Horseshoe Canyon eiseker Provincial Recreation Area


Irricana City of Medicine Hat Rockyford 40


Strathmore 46


■ Population (2011): 60,005 ■ Households (2011): 24,729 ■ Median Age of Pop. (2011): 39.8 ■ Major Industry: Oil and Gas ■ Largest Employer: Medicine Hat Regional Hospital ■ Mayor: Norm Boucher ■ Incorporated: 1906 ■Major Tourist Attractions: Medicine Hat Clay Industries National Historic District, Saamis Teepee


38 Hussar Rosedale Rosebud Rosedale Wayne East Coulee Redcliff Mossleigh 31 3 Arrowwood Cluny 13


■ Population (2011): 5,588 ■ Households (2011): 2,195 ■Median Age of Pop. (2011): 35 ■Major Industry: Oil and Gas ■ Largest Employer: Red Hat Co-op ■Mayor: Robert Hazelaar ■ Incorporated: 1912 ■Major Tourist Attractions: The Redcliff Museum


Lake McGregor Provincial Recreation Area


55


Cypress County Unincorporated Communities:


Vulcan Little Bow


Ralston ■ Population (2011): 409 ■ Households (2011): 118 ■ Median Age of Pop. (2011): 25.9 ■ Major Industries: Civil Service ■ Largest Employer: CFB-DRDC Suffield ■ Unincorporated


Provincial Park 9 Carmangay 53


Walsh ■ Population (2011): 58 ■ Households (2011): 27 ■ Median Age of Pop. (2011): 50.5 ■ Major Industries: Agriculture ■ Largest Employer: Nexen Inc. ■ Unincorporated


Nobleford 32


Park Lake Provincial Park


27 Lethbridge Vauxhall auxhall


Picture Butte


6 35 48 Coaldale oaldale 14


Schuler ■ Population (2011): 63 ■ Households (2011): 33 ■ Median Age of Pop. (2011): 57.5 ■ Major Industries: Agriculture ■ Largest Employer: Prairie Rose School Division ■ Unincorporated


36 Magrathra 6 | 2013 REPORT ON SOUTHEAST ALBERTA Jensen Reservoir Provincial Warner Taber aber Bow Island 43 Scandia 39 Rolling Hills 37 2 4 Bassano 41 19 Rosemary Duchess 34 Patricia 7 Tillebrook Provincial Park Brooks


Kinbrook Island Provincial Park 50


Tilley C. F.B. SUF F I E LD profi 47 TOWN Sunnynook Dinosaur Provincial Park 25 Iddesleigh


Blood Indian ynookPark


22 Stirling 45 23 Raymond 56 Foremost Etzikom Etzikom


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