Lacombe County Profile
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About Lacombe County
Lacombe County is a municipal district in central Alberta surrounding the separate City of Lacombe—not the city itself. Hamlets, farms, and lake country around Gull Lake and Buffalo Lake sit in parkland between Red Deer and Edmonton. Towns such as Blackfalds, Bentley, and Eckville remain separate municipalities. About 10,000 people live in Lacombe County.
Known for
- Municipal district, not the City of Lacombe
- Surrounds Lacombe; Blackfalds, Bentley, and Eckville are separate towns
- Gull Lake and Buffalo Lake recreation country
- Parkland farms between Red Deer and Edmonton
- Hamlets such as Mirror, Tees, and Morningside
See & do
Gull Lake shoreline and camps
Popular recreation lake on the county’s west side.
Buffalo Lake approaches
Prairie lake country and birding on the east side.
Hamlets such as Mirror and Tees
Small rural centres among county roads.
Parkland farm drives
Rolling fields between Highways 2 and 12.
Approaches to Lacombe (separate city)
Historic Main Street and services used by county residents.
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