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Steveville

Steveville is a ghost town in southeastern Alberta, Canada near Brooks. In 1910, the community had a general store. Named after Steve Hall, a local homesteader

Steveville

Levi Sternberg

American paleontologist

their families also moved. Levi established a more permanent camp near Steveville, Alberta than the river barge the Sternbergs had been working from, which

Levi Sternberg

Levi_Sternberg

Styracosaurus

Genus of ceratopsian dinosaurs

type, but from the middle fork of Sand Creek 19 km (12 mi) downstream of Steveville. Collected for the American Museum of Natural History as AMNH 5372, it

Styracosaurus

Ranger Oil

Canadian petroleum company (1950–2000)

Maygill Petroleum Company Limited with the aim to develop oil leases in the Steveville, Alberta area. In 1954, Jack Piece (1924–1991), originally of Montreal

Ranger Oil

Ranger_Oil

Tyrannosaurinae

Extinct subfamily of dinosaurs

well as the first eleven tail vertebrae. It was discovered in 1921 near Steveville, Alberta, by Charles Mortram Sternberg, who thought it was a new species

Tyrannosaurinae

Saurornitholestes

Extinct genus of theropod dinosaurs

paleontologist Irene Vanderloh discovered the skeleton of a small theropod near Steveville in Alberta. She showed it to John Storer of the Provincial Museum of Alberta

Saurornitholestes

Daspletosaurus

Genus of tyrannosaurid dinosaur from Late Cretaceous period

well as the first eleven tail vertebrae. It was discovered in 1921 near Steveville, Alberta, by Charles Mortram Sternberg, who thought it was a new species

Daspletosaurus

Rativates

Extinct genus of dinosaurs

doi:10.1080/02724634.2016.1221415. S2CID 89242374. Sternberg, C.M. (1950). Steveville west of the Fourth Meridian, with notes on fossil localities (Map). Geological

Rativates

Chirostenotes

Extinct genus of dinosaurs

its lower jaws, specimen CMN 8776, were found by Raymond Sternberg near Steveville and in 1940 he gave them the name Caenagnathus collinsi. The generic name

Chirostenotes

County of Newell

Municipal district in Alberta, Canada

Control Countess Denhart Fieldholme Granta Hants Kinbrook Kininvie Kitsim Lathom Mallow Matzhiwin Millicent Princess Redelback Southesk Steveville Verger

County of Newell

County_of_Newell

Spinops

Extinct genus of dinosaurs

closely associated in the same bone bed, in the northwestern region ("Steveville Badlands") of the Dinosaur Provincial Park. Fossils of Spinops were first

Spinops

Brachylophosaurus

Extinct genus of hadrosaurid

60 ft (18 m) above the water level. Sternberg labelled this quarry, near Steveville, Alberta, as quarry No. 58, and though he marked it with a stake and identified

Brachylophosaurus

Prosaurolophus

Extinct genus of dinosaurs

Natural History (AMNH 5836) from the Red Deer River of Alberta, near Steveville. He described the specimen in 1916 as a new genus, Prosaurolophus. Brown's

Prosaurolophus

List of crossings of the Red Deer River

111°53′52″W / 50.91833°N 111.89778°W / 50.91833; -111.89778 Steveville Bridge Hwy 876 near Steveville 50°50′18″N 111°36′54″W / 50.83833°N 111.61500°W / 50

List of crossings of the Red Deer River

List_of_crossings_of_the_Red_Deer_River

List of unused railways

was begun from Hanna to Medicine Hat in 1914. Completed and opened to Steveville in 1921 with stations at Taplow, Sheerness, Rosslynn, Sunnynook, Carolside

List of unused railways

List_of_unused_railways

Platypelta

Extinct genus of dinosaurs

Alberta at the Sand Creek near the Red Deer River, eight miles southeast of Steveville, excavated an ankylosaur skeleton, specimen AMNH 5337. In 1971, it was

Platypelta

List of localities in Alberta

Yes Sterco Yellowhead County Yes Stettin Lac Ste. Anne County Yes Yes Steveville County of Newell Yes Stewart Lethbridge County Yes Stewart Siding Lethbridge

List of localities in Alberta

List_of_localities_in_Alberta

Polyodontosaurus

Genus of troodontid dinosaur from the Late Cretaceous period

Polyodontosaurus, represented by the holotype CMN 8540, was found in the Steveville area in the Dinosaur Park Formation. It was found about 37 m (121 ft)

Polyodontosaurus

Wardlow, Alberta

Hamlet in Alberta, Canada

develop nonetheless, and, in 1926, the train tracks connecting Wardlow to Steveville were removed. Services to Hanna continued. To provide for local children

Wardlow, Alberta

Wardlow,_Alberta