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The Red Deer
Region is Canada's
best location to live,
work, visit and play.
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Healthy economy, perfect
location, beautiful parks and lakes
The Red Deer Region is
the activity hub for transportation, distribution, heritage, tourism,
agriculture and conventions .
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plus a wide range of recreational, cultural and shopping opportunities
 The
city of
Red Deer
and the Red
Deer Region have the perfect location -- halfway between
Alberta's two major urban centres, in the centre of Canada's
fastest growing economic corridor.
The area is close to the Rocky Mountains, beautiful
parks and open
spaces, heritage sites, all types of
accommodation,
dining, shopping and other major
attractions and facilities.
The people are energetic,
friendly, innovative and community oriented. Diversity of culture,
heritage, the arts, and its many festivals
earned the city the title of cultural centre of Canada in 2003.
 The
Red Deer Region
The region is defined in many different ways by various organizations.
RDRED (Red Deer Regional Economic Development) defines the Red Deer
Region as the City of Red Deer and Red Deer County.
The Alberta Land-Use
Framework has recently defined the Red Deer Region as roughly the
watershed of the Red Deer River as far south as Drumheller.
Many
organizations consider the region as the same as Central Alberta, which
in turn, is defined in different ways. The most common definition of the
Red Deer Region is an area approximately half way to Edmonton in the
north to half way to Calgary in the south, from the National Park
boundary in the west to Coronation in the east and sometimes as far east
as the Saskatchewan border.
For this publication, the Red Deer Region consists of two primary
regional zones: The Central Region
and the Complimentary Region.
A region within a region in Central
Alberta . . .
 The
Central Region
(the city of Red Deer and
the surrounding area including the communities within Red Deer County
and Lacombe County)
Red Deer, Red Deer County, Sylvan
Lake, Lacombe, Lacombe County, Blackfalds, Innisfail, Penhold, Joffre,
Springbrook, Gasoline Alley, Spruce View, Bowden, Delburne, Alix,
Eckville, Pine Lake, Gull Lake, Glennifer Lake, Bentley, Dickson, Markerville, Tees, Clive, Elnora, Mirror
(larger version of map)
The Complimentary Region
(the communities
within Stettler County, Clearview County, Mountain View County, Kneehill
County and Ponoka County)
Stettler, Ponoka, Olds, Rocky
Mountain House, Stettler County, Mountain View County, Clearwater
County, Ponoka County, Sundre, Buffalo Lake, Three Hills, Trochu,
Caroline, Rimbey, Big Valley, Bashaw, Nordegg, Abraham Lake, Didsbury,
Torrington, Rochon Sands
The extended region
(Central Alberta)
Very close to the Region and
part of Central Alberta are Wetaskiwin, Camrose,
Hobbema, Castor, Coronation, Morrin, Hanna, Drumheller, Carstairs,
Pigeon Lake
the
Region boasts . . .
 - spectacular lakes and recreation areas,
- world class facilities and attractions,
- historical
and cultural diversity,
- a thriving and dynamic economy,
- accommodations and shopping for every taste,
- proactive and involved citizens
- an entrepreneurial spirit, and
- an array of competitive economic advantages.
 Beautiful parkland . . .
Thriving economy . . .
Strategic location . . .
Cultural diversity . . .
. . . just a few of the many reasons for
residents, visitors, investors, researchers, workers and entrepreneurs
to explore Red Deer and the region's many unique communities.
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