Below is a listing of Cities and Townships in the region. Click on any town to learn more about that town and everything there is to explore within it.
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Black Diamond-Top of Page
Welcome to Black Diamond, a town of about 1900 situated in the majestic foothills of Alberta’s Rocky Mountains. Just a half-hour south of Calgary, the town is a gateway to the ranchlands along the Cowboy Trail.
Calgary-Top of Page
Calgary, Heart of the New West is a vibrant city that offers the best of all worlds - a cosmopolitan city of nearly one million with outstanding outdoor adventure and pristine wilderness only an hour away in the Canadian Rockies. Nearly 5 million visitors...
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Situated amongst beautiful rolling hills and only thirty minutes from majestic Waterton National Park, the town of Cardston has a history befitting its people. The community...
Claresholm-Top of Page
Come experience Claresholm, where the Wheatlands meet the Range. The inconvenience of its location, right on Highway #2, will make you stop the first time; the hospitality, people, services and scenery will make you come back again and again. The Wheatlands...
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Coaldale is all about community. Over 6,000 people call the town home and a strong sense of service keeps community projects and programs running to the benefit of young and old alike. It is a community...
Coalhurst-Top of Page
In August 1910 a mine shaft was sunk approximately 10 km west of Lethbridge. This coal mine was the beginning of a community to be named Coalhurst. The coal mine was closed in 1935 following a tragic mining accident resulting in the death of 16 miners....
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Coutts-Top of Page
Coutts is a village in Alberta and the location of the most important Canada – US border crossing east of Vancouver and west of Toronto. The road, which comes from Lethbridge, Alberta, is used more frequently than any other in Alberta. The road...
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Crowsnest Pass-Top of Page
Nested in the Southwest corner of Alberta, the Crownest Pass offers friendly people, a variety of restaurants, unique shopping opportunities and breathtaking scenery with our majestic Rocky Mountains as your backdrop. With world class recreational...
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Enchant-Top of Page
Enchant is a lovely little town located on Highway 526 with lush green grass as far as the eye can see. A Beautiful Campground/Museum/Golf Course (Enchant Municipal Park) can be found here as well as grocery, restaurant, gas and propane facilities....
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Exshaw-Top of Page
Exshaw, Alberta is a small hamlet of about 350 people. Located at least 45 minutes driving time from Calgary city limits, and 60 minutes from downtown Calgary, Exshaw is located on the north side in the eastern portion of the Bow River valley. The...
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Fernie-Top of Page
Fernie lies tucked away in a narrow valley in the rugged Canadian Rocky Mountains, right in the heart of southeast British Columbia.
A town with a strong history of coal mining, Fernie was named after mining magnate William Fernie, who reported a...
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Fort Macleod-Top of Page
Traditionally the crossroads and hub for South West Alberta, Fort Macleod is strategically located at the Junction of Highway 2 and Highway 3: North to Calgary, Edmonton and on to Alaska; East to Lethbridge, Taber, Medicine Hat, Saskatchewan,...
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Glenwood is a small, picturesque village located close to the mountains. It boasts a strong community spirit. Glenwood's greatest export, even surpassing cheese, is its strong and stable youth who are a credit to Glenwood's name.
Golden is located in the southeast corner of the province of British Columbia, Canada. Nestled between the spectacular Rocky Mountains to the east, and the Purcell mountain range to the west, where the frothy Kicking Horse River flows into the mighty...
Granum-Top of Page
Granum is a town in southern Alberta, Canada located at the junction of Highway 2 and Highway 519 west of Lethbridge. Granum is located on the edge of the prairie and the foothills of the Canadian Rockies. Looking west one can view the mountains of...
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Great Falls-Top of Page
Welcome to Great Falls! Great Falls is great place to visit anytime of the year. The City of Great Falls offers several attractions for visitors including the Mansfield Center for the Performing Arts, Municipal Golf Courses, Parks, Swimming, and Events...
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The Town of High River is located 45 km south of the City of Calgary, just off Highway #2. Because of the close proximity to the City of Calgary, some of the residents commute to work in Calgary. Also, we have all the major dealerships carrying...
Hill Spring is located in the south west corner of Alberta. From rolling prairie hills to majestic mountains you will be amazed and mesmerized by the beauty of the landscape.
