Wheatland County Profile
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About Wheatland County
Wheatland County is a municipal district in southern Alberta surrounding the separate Town of Strathmore east of Calgary—not Strathmore itself. Hamlets such as Carseland, Standard, Hussar, Gleichen, and Cluny sit among grain fields, the Bow River, and Siksika Nation neighbours. About 9,000 people live in Wheatland County.
Known for
- Municipal district, not the Town of Strathmore
- Hamlets including Carseland, Standard, Hussar, Gleichen, and Cluny
- Grain country east of Calgary on Highways 1 and 24
- Bow River valley and Carseland recreation
- Neighbour to Siksika Nation, a separate jurisdiction
See & do
Wyndham-Carseland Provincial Park
Bow River camping, fishing, and prairie-river trails.
Carseland and Standard hamlets
Rural centres among Wheatland grain fields.
Hussar, Gleichen, and Cluny
Highway hamlets on the county’s eastern prairie.
County farm drives
Open fields between Calgary’s edge and the Bow.
Strathmore (separate town) amenities
Service-town shops used by county residents.
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