Airdrie Profile
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About Airdrie
Airdrie is immediately north of Calgary on the Queen Elizabeth II Highway, in Rocky View County’s urban shadow. It has grown rapidly from a small prairie town into a suburban city of new neighbourhoods around Nose Creek. Many residents commute into Calgary; the city also has its own civic centre and recreation facilities. About 74,000 people live in Airdrie.
Known for
- Rapid growth as a Calgary commuter city
- Nose Creek valley through the centre of town
- New residential neighbourhoods of the 2000s–2020s
- Genesis Place recreation centre
- Prairie-edge location on the Edmonton–Calgary corridor
See & do
Nose Creek Park
Central valley park and ponds through the city.
Genesis Place
Large municipal recreation and aquatics centre.
Downtown Main Street
Older town centre along Nose Creek.
Bert Church Live Theatre
Community theatre adjoining Genesis Place.
Iron Horse Park
Miniature railway and park on the east side.
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