Lethbridge-Top of Page
Located in the heart of southern Alberta at the junction of Highways 3, 4 & 5, Lethbridge is a friendly and growing city offering a wealth of attractions, services and facilities - all designed with hospitality in mind.
Located in an area that the Indians once used for hunting and gathering, Longview originally was a small community hamlet that was established at the turn of the century to service the many farms and ranches....
Lundbreck-Top of Page
Lundbreck is a hamlet located in sunny southwestern Alberta and holds the distinction of being the eastern entrance to the Crowsnest Pass. Lundbreck is a part of the Pincher Creek (No. 9) Municipal District and is 10 minutes from Pincher Creek by car...
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Magrath, a town in the southern part of the province of Alberta, Canada. As of 2005 its population was 1,993. Magrath is located near the Canadian Rockies and is 242 km (150 miles) south of Calgary. It is a...
The Town of Milk River provides all the services you will need while you enjoy the magic and mystery of the Milk River Ridge Region. While in the neighborhood, make sure to get your picture taken with the dinosaur...
Mossleigh-Top of Page
Mossleigh is a quaint hamlet located in the north of Vulcan County, which offers plenty of amenities and fun. The Malmberg Farmstead Museum teaches of the history of farm life in the area, the Outpost Restaurant provides great eats and Aspen Crossing...
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Mountain View-Top of Page
Originally called the “Fish Creek District” in 1890 because of the
abundance of fish in the creek, Mountain View became ‘Mountain View of the Northwest Territories
in 1893. In 1905, Alberta became a province of Canada and the official name was changed...
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Nestled between the breathtaking beauty of Alberta’s Rocky Mountains and a spacious prairie landscape, Nanton and area offers small town charm, safety and opportunity. ...
Nobleford-Top of Page
Nobleford was incorporated as a village in 1918. At that time there were 100 residents, and C.S. Noble was elected as the first mayor. Eleven years later in 1929, electricity was introduced to the village through the Calgary Power franchise. Since...
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Nestled along the Sheep River Valley in the heart of the Alberta Foothills, the Town of Okotoks is a young, vibrant and friendly community of 16,500 residents. Okotoks is flanked by the front range of the Rocky Mountains to the west, and is situated...
The Town of Picture Butte is equipped with excellent recreation facilities and one of the most beautiful and highly respected golf courses in Alberta. During the summer months Picture Butte hosts their annual “Jamboree Days” and “Parade...
Pincher Creek-Top of Page
The Municipal District of Pincher Creek No. 9 welcomes you to our Municipality. We are the most southwesterly municipality in the Province of Alberta. Farming and ranching, as well as oil and gas and wind energy activities are integral to the Municipal...
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There is an outstanding quality of personal, family and community life awaiting you in Raymond. Whether you were raised in Raymond or visiting for the first time, Raymond just feels like home. Perhaps Raymond is reminiscent of...
Shelby was named after Peter P. Shelby, general manager of the Montana-Central Railroad. In 1891 the Great Northern was making its way to Marias Pass; the builders threw a box car from the train and called it a station. Shelby himself is believed...
Stirling is nestled between Lethbridge and Waterton in the heart of southern Alberta. While it is a village of only 950 people, its small population lends itself to a friendly, welcoming attitude expressed by everyone. ...
Strategically located less than an hour north of the American border, (Coutts/Sweetgrass), and 2 1/2 hours south east of Calgary, Taber is a thriving, progressive town. With all the amenities of a larger city, Taber can offer its residents a quality...
Vauxhall-Top of Page
Vauxhall is known as "The Potato Capital of the West", and Sammy and Samantha Spud are the town mascots. The Town of Vauxhall has approximately 1100 residents, and services a market area of roughly 8,500 people. Our local economy is diversified with...
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The town of Vulcan is located midway between the cities of Calgary and Lethbridge, in the southern part of Alberta, Canada. The population of the town is approximately 1,600, and the population of the county, which is also named Vulcan, is about...
Warner-Top of Page
Warner is a village in southern Alberta, County of Warner, approximately 65km south of the city of Lethbridge. Warner is situated at the intersection of Highway 4 and Highway 36, about 38km north of the Montana border and Interstate 15. Warner's nearest...
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Waterton-Top of Page
Explore spectacular Waterton Lakes National Park part of Canada’s family of National Parks and National Historic Sites. The quiet, uncrowned National Park. The Perfect place to view spectacular scenery, wildlife and enjoy outstanding recreational...
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