Bonnyville No. 87 Profile
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Bonnyville No. 87 Population
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Bonnyville No. 87 Incomes
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Bonnyville No. 87 Employment
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About Bonnyville No. 87
The Municipal District of Bonnyville No. 87 surrounds the separate Town of Bonnyville and City of Cold Lake in northeastern Alberta’s lakeland—not those urban centres alone. Hamlets, farms, oilfield acreages, and lakes such as Moose and Muriel share a vast rural territory. About 13,000 people live in Bonnyville No. 87.
Known for
- Municipal district, not the Town of Bonnyville alone
- Surrounds Bonnyville and Cold Lake urban centres
- Lakeland farms, hamlets, and oilfield acreages
- Moose Lake and regional recreation lakes
- Northeast Alberta energy and agriculture countryside
See & do
Moose Lake Provincial Park
Beach, camping, and lake recreation in the MD.
Hamlets such as Ardmore and Fort Kent
Small community hubs among county roads.
Lakeland countryside drives
Prairie-parkland roads between lakes and fields.
Approaches to Bonnyville (separate town)
Service town widely used by MD residents.
Regional lake accesses (Muriel, Jessie, and others)
Fishing and cottage spots across the district.
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