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Business and industrial parks cater to all kinds of businesses including the thriving oil and
gas sector
-- from
agribusiness, manufacturing, distribution to petrochemicals.
RED DEER
Riverside Heavy Industrial
- northeast along 77 St., west of river
served by CN Rail, major businesses
include Olymel hog processing, GATX rail car repair,
city
civic yards including transit and parks
Edgar Industrial - northwest corner,
bounded by Highways 2, 11, 11A
served by CP Rail, major businesses include
Canadian Pacific rail yards, Finning manufacturing,
Daimler Chrysler parts distribution center, Permolex grain and oilseed
milling, BJ Well Services, Halliburton, Schlumberger, Trican Oilwell
Service, High Arctic Well Control, Sanjel, Safety Boss, EXH Engineering
(Genivar)
Golden West Industrial - west side on each side of Highway 11 (67
St.)
includes Nossack
Foods, Border Paving, Flint Energy
Riverside Light Industrial and
Business Park - north of downtown
several construction, engineering
and oilfield businesses and light industrial, Red Deer Co-op Home Centre
Northland Light Industrial - north end of city east of Highway 2A
(50 Ave.)
several businesses and light
industrial
Cronquist Business Park - west of downtown, east of Red Deer
River
mix of residential, light industrial and business, future site of Riverlands residential, commercial and cultural redevelopment
Queens Business Park - west
side of Highway 2, south of Highway 11A
under development
Chiles Industrial - north of city, east of Highway 2A
RED DEER COUNTY
Clearview Industrial
Park
- south of city, east of Highway 2
new, fully serviced
McKenzie Industrial Business Park
- south of city, east of Highway 2
under development
Liberty Business Park
- south of city, west side of Highway 2
includes manufacturers Proform
Concrete, Westridge Cabinets, several retail outlets including Costco,
Staples, highway commercial, auto dealerships
Gasoline Alley Business Park
- south Gasoline Alley, west side of Hwy. 2
includes retailer Leons and
manufacturer Crimtech
Petrolia Industrial Park - south of
city, east side of Highway 2
south of Westerner Park, north of Gasoline
Alley, oilfield supply
Belich Business Park - west of city, south of Highway 11
includes Victory Rig
Burnt Lake Business Park - west of city, north of Highway 11
includes several agribusiness, oilfield
service businesses, UFA Farm Supply, Chatters and Burnt Lake Auction
Blindman Industrial Park - north of city, east and west of
Highway 2A
served by both CN and CP rail, includes
Terroco Drilling
Red Deer Regional Airport - 8 km. south of city, west of Highway
2A
includes several air service businesses
Kuusamo Industrial Park -
west of Sylvan Lake, north of Highway 11
served by CN Rail
LACOMBE COUNTY
Joffre Petrochemical Complex - 15 km. east of Red Deer near
Highway 11
served by Canadian National Railway,
includes Nova Chemicals large ethylene and polyethylene plants, BP
Petroleum linear alpha olefin production, Agrium anhydrous ammonia
production, Procor rail car repair
Prentiss Petrochemical Complex - east of Blackfalds, north of
Joffre
served by both Canadian Pacific and
Canadian National railways, includes Dow Chemicals manufacturing plant,
Praxair Canada liquid nitrogen
Burbank Industrial - south of
Blackfalds, east of Highway 2A, near Hwy. 2
includes NWP Industries (North West
Pipe)
Aspelund Industrial Park -
west of Highway 2, north of Highway 597
west of Blackfalds, includes Mustang Helicopters, Eagle Builders,
Voltage Wireline
LACOMBE
Wes Jackson Industrial Park - southeast, east of Hwy. 2A
south of Hwy. 12, served by Canadian
Pacific Railway
Wolf Creek Industrial Park - northeast, east of Hwy. 2A
north of Hwy. 12, served by Canadian
Pacific Railway
SYLVAN LAKE
Beju Light Industrial Park - east side, east of Hwy. 20
includes Nabors Production, Tri Energy, Sylvan Lake Theatre
INNISFAIL
Innisfail North Industrial - west of Highway 2A, north of Highway
54
served by Canadian Pacific Railway,
includes Johns Manville, Sunterra Meats
BLACKFALDS
Blackfalds Industrial Park - east of
Highway 2A, north of Highway 597
includes Cord WorleyParsons
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RED DEER
Cultural Capital of Canada 2003
Alberta's 3rd largest city
Economic Centre of Canada
Population 90,084 (2010)
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