The Sturgeon River is a tributary of the North Saskatchewan River flowing west to east, from its headwaters near Hoople Lake to its confluence with the North Saskatchewan River near the City of Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta. The Sturgeon River and its tributaries are traversed by many watercourse crossings (bridges, culverts) that require monitoring and maintenance to prevent watershed fragmentation.

This stream crossing assessment documents crossing conditions to determine whether the replacement and/or maintenance of crossings are required.

PART ONE

73 pages, including: Introduction, Methods, Results, Recommendations, References, Glossary, Overview Map, and Low Risk Watercourse Crossing Overview Map and Field Sheets.

PART TWO

34 pages (a continuation of Low Risk Field Sheets).

PART THREE

33 pages (a continuation of Low Risk Field Sheets).

PART FOUR

154 pages, including: a continuation of Low Risk Field Sheets and Medium Risk Watercourse Crossing Overview Map and Field Sheets.

PART FIVE

52 pages, including: a continuation of Medium Risk Field Sheets and High Risk Watercourse Crossing Overview Map and Field Sheets.