Alberta Highway 2

Highway 2
Grande Prairie Airdrie Fort Macleod Wetaskiwin Red Deer St. Albert Athabasca Slave Lake Peace River Calgary Edmonton
Route information
Maintained by the Ministry of Transportation and Economic Corridors
Length	1,270 km (790 mi)
Major junctions
South end	US 89 at American border in Carway
Major intersections	Highway 3 in Fort Macleod Highway 1 (TCH) in Calgary Highway 11 in Red Deer Highway 16 (TCH) in Edmonton
North end	Highway 43 near Grande Prairie
Location
Country	Canada
Province	Alberta
Specialized and rural municipalities	Cardston County, Willow Creek No. 26 M.D., Foothills No. 31 M.D., Rocky View County, Mountain View County, Red Deer County, Lacombe County, Ponoka County, Wetaskiwin No. 10 County, Leduc County, Sturgeon County, Westlock County, Athabasca County, Lesser Slave River No. 124 M.D., Big Lakes County, Smoky River No. 130 M.D., Northern Sunrise County, Peace No. 135 M.D., Fairview No. 136 M.D., Birch Hills County, Spirit River No. 133 M.D., Saddle Hills County, County of Grande Prairie No. 1
Major cities	Calgary, Airdrie, Red Deer, Lacombe, Leduc, Edmonton, St. Albert
Towns	Cardston, Fort Macleod, Granum, Claresholm, Stavely, Nanton, High River, Bowden, Innisfail, Blackfalds, Morinville, Athabasca, Slave Lake, High Prairie, McLennan, Peace River, Grimshaw, Fairview, Sexsmith
Villages	Clyde, Donnelly, Nampa, Berwyn, Rycroft
Highway system
CANAMEX Corridor
← Highway 1A → Highway 2A

Alberta Provincial Highway No. 2 is the longest provincial highway in the Canadian province of Alberta. The stretch between Calgary and Edmonton is one of the most heavily used highways in the province, and is designated the Queen Elizabeth II Highway or the ‘QE2 Highway’ as well as a core route of Canada's National Highway System.

The speed limit along most parts of the highway between Fort Macleod and Morinville is 110 km/h (70 mph) and in urban areas, such as through Claresholm, Nanton, Calgary and Edmonton, it ranges from 50 km/h to 100 km/h. During the winter time, accidents are common as the weather changes rapidly, and drivers underestimate the conditions.

A review of historical Alberta official road maps shows that Highway 2 was numbered Highway 1 prior to 1941 (while the current Highway 1 was Highway 2 at the time).

Route

As its main north-south corridor, Highway 2 enters Alberta south of Cardston, at the Carway border crossing with Montana (where it continues as U.S. Route 89). It travels northward through Fort Macleod to Calgary, Red Deer, and Edmonton. North of Edmonton the highway continues to Athabasca, after which the highway continues northwesterly along the south shore of Lesser Slave Lake into High Prairie, north to Peace River, west to Fairview and finally south to Grande Prairie.

As the main north-south access in Alberta, Highway 2 is the preferred path of the CANAMEX Corridor. Between Fort Macleod and Edmonton, Highway 2 maintains no fewer than four lanes of traffic and is largely a controlled-access freeway between Okotoks and Edmonton, with improvements underway to eliminate remaining at-grade crossings.

North of Okotoks, the three northbound lanes of the highway split into Macleod Trail (Highway 2A) and Deerfoot Trail, which keeps the Highway 2 designation through Calgary. It passes immediately west of the Calgary International Airport before continuing north to the City of Airdrie, which is bisected by Highway 2, while a number of other smaller communities such as Crossfield are bypassed. The newer Highway 2 is built east of the communities and the old route has become Highway 2A.

Red Deer is also primarily bypassed. Gasoline Alley, located at the south end of the city, is a popular stop for travellers headed for Calgary or Edmonton, with several fuel stations and food establishments. Continuing north, the highway again bypasses the smaller communities, this time to the west. Leduc, south of Edmonton, is bisected like Airdrie; however, this has been a result of westward growth of the community. The highway also passes immediately east of Edmonton International Airport, about 15 km south of Edmonton.

