Division No. 1, Alberta

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Division No. 1, Alberta, Canada

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Area:	20,516.14 km²
Population:	67,402 (2001)
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Division No. 1 is a census division in southern Alberta, centred around Medicine Hat.

Contents 1 Communities 2 Demographics 2.1 Surrounding Communities 3 References

[edit] Communities

• Cities
  • Medicine Hat

• Towns
  • Bow Island
  • Redcliff

• Villages
  • Burdett
  • Foremost

• Hamlets
  • Dunmore
  • Elkwater
  • Hilda
  • Irvine (dissolved as a town)
  • Ralston
  • Schuler
  • Seven Persons
  • Suffield
  • Veinerville
  • Walsh
  • Wildhorse

• Municipal Districts
  • Cypress County

• County Municipalities
  • Forty Mile County

[edit] Demographics

• Population: 67,402
• Dwellings: 27,595
• Area: 20,516.14 km²
• Density: 3.3 /km²
• Population Change: 8.1 increase from 1996 to 2001

Source: Statistics Canada 2001 Census^[1]

The Five Largest Ancestries in Division No. 1 are German (43.6%), English (28.7%), Scottish (18.9%), Irish (14.4%), Ukrainian (5.9%).[1]

[edit] Surrounding Communities

		Census Division No. 4
	Census Division No. 2		Saskachewan
		Census Division No. 1
		USA

[edit] References

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