]

wow. sticky this. that is the most useful link ever

 

[upnorth]

I went to the local municipal office of the area I intended to hunt, and picked up a municipal landowners map. shows who owns what sections, and any crown land. Made it a whole lot easier to figure out who owned the land I was looking at getting permission to hunt on. They cost around 15.00.

 

[yhdfc05]

I know Yellowhead county has a feature called webmap that can identify the crown land in the county (there's lots). the interface is a little clumsy but it works. Some of the other municipalities are getting that capability on their websites as well. Hope that helps.