• 
  Exit 222 in the Municipal District of Foothills No. 31
• 
  Deerfoot Trail at the interchange with Peigan Trail in Calgary
• 
  At Crossfield, two-laned Highway 2A in the foreground with divided Highway 2 in the distance.

When the highway enters Edmonton, it becomes Gateway Boulevard (northbound; it is Calgary Trail in the opposite direction), then Whitemud Drive to the southwest part of the city. It then shares roadbeds with Anthony Henday Drive (Highway 216) and Yellowhead Trail (Highway 16) before heading north again along St. Albert Trail as it exits Edmonton and passes northwest through St. Albert. (Future extension of Ray Gibbon Drive in the northwest Edmonton region will bypass St. Albert from Anthony Henday Drive to Highway 2 north.)

After leaving St. Albert, the highway is twinned until it reaches north of Morinville and after that it is a 2-lane road for almost the rest of the stretch. Highway 2 continues north until it reaches a T-junction with Highway 18. From there, the route turns east towards Clyde and then follows a northeasterly direction to Athabasca before turning northwest towards Slave Lake. The road continues west, following along the scenic southern shores of Lesser Slave Lake until it reaches High Prairie. West of High Prairie, the highway then turns north to McLennan and west until it reaches a junction with Highway 49 (locally known as 'Donnelly Corner'). The stretch of Highway 2 between Athabasca and Highway 49 is part of the Northern Woods and Water Route.

The highway continues north to Peace River, the road's most northerly point in the province. It exits west out of Peace River then turns south through Grimshaw (the junction of the Mackenzie Highway) and Fairview, then over the Dunvegan Bridge, where it crosses the Peace River and ultimately terminating at an interchange at Highway 43 just north of Grande Prairie. Prior to highway renumbering in northwestern Alberta, Highway 2 followed Highway 43's current alignment into British Columbia, where it became Highway 2 to Dawson Creek.

Queen Elizabeth II Highway

On May 23, 2005, the section between Calgary and Edmonton was renamed the Queen Elizabeth II Highway in honour of Her Majesty's visit to Alberta as part of the province's centennial celebrations; the first road sign was personally unveiled by the Queen. It is the first highway in Canada to be named for the current Queen (Ontario’s Queen Elizabeth Way is named for Queen Elizabeth, the late Queen Mother).

Exit list

The province of Alberta began numbering exits on Highway 2 in 2004.

Southern Alberta

Location	#	km	Destinations	Notes	Coordinates
Cardston County		0	US border in Carway	North extension of U.S. Route 89	48.99917°N 113.37861°W / 48.99917; -113.37861 (2 x Carway)
		25	Highway 501 south of Cardston		49.16611°N 113.28528°W / 49.16611; -113.28528 (2 x 501)
Cardston County, Cardston		28	Highway 5 – Waterton Park, Lethbridge		49.20250°N 113.30194°W / 49.20250; -113.30194 (2 x 5)
Cardston County		43	Highway 505 west – Glenwood		49.34889°N 113.29778°W / 49.34889; -113.29778 (2 x 505)
		46	Highway 505 east – Spring Coulee		49.37806°N 113.30806°W / 49.37806; -113.30806 (2 x 505)
		58	Highway 509 east – Coalhurst, north of Stand Off		49.47556°N 113.29917°W / 49.47556; -113.29917 (2 x 509)
		62	Crosses the Waterton River		49.50139°N 113.32639°W / 49.50139; -113.32639 (2 x)
		77	Highway 511 east		49.64056°N 113.35611°W / 49.64056; -113.35611 (2 x 511)
Fort Macleod		86	Highway 3 east (Crowsnest Highway) – Lethbridge, Taber, Medicine Hat	South end of Highway 3 overlap, CANAMEX corridor continues on Highway 3
		87	Highway 811 north
	89		Highway 3 west (Crowsnest Highway) – Pincher Creek, Crowsnest Pass, Cranbrook	North end of Hwy 3 overlap, southern end of the Alberta Highway 2 portion of the CANAMEX corridor	49.71750°N 113.38667°W / 49.71750; -113.38667 (2 x 511)
Municipal District of Willow Creek No. 26		91	Highway 785 west – Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump
		110	Highway 519 east – Granum, Nobleford, Picture Butte
Municipal District of Willow Creek No. 26, Claresholm		127	Highway 520 – Barons, Furman
Municipal District of Willow Creek No. 26, Stavely		144	Highway 527 west – Willow Creek Provincial Park
Municipal District of Willow Creek No. 26		152	Highway 529 east – Champion
Municipal District of Willow Creek No. 26, Nanton		165	Highway 533 west – Chain Lakes Provincial Park
		167	Highway 533 east – Vulcan
Foothills No. 31		182	Highway 540 west – Pekisko, Longview
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi

