Cash Advances in Central Alberta, Alberta

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• Barrhead - It is located to the northwest of Edmonton in an area of 2,404.70 square kilometers. Founded in 1955, the Municipal district has a population of about 6,000 people. It is known for the Barrhead Agrena - hockey rink, Peanut Lake and the Klondike Ferry Park.
• Beaver - This municipal district is centrally located in Holden with municipal office at Ryley. Established in 1943, it has a population of 5,689 and covers an area of 3,315.84 square kilometers. It is home to Black Nugget Lake and Camp Lake.
• Bighorn - Located north of Kananaskis Improvement District and between Calgary and Banff National Park, this municipal district which was incorporated in 1988 is home to some 1,300 people. It covers 2,767.94 square kilometers and has a population density of 1 per square mile.
• Bonnyville - Bonnyville is situated to the east of Saskatchewan and has a population of 11,836. The municipal district which covers an area of 6,057.44 square kilometers was incorporated in 1955 and is known for the Alexander Hall and Baywood Park.
• Brazeau - This county was established on July 1, 1988 encompassing an area of 3,020.71 square kilometers with a population of about 7,200 people. The county is known for the Brazeau River which is a prime fishing zone.
• Camrose - It borders Stettler to the south and Wetaskiwin to the west. Established in 1944, the county is inhabited by about 7,700 people and it spans 3,320.61 square kilometers. It is known for the Max McLean Arena and the Camrose Community Centre, a walking track and indoor soccer facility.
• Clearwater - Bordering the Brazeau River to the northwest, the county which was incorporated in 2000 encompasses 18,691.78 square kilometers and is inhabited by 12,278 people. Its economy is based on agriculture, oil and gas and forestry.
• Flagstaff - The county was established in 1968 and has its municipal office in the Town of Sedgewick. It covers 4,065.56 square kilometers and has 3,244 residents. It is located north of Paintearth and shares borders with Camrose to the west.
• Kneehill - Oil and natural gas is the main source of revenue for this county. It was incorporated in 1998 and covers 3,380.04 square kilometers. It is home to Al Purvis, gold medalist Olympian ice hockey player and it lies to the southeast of Red Deer County.
• Lac La Biche - This county whose economy is based on oil and gas and with about 8,400 residents was incorporated on August 1, 2007. It is situated to the north - east of Smoky Lake County and borders County of St. Paul to the south.
• Lac Ste Anne - Notable for the annual Lac Ste. Anne Pilgrimage, this county which was established in 1944 is home to 10,260 dwellers and covers 2,845.61 square kilometers. It is located to the south of Parkland County bordering Sturgeon County to the east.
• Lacombe - It has a population of about 10,300 people and covers 2,766.65 square kilometers. This county is situated north of the City of Red Deer. The municipal district was established in 1944 and is headquartered in Lacombe.
• Lamont - The county which was incorporated in 1968 covers an area of 2,385.91 square kilometers and contains 27 townships. It known for the Basilian Father's Museum, a Ukrainian cultural heritage site and Beaverhill Lake.
• Minburn - Established in 1942, this county covers 2,910.71 square kilometers and has a population of 3,278. Its local offices are based in Vegreville on Highway 16A,103 km east of Edmonton. It is known for the largest Ukrainian Easter egg in the world called the Vegreville's pysanka.
• Mountain View - Situated between the cities of Red Deer and Calgary, this county covers 3,779.34 square kilometers and has a population of about 12,400 living in 5,136 dwellings. Its main economic driver is oil and gas.
• Paintearth - Established as a county in 1962 and with its municipal office southeast of Castor, it is home to 2,029 people living on its 3,287.24 square kilometer land. Its economy is supported largely by farming and ranching and it is known for a rodeowhich takes place every June.
• Ponoka - Claiming to be "the embodiment of the essence of rural Alberta", this 721,396 acre county was established in 1944 and has about 8,900 residents. The county borders Camrose County to the east and is situated north of Lacombe County.
• Provost - Established in 1943, this county has one town and three villages. Residing in its 3,625.20 square kilometers of land are 2,288 people majorly living off oil and agricultural produce. It is home to Lance Bouma, a professional hockey player.
• Red Deer - It neighbors to Clearwater and Lacombe counties to the west and north respectively. Established in 1944, it has a city, four towns and two villages. It is known for the Waskasoo Park and the Enmax Centrium, a facility for sports events and concerts.
• Special Areas - Special Areas is rural municipality that was enacted in 1938 and covers an area of about 5 million acres. There are Special Area 4 bordering Special Area 3 to the south and and Special Area 2 to the south east. The region is known for Grassy Island Lake and Sounding Lake.
• St. Paul - Established in 1942, this county has a population of 6,168 and is situated about 208km from Edmonton. It has a community of about 1,200 farmers and 32 oil and gas companies. It is known for the Muse'e St Paul Museum.
• Starland - Established in 1912, the county borders Special Area 2 to the west and neighbors the County of Stettler to the north. It is home to 2,057 residents and covers a total area of 2,557.70 square kilometers. Morrin is its municipal headquarter.
• Stettler - This county which was established in 1943 borders Red Deer and Camrose counties to the west and north respectively covering 4,005.10 square kilometers. Its municipal headquarter is Stettler, home to Alberta Prairie Railway Excursions.
• Two Hills - Situated approximately one and a half hours from Edmonton and bordering Lamont County to the west, this county covers 2,631.33 square kilometers and it is resided by about 3,500 people. It offers camping activities at Jackfish and Sandy lakes.
• Vermilion River - It was established in 1944 and it encompasses 5,518.18 square kilometers. This county has an estimated population of 8,000 residents and is known for its golf courses such as the Lloydminster Golf and Country Club and the Vermilion Golf Course.
• Wainwright - This municipal district is located south of the County of Vermilion River and is bisected east-west by the Poundmaker Trail and north-south by the Buffalo Trail. It was founded in 1942 and has an estimated population of 4,100 residents.
• Westlock - Lying to the south of the Athabasca River and to the north of the Sturgeon River, this county covers an area of 3,170.71 square kilometers and has about 8,000 residents.
• Wetaskiwin - Situated south of Leduc County, it has an estimated population of 11,000 residents and spans 3,129.40 square kilometers encompassing Millet town and seven villages. This county is known for its tall water tower rising to 42-metre-high.
• Woodlands - Situated northeast of Yellowhead County and bordering the Municipal District of Big Lakes to the north, this county, established in 1994, has an economy majorly driven by oil and gas industry, forestry, and tourism. It is home to the Rotary Park.
• Yellowhead - With its municipal office located in Edson, this county is 22,296.26 square kilometers in size and has a population of roughly 10,500 people living in 4,177 dwellings. It borders eight counties including Parkland and Clearwater counties.