Quick facts on Towns in Alberta
According to Section 81 of the Alberta Municipal Government Act,
a Town is an area that has a population of 1,000 or more persons
and has the majority of its buildings on parcels of lands smaller
than 1,850 m².
There are currently 109 Towns in Alberta. Of these Towns, nine
of them are eligible for City status (as described above), while 10
of them have a population of less than 1,000 persons. The Towns of
Castor, Falher, McLennan, and Onoway all had populations greater
than 1,000 persons at one time. Meanwhile, the Towns of Bashaw,
Daysland, Granum, Hardisty, Milk River, Mundare, Sedgewick, and
Stavely were incorporated before the current municipal status
requirements in the MGA were adopted. Alberta has had many other
Towns during the past century that are no longer recognized due to
dissolution, amalgamation, or incorporation to a different status.
According to current population figures, many Unincorporated Places
may be eligible for Town status.
Alberta Towns is a larger sized genuine LnL
container with the usual logbook, pencils, reasonable selection of
trade items, and a few initial travellers.
List of Alberta Towns
Solving the Puzzle
1. Identify the Alberta towns associated with each of the images
- A through P.
2. Identify the code needed to find the final and complete the
math.
3. Check your answer using the geochecker.
4. Have fun and enjoy the view!
Enjoy!
Find the final location by completing the
following: N51 AB.CDE W114 FG.HIJ
The Math
A = Town H - Town B - Town N
B = Town D + Town G - Town B - Town F
C = Town I - Town J
D = Town A - Town N
E = Town D - Town L
F = Town K - Town E
G = Town I + Town F + Town D + Town M / Town O
H = Town C + Town P - Town I
I = Town J - Town L
J = Town A + Town B - Town E
You can check your answers for this puzzle on
Geochecker.com.