Calgary Region

Location	#	km	Destinations	Notes	Coordinates
Foothills No. 31, High River	194		Highway 23 – Blackie, Vulcan, High River	Signed as exits 194A (east) and 194B (west)	50.57194°N 113.82917°W / 50.57194; -113.82917 (2 x 23)
Foothills No. 31, Aldersyde	209		Highway 7 west – Okotoks, Black Diamond Highway 547 east – Mossleigh, Arrowwood, Gleichen		50.68972°N 113.88194°W / 50.68972; -113.88194 (2 x 7 x 547)
Foothills No. 31	222		Highway 2A west – Okotoks, De Winton Highway 552 east		50.79861°N 113.96806°W / 50.79861; -113.96806 (2 x 2A x 552)
	225		Highway 2A (Macleod Trail) – Calgary	Northbound exit and southbound entrance	50.82500°N 113.99806°W / 50.82500; -113.99806 (2 x 552)
	227		Dunbow Road—De Winton		50.83389°N 113.99833°W / 50.83389; -113.99833 (2 x 552)
Calgary	232		Cranston Avenue, Seton Boulevard		50.89222°N 113.97528°W / 50.89222; -113.97528 (2 x Cranston)
	234		Highway 201 (Stoney Trail) – Bragg Creek, Brooks		50.90000°N 113.97528°W / 50.90000; -113.97528 (2 x 22X)
	236		McKenzie Towne Boulevard, McKenzie Lake Boulevard		50.91667°N 113.97528°W / 50.91667; -113.97528 (2 x McKenzie)
	238		130 Avenue Southeast		50.93194°N 113.97528°W / 50.93194; -113.97528 (2 x 130 Ave S)
	240		Barlow Trail north		50.94500°N 113.98278°W / 50.94500; -113.98278 (2 x Barlow Trail)
	241		24th Street East, Douglasdale Boulevard		50.94889°N 114.00444°W / 50.94889; -114.00444 (2 x Douglsdale)
	243		Anderson Road west, Bow Bottom Trail south		50.95389°N 114.02611°W / 50.95389; -114.02611 (2 x Anderson)
	245		Southland Drive	Southbound exit is part of exit 247	50.96722°N 114.03333°W / 50.96722; -114.03333 (2 x Southland)
	247		11th Street East—Shopping Centre		50.98694°N 114.03500°W / 50.98694; -114.03500 (2 x 11 St SE)
	248		Highway 8 west (Glenmore Trail)	Signed as exits 248A (east) and 248B (west) southbound; northbound exit to Glenmore Trail west is via exit 247	50.99306°N 114.03500°W / 50.99306; -114.03500 (2 x Glenmore)
	n/a	250	Foothills Industrial Park/ Calf Robe Bridge
	251		Peigan Trail east, Barlow Trail south		51.01472°N 114.00528°W / 51.01472; -114.00528 (2 x Peigan)
	254		Highway 1A–17th Avenue SE, Blackfoot Trail South		51.03694°N 114.00472°W / 51.03694; -114.00472 (2 x 17 Ave SE)
	256		Memorial Drive		51.04778°N 114.01778°W / 51.04778; -114.01778 (2 x Memorial)
	n/a	257	8th Avenue N.E- (Renfrew)
	258		Highway 1 (TCH) (16th Ave. N) – Banff, Medicine Hat		51.06639°N 114.02722°W / 51.06639; -114.02722 (2 x Trans-Canada)
	260		32nd Avenue North		51.08167°N 114.03389°W / 51.08167; -114.03389 (2 x 32 Ave NE)
	261		McKnight Boulevard	Signed as exits 261A (east) and 261B (west)	51.09611°N 114.04083°W / 51.09611; -114.04083 (2 x McKnight)
	263		64 Avenue North		51.11056°N 114.04694°W / 51.11056; -114.04694 (2 x 64 Ave NE)
	265		Beddington Trail west	Northbound exit and Southbound entrance	51.12472°N 114.04556°W / 51.12472; -114.04556 (2 x Beddington)
	266		Airport Trail—Calgary International Airport		51.14028°N 114.03583°W / 51.14028; -114.03583 (2 x Airport Tr)
	268		Country Hills Boulevard—Delacour, Calgary International Airport		51.15444°N 114.01833°W / 51.15444; -114.01833 (2 x Country Hills)
	271		Highway 201 (Stoney Trail)	Opened to traffic on November 2, 2009
Rocky View County	273		Crossiron Drive	Northbound exit only. This exit along with Highway 566 eastbound to Kathyrn provides access to CrossIron Mills Shopping Centre.
	275		Highway 566 – Balzac, Kathyrn	Eastbound to Kathyrn provides access to CrossIron Mills Shopping Centre	51.21250°N 114.00167°W / 51.21250; -114.00167 (2 x 566)
Airdrie	282		Yankee Valley Boulevard		51.27083°N 114.00111°W / 51.27083; -114.00111 (2 x Big Springs Rd)
	284		East Airdrie Industrial Area	Northbound exit only	51.28556°N 114.00111°W / 51.28556; -114.00111 (2 x Airdrie)
	285		Highway 567 (Veterans Boulevard) – Cochrane, Irricana		51.30000°N 114.00194°W / 51.30000; -114.00194 (2 x 567)
Rocky View County	295		Highway 2A west – Crossfield Highway 72 east – Beiseker, Drumheller		51.38722°N 114.00167°W / 51.38722; -114.00167 (2 x 72)
	305		Highway 2A – Crossfield, Carstairs, Acme		51.43111°N 114.00167°W / 51.43111; -114.00167 (2 x 574)
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi

