Division No. 14, Alberta

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Division No. 14, Alberta, Canada

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Area:	26,964.76 km²
Population:	26,871 (2001)

Division No. 14 is a census division in northern Alberta, centred around the town of Edson. Its largest community is the town of Hinton.

[edit] Communities

• Cities

• Towns
  • Edson
  • Hinton

• Villages

• Hamlets
  • Brule
  • Cadomin
  • Chip
  • Evansburg (dissolved as a village)
  • MacKay
  • Marlboro
  • Niton Junction
  • Obed
  • Peers
  • Pine Shadows
  • Robb

• County Municipalities
  • Yellowhead County

• Improvement Districts
  • Willmore Wilderness Park (Improvement District No. 25)

• Reserves
  • Brazeau Reserve

[edit] Surrounding Census Divisions

	Division No. 18	Division No. 18	Division No. 13
	British Columbia		Division No. 11
		Division No. 14
	Division No. 15	Division No. 9	Division No. 9

[edit] References

• Community Profile: Census Division No. 14, Alberta; Statistics Canada

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