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Title: Chigwell
Description: Aerial photograph of Chigwell, a locality in Central Alberta, containing two grain elevators, a few houses and a barn. An expanse of farmland is visible in the background.

Title: Coronation
Description: Aerial photograph of Coronation, a town in Central Alberta. An expanse of farmland is visible in the background.

Title: Didsbury
Description: Aerial photograph of Didsbury, a town in Central Alberta, containing several grain elevators. An expanse of farmlan is visible in the background.

Title: Didsbury
Description: Aerial photograph of Didsbury, a town in Central Alberta, containing several grain elevators. An expanse of farmlan is visible in the background.

Title: Federal
Description: Aerial photograph of Federa, a locality in Central Alberta, containing two grain elevators. An expanse of farmland surrounds the locality.

Title: Didsbury
Description: Aerial photograph of Didsbury, a town in Central Alberta. An expanse of farmland is visible in the background.

Title: Duhamel
Description: Aerial photograph of Duhamel, a hamlet in Central Alberta surrounded by farmland.

Title: Gadsby
Description: Aerial photograph of Gadsby, a village in Central Alberta. An expanse of land is visible in the background.
Date: 1955

Title: Ferintosh
Description: Aerial photograph of Ferintosh, a village in Central Alberta, containing three grain elevators. An expanse of farmland is visible in the background. Little Beaver Lake is visible in the foreground.

Title: Forshee
Description: Aerial photograph of Forshee, a locality in Central Alberta, containing one grain elevator and surrounded by farmland.

Title: Camrose
Description: Aerial photograph of Camrose, a city in Central Alberta.

Title: Camrose
Description: Aerial photograph of Camrose, a city in Central Alberta.

Title: Camrose
Description: Aerial photograph of Camrose, a city in Central Alberta. The Camrose Normal School building is visible at the right corner.

Title: Calmar
Description: Aerial photograph of Calmar, a town in Central Alberta. An expanse of farmland and smoke are visible in the background.

Title: Calmar
Description: Aerial photograph of Calmar, a town in Central Alberta. An expanse of farmland is visible in the background.

Title: Dorenlee
Description: Aerial photograph of Dorenlee, a locality in Central Alberta.

Title: Hobbema
Description: Aerial photograph of Hobbema, a designated place in Central Alberta.
Date: 1955

Title: Halkirk
Description: Aerial photograph of Halkirk, a village in Central Alberta, containing several grain elevators.
Date: 1955

Title: Halkirk
Description: Aerial photograph of Halkirk, a village in Central Alberta.
Date: 1955

Title: Haynes
Description: Aerial photograph of Haynes, a hamlet in Central Alberta, containing two grain elevators. An expanse of farmland is visible in the background.

Title: Netook
Description: Aerial photograph of Netook, a locality in Central Alberta, containing one grain elevator. An expanse of farmland is visible in the background.

Title: Joffre
Description: Aerial photograph of Joffre, a hamlet in Central Alberta, containing several grain elevators and houses surrounded by farmland.

Title: Innisfail
Description: Aerial photograph of Innisfail, a town in Central Alberta, containing several grain elevators.

Title: Nevis
Description: Aerial photograph of Nevis, a hamlet in Central Alberta, contianing one grain elevator.

Title: Nevis
Description: Aerial photograph of Nevis, a hamlet in Central Alberta, contianing one grain elevator.

Title: Kirriemuir
Description: Aerial photograph of Kirriemuir, a hamlet in Central Alberta.

Title: Hoadley
Description: Aerial photograph of Hoadley, a hamlet in Central Alberta.

Title: Menaik
Description: Aerial photograph of Menaik, a locality in Central Alberta along Highway 2A, containing two grain elevators surrounded by farmland.
Date: 1955

Title: Morningside
Description: Aerial photograph of Morningside, a hamlet in Central Alberta, containing two grain elevators.
Date: 1955

Title: Stettler
Description: Aerial photograph of Stettler, a town in Central Alberta. An expanse of farmland is visible in the background.
Date: 1956

Title: Gadsby
Description: Aerial photograph of Gadsby, a village in Central Alberta. An expanse of land is visible in the background.
Date: 1955

Title: Lamerton
Description: Aerial photograph of Lamerton, a locality in Central Alberta containing two grain elevators surrounded by farmland. The shadow of the airplane from which the photograph was taken can be seen at the bottom left corner.

Title: Stettler
Description: Aerial photograph of Stettler, a town in Central Alberta.
Date: 1956

Title: Stettler
Description: Aerial photograph of Stettler, a town in Central Alberta.
Date: 1956

Title: Ardley
Description: Aerial photograph of Ardley, a hamlet in Central Alberta.
Date: 1957

Title: Whitford
Description: Aerial photograph of Whitford, a hamlet in Central Alberta, containing three grain elevators. The hamlet is surrounded by farmland.

Title: Whitford
Description: Aerial photograph of Whitford, a hamlet in Central Alberta, containing three grain elevators along a railroad siding. The hamlet is surrounded by farmland.

Title: Edgerton
Description: Aerial photograph of Edgerton, a village in Central Alberta.
Date: 1959

Title: Edgerton
Description: Aerial photograph of Edgerton, a village in Central Alberta.
Date: 1959

Title: Czar
Description: Aerial photograph of Czar, a hamlet in Central Alberta.

Title: Vegreville
Description: Aerial photograph of Vegreville, a town in Central Alberta. An expanse of farmland is visible in the background.

Title: Vegreville
Description: Aerial photograph of Vegreville, a town in Central Alberta. An expanse of farmland is visible in the background.
Date: 1956

Title: Inland
Description: Aerial photograph of a railroad siding in Fortier, a community in Alberta.
Date: 1956

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