Central Alberta

Location	#	Destinations	Notes	Coordinates
Mountain View County	315	Highway 581 – Carstairs, Cremona, Cochrane		51.56194°N 114.02389°W / 51.56194; -114.02389 (2 x 581)
	326	Highway 582 – Didsbury		51.66250°N 114.02556°W / 51.66250; -114.02556 (2 x 582)
	340	Highway 27 – Torrington, Trochu, Three Hills, Olds, Sundre	Signed as exits 340A (east) and 340B (west)	51.79417°N 114.02667°W / 51.79417; -114.02667 (2 x 27)
Red Deer County, Bowden	353	Highway 2A south – Olds	Southbound exit only Traffic for Hwy 2A north connects to Hwy 587 in Bowden just west of Hwy 2
	357	Highway 587 – Bowden, Red Lodge Park		51.93861°N 114.02500°W / 51.93861; -114.02500 (2 x 587)
Red Deer County, Innisfail	365	Highway 54 west – Innisfail, Caroline Cottonwood Road / Range Road 284
	368	Highway 2A north – Penhold, Red Deer Highway 590 east – Big Valley		52.02583°N 113.92778°W / 52.02583; -113.92778 (2 x 590)
Red Deer County	384	Highway 42 – Penhold, Pine Lake		52.14306°N 113.81306°W / 52.14306; -113.81306 (2 x 42)
	391	McKenzie Road—Gasoline Alley		52.20139°N 113.81472°W / 52.20139; -113.81472 (2 x Gasoline Alley)
		Gasoline Alley, Willow Street—Petrolia Industrial Park	Northbound exit only	52.21889°N 113.81389°W / 52.21889; -113.81389 (2 x Willow Street)
		Gasoline Alley, Leva Avenue	Southbound exit only
Red Deer County, Red Deer	394	Highway 2A (Gaetz Avenue) – Lacombe, Red Deer, Penhold Highway 595 east – Delburne		52.22667°N 113.81361°W / 52.22667; -113.81361 (2 x 2A)
	397	C&E Trail west, 32nd Street east—Red Deer		52.24917°N 113.84028°W / 52.24917; -113.84028 (2 x 32 St (Red Deer))
	401	Highway 11 (67th Street) – Red Deer, Stettler, Rocky Mountain House		52.28722°N 113.86194°W / 52.28722; -113.86194 (2 x 11)
	405	Highway 11A – Red Deer, Sylvan Lake		52.31750°N 113.86000°W / 52.31750; -113.86000 (2 x 11A)
Lacombe County	412	Highway 597 east – Joffre, Blackfalds		52.37528°N 113.82083°W / 52.37528; -113.82083 (2 x 597)
Lacombe County, Lacombe	422	Highway 12 – Lacombe, Stettler, Bentley	Signed as exits 422A (east) and 422B (west)	52.46306°N 113.78417°W / 52.46306; -113.78417 (2 x 12)
Lacombe County	431	Highway 2A south – Lacombe, Stettler		52.51417°N 113.68222°W / 52.51417; -113.68222 (2 x 2A-south)
	437	Highway 2A north – Ponoka, Wetaskiwin		52.55472°N 113.66306°W / 52.55472; -113.66306 (2 x 2A-north)
	439	Highway 604 – Morningside		52.57972°N 113.66472°W / 52.57972; -113.66472 (2 x 604)
Ponoka County	446	Matejka Road		52.63861°N 113.66333°W / 52.63861; -113.66333 (2 x Matejka Rd)
	447	Gee Road	Southbound exit and northbound entrance	52.64944°N 113.66417°W / 52.64944; -113.66417 (2 x Gee Rd)
	450	Highway 53 – Ponoka, Rimbey	Signed as exits 450A (east) and 450B (west)	52.67611°N 113.65194°W / 52.67611; -113.65194 (2 x 53)
	462	Menaik Road		52.78500°N 113.64389°W / 52.78500; -113.64389 (2 x Menaik)
	469	Highway 611 – Maskwacis, Usona District		52.84333°N 113.64417°W / 52.84333; -113.64417 (2 x 611)
County of Wetaskiwin No. 10	482	Highway 13 – Wetaskiwin, Camrose, Ma-Me-O Beach, Winfield	Signed as exits 482A (east) and 482B (west)	52.95944°N 113.64833°W / 52.95944; -113.64833 (2 x 13)
	488	Correction Line Road		53.01778°N 113.62806°W / 53.01778; -113.62806 (2 x TWR470)
	497	Highway 616 – Millet, Mulhurst		53.09028°N 113.59806°W / 53.09028; -113.59806 (2 x 616)
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi

