Mackenzie County Profile
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About Mackenzie County
Mackenzie County is a specialized municipality in northwestern Alberta, covering a vast boreal territory around High Level, La Crete, and Fort Vermilion—not a city. Mennonite farming settlements, oil and forestry, and highway gateways toward the Northwest Territories share one of Alberta’s largest municipal land areas. About 13,000 people live in Mackenzie County.
Known for
- Specialized municipality, not a single city
- High Level, La Crete, and Fort Vermilion settlements
- One of Alberta’s largest municipal land areas
- Mennonite farming communities at La Crete
- Highway gateway toward the Northwest Territories
See & do
High Level townsite approaches
Main service centre in the county’s north.
La Crete and Mennonite farm country
Distinct cultural landscape and rural roads.
Fort Vermilion historic area
One of Alberta’s oldest continuously inhabited settlements.
Boreal forest and Peace River country drives
Northern Alberta wilderness scenery.
Regional recreation lakes and trails
Outdoor spots across the huge municipal area.
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