Cash Advances in Southern Alberta, Alberta

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• Acadia - This municipal district is located on Highway 41 and it borders Saskatchewan to the east and the Red Deer River to the north. It was incorporated into a county in 1945 and it has about 500 residents living in an area of 1,076.26 square kilometers. Attractions include the Prairie Elevator Museum and the Acadia Municipal Recreation dam.
• Cardston - Established on January 1, 1954, the county covers a total area of 3,414.87 square kilometers with population density of 1.2 per square kilometer. It borders Warner to the east and is notable for the oldest grain elevator in Alberta.
• Cypress - With an economy based on agriculture and the oil and gas industry, the county which was established in 1985 is home to 7,214 residents living on 13,160.44 square kilometers of land. It borders Newell, Taber and Forty Mile counties to the west.
• Forty Mile - Located to the north of Liberty county and to the south of Cypress county, this municipal district which was established in 1954 encompasses 7,229.68 square kilometers. It is headquartered in Foremost and is notable for the Bow Theatre.
• Lethbridge - Incorporated in 1954, this county is bordered by the City of Lethbridge to the south and Cardston County to the southwest. Its economy is largely supported by agriculture and it is known for the Feedlot Alley, a 500 square kilometer region of intensive livestock farming area.
• Newell - This county was incorporated in 1953 and is home to about 6,800 residents. With its municipal offices located south of the City of Brooks, it covers 5,904.72 square kilometers bordering Wheatland and Cypress counties.
• Pincher Creek - It borders the Municipality of Crowsnest Pass to the west and the Waterton Lakes National Park to the south. Surrounding the town of Pincher Creek, this county is 3,480.91 square kilometers and has about 3,000 residents.
• Ranchland - Situated in the southwest region of the province, it borders Kananaskis Country to the north and the the British Columbia to the west. It surrounds some of Canada's finest ranches in its 2,639.16 square kilometers of land with a population slightly above 70 residents.
• Taber - It was founded in 1954 bordering six counties, Newell and Warner counties among them to the north and south respectively. The Oldman River runs through this county offering fishing, swimming, boating activities.
• Vulcan - This county is five minutes drive from the southern border of Calgary and neighbors Lethbridge to the north. It surrounds five villages and Vulcan town covering an area of 546,772 hectares and its economy is based on agriculture and oil and gas.
• Warner - This county borders southeast of Lethbridge and the Canada/United State border. It is known for the only surviving Grain Elevator Row in Alberta. Spanning 4,517.67 square kilometers, it encompasses the towns of Milk River and Raymond. It was founded in 1912.
• Wheatland - Founded in 1954, it is home to about 8,300 residents and covers 4,539.26 square kilometers. Within the county are three villages and the town of Strathmore which serves as the location of Its municipal office.
• Willow Creek - This county stretches from Lethbridge county in the east to the Porcupine Hills in the west covering a total area of 4,558.89 square kilometers. It is was founded in 1954 and it is home to about 5,100 residents.