Edmonton Region

Location	#	Destinations	Notes	Coordinates
Leduc County	508	Kavanagh, Glen Park District		53.19278°N 113.59806°W / 53.19278; -113.59806 (2 x TWR 490)
Leduc	516	Highway 2A south – Leduc, Millet, Wetaskiwin		53.25333°N 113.56139°W / 53.25333; -113.56139 (2 x 2A-south)
	517	Highway 39 west – Calmar, Thorsby, Drayton Valley Leduc city centre		53.26472°N 113.56361°W / 53.26472; -113.56361 (2 x 39)
	519	Leduc Business Sector		53.27778°N 113.55167°W / 53.27778; -113.55167 (2 x Leduc)
	521	Leduc North Sector	Northbound exit only	53.28667°N 113.54861°W / 53.28667; -113.54861 (2 x Leduc N)
	522	10th Avenue—Edmonton International Airport, Nisku Business Park		53.30889°N 113.54778°W / 53.30889; -113.54778 (2 x Airport)
Leduc County	525	Highway 19 west – Devon Highway 625 east (20th Avenue) – Nisku Business Park, Beaumont		53.33778°N 113.54778°W / 53.33778; -113.54778 (2 x 19 x 625)
Edmonton	532	41 Avenue SW		53.66611°N 113.85083°W / 53.66611; -113.85083 (2 x 41 Ave SW)
		Ellerslie Road	Highway 2 called Calgary Trail (southbound) and Gateway Boulevard (northbound) through southern Edmonton	53.42500°N 113.49194°W / 53.42500; -113.49194 (2 x Ellerslie)
		Highway 216 (Anthony Henday Drive), Edmonton ring road		53.43500°N 113.49278°W / 53.43500; -113.49278 (2 x 216)
		Highway 14 east (Whitemud Drive) – Tofield, Viking, Wainwright	Highway 2 turns west on to Whitemud Drive	53.48056°N 113.49361°W / 53.48056; -113.49361 (2 x Whitemud)
		111 St NW		53.48278°N 113.51667°W / 53.48278; -113.51667 (2 x 111 St NW)
		122 St NW / 119 St NW		53.48306°N 113.54139°W / 53.48306; -113.54139 (2 x 122 St NW)
		Terwillegar Drive		53.48250°N 113.57028°W / 53.48250; -113.57028 (2 x Terwillegar)
		53 Ave NW		53.49028°N 113.57222°W / 53.49028; -113.57222 (2 x 53 Ave NW)
		Fox Drive (east)		53.50278°N 113.56722°W / 53.50278; -113.56722 (2 x Fox Dr)
	na	North Saskatchewan River	Bridge over river	53.50639°N 113.56667°W / 53.50639; -113.56667 (2 x N Saskatchewan River)
		149 St NW		53.51250°N 113.57889°W / 53.51250; -113.57889 (2 x 149 St NW)
		159 St NW		53.51222°N 113.59667°W / 53.51222; -113.59667 (2 x 159 St NW)
		170 St NW		53.51222°N 113.61528°W / 53.51222; -113.61528 (2 x 170 St)
