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Calgary |
Alberta |
Canada |
Horizontal Dial |
661 |
| A 9 inch diameter horizontal dial of Welsh green slate with brass gnomon. Hour lines show DST with longitude correction. Declination lines are shown for solstices and equinoxes. The gnomon includes a NASS logo. The dial sits atop a stone plinth with 12 inch diameter top.
The original Sundial of Hope, sponsored by Child Find of Alberta, was placed ... |
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Calgary |
Alberta |
Canada |
Analemmatic Dial |
666 |
| An analemmatic dial with 14.8 foot major axis of concrete, pebble and rock with cast concrete hour markers. Hour lines are longitude corrected and mark DST. A Zodiac date line of colored concrete is inlaid on the dial face. Seasonal markers for sunrise and sunset are included. |
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Calgary |
Alberta |
Canada |
Analemmatic Dial |
668 |
| An analemmatic dial with 14.8 foot major axis with hour posts and date line of concrete on a grassy playground. Date line includes footprints of cut aluminum. |
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Calgary |
Alberta |
Canada |
Armillary Sphere |
953 |
| This large armillary sphere stands about 2m tall and 1.5m wide. The dial is marked by roman numerals etched completely through the equatorial band. Large holes form the hour moment, with smaller holes for the half and quarter hours. The meridian ring also serves as support for the dial. In addition are the arctic and antarctic rings. The design o... |
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Calgary |
Alberta |
Canada |
Equatorial Dial |
448 |
| A steel and brass equatorial dial 49 inches in diameter. The dial simulates an armillary sphere with two crossed semi-circles in a modernistic sculpture. There is a slot in the gnomon that projects a sun line and corrects for the equation of time; the gnomon is turned over at the solstice. Fine adjustments are required near the solstice to show ... |
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Calgary |
Alberta |
Canada |
Analemmatic Dial |
197 |
| Stone analemmatic dial designed by Kasian Kennedy. Dial is laid out in a circle. Monthly markers designate where observer is to stand to act as the gnomon. Both standard and saving time hour marks time from 5am to 8pm. |
|
Calgary |
Alberta |
Canada |
Analemmatic Dial |
781 |
| A school yard 6 by 4 meter analemmatic dial of pigmented concrete. The Sunclocks registered design has two hour ellipses, the outer one for standard time, the inner one for daylight saving time. The zodiac table is larger for the fall and winter periods so the design is really two sundials in one. Longitude correction is included. The plaque provid... |
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Canmore |
Alberta |
Canada |
Vertical Dial |
1145 |
| This 2.13m x 2.13m (7ft x 7ft) vertical sundial is constructed of aluminum with a powder coat presenting a motif of the Three Sisters Mountains (Îyârhe Nakoda, the traditional language of the First Nations Stoney Nakoda, also refers to the peaks as the Three Sisters). The dial declines S 55 deg to the West, resulting in late morning hours and com... |
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Edmonton |
Alberta |
Canada |
Horizontal Dial |
195 |
| A horizontal dial of varnished wooden shaped as octagon, perhaps 24 in. across, 2 in. thick, with very thick wedge-shaped gnomon. Roman numerals carved at ends of hour lines. Dial sat atop a segment of tree trunk. |
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Edmonton |
Alberta |
Canada |
Horizontal Dial |
1067 |
| This horizontal sundial has a steel gnomon and extended rod to cast shadows onto a large, circular dial plaza 18m in diameter. The plaza has inlaid bronze cardinal markers, hour line separations in the concrete, and bronze inlaid Roman numerals from 5AM to 10PM. Wild roses, the official flower of Alberta, are planted in the center of the plaza su... |
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Grande Prairie |
Alberta |
Canada |
Horizontal Dial |
816 |
| This monumental stainless steel sundial was built as part of the Grande Prairie Millennium Project. The beautiful gnomon is 12m (40-feet) tall and symbolizes the passage of the year 2000 into the 21st century. Behind the visible stainless steel cover of the sundial's gnomon is a one by two foot steel beam. Engineers adopted computer programming te... |
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Lloydminster |
Alberta |
Canada |
Horizontal Dial |
392 |
| At 197 feet in diameter, this is one of the largest horizontal dials in North America. It's location is on the 4th meridian at 110:0 west, a line that separates Alberta and Saskatchewan and divides the city of Lloydminister in half. The gnomon is constructed from 8 inch black schedule 40 - carbon steel pipe that is painted yellow. It is 23 feet ... |
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Medicine Hat |
Alberta |
Canada |
Equatorial Dial |
495 |
| The Medicine Hat equatorial sundial was commissioned by the Rotary Club of Medicine Hat to commemorate its 50th anniversary (1918-1968). This is an Erickson equatorial polar dial. The dial is 6 feet 9 inches in diameter, made of pink granite, and weighs 3450 pounds. The dial is supported by an inclined stainless steel gnomon rod 3 inches in di... |
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