Granum, Alberta

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Granum, Alberta, Canada
Motto:  
Granum, Alberta, Canada.
Granum, Alberta, Canada.

Census division No. 3
Municipal District Willow Creek
Area: 1.79 km²
Founded  
Incorporated  
Population

Town Population


420 (2005)
Population density  /km²
Time zone Mountain: UTC -7
Postal code span  
Latitude

Longitude

49°52′25.1″N, 113°30′26.9″W
Elevation 995 m MSL
Highways Highway 2
Highway 519
Waterways Willow Creek
Mayor  
Governing body Granum Town Council

 

1(sc) According to the Canada 2001 Census.
2(gr) Geographic references.

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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 Waterton-Glacier International Peace Park in the south, the Crowsnest Pass in the west, and the mountains near Calgary in the north.

Granum is a community with a rich history. The town's original name was Leavings - where cattle were loaded onto trains to leave for eastern markets.

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