		178 St NW		53.512156°N 113.62994°W / 53.512156; -113.62994 (2 x 178 St)
		Highway 216 (Anthony Henday Drive)	Highway 2 becomes a hidden concurrency with Highway 216 (Anthony Henday Drive) at this point	53.512207°N 113.659294°W / 53.512207; -113.659294 (2 x 216)
		87 Ave NW	West Edmonton Mall	53.522783°N 113.659229°W / 53.522783; -113.659229 (216 x 87 Ave NW)
		Highway 16A west (Stony Plain Road) – Spruce Grove, Stony Plain		53.539759°N 113.658864°W / 53.539759; -113.658864 (216 x 16A)
		Highway 16 (TCH) west (Yellowhead Trail) – Spruce Grove, Edson, Hinton, Jasper	Highway 2 becomes a hidden concurrency with Highway 16 (Yellowhead Trail) at this point	53.573779°N 113.661418°W / 53.573779; -113.661418 (216 x Yellowhead-west)
		184 St NW		53.572747°N 113.639274°W / 53.572747; -113.639274 (16 x 184 St NW)
		170 St NW		53.573384°N 113.615241°W / 53.573384; -113.615241 (16 x 170 St NW)
		156 St NW
		149 St NW
		142 St NW
		Highway 16 (TCH) east (Yellowhead Trail) – Vegreville, Vermilion, Lloydminster	Highway 2 called St Albert Trail from here; end of concurrency	53.58111°N 113.55694°W / 53.58111; -113.55694 (2 x Yellowhead-east)
		137 Ave NW	Highway 2 called Mark Messier Trail from here to Edmonton city limit	53.59944°N 113.57417°W / 53.59944; -113.57417 (2 x 137 Ave NW)
St. Albert		Hebert Road		53.62194°N 113.61000°W / 53.62194; -113.61000 (2 x Herbert Rd)
		Sir Winston Churchill Avenue		53.63222°N 113.62222°W / 53.63222; -113.62222 (2 x Churchill Ave)
	na	Sturgeon River	Bridge over river	53.63667°N 113.62389°W / 53.63667; -113.62389 (2 x Sturgeon River)
		Boudreau Road		53.65389°N 113.62917°W / 53.65389; -113.62917 (2 x Bourdreau Rd)
		Highway 633 west – Villeneuve		53.65806°N 113.63056°W / 53.65806; -113.63056 (2 x 633)
Sturgeon County		Highway 37 – Fort Saskatchewan, Onoway		53.71611°N 113.64056°W / 53.71611; -113.64056 (2 x 37)
		Cardiff Road, south Morinville access		53.77444°N 113.64472°W / 53.77444; -113.64472 (2 x Cardiff Rd)
		Highway 642 – Morinville, Sandy Beach	Highway 2 narrows to two lanes just north of intersection	53.80194°N 113.66083°W / 53.80194; -113.66083 (2 x 642)
		Highway 651 – Legal, Busby		53.94917°N 113.64472°W / 53.94917; -113.64472 (2 x 651)
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi

