Alberta Burrow

The Alberta Burrow is a womble burrow located in Alberta, Canada, Earth. It was established prior to the 1400s and is a mid-sized burrow, having a population of 50,000 wombles. It has 7000 rooms and an area of 120 square miles. The Alberta Burrow is notable for being in close proximity to the 1413 Alberta Avalanche, which saw two of its residents, Monteal and Ottawa and one guest, Saskatchewan, become trapped in the avalanche and return to the burrow the following day. The Alberta Burrow is regarded as the most important womble burrow in Alberta by womble academics.
Category:Womble Burrows
Category:Extant Womble Burrows
Category:Canadian Womble Burrows
Category:Albertan Womble Burrows
Category:Womble Burrows of Regional Importance