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Draw a boundary on the map and get a free land report on wells and water table, terrain, wetlands and flood risk, hardiness zone, and solar in about two minutes. Then use the county guides, contractor directory, and grant quiz for what comes next.
Tour a real report · Find your county · Acreages by town · Find a contractor · Due diligence checklist
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Independent, built in Stony Plain, Alberta. No commission from any contractor. How the numbers are made.
Every report is free to generate, as many as you need. No account, no credit card, no email wall.
Search an address or legal land description, draw the boundary, and the report is built for that exact ground.
Provincial well records, wetland inventory, flood mapping, climate normals, NASA solar data, and satellite imagery, cited in the report.
Four simple steps to a complete understanding of your land.
Search by address, place name, or navigate directly on the map.
Outline your property using the rectangle or freehand drawing tool.
Our system queries dozens of environmental datasets covering water, climate, terrain, and more.
Get a comprehensive, easy-to-read property report with actionable insights.
Real screens from a free report run on public land in Elk Island National Park. Take the full screen-by-screen tour, then browse the county examples below.




Full example reports: Parkland County · Rocky View County · Red Deer County · Lethbridge County · County of Grande Prairie · all 68 counties
The rest of the site helps you decide whether to buy, what to build or fix, who to hire, and what public money fits.
The 15 questions to ask before you offer, how to look up well records, search the title, and what a septic system costs.
County guides on wells, frost-free days, and wetland limits, enterprise economics, the grant eligibility quiz, and plain-language program guides for RALP, the Water Program, and federal funds.
Standard work packages for wells, septic, solar, fencing, drainage, shelterbelts, and roads, each with scope, cost context, and Alberta contractors.
Sixty-eight county guides, sixty town acreage guides, and province-wide tables for well depth, frost-free days, and solar.
Every report analyzes dozens of data points so you can make confident decisions about your land.
Find your property on the map and see its location relative to surface water, predicted well depths, and regional water sources.
Understand your land's elevation, slope, and relief — identifying ideal spots for ponds, catchment areas, and water management features.
Get predicted well depths based on nearby pump tests, static water levels, aquifer data, and expected well yield from regional records.
See solar energy data for your area with monthly profiles, helping you plan solar installations and understand energy viability.
Know your hardiness zone, frost-free days, temperature patterns, and growing degree units — essential for planning what to grow.
Check flood hazard mapping status, regulated wetland flags, and Water Act compliance notes for earthworks on your property.
Analyze satellite imagery to understand existing vegetation, tree cover density, and land health indicators.
Discover species observed near your property, assess deer pressure, and understand the local ecosystem you'll be working with.
Get tailored planting recommendations, food forest designs, shelterbelt layouts, and water feature placements for your specific property.
Our reports are powered by reliable public datasets from recognized sources.
Alberta parcels only. A report is a planning aid, not a title search, well log, or wetland assessment.
Live today: the free land report, the grant quiz, county guides, and the work package directory. Still in development:
Providers are listed from public sources and Alberta Land Intelligence takes no commission. How the directory works.
Regional context for 68 counties and municipal districts: typical well depth and aquifer, hardiness zone and frost-free days, solar, wetlands and flood areas, and an example report. Pick your county, then run the parcel itself.
Yes. You draw a boundary at report.landintelligence.online and the report is generated at no cost, with no signup, credit card, or subscription. It is funded as an independent Alberta project, not by the contractors listed on this site.
Nearby well records with predicted well depth and static water level, surface water, terrain and drainage direction, mapped wetlands and flood-hazard status, hardiness zone and frost-free days, solar potential by month, tree cover and species observed nearby, and planting and water-feature suggestions for the parcel.
Yes, for any parcel inside Alberta, from a city lot to a full section. Coverage is Alberta only. The report works whether or not the county has a guide page on this site.
It is a planning estimate drawn from the drilling reports of nearby wells in the provincial well database, not a survey of your parcel. Geology can change between quarter sections, so use it to sanity-check a listing or a quote, then pull the actual well records before you drill.
That is the most common use. The report answers the water, wetland, flood, terrain, and climate questions on the acreage due diligence checklist in a few minutes, so you can decide whether a parcel deserves paid inspections before you make an offer.
No. Alberta Land Intelligence is an independent project run from Stony Plain, Alberta, and is unrelated to Land Intelligence Inc., landintelligence.net, LandSUITE, or any US property technology company.
Generate your free Alberta land report in about two minutes, then use the county guides, contractors, and grant quiz for what comes next.
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