Sturgeon County Profile
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About Sturgeon County
Sturgeon County is a municipal district in Alberta immediately north of Edmonton, surrounding—but separate from—cities and towns such as St. Albert and Morinville on its edges. Hamlets, farms, and industrial lands sit along Highway 2 and the Sturgeon River country. It is a rural municipality in the Capital Region, not a city. About 20,000 people live in Sturgeon County.
Known for
- Municipal district, not a city
- Capital Region countryside north of Edmonton
- Surrounds edges of St. Albert and other separate urban centres
- Highway 2 corridor farms and industrial parks
- Sturgeon River agricultural landscape
See & do
County hamlets and local halls
Community centres in rural settlements across the MD.
Sturgeon River valley drives
Farm and river countryside north of Edmonton.
Highway 2 corridor viewpoints
Prairie and industrial landscapes on the north Capital Region route.
Nearby St. Albert amenities (separate city)
Residents often use neighbouring urban services while living in the county.
Rural recreation sites / parks in the MD
Day-use green space among farms and acreages.
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