Unable to answer "What are the pickup times of this collection box?" – Mail Drop Box – node/12871068601 via StreetComplete 63.0:

Converted to standard mail locker.

Unable to answer "How is this power line attached?" – Power Pole – node/6790108256 via StreetComplete 61.3:

Underground

Unable to answer "How is this power line attached?" – Power Pole – node/6790108253 via StreetComplete 61.3:

Powerlines are underground in this area

Unable to answer "How is this power line attached?" – Power Pole – node/6790108254 via StreetComplete 61.3:

Underground

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Underground

Former town of turner valley

Many new roads here

Mt. Sarcee is an unofficial name applied by David Jones in the guidebook "Rockies South. The Climber's Guide to the Rocky Mountains of Canada: Volume 1" (2020) for this significant peak (GR373253). Gillean Daffern has used the name “Ripsaw” for the same summit (GR373253). Gillean has been writing and publishing trail guides to Kananaskis Country for over 30. The name Ripsaw was always applied to the highest primary summit of the mountain (GR373253). This is one mountain and one summit, there is no need to apply to two names the mountain. Mt. Sarcee was used by the first ascentist, Don Forest, et. al. and is now used by climbers for the summit at GR373253.

This is not a separate peak from Mt. Sarcee. This label of Mt. Ripsaw should be removed from the map.

"camping bag Greek"
OSM snapshot date: 2026-05-27T00:05:23Z
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POI types: psurface-unpaved_good highway-service-parking_aisle
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