This booklet describes scenery accessible on Canadian Pacific’s routes west of Winnipeg. It seems to be a mate to an Eastern Canada booklet shown here previously. The Eastern Canada booklet was marked “5110” on the back cover, which I interpreted to mean that it was printed in October, 1951. This Western Canada booklet is marked 5007 in approximately the same spot, so it seems to date from 1950.

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In addition to its main line through Calgary and Banff, Canadian Pacific had a second route through the Rockies known as the Crowsnest Pass route. Passenger service on this route continued until 1964. It is shown on the map on pages 2 and 3 of this booklet but is only briefly mentioned on page 13.