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The Prairies are Canada's breadbasket, three geometrically-shaped provinces which in addition to the wide-open expanses of flat prairie land also collectively include mountains, hills, lakes, shoreline, and metropolitan cities.

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• Alberta
• Saskatchewan
• Manitoba

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• Edmonton
• Calgary
• Saskatoon
• Regina
• Winnipeg

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• Wood Buffalo National Park - largest national park in Canada and UNESCO World Heritage Site

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The Prairies are a spread over three Canadian provinces: Saskatchewan, Manitoba, and Alberta.

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The best way to travel in the Prairies is by car. The Prairies are served by Highway No 1 and 16 from west to east. There are also buses and the VIA services in Winnipeg, Saskatoon and Edmonton

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