Daysland, Alberta

**Daysland, Alberta, Canada**

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Daysland, Alberta, Canada's Location.
Census Division	No. 7
County	Flagstaff
Area:	1.66 km²
Founded
Incorporated
Population: Town Population	779 (2001)
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Time zone:	Mountain: UTC -7
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Latitude: Longitude:	52°51′47.7″N, 112°15′13.4″W {{Canadian_City/Map_source_is:{{{CCMapSource}}}\|d1\|m1\|N\|d2\|m2\|W\|region:CA_type:city(100,000)_}}
Elevation:	710 m MSL
Highways	Highway 13 Highway 855
Waterways	Wavy Lake
Mayor:
Governing body:	Daysland Town Council

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Daysland (52°51′54″N, 112°15′13″W) is a town in central Alberta located on Highway 13 east of Camrose.

Daysland, 1920

Daysland is the birthplace of National Hockey League player Matthew Spiller.

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