Northern Alberta

Location	#	Destinations	Notes	Coordinates
Westlock County		Highway 18 west – Westlock, Barrhead	Highway 2 turns east	54.15194°N 113.67583°W / 54.15194; -113.67583 (2 x 18-west)
		Highway 18 east – Clyde, Thorhild	Highway 2 turns north	54.15194°N 113.67583°W / 54.15194; -113.67583 (2 x 18-east)
		Highway 661 – Newbrook, Fort Assiniboine		54.37028°N 113.50972°W / 54.37028; -113.50972 (2 x 661)
Athabasca County		Highway 663 west – Sylvan Glen		54.58750°N 113.35917°W / 54.58750; -113.35917 (2 x 663-west)
		Highway 663 east – Boyle		54.60028°N 113.32611°W / 54.60028; -113.32611 (2 x 663-east)
Athabasca		Highway 55 east – Lac La Biche, Cold Lake	Highway 2 turns west	54.72111°N 113.28583°W / 54.72111; -113.28583 (2 x 55)
Athabasca County		Highway 812 south – Lincoln	Highway 2 turns north and then west	54.73389°N 113.49750°W / 54.73389; -113.49750 (2 x 812)
Municipal District of Lesser Slave River No. 124		Highway 44 south – Chisholm, Westlock		55.02806°N 114.04861°W / 55.02806; -114.04861 (2 x 44)
		Highway 2A north – Smith		55.05556°N 114.05972°W / 55.05556; -114.05972 (2 x 2A-north)
	na	Athabasca River	bridge over river	55.07389°N 114.09278°W / 55.07389; -114.09278 (2 x Athabasca River)
Slave Lake		Highway 88 north – Fort Vermilion	Highway 2 continues west along the south shore of Lesser Slave Lake	55.26611°N 114.76389°W / 55.26611; -114.76389 (2 x 88)
		Main Street South		56.04333°N 117.13306°W / 56.04333; -117.13306 (2 x 683)
Big Lakes County		Highway 33 south – Swan Hills, Barrhead		55.31611°N 115.36028°W / 55.31611; -115.36028 (2 x 33)
	na	Swan River	crosses bridge, access to Kinuso	55.31417°N 115.42472°W / 55.31417; -115.42472 (2 x Swan River)
		Highway 750 north – Grouard		55.40972°N 116.23194°W / 55.40972; -116.23194 (2 x 750)
		passes through High Prairie Highway 749		55.43278°N 116.48861°W / 55.43278; -116.48861 (2 x 749)
		Highway 2A west in Triangle	Highway 2 turns north	55.43222°N 116.71806°W / 55.43222; -116.71806 (2 x 2A-west)
Municipal District of Smoky River No. 130		Highway 679 (Winagami Lake Provincial Park)		55.60694°N 116.82361°W / 55.60694; -116.82361 (2 x 679)
		passes through McLennan	Highway 2 turns west	55.71111°N 116.90944°W / 55.71111; -116.90944 (2 x McLennan)
		passes by Donnelly		55.72278°N 117.10472°W / 55.72278; -117.10472 (2 x Donnelly)
		Highway 49 – Valleyview, Falher	Highway 2 turns north	55.72333°N 117.13139°W / 55.72333; -117.13139 (2 x 49)
Northern Sunrise County		Highway 683 west – Marie-Reine		56.04333°N 117.13306°W / 56.04333; -117.13306 (2 x 683)
		Highway 688 north – St. Isidore		56.20889°N 117.20778°W / 56.20889; -117.20778 (2 x 688)
