Grande Prairie Profile
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About Grande Prairie
Grande Prairie is in northwestern Alberta’s Peace Country, a prairie-and-forest service city for oil, gas, and grain country west of the Alberta–British Columbia boundary. It sits on a former lakebed with Muskoseepi Park cutting a green ravine through town. Highways fan toward Dawson Creek, the Peace River, and the northern Rockies. About 64,000 people live in Grande Prairie.
Known for
- Peace Country oil, gas, and agriculture hub
- Muskoseepi Park ravine through the city
- Northwestern Alberta highway junction
- Fast-growing service centre on a former lakebed
- Gateway toward Dawson Creek and the northern Rockies
See & do
Muskoseepi Park
Long ravine park with trails, lakes, and the Eastlink Centre nearby.
Grande Prairie Museum
Regional history museum at the park.
Crystal Lake
Urban lake and paths on the east side.
Centre 2000
Visitor centre and local exhibits at the highway entrance.
Downtown 100 Avenue
City-centre street grid and civic buildings.
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