Alberta Map Cribbage Board - Creations by Alfie
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Alberta Map Cribbage Board - Creations by Alfie
Description
Alberta Map Cribbage Board
This maple board is laser-cut into Alberta's outline, with dozens of the province's town names engraved along its 3-player peg tracks.
Rather than a standard rectangle, this board is cut to the outline of Alberta, with dozens of the province's towns engraved along the peg tracks and a maple leaf emblem near the centre. It plays as a 3-player board and can be ordered with or without the 12 metal pegs.

Alberta's shape, Alberta's towns
Grande Prairie, Edmonton, Red Deer and dozens of smaller communities are engraved across the board's surface alongside a maple leaf emblem and compass rose, doubling as a regional keepsake as much as a game board.
What you get
Alberta-shaped design
Laser-cut to the province's outline with its towns engraved on the surface.
3-player format
Peg tracks are laid out for up to three players.
Optional metal pegs
Order with 12 metal pegs included, or without if you already have a set.
Specifications
| Brand | Creations by Alfie |
|---|---|
| Stain finish | Maple |
| Players | Up to 3 |
| Pegs | Sold with or without 12 metal pegs |
| Made in | Canada |
Shipping
Ships from Creations by Alfie within Canada; most pieces are made to order. Orders over $150 ship free; some remote areas, PO boxes and surcharge regions may cost extra or be excluded.
Returns
Personalized and engraved pieces are made to order, so check the personalization details carefully before ordering; contact the seller about any issue with your order.
Warranty
Covered directly by Creations by Alfie for material and manufacturing defects.
Frequently asked questions
Does it come with pegs?
You can choose a version with 12 metal pegs included or without.
How many players can play?
Up to three.
What towns are engraved on it?
Alberta communities including Grande Prairie, Edmonton and Red Deer, among others.