Peace River		Highway 744 south – Girouxville		56.04333°N 117.13306°W / 56.04333; -117.13306 (2 x 683)
		98 Street		56.04333°N 117.13306°W / 56.04333; -117.13306 (2 x 683)
		Highway 684 south		56.23833°N 117.28778°W / 56.23833; -117.28778 (2 x 744)
		78 Street		56.04333°N 117.13306°W / 56.04333; -117.13306 (2 x 683)
		Highway 743 north – Deadwood		56.23306°N 117.34694°W / 56.23306; -117.34694 (2 x 743)
Municipal District of Peace No. 135		passes through Roma Junction Highway 2A south – Grimshaw		56.23306°N 117.47861°W / 56.23306; -117.47861 (2 x 2A-south)
		Highway 35 north – Manning, High Level	Highway 2 turns south	56.23306°N 117.61028°W / 56.23306; -117.61028 (2 x 35)
		passes through Grimshaw Highway 2A north Highway 685 west – Hines Creek		56.19028°N 117.61056°W / 56.19028; -117.61056 (2 x 685)
		Highway 684 east – Peace River	Highway 2 turns west	56.16167°N 117.61306°W / 56.16167; -117.61306 (2 x 684)
		passes by Berwyn		56.14250°N 117.72528°W / 56.14250; -117.72528 (2 x Berwyn)
		Highway 737 north in Brownvale		56.12389°N 117.88778°W / 56.12389; -117.88778 (2 x 737)
Municipal District of Fairview No. 136		Highway 735 north – Whitelaw		56.09778°N 118.07417°W / 56.09778; -118.07417 (2 x 735)
		passes through Fairview Highway 64A west – Highway 64 Highway 732 north – Hines Creek	Highway 2 turns south	56.06444°N 118.39194°W / 56.06444; -118.39194 (2 x 732)
		Highway 64 north – Hines Creek		56.01389°N 118.49639°W / 56.01389; -118.49639 (2 x 64)
Municipal District of Spirit River No. 133	na	crosses Peace River in Dunvegan	bridge over river	55.92056°N 118.60556°W / 55.92056; -118.60556 (2 x Dunvegan)
		passes through Rycroft Highway 49 – Falher, Spirit River		55.75778°N 118.69667°W / 55.75778; -118.69667 (2 x 49)
		Highway 677 east – Kakut Lake		55.60694°N 118.69861°W / 55.60694; -118.69861 (2 x 677-east)
		Highway 677 west – Woking		55.59222°N 118.69861°W / 55.59222; -118.69861 (2 x 677-west)
County of Grande Prairie No. 1		Highway 59 west – Buffalo Lake Highway 674 east – Teepee Creek		55.37417°N 118.76944°W / 55.37417; -118.76944 (2 x 59)
		passes by Sexsmith		55.34500°N 118.76917°W / 55.34500; -118.76917 (2 x Sexsmith)
		Highway 43 east – Debolt, Valleyview, Edmonton		55.22889°N 118.79500°W / 55.22889; -118.79500 (2 x 43-east)
		Highway 670 east – Bezanson	enters the City of Grande Prairie	55.19972°N 118.79472°W / 55.19972; -118.79472 (2 x 670)
		Highway 43 west – Wembley, Beaverlodge, Dawson Creek	end of Highway 2 at 100 St and 116 Ave in Grande Prairie	55.18528°N 118.79472°W / 55.18528; -118.79472 (2 x 43-west)
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi

External links

• 2010 Provincial Highways 1 - 216 Series Progress Chart (map, 8 MB) by Alberta Transportation.