page_title: Pembina River (Alberta)
section_title: Tributaries
hierarchical_section_title: Pembina River (Alberta) / Tributaries
caption_attribution_description: English: Wheateater
context_page_description: The Pembina River is a tributary of the Athabasca River in central Alberta, Canada.
  Pembina is a Canadian French name for the high bush cranberry. The river gives the name to the Pembina oil field, an oil- and gas-producing region centered on Drayton Valley. The environmentalist group Pembina Institute also took its name from the river.
context_section_description: Rat Creek
  Bailey Creek
  Hanson Creek
  Crooked Creek
  Centre Creek
  Lovett River
  Moose Lake
  Lund Creek
  Fairfax Lake
  Errot Lake
  Dismal Creek
  Wolf Creek
  Wolf Lake
  Zeta Lake
  Rat Creek
  Paddy Creek
  Sinkhole Lake
  Bigoray River
  Mishow Creek
  Lobstick River
  Chip Lake, Deep Creek, Alpha Lake, Poison Creek, Beta Lake, Sunset Lake, Brule Creek, Little Brule Creek
  Michaud Lake
  Coyote Lake Creek
  Ice Lake
  Oldman Lake
  MacDonald Creek
  Lac La Nonne
  Newton Creek
  Newton Lake, George Lake, Kirchner Lake
  Paddle River
  Paddle River Reservoir, Little Paddle River
  Wabash Creek
  Fernand Lake
  Dapp Creek
  Lac des Jones, Bolloque Creek, Muskeg Lake
  Shoal Creek
  Shoal Lake, Baird Lake, Camp Creek
  Crane Lake
  Killsyth Creek
  Killsyth Lake
  Flatbrush Creek
  Numerous small lakes such as Brock Lake, Oldman Lake, Majeau Lake, Lac La Nonne, George Lake, Armstrong Lake, Shoal Lake, Steele Lake, Cross Lake are also located within the river's basin.
caption: The Pembina River from Alberta Highway 40
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