Siffleur Falls

Siffleur Falls are a series of three separate waterfalls on the Siffleur River, an early tributary of the North Saskatchewan River. The falls are a short distance from the David Thompson Highway, in the Siffleur Wilderness Area, just north of Banff National Park.

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Hydrography of Alberta

Rivers

• Athabasca
• Battle
• Beaver
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• Oldman
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• Pembina
• Red Deer
• Slave
• Smoky
• South Saskatchewan

Waterfalls

• Athabasca
• Bow
• Bridal Veil
• Crescent
• Crypt
• Elbow
• Lundbreck
• Panther
• Sunwapta

Lakes

• Amisk
• Athabasca
• Beaverhill
• Bistcho
• Claire
• Cold
• Crowsnest
• Des Arcs
• Garner
• Hubbles
• Jackfish
• La Biche
• St. Cyr
• Lesser Slave
• Miquelon
• North Wabasca Lake
• Pigeon
• Santé
• Ste. Anne
• Sylvan
• Utikuma
• Wabamun

Reservoirs

• Abraham
• Barrier
• Brazeau
• Chestermere
• Kananaskis
• Little Bow Lake Reservoir
• McGregor
• Minnewanka
• Glenmore
• Milk River Ridge
• Sikome
• Gleniffer

Glaciers

• Athabasca
• Bow
• Columbia Icefield
• Crowfoot
• Hector
• Peyto
• Saskatchewan
• Vulture
• Wapta
• Waputik Icefield

Other

• Hay-Zama Wetlands
• Peace–Athabasca Delta
• Whooping Crane Summer Range (wetlands)

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52°01′27″N 116°22′11″W / 52.02417°N 116.36972°W / 52.02417; -116.36972

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