Northern Alberta Railways

Northern Alberta Railways

Overview
Headquarters	Edmonton, Alberta
Reporting mark	NAR
Locale	Alberta, British Columbia
Dates of operation	1929–1981
Successor	Canadian National Railway and Canadian Pacific Railway (jointly)
Technical
Track gauge	4 ft 8+1⁄2 in (1,435 mm) standard gauge

v t e Northern Alberta Railways in 1931
Legend
Dawson Creek Pouce Coupe Gundy proposed line Tupper British Columbia Alberta Demmitt Lymburn Hythe Albright Beaverlodge Huallen Wembley Dimsdale Grande Prairie Clairmont Sexsmith Webster Braeburn Woking Esher Spirit River Rycroft Hines Creek Prestville Gage Manir Fairview Wanham Bluesky Belloy Whitelaw Rahab Brownsvale Eaglesham Berwyn Tangent Grimshaw Watino Roma Smoky River Manning Culp Peace River Girouxville Judah Dreau Nampa Falher Reno Donnelly Springburn Winagami Roxana McLennan Kathleen Kenzie Aggie High Prairie Enilda McMurray Arcadia Waterways Draper Indiana Lynton Driftpile Lenarthur Faust Anzac Kinuso Kinosis Assineau Cheecham Widewater Warper Wagner Quigley Slave Lake Pingle Mitsue Chard Overlea Leismer Saulteaux Christina River Spurfield Conklin Decrene Devenish McLeod River Margie Smith Behan Hondo Philomena Chisholm Pitlochrie Flatbush Tweedie Kilsyth Barnegat Fawcett Lac La Biche Jarvie Venice Dapp Hylo Pibroch Noral Westlock Caslan Picardville Bondiss Barrhead Boyle Pembina River Ellscott Manola Alpen Highridge Newbrook Arvilla Abee Thorhild Busby Egremont Alcomdale Opal Mearns Fedorah CNR Morinville Bon Accord Cardiff Excelsior Carbondale Campbell Edmonton CNR Calder CNR Strathcona CPR

Northern Alberta Railways (reporting mark NAR) was a Canadian railway which served northern Alberta and northeastern British Columbia. Jointly owned by both Canadian National Railway and Canadian Pacific Railway, NAR existed as a separate company from 1929 until 